Jake and Chris welcome Jimmy Deschaine to the pod.  Jimmy was a 10th round draft pick out of Brandeis College and played several seasons of minor league ball, making it to AAA with the Cubs.  Jimmy is also the all-time leader in batting average at Brandeis and the NECBL and a member of the Brandeis and Bristol, CT Sport Halls of Fame.  The guys discuss hitting philosophies, including Jimmy's experience in the Cape Cod League facing the likes of Ben Sheets and Barry Zito.  The discussion shifts to thoughts on possible rule changes, such as bigger bases, robo umps and instant replay.  Finally, the guys discuss superstitions, the proper mindset for a successful athlete, and how a minor league coach prevented Jimmy from potentially hitting .300 on the last game of the season.

Jake & Chris welcome their former teammate, Craig Chaput, to the Pod.  The guys discuss potential landing spots for Juan Soto ahead of the 2022 trade deadline, Druw Jones' fluke injury, and Craig's inspiring journey overcoming addiction.  Plus, Craig shares a pitcher version of "The Man Pepper" drill.

Jake and Chris welcome Clint McAuley to the Pod.  Clint is the head coach at Bryan College and former assistant coach at Siena College.  The guys discuss the challenges of getting drafted out of the NAIA, Clint's attempt to recruit Matt Harvey to Siena, a memorable 2008 baseball season with the Saints, and the hectic life of a college baseball coach. 

Jake and Chris welcome their former teammate, Justin "Eddie" Edwards, to the pod. Justin had a five-year pro career in various independent ball leagues as a converted pitcher, including the Atlantic League.  The guys discuss playing together in the Southern Collegiate Baseball League in Athens, GA, Justin's professional career, and their shared love for "fresh bread", "The General", and the infamous Fire Mountain Grill Birthday Song. 

Jake and Chris break down the 2022 homerun derby, predict who will take home the title, and talk gambling odds.

Jake and Chris discuss the ineptitude of the Angels despite having two of the best players in baseball and, conversely, the Padres' success without Fernando Tatis Jr.  The guys also talk about some potential second half breakout candidates based on one of Chris' favorite stats, make their World Series predictions, and close with stories of a memorable slash bunt and meaningless dugout intensity.

Jake & Chris are joined by Jack Egbert, former reliever for the Chicago White Sox and New York Mets.  The trio discus Jack's 9-year professional career, his debut with the White Sox and his experience being on the roster for Johan Santana's no hitter as a member of the Mets. The guys also talk life after pro ball and the current state and evolution of youth baseball.

The man, myth, the true Legend.  Jake and Chris welcome longtime Siena Head Baseball Coach Tony Rossi to the Pod. Tony has been the head baseball coach for 50+ years and is the longest tenured coach in all of Division 1 Athletics.  Topics include Coach Rossi's communication strategy, experience playing some of the best teams in the nation, and Coach's first thoughts on some former players.

Jake and Chris discuss some of the most ridiculous and hilarious injuries in baseball history, including an ironing mishap and the dangers of guitar hero.  Then, in honor of Father's Day, Jake and Chris chat about the joy and chaos of coaching their kids, and welcome their dads to the pod to discuss rowdy fans, broken cups and rogue golf carts.