Jon Daniels, President of Baseball Operations and General Manager of the Texas Rangers, joined the guys on Tuesday to talk all things Texas. From the new ballpark to his front office approach under uncertain times to discussing proposals for baseball's return and how to plan for it to the evolution of Joey Gallo and Elvis Andrus. All that and more...enjoy!

Hall of Fame pitcher and Minnesota Twins analyst, Bert Blyleven, kicked off Week 4 of the Big Fly Baseball Show in grand fashion. From talking about the Twins in 2020, to his thoughts on the lack of depth from starting pitchers in today’s game, to his patented ‘hot foot’ prank, Bert delivers as only he can. He even shares an odorous Bob McClure story from their days with the Angels. All that and much more…call it a Hall of Fame performance. Enjoy!

Each passing day, we hear of the new ideas Major League Baseball is toying with once the game is able to resume. Bob Nightengale, MLB Columnist for the USA Today, wrote a piece on Friday detailing a radical realignment based on spring training homes of MLB teams. Bob talks to the guys about the plan that is being discussed as well as a couple of other topics relating to the subject including the implementation of the universal DH. Also fun chatting with a fan of the game of baseball. Enjoy!

The guys shifted their focus towards the National League Central on Episode 15 as they welcomed long time television broadcaster for the St. Louis Cardinals, Dan McLaughlin, to the show. Danny Mac talks about his last ‘broadcast’ from Spring Training in Florida (which turned out to be one of the last live TV sporting events to air due to pandemic), how baseball will bounce back, Cardinals Nation & how much they appreciate their teams and he looks ahead to the 2020 season. Enjoy!

ESPN basketball analyst and Hall of Famer, Dick Vitale, joined the guys on Episode 14 of the show. Dickie V did not disappoint as he continues to inspire during these tough times with his motivational clips on social media. He also talked at length about a number of different topics that took the guys through a gauntlet of great sports names…Bob Knight, Joe Maddon, Joe DiMaggio, Duke Snider & Hal McRae to name a few. He also talked about his beloved Tampa Bay Rays. All that and more...enjoy!

If you’ve never been to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, you are missing out. Bob Kendrick, the President of the museum, joined the guys on Episode 13 to share some of his wonderful stories about Buck O’Neill, Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson and Cool Papa Bell. Bob also talked about the impact of the coronavirus on the museum as well as the Negro Leagues Centennial celebration that was kicked off in February. Always uplifting, Bob has a way of bringing everyone together. Enjoy the show!

While everything’s on hold in baseball, it didn’t keep the guys from talking about baseball’s brightest prospects. Keith Law, Senior Baseball Writer for The Athletic, joined the guys on Episode 12 to discuss the process for gathering his top prospects list, the impact of this year’s draft on amateur players and his new book - The Inside Game: Bad Calls, Strange Moves, and What Baseball Behavior Teaches Us About Ourselves.

He spent parts of 19 seasons as a Major League player and now is a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers front office. Raul Ibañez joined the guys to talk about his career, the person who influenced him the most with his turnaround as a player after being designated for assignment twice, breaking down swings and swing doctors and gives the guys his top 3 hitters he'd pick to have at the plate if you needed a hit in a crucial situation. Enjoy!

The incomparable Tim Mead, President of the Baseball Hall of Fame, joined the guys on Episode 10 of BFBS. Tim spoke of what the transition was like for him when he took over at the Hall in June of last year, the adjustments the museum has had to make with our current environment, his love for the game of baseball and how the stories we share are helping people get through these tough times. Simply a wonderful, uplifting conversation with one of the best people in the game of baseball. Enjoy!

The guys shift gears to the American League East and the New York Yankees on Episode 9 as Meredith Marakovits, YES Network reporter. She joined the show from her home in Clearwater, FL. and gave us the 411 on the Yankees injury front, Aaron Boone’s impact on the club and she talks about the continuing wave of women joining the baseball ranks, on and off the field. She’s one of the best for a reason…enjoy!