In this episode we’re joined by my former battery mate, Mr. Alfonso Reda. Al spent 4 seasons at Misercordia University and continues pursuing his dream, playing professionally in the Atlantic League. He shares some fun experiences from Indy Ball and some interesting insights from his time in the Italian Baseball League.

On this episode we are joined by one of my former colleagues, Victor Sweet. Vic and I spent 4 seasons in Minor League Baseball, working together for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. We discuss some of our favorite playoff games in the Bronx, to never ending homestands in Scranton, PA.

On this episode we are joined by the biggest Mets fan I know, Mr. Anthony LoBello. We’ll dive into some of our favorite moments at Shea Stadium, Little League dreams and college ball - rain delay shenanigans. And we’ll even throw some Mets trivia as well.

In this episode we are joined by Kyle Lindsay, the current all-time hits leader in Misericordia Baseball history. We talk about what it was like growing up as a Phillies fan watching Chase Utley and how that affected his approach to the game. We reminisce about our playing days and what it was like to make the transition from college player to full time coach.

Lefty specialist and all around good guy, Dillon Del Rosso joins the show. We discuss some epic moments in Derek Jeter’s career, along with a few from our own playing days. From grueling workouts, to favorite college eats, it can all be heard here.

If you can bear with us through the laughter, there actually is some great baseball conversation taking place: from some controversial statements, to legendary greats and current favorites.

Today we’ll learn about Ronald Reagan’s radio career and how he became the voice of Chicago Cubs baseball throughout the American midwest back in the 30’s. We’ll hear a few wonderfully written excerpts from Bob Spitz’s newest biography, “Reagan - An American Journey”,

In this episode we’ll hear from my good friend Garrett Pelko. We talk about why he will be forever known as “Recruit” and discuss some of his favorite memories, including meeting Pedro Martinez to his all time favorite Backyard Baseball Roster. A trip down memory lane you won’t want to miss.

On this episode we’ll hear from the future Mrs. Tunison; my greatest catch of all time. We’ll talk about how baseball ultimately brought us together, some of Kelly’s biggest hits, and a few of our favorite baseball memories from over the past 7 years.

Miles grew up in the heart of Twin Country, just a short bike ride from the Metrodome. Listen in as we discuss some of his favorite baseball memories, including how he got his favorite players autograph, to watching playoff baseball in the Bronx, and everything in between.