Some traditions become part of a community's identity. The Connie Mack World Series is one of them.

For more than six decades, Farmington has welcomed the nation's top young baseball players, and along the way, we've built friendships, memories, and a reputation that reaches far beyond our city limits.

On this episode of The Mayor's Table, Mayor Nate Duckett interviews Connie Mack World Series Committee Chair Lyle Love about what makes this tournament so special — including the local families who open their homes to players.

Ever thought about opening your home to a Connie Mack player? Now's the time. The Connie Mack World Series is still looking for families to be part of one of Farmington's most cherished traditions.

Tune in to learn what it's really like to be a host family, why the experience leaves a lasting impact on both players and local families, and how volunteers, community support, and unforgettable moments at Ricketts Park make the Connie Mack World Series so much more than a baseball tournament.

Watch the full episode below or listen wherever you get your podcasts.