Big Fly Baseball Show

The guys switched things up on Episode 28 as former MLB players and current broadcast partners of Victor and Joel, Mark Gubicza and Jeff Montgomery respectively, shared some stories and laughs on the show. "Gubi" and "Monty" spent parts of 9 big league seasons together with the Kansas City Royals and as best friends, they spent a great deal of time together and they were kind enough to share those stories with us on the show. Enjoy!

What a way to kick off the week as former MLB All-Star & Owner of Loma Brewing Company, Kevin Youkilis, joined the guys on Episode 27. Known as a fantastic hitter, "Youk" has crushed it since leaving the playing field behind. He spoke of turning his passion for craft beers into a successful business based in Northern California, who inspired his management style and he even talked some hitting, including his work with the Chicago Cubs during spring training. Fascinating chat, especially for entrepreneurs!

MLB umpire and Crew Chief, Ted Barrett, joined the guys on Episode 26 and provided them a unique, behind the scenes perspective on his life, job and mission in life. From being a boxing sparring partner to getting the call the big leagues to attending seminary college and becoming an ordained minister, Ted has accomplished a lot in his career and he continues to impact many lives on a daily basis. Join us on this wonderful conversation with a great man. Enjoy!

He was nicknamed the ‘D-Train’ & took MLB by storm in 2003 with the Florida Marlins & on Episode 25 of the BFBS, Dontrelle Willis joined the guys to share some stories and laughs. From growing up in Oakland and idolizing Dave Stewart to pitching to his favorite catchers in Pudge Rodriguez and Paul LoDuca to shedding some light on his transition to broadcaster with FOX Sports, Dontrelle did not disappoint. His genuine and outgoing personality continues to inspire so many...that smile doesn't hurt.

Los Angeles Dodgers sideline reporter, Alanna Rizzo, joined the guys on Episode 24 on Wednesday. The passionate and talented entrepreneur talked about the Dodgers coming off their 106-win season in ’19, Mookie Betts and the Dodgers' desire to keep him around after this season, the relationship between manager Dave Roberts and the Dodgers front office, and the foundation she created to help reduce the number of dogs on the streets and in shelters (Guidry’s Guardian Foundation - guidrysguardian.org). Enjo

Bill Engvall has been making people laugh for years as part of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, his own show in Las Vegas and his various appearances on the screen and on Episode 23 of the BFBS, he kept his part of the bargain. From Arizona, the actor/comedian joined the guys and talked about his love of the game of baseball and his favorite team, the LA Angels, what he's been doing during this down time with everything shut down and he even flashed back to the time he spent precious time with Robin Williams.

We've spoken to many involved in & around Major League Baseball over the last couple of weeks but on Episode 22, we wanted to shift gears. Chuck Greenberg, Chairman - Greenberg Sports Group, joined the guys to talk about how the pause in our everyday lives has impacted his 3 minor league teams (Frisco RoughRiders, Myrtle Beach Pelicans & College Station Spikes). He shared great stories of how his teams have shifted gears, how he's kept all employees on payroll and even stories as a young Pirates fan. Enjoy!

Big league pitcher, Derek Holland, stopped by the show on Friday and wrapped up another week of fantastic guests. Always known for his easy-going, fun-loving nature, Holland delved into his personality and how he likes to interact with people even on days he’s pitching, spoke about the marketing of players in today’s game, his gaming skills and his 60feet6 Foundation to help young cancer patients. A very honest and forthright discussion from a player’s perspective…exceedingly refreshing. Enjoy!

The television voice of the Boston Red Sox, Dave O’Brien, joined the guys on their 20th episode of the show. O’Brien, who has been a part of the Red Sox broadcasting crew since 2007 and also calls games for ESPN, joined the guys from his home in New Hampshire to give and shared his thoughts on how he’s evolved as a broadcaster since his days with Victor when they were both with the Florida Marlins in 2003, his look ahead to the 2020 Sox and how this season plays out in his eyes…glass half-full. Enjo

Love to laugh when talking baseball? Then you’ve come to the right episode of the Big Fly Baseball Show as 12-year MLB veteran and 3x All-Star, Sean Casey, joined the guys in what turned out to be a giggle fest. Casey shared what it’s been like having a Senior and Junior in high school and their baseball season’s cancelled, his infectious personality and when it all began, as well as a couple of stories involving John Cena and Marge Schott. One of the funniest shows we’ve done to date. Enjoy!