On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys give praise to the best pitcher in baseball from Japan... Not Yamamoto.... Shota Imanaga! In six starts, he's proven to be the most valuable Chicago Cub, and there's no one close. Afterwards, the boys predict some team fire sales in the near future, and who out of those players up for grabs would they want on what teams. Every team has a Batman and Robin, or in some cases-- Batman and Batman. The boys each select their top-five top duos in the league who are catapulting their respected clubs to wins early on. They then round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.

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On this episode of Long Gone, the boys discuss the gut-wrenching reality that is the second-half of Mike Trout's career. It was recently announced he has torn his MCL and will be out for much of the season. After, Michael gives us a little preview of the top prospects in this year's draft and the names you need to know, which leads into a larger discussion about former top prospect Spencer Torkelson and how bad the 2020 draft looks right now in today's game. Following this, the boys discuss the great uniform fiasco that comedically plagued the early part of the season, and then they create three hypothetical trades that can happen this year that could potentially rock the league's landscape. They round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.

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On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys go right to New York and try to figure out what the hell is wrong with Aaron Judge. He looks nothing like years past. Then they jet over to LA to spread a little panic about the Yoshinobu Yamamoto situation. Is it a potential bust situation or is this just early-season jitters? We're just about a month into the season and it's as good of a time as any to pick surprises and disappointments. The boys reveal their top three surprising teams thus far and their top three disappointments. Afterwards, they round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.

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On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys discuss the next chapter in the Ohtani scandal. His translator Ippei Mizuhara was recently charged with stealing funds from his employer. Something doesn't smell right... After, they debate about another pitcher that went down with Tommy John-- Spencer Strider. Are the Braves toast without him? Are there signs that the Braves are fugazee? It's that time again, Legit or Bullshit has entered the chat and the boys are down to play. They then round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.PRODUCTION NOTE: Michael's mic died right before the show, so enjoy Zoom audio on his end for once and only this week! Sorry!

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On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys dive into the latest complaints by the MLBPA. They break down what they feel are the real reasons the players union is nitpicking over the pitch clock. The Yanks and Pirates are two of the hottest teams in baseball. Are they built to last? The league's top prospect Jackson Holliday is going to be making his debut at age 20. The boys discuss what he'll bring to the Orioles. Let's do some overreacting. The boys select their top-three best players so far this season and their top-three most disappointing. They then round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.DISCLAIMER: Lots of negative Javier Baez talk. Buckle up.

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On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys give their instant reactions to the Opening Week of the 2024 season. It's been full of surprises, with certain teams and players having rough starts out of the gate, and others who are taking their games to a whole other level. Let's chill and not overact as the boys dive in. There was a seemingly under-the-radar jersey controversy this season that was found to be a problem with the players and even fans the boys break down, which leads into a deeper discussion about television broadcasting and the landscape in Major League Baseball. From great announcers to MLB tv package plans that are good and bad, the boys give the whole shebang-a-bang. And we are finally here, the Then & Now series has come to an end until next offseason. The boys select their top-five designated hitters in the game right now. Note, there are none for the 1950s for obvious reasons. Afterwards, they round out the show with the return of Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner!

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On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys start the show discussing the Ohtani news they left off with last week that only grew bigger since! Ohtani's interpreter is in big trouble, but something doesn't smell right about this. The boys give their thoughts. Their Free Agent competition has come to a... weird conclusion. Tune in to see who won the offseason predictions. Afterwards, they recap their fantasy baseball league draft from this past weekend and detail some intriguing strategies they tried this time around. It's that time of year again, the MLB season is upon us, and with that their Season Preview & Prediction show returns! Top headlines, division outlooks, sleepers, rookies to watch, predications galore and more! It's a jam-packed show you don't want to miss! When the dust settles, they round out the show with Collection Corner.

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On this week's episode of Long Gone, the boys can finally confirm that Blake Snell has signed with a team; a team they didn't see coming. Afterwards, the boys are still scratching their heads wondering what the hell the Cardinals are doing? From a lukewarm offseason to doubling down on manager, Oliver Marmol, are Cards fans in for another bottom-feeder season? The Then & Now series is winding down. This week the boys select the top-five right fielders of the 1950s and right now. They then round out the show with Collection Corner and some BREAKING NEWS that you don't want to miss!

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On this week's episode of Long Gone, the season is just about here and teams are still tinkering with their final rosters. One roster that will be tinkered with is the Yankees, as Gerrit Cole has been sidelined for 1-2 months. What can't Mookie Betts do? He was the best right fielder in the game not long ago. On top of being announced earlier this year to become the Dodgers new second baseman, which would've put him at the top in that position too, he's now moved over to short. Does he crack the boys' top-five there? One of the game's top prospects was lights out on the mound this past Tuesday, while also hitting the 102 MPH mark. He goes by the name Jackson Jobe. What is to become of Jobe and his future with the Tigers? Could we be seeing a comparison of Clayton Kershaw here? The Then & Now Series continues on this week. The boys reveal their top-five center fielders of the 1950s and right now. Afterwards, they round out the show with Collection Corner.

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On this week's episode of Long Gone the boys give a glimpse on what to expect for the first Spring Breakout ever next week. The prospects will take center stage. Zack Wheeler has signed a big ass extension with the Phillies. Will it be worth it? Some injuries have started to plague teams early on, nothing new, but the Braves might be treading lightly with Ronald Acuna Jr., who has been dealing with knee swelling as of late. The Then & Now series continues on with the boys revealing their top-five left fielders of the 1950s and top-five left fielders right now. They round out the show with Collection Corner.

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