Anthony Ward of the Weimar Hormigas of the Pecos League is my guest this week. The shortstop discusses his passion to play pro baseball, the league itself, a few stories along the way, and his tryout with the MLB Draft League this summer. In the end, I discuss a little bit about my experience of the Hormigas home stadium-Veterans Memorial Park at Strickland Field.

Our guest this week is Marc Witt, GM of Can-USA Sports. His group owns both the Elmira Pioneers and the Batavia Muckdogs of the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League. Witt shares a collection of stories on what it takes to promote, sell, and get people into the stands. We may talk about the attendance figures of summer collegiate leagues in Savanna and Madison, but Elmira finished 6 out of 166 clubs in attendance in 2021-indeed an impressive feat.

The founder of the Baseball Bucket List website and podcast, Anna DiTommaso, is my guest this week. She shares her stories of her passion to start the Baseball Bucket List along with some of her favorite guests from her shows. We also feature a commercial break due to a technical snafu during the interview.

The commissioner of the Pecos League Andrew Dunn is my guest on this week's episode of the podcast. He rolls through quite a bit of information from team uniform selection, stadium locations, and the upcoming 2022 season. We also chat a little bit on various logos and design of the league. You won't want to miss this episode.

Logan Wiening, the founder of Old Fort Baseball Co., joins us tonight for a conversation on his passion that is now a reality. He re-designs logos and streetwear of old baseball clubs in Fort Wayne, including the Daisies of the All-American Girls Baseball Association, the Scouts of the American Professional Slo-Pitch League, the Colored Giants, and the first team to play a professional baseball game in 1871, the Kekiongas. 

Jeff Hurley, GM and president of the Trenton Thunder, joins us for this week's episode. We talk about the upcoming MLB Draft season, what's new at the ballpark, and of course pork roll. It's all that and much more on this week's episode.

Tina Cornett, Assistant GM of the Nanaimo NightOwls, is my guest this week. She talks about the brand-new club of the West Coast League that has been waiting for over a year to begin to play at the renovated Serauxmen Stadium. She also mentions what a Nanaimo bar is, to many of us south of the border who have never heard of the sweet, delicious treat.

Cameron Kovach is my guest this week. The president of the Florence Flamingos of the Coastal Plain League discusses the success of the rebrand, how many countries have purchased merchandise, and what to expect at the new Carolina Bank Field this season.

Burlington Sock Puppets GM Anderson Ruthbun is our guest this week and we discuss the comings and goings at Sockville, USA. The Appalachian League club will enter its second season in a few weeks and Anderson discusses what his organization can do better for the fan experience this year. Another wonderful conversation that lasts almost an hour, but it's good news and candid talk between two colleagues.

Managing Partner of the Canyon County Spuds Daylon Dobish is our guest on this week's episode. He talks about the atmosphere at a Spuds game at Wolfe Field and gets our mouths watering for brisket nachos, funnel cake fries, finger steaks, and Spuds Sauce. What is Spud Sauce, listen to the show to find out.