Jeff Andrews joins us from Connecticut! We talk about working spring training together while we were both umpires in the Minor Leagues. These days he works at a restaurant cooking food and also officiates 3 sports locally. He loves his Philadelphia Eagles and sharing some great memories!

Roy Ramirez joins us from Texas to give his opinion on some current events. He has experience as an EMT and now works for the Federal Government. We were roommates at Umpire School in 2009 and it was great to catch up!

Rick Johnson talks about growing up with KYL/RHP as his backyard. He's around kids all day as a school teacher, a coach, and as a father. He loves teaching others in many aspects of life.

Bill Barnes returns for the Weekly Wednesday Weigh-In! We cover the MLB, badminton, police training, and the hypocrisy of the social media mob. We live in a Culture of Mediocrity. (UNCENSORED)

Billy Cunha joins us to talk some baseball. He and I were partners in the Northwest League in 2010 and have a lot of catching up to do. Billy talks about the strange ways baseball can direct our paths.

Dan Baumgardner Sr joins us to talk youth sports, high school sports, and what makes baseball different from all the rest. His sons were teammates of my brother and I in high school and we have a lot of memories to share.

Aaron Reynolds has umpiring in his blood. Both he and his dad worked in the Minor Leagues 30 years apart. It was great to catch up with my former colleague. He is currently in Law School and has strong opinions about the LA Rams leaving his home city of St Louis.

Mike Minter is a proud supporter of Kare Youth League and Rio Hondo Prep. He discusses what it's been like for his son and other graduates of 2020 during the Lockdown. Mike also has some experience umpiring baseball and coaching football.

Covid-19, Lockdown, Protests, why the 2nd amendment is important, and the hypocrisy of government. Bill Barnes brings the strong opinions we love him for. (UNCENSORED)

Tony Padilla is well known as one of the best basketball officials in the NCAA. He has worked the Final Four twice and can be seen on the floor almost every night during the season. He also has a baseball side that not many know about. He loves what be does and is a great example to those who officiate any sport or those who manage personalities in their job.