Red Sox first baseman Garrett Cooper hops on the show with Javi and Petey. They reminisce about their playing days together with the Biloxi Shuckers. Coop dives into his time as an Auburn Tiger, a run-in with Charles Barkley, and his experiences with the Yankees, Marlins, Padres, and Cubs.

Javi and Petey provide their opinions on the rash of Tommy John surgeries in the last few seasons. The guys debate the impact of organizations and players chasing velocity rather than teaching proper pitching. Has the ban on sticky stuff affected injuries as well? And no surprise to anyone ... the Athletics and Marlins are amid historically bad starts. Why are the City Connect jerseys so overwhelmingly awful? Petey takes a stand and sticks up for the new uniforms.

Toad opens the episode with an emotional monologue looking back on the Opening Day experiences he's shared with his father. Milwaukee's hot start has them leading a surprisingly competitive NL Central while Petey's Red Sox are being carried by their arms and changes implemented by new pitching coach Andrew Bailey. The guys then discuss how chippiness in the early going of this season is good for the game. In the final segment, Petey takes center stage as he discusses his baseball career and journey.

The MLB season kicked off in the most dramatic way possible: the biggest gambling scandal since Pete Rose. Javi, Petey, and Toad provided their perspective on the Shoehei Ohtani debacle, made their way-too-early predictions for the MLB season, and reviewed some drama within the NL Central. Petey then shares a hilarious encounter with A-Rod during his time with the Brevard County Manatees.