• Roy and Donavan break down the position battles for the Big League club.
• Special announcement

• They discuss what prospects are having a great Spring

Note* It's Episode 267. I introduced the episode as 266 but iIwas wrong and don't want to edit in the correct episode number

David Lamm owner and trainer of Omaha the Bat Dog joins the show!

Dave talks about the origins of Omaha and raising her and then begin the training.

There are a lots of funny story's where mistakes become a part of the fun!

New MadFriars correspondent Clark Fahrenthold released his first Top 30 Padre Prospects.

After the system took a hit from trades to improve the Big League club AJ Preller restocked the farm. Roy and Donavan do a deep dive into his list and Clark reveals what systems he uses to make up the list.

El Paso Chihuahuas Manager Pete Zamora joins Donavan and Roy.

He talks about his playing career and getting the Complex coaching job with the Padres.

Then we get into his first year Managing in AAA. How he balances playing time with development.

The communicating with the Padres is a constant. We then get into Players: Zamo talked about Eguy Rosario and Tirso Ornelas. Tirso could make the opening day roster and Eguy although still young is close to being a everyday player in the big Leagues.

We then ask about the arms in the Bullpen. Omar Cruz, Jayvien Sandridge could push for a spot in the bullpen.

Donavan and Roy catch up with TinCaps {Pitching coach Thomas Eshelman.
Esh talsk about his playing career, the ups and the downs and making his MLB debut.
He then transitions into coaching. He talks about The progress Jagger Haynes made in his first full season healthy!
He talks at length about Jagger and Braden Nett. Where they are in their development and what to expect going into next year.
He tells us about the role catcher's Colton Bender, Anthony Villar and Ethan Salas have on helping pitchers grow.

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