morning show hosted by Matt Vasgersian and Harold Reynolds, airing at 9:00 AM ET and repeated during the day. MLB Tonight continued as before, under that name, in its customary time slot (when not moved for awards presentations or special programs). Quick Pitch: A 60-minute daily fast-paced show of highlights from that day's games and currently hosted by Siera Santos or Keiana Martin. Premiered April 12, 2009. Currently, it airs live at the conclusion of MLB Tonight or the last live game of the night and then repeats throughout the overnight and morning hours until 9 AM ET. MLB Now: The series premiered April 1, 2013, and new episodes air Monday thru Friday on MLB Network. Season one had Brian Kenny and Harold Reynolds debating about baseball's daily events and news with Reynolds taking the "traditional" perspective and Kenny using sabermetrics to approach each topic. The debate was moderated by Kristina Fitzpatrick. The season one finale aired in early October. On February 26, 2014, host Brian Kenny announced via Twitter that MLB Now had been renewed for a second season to premiere in April 2014. Season two saw some changes as Reynolds and Fitzpatrick exited the show, which now centers around Kenny and three other guests that include one MLB on-air personality and two former or current players, managers, general managers, journalists, reporters, or analysts. The format is similar but Kenny acts as moderator and also debates with the guests. Currently, it airs Weekdays at 2 PM ET. The Rundown: A two-hour show that premiered in 2011, hosted by Scott Braun and various analysts, provides looks at day games in progress, batting practice, recaps of the previous day's action and previews of the upcoming contests. In 2012, The Rundown expanded to three hours. In 2013, The Rundown moved back to 2 hours. Replaced by Off Base in 2022. Intentional Talk: Another show that premiered in 2011, using the traditional sports talk radio format hosted by Stephen Nelson and Kevin Millar about the events of the day and include interviews with players and managers. Currently, it airs Weekdays at 4 PM ET during the Regular Season. High Heat: The series premiered March 31, 2014 and is hosted by Chris Russo with Alanna Rizzo as co-host. It airs Monday–Friday year-round. MLB Central: A 3 to 4-hour news magazine-style show that currently, airs weekdays at 9 AM ET and is co-hosted by Lauren