There are no holes on this commute, as Tom Gannon & Kenny Rodgers Jr. talk about their experience at the Blitzball World Series. The pair discuss the differences between Wiffle® & Blitzball, which Blitzball team would fare the best at a Wiffle® tournament, and more!

Rudy & Dudas Re-hash the 2022 CCW winter meetings in the debut episode of season 5 of Dirtyard Dish!

The first two rounds of voting for the Wiffle Survivor competition are discussed by Trent and Auston Steffes as we reveal the 6 players who were voted off their tribes, and the winners of immunities plus a look at the new merged tribe.

Texas Tim talks UWIFF about how he felt about the Texas teams playing well in October.  It's been a long time to see the Lone Star State represented so well.

On yet ANOTHER toastless episode, Stein sits down with the (OG) Good Squad to discuss the origins, current state, and future prospects of the franchise. We also speculate about the nature of Douggie Baker's disturbingly dystopian basement and make some predictions about the nature of the game moving forward

What are the top full-time, fast pitch teams entering 2023? Which teams represent the next tier down and which ones could be in either of those categories, but have questions that need answering first? Paul & Tim break all that down - including potential breakout and bounce back teams - on the latest episode of Holey Commutes!

Josh Smith reviews a history of wiffleball leagues from around the mountain state and stresses the importance of how vital it is for all leagues to preserve their records for the next generation of wiffleball players to come.

Tom Gannon is your Thursday host again for this season of Holey Commutes, and he is joined by Konner Jaso & Nick Saylor to recap the MLW Texas Rumble.

Trent and Auston host the first Wiffle Survivor competition. We divided 12 players into three tribes: the Shirey Tribe, D'Auria Tribe and Mullany Tribe. Learn who ended up where and how you can take part in naming the first Wiffle Sole Survivor!

If you have not heard, Texas Tim will phase out making the Whatabat in the next couple of months.  Listen to find out why.  You might be surprised at the reason.