Media native and Archbishop Carroll Dan Crossan joins the show to talk about his professional baseball career that has seen him traveling the world. After two years in the Pecos League in California, Dan has spent time playing in Japan and France for the last two years and talks about his experiences there and what is next to come.

We are joined this week by Eric Genther, a Drexel Hill native and Haverford School alum who was signed by the New York Yankees as an undrafted free-agent this summer. Eric talks about the story behind him getting signed, what he learned in his first taste of pro ball, and of course, his time playing ball in Delco.

Andrew Austen has been beating the odds his whole life after being born without his right forearm/hand. The Radnor Baseball alum has turned into a golf content creator, and he joins us this week to talk about his time playing in the Barstool + Bob Does Sports "Internet Invitational" Golf Tournament this past summer as well as talking some baseball.

You may know Alex "Say Burm" Burman for his sketch comedy on social media, but before that, he was just another one of us growing up playing baseball in Delco. Hear Alex talk about his baseball playing days at Episcopal and Media Little League, how he has turned content creation into a career, and a couple of legendary chaotic tangents.

Joe Marra, founder of the Delaware County chapter of the Miracle League, joins the show on the field at MapleZone Sports Institute before a doubleheader to talk about the league. The league was created as a way to allow children and adults with special needs to play baseball and Joe talks about what inspired the idea, all the work that went into getting the league off the ground, and what is to come next including a special announcement.

Brendan Ricciardi and Ben Thorpe are joined by LENZ Sports Group founders and Delco Baseball Now co-owners Matt Wray and Mike Palumbo as we debut our new studio in Berwyn and also have a conversation about the youth baseball industry and what their company is doing to help assist players, families, and programs through the process.

Brendan Ricciardi and Ben Thorpe recap the three Delco summer ball leagues that all came to an end recently with Clifton winning the Mid-County League, Drexel Hill winning the MSBL, and Upper Darby winning the Delco League. We also take a look at the last Delco team remaining as the Broomall-Newtown 13's will play in the Babe Ruth World Series starting this weekend.

The 2025 Delco League Finals are here, and Upper Darby will face Wayne for the third time in the last four seasons starting on Sunday at O’Hara. Upper Darby’s Joey Suppa and Wayne’s Tommy Bradley join the show to preview what should be a great series. We also talk Mid-County and MSBL Finals as well as the MLB Trade Deadline.

Brendan Ricciardi and Ben Thorpe break down everything going on in the Delco Baseball world including the Delco League semifinals. Wayne 1B Steven Wells joins the show followed by Alex and Sammy Burman from the Upper Darby Blue Sox to preview the semifinal matchups. We wrap up the show with Cardinal O’Hara alum Joe Sperone joining the show to talk about his new role in the Savannah Bananas organization with the Texas Tailgaters.

It’s playoff time in the oldest semi-professional baseball league in the country, and we have a loaded episode as we welcome in a representative from each of the four teams playing in the first round. Aston Valley outfielder Vinny Proietto, Springfield Head Coach Steve Trainor, Drexel Hill Head Coach Sean Mohollen and Chester catcher Ben Ettien all come on to talk about their respective teams and give us a look to expect with the Delco League playoffs starting on Tuesday night.