The head coach of the Newark Pilots Chris Ferara is my guest this week. He talks about his first year as the skipper of the team and ideas he has to raise the awareness of the club in the area.

Mal Romanin is my guest, the co-owner and Director of Operations for the new baseball club in St. Catharines, Ontario, begining this summer in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League. Romanin is a 12-year vet in the Toronto Blue Jays communication department, and he gives us a glimpse of what to expect from his new club set to play this summer.

Tonight's conversation is about relocating the Athletics back to Philadelphia. Does that sound crazy? Is it crazier than playing in Sacramento for three years and hoping that a ballpark in Las Vegas gets built? The A's playing in the Philadelphia market might not be as far-fetched as it sounds, and my guest, pushing for a movement with his petition, gives us more details on what the city could look like as a two-team baseball town.

https://www.change.org/p/mlb-bring-the-athletics-back-to-philadelphia

Joining me again as a guest is Nicholas Carey of American Ballpark Road Trip. He talks about his passion for creating content for his YouTube page and the equipment used to showcase various ballparks throughout the country and abroad.

Jason Moragas returns to the show to review the newest logos and rebranding across the world of organized baseball this off-season. We rate are three favorites and three of our least favorites on this week's episode.

We take a break from ballparks this week. Kevin Jordan is my guest tonight, and he discusses his journey to all 60 Canadian Hockey League arenas. He shares his favorite arenas, memorable moments, and his future plans.

My guests this week are from the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers of the Midwest League. Sawyer Dam, the Merchandise & Retail Manager, and Ryan Moede, the VP of Business Operations, tell me how their collection of alternate identities helps with merchandise sales for the club.

Eric Stoller of the Flag City Sluggers is my guest tonight and discusses what it is like to operate a summer collegiate team with a group of college students from the University. of Findlay The first-year Great Lakes League is based in Finlady, Ohio, and hopes to provide the area with baseball fun during the summertime.

Terry McCutchen is my guest this week and we have a few things to discuss including being the president of the Abilene Flying Bison Fan Club, The Catch 365 Project, Logovember, and panned trips for the 2025 baseball season.

Hunter Kane is my guest tonight and he will discuss his new role as the Assistant GM of the Lexington Flying Pigs of the Old North State League. Kane talks about his past experiences this summer as well as interning for both the Hickory Crawdads and the Edenton Steamers.