Former Wareham Gateman and MLB player Doug Glanville joins the show. We discuss his journey to the MLB, some key moments in his career, and how he approaches his work as an analyst

To kick off our media members season of The Cape League Podcast, we are joined by Jen McCaffrey. Jen started her career as a sports reporter for the Cape Cod times covering the Cape League, and now covers the Boston Red Sox for The Athletic. We discuss her move to the Athletic, and the her favorite story she got to write.

We are joined today by a former Cape League Intern Zac Vierra. Zac started his career with the Cape League and has worked his way through the game of baseball and is now the Senior Coordinator of New Media and Twitter for the MLB.

On today’s episode, we are joined by Justin Seager. He sits down with us to discuss BlastMotion, a sponsor and partner of the Cape League and the work they are doing with swing data and analytics. Justin was drafted by Seattle Mariners, has 2 brothers who still play in the MLB and has ties to the Cape League

We sit down with current Bourne Braves Manager and a member of the 2020 Cape League Hall of Fame Class, Harvey Shapiro.

On today’s episode, we speak to a former intern for YD, Katie Carlson. Currently the Assistant Director of Athletic Communications at Stanford, she had had an amazing journey in the baseball world including time with the San Francisco Giants, Chicago Cubs, and at the World Baseball Classic

We sit down with a two-time MLB all-star, former homer in derby champion, a member of a 2005 Chatham As, and current Texas Rangers infielder Todd Frazier

We sit down with a member of the Maine Baseball Hall of Fame, 2 time Cape League Coach of the Year, and current Falmouth Commodores Manager Jeff Trundy

We sit down with former Falmouth Commodore and World Series Champion as a member of the St Louis Cardinals, Mark Hamilton. We discuss all things Cape League, as well as his unique life after Baseball which has led him to be on the front lines of the coronavirus battle.

We sit down with former Harwich Mariners Pitcher Taylor Rogers. Taylor is the current closer for the Minnesota Twins, and a member of the 2011 championship Harwich team