My dad is back to talk about watching me play, Cooperstown and Hall of Fame, and that time he tried out for the Marlins. Don't miss his insights about Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens and why he thinks they will likely get into the Hall of Fame in the future. And we also learn a cool, personal story about Cal Ripken, Jr. 

It's Season 2 of Baseball Podcasts are Fun. Florence (KY) Y'Alls player/coach Jared Cheek drops by to discuss youth baseball in North Georgia and what it's like playing in the Frontier League. 

In my Christmas episode, I sat down with my Abuelo Frank (My mom's dad) to hear his thoughts about baseball in New York City and Puerto Rico when he was growing up. We also spoke about the 1994 MLB Player's Strike, which was the moment my Abuelo says he stopped caring about the professional game. Luckily for me though, he loves watching me and my teammates play. Enjoy the latest episode and Merry Christmas. 

Tampa Bay Rays lefty Reliever COLIN POCHE joins us to talk about his MLB debut at Fenway Park, overcoming two Tommy John surgeries, playing for the best organization in baseball, and what kids like me should work on to make our baseball dreams come true. It was a real pleasure to speak to Colin and get his take on today's game. 

Today I interview my Grandpa Mark, who grew up a huge baseball fan in Brooklyn during the heyday of baseball in New York City.