On the farewell episode of the JABO podcast, Rob Neyer and C.J. Nitkowski dive into Yoenis Cespedes' new deal with the New York Mets plus much more offseason news. And then, finally, C.J. asks the burning questions you've always wanted to ask Rob.

Rob Neyer and C.J. Nitkowski discuss the latest offseason news, including Justin Upton's big deal with the Detroit Tigers, MLB's investigation into a gambling ring potentially involving Yu Darvish and more.

Rob Neyer and C.J. Nitkowski react to Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza getting into the Hall of Fame and discuss why Griffey didn't get 100 percent of the votes. Plus, why Alex Gordon came back to the Kansas City Royals and more.

Rob Neyer and C.J. Nitkowski discuss Pete Rose's ban from baseball being upheld, Jason Heyward and Johnny Cueto signing huge deals and more MLB Hot Stove buzz.

As the Winter Meetings are in full swing in Nashville, we take a look at what has already happened this offseason: Zack Greinke's big deal with the Diamondbacks, Jose Fernandez's availability on the trade market, and Aroldis Chapman's near trade to the Dodgers.

Tigers owner Mike Ilitch wants to win and doesn't care what it takes to do so. It appears that's exactly what the team plans to do with the recent signing of free-agent pitcher Jordan Zimmermann, but how much further will they go? Also, Johnny Cueto rejects big deal from D-backs and Barry Bonds might be hired as a hitting coach for the Marlins.

In our inaugural Thanksgiving episode, we talk with film and TV star Wil Wheaton, who famously starred in the movie Stand By Me, played Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, currently stars on The Big Bang Theory, and happens to be a longtime fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers. We also discuss the Dodgers new manager Dave Roberts, and former MLB-er Andy Van Slyke's controversial comments on Robinson Cano and Yasiel Puig.

Red Sox slugger David Ortiz will be saying goodbye to his playing career after next season. We reflect on where his career fits in baseball history and whether he'll reach the Hall of Fame. Also, did Boston give up too much to get closer Craig Kimbrel? We finish by chatting with Cubs' broadcaster Len Kasper about his career in the booth and the path he took to get there.

Last week's reflection on the World Series was a bit Mets-heavy, so we talked to lifelong Royals fan, dermatologist, and Grantland/ESPN writer Rany Jazayerli for a while about the 2015 Royals and what this World Series means for fans of the franchise. We also hit on some offseason news including qualifying offers and the loss of Cardinals pitcher Lance Lynn.

Well, the baseball season is over. The Royals won. The Mets lost. Free agency is starting up again and the increasingly shorter offseason is underway, but let's take a few moments to reflect on 2015's World Series before shifting our focus to next year.