A member of the 1967 National Champions, Jeff Pentland played for Bobby Winkles and was an assistant under Jim Brock. He was road roommates with Reggie Jackson and tutored Barry Bonds. A member of the 2002 Arizona State Athletics Hall of Fame class, Pentland sits down with Jake and Randy to talk about how he ended up at ASU as player, how he came back as a coach and why ASU played such an important role in his life.

In part two, Murph opens up about what really happened with the NCAA and the day he found out he was no longer the head coach at ASU. He also talks about some of his favorite players, memories and why Arizona State is still a big part of his life. He also tells us the origins of how "Back In Your Arms Again" became the unofficial Packard Stadium postgame anthem.

Murph. From 1995 to 2009 he skippered the ASU Baseball program in his own unique way. Some loved him, some hated him, but no one can deny the impact he had on the program. In part one, he tells Jake and Randy how he got to Arizona State, opens up about mistakes he made and why Dustin Pedroia changed the program and the way people scout baseball.

The Voice of the Sun Devils, Tim Healey, stops by to share his stories from the broadcast booth. Heals has called ASU Baseball on the radio for more than 20 years and relives some of his favorite moments. Tim also tells Jake and Randy who his favorite all-time interviews are and who he thinks are the best players he's ever seen in a Sun Devil uniform.

Alvin Davis, the 1982 Pac-10 Player of the Year and a member of the 1981 National Champions joins Jake and Randy to go down memory lane. AD talks about how much Coach Brock did for his family and his lasting legacy on Alvin, his favorite teammates and why the 1981 team was so special.

National Champion. First Golden Spikes Award Winner. ASU's All-Time Home Run King. #1 Overall Pick in the Draft. Rookie of the Year. Bob Horner did it all and he joins Randy and Jake to talk about his Sun Devil career. Bob talks about why his Home Run record shouldn't still be standing and offers advice to Spencer Torkelson as he preps for the upcoming MLB Draft.

The 1999 Pac-10 Player of the Year and 14-year Major League Baseball veteran Willie Bloomquist joins the show to talk about his three years in Tempe. Willie tells Jake and Randy why Pat Murphy still means so much to him to this day, why the 1998 National Championship Game still makes him feel like he has unfinished business with Sun Devil baseball and whether or not coaching could be in his future.

Jake and Randy welcome former Sun Devil baseball Head Coach Tim Esmay to the show for a two-part episode. In Part Two, they talk about Cory Hahn's lasting impact on the program, the family atmosphere that existed at Packard Stadium and what Alumni Weekend meant to the former players. Randy also vents about the 2011 Austin Super Regional aka The Austin Screwjob while Ez tells us why he was able to forgive the umpire who made the call.

Jake and Randy welcome former Sun Devil baseball Head Coach Tim Esmay to the show for a two-part episode. In Part One, Ez talks about how he ended up at Arizona State as a player and how he made the transition to assistant coach after his playing days. They discuss what Hall of Fame coach Jim Brock meant to Tim and the Sun Devil program and Ez talks about how he found out his dream of becoming the Head Baseball Coach at Arizona State was going to become a reality.

One of the greatest players in the history of Sun Devil Baseball, Brett Wallace, stops by to share some stories and talk about his passion for ASU Baseball. The only player to win back-to-back Triple Crowns in Pac-10 history, Wallace talks about how Pat Murphy shaped him as a player and why beating Arizona was his favorite thing.