New England Baseball Journal’s The Base Path

Mike Gambino has been head baseball coach at Boston College since 2010. He brought the Eagles to the program’s first NCAA Tournament in seven years in 2016 and back-to-back Atlantic Coast Conference Championship appearances. Since 2016, BC has appeared in three out of four ACC tournaments for the first time since joining the league in 2006. 

Dave Geaslen is the founder and CEO of 3 Step Sports.

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UMass Head Coach Matt Reynolds joins the show to talk about his coaching philosophies; the dynamic of seeking players with strong academics and what he looks for in a ballplayer. As a player, Reynolds himself was an infielder and captain for UMass.

GBG Hawks Northeast Director of Baseball Operations Joe Breen joins the show to share the pluses and minuses of playing travel baseball.

Co-hosts Dan Guttenplan and Matt Feld discuss the pros, cons and secrets of Travel Baseball.

Tucker Frawley played prep and D1 college baseball in New England,  and is now working in player development for a professional franchise. He made his name in the coaching ranks at Yale, where he developed one of the nation's top defensive teams and established a national following. He is now charged with developing the Minnesota Twins top draft picks while molding the organization's overall defensive philosophy.

Loomis Chaffee's Donnie McKillop joined the school in 2017 as the assistant athletic director and head varsity baseball coach. He joins the show to talk about this year's squad, what factors prepare a player for college ball, and how he managed to coach after a shocking family tragedy.

Hosts Dan Guttenplan and Matt Feld are joined in studio by Franklin High School Head Coach Zack Brown. Coach Brown led Franklin to a Super 8 Championship in 2018, and seems to have the Panthers in the mix for a state championship every year.

What do you do when a big league career doesn’t quite pan out? If you’re Connecticut native Jimmy Titus, you coach others to succeed. Titus played in the Dodgers and Mets organizations before being sidelined by injury. Now, he’s teaching both private instruction and works with Tater Baseball to coach others.