Vol. 7.26, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss an interview with Scott Mathieson of the Giants, discuss Yomiuri, focus on the teams that are cold, and handle some HighHeat.

Vol. 7.25, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss an interview with Coco Balentien of the Swallows, discuss Yakult's issues, the changes on the Giants bench with a shuffle in the power structure & the Shun Yamaguchi problem before taking on some HighHeat.

Vol. 7.24, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss interviews with Alex Ramirez of DeNA, Brandon Laird of Nippon Ham and Casey McGehee of Yomiuri, John rants about fandom, followed by a talk about an increase in home runs, unsung heroes, Shohei Otani and HighHeat.

Vol. 7.23, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss an interview with Rafael Dolis of the Tigers, talk about the Hanshin, the surprising offensive leaders in the CL and PL, Dennis Sarfate’s milestone and handle some HighHeat.

Vol. 7.22, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss interviews with Chris Marrero and Stefen Romero of the Buffaloes, talk about the state of the pennant races in the CL and PL and handle some HighHeat.

Vol. 7.22, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss interviews with Chris Marrero and Stefen Romero of the Buffaloes, talk about the state of the pennant races in the CL and PL and handle some HighHeat.

Vol. 7.21, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss an interview with Spencer Patton of the BayStars, talk about DeNA, roll out our own interleague starting lineups, touch on some notes and handle some HighHeat.

Vol. 7.20, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss an interview with Matt Duffy of the Marines, talk about Lotte’s struggles, discuss the Hawks seventh victory in the interleague race, the Giants GM move, rant about the replay system and handle some HighHeat.

John E. Gibson and Jim Allen discuss an interview with Brian Wolfe of the Lions, briefly examine the Seibu club, touch on the interleague race, debate the meaning of 2,000 hits and more.

Vol. 7.18, John E. Gibson and Jim Allen comment on an interview with Brent Morel of the Buffaloes, discuss Orix’s up-and-down ways, give early interleague impressions, NoriNori breaking Nomo’s record and Masahiro Araki collecting hit No. 2,000.