On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys give props to first time World Series champions the Texas Rangers. What will the 2024 team look like, and can they repeat? The offseason is officially upon us and players are opting in and opting out all over. The boys break down who is in and who is out. Elsewhere, the manager carousel continues! The Cubs make a big move, the Mets do what the Mets do, the Angels go old, and the Guardians pull a name out of nowhere. The boys dive in. Since we are looking ahead to 2024 the boys give their way... too... early...Power Rankings! Who is tops? Who is falling? They make their picks. Afterwards, they round out the show with Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys recap the World Series... so far. The Rangers have taken a 3-1 lead over the D-Backs and look to be in the drivers seat. Do the D-Backs have it in them for a comeback? If they do, what will it take? It's that time of year again, the end of season awards-- the LONG GONE AWARDS! The boys pick their top players and managers in a variety of categories to end this crazy MLB season. And they put the cherry on top by selecting a favorite card they collected in 2023. Afterwards, they round out the show with Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys recap the Championship Series that went to a Game 7 in each matchup. The D-Backs and Rangers are now our matchup. The boys breakdown every position and pick which team, who they think, have the advantage. Not surprising this time of year, but there has been a manager shuffle. Dusty Baker retires, Craig Counsell is taking interviews from other teams, and Bob Melvin says "see ya" to the Padres and "Hello" to the Giants. Afterwards the boys round out the show with Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys discuss a shocking Division and Championship series, where it's looking more like the Phillies and Rangers teams could be our World Series showdown. This leads to a larger discussion with them asking the question: is the regular season important? The Braves, Orioles and Dodgers owned all year, just to be eliminated right away. The boys question many things, including whether a first round bye is good enough for league winners entering postseason play. Maybe the whole format needs to be re-worked. Afterwards, the boys make their top-10 fantasy baseball rankings for 2024. They round out the show with Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys talk postseason! The Wild Card round was shocking but the Divisional Series has given us some stunners that could change the landscape of baseball for a while. From their horrible predictions to Michael eating some crow about the Texas Rangers, the boys breakdown one hell of a postseason. Afterwards, they discuss what Brewers manager Craig Counsell's future looks like. He's been mum on if he'll remain with Milwaukee. Are there other suitors? Has Milwaukee plateaued? Following this, the boys select their favorite postseason game endings of all-time. Later, they round out the show with Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys discuss season endings with a couple of manager firings and early rumors begin. Miguel Cabrera, Adam Wainwright, Joey Votto, and Zack Greinke said their goodbyes to the sport that raised them, and the boys say their goodbyes as well. Legendary knuckleball pitcher Tim Wakefield passed away this week and the boys pay tribute to the Boston icon. It's that time of year again, postseason predictions! The boys break down matchups round, which leads to their World Series predictions. Afterward, they round out the show with Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys start off by paying homage to the best hot corner to ever play the game, Brooks Robinson, who passed away at 86. Afterwards, they discuss two of the biggest stars in the 2010s, who were neck and neck in multiple MVP races not so long ago. Mike Trout and Miguel Cabrera. While Trout is trying to find a second life in his career, Miggy is closing the book on his famed 23-year one. It's that time of year again; the boys talk postseason sleepers. They each pick two sleepers for teams that have clinched and two sleepers for teams that could still make the playoffs with half a week to go in the season. Later, they round out the show with the last Fantasy Factory of the year and finish with Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, it's that time of year again. Teams are clinching and the postseason picture is getting clearer. The boys dive in. After giving props to Adam Wainwright and his 200th win, and giving an update on Ohtani's status, they discuss the Rays approval for their new stadium. What will their new home look like? Anything is better than Tropicana Field! The end of the season is near, which means the boys have to give out their awards, well, sorta. They pick their top three dawgs, disappointments and improved players and teams. Mikey surprises S-Man with some trivia and they round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys talk the possible exit of Mike Trout as a Los Angeles Angel. Last week the team came out and revealed they might be willing to trade the 32-year old. Where could he land if so? Following this, the boys talk the amazing Wild Card race and follow that up with record talk of Julio Rodriguez's 30-30 season, Ronald Acuna Jr. nearing 40-40 and Matt Olson closing in on becoming the single season homer run leader ever for the Braves. There are many rookies breaking on the scene this season. Who has been the best? The boys each give reveal their top-five. Afterwards, they round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner and give some facts about Giancarlo Stanton.

On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys discuss the flaccid hiring that was the White Sox's new GM Chris Getz. Julio Urias was arrested recently. How will this affect the Dodgers title push? Afterwards, the boys discuss the Texas showdown of the Houston Astros and the Texas Rangers as both vie for AL West supremacy. In the last Forgotten Series of the year, the boys talk about one-time star Hideo Nomo. He came in with as much hype as Ichiro and Ohtani, and disappeared into baseball's abyss. The boys talk about who he was and how he impacted the game in the mid-to-late 90s. After, they round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.