The guest is Nick Barese, who became head coach of UMass Lowell when Ken Harring resigned at the end of July.

Barese, the former head coach at Merrimack, spent the past two seasons as an assistant to Harring, whose exit came after the school authorized an independent investigation that cleared him from claims of racial discrimination toward a player.

Mavrick Rizy is one of New England's top prep prospects in the class of 2024, a right-handed pitcher from Worcester Academy. He joins the show to share his story while in the midst of finishing up a busy summer of showcases across the country.

The guest is Chris Shank, new head coach of the three-time defending NCAA East Region Champion SNHU Penmen. Shank previously  coached at Eastern Nazarene College, guiding the Lions to a 62-45-1 record over four seasons.

The in-studio guests are Milton High Coach Brendan Morrissey and his star player Owen McHugh, who earned MIA Player of the Year honors from the New England Baseball Journal.

Todd Interdonato was named Boston College's baseball coach this past Monday. He previously spent 16 years as Wofford baseball’s head coach. Interdonato discusses his enthusiastic vision for BC and recounts his path to Chestnut Hill.

Dan Guttenplan and Matt Feld preview the MIAA Championship games to be played this weekend at Polar Park in Worcester.

In the thick of the MIAA tournament, Matt Feld and Dan Guttenplan break down the various divisions and make a few predictions.

Baseball America's Peter Flaherty joins the show to cover a host of topics on college baseball.

The guest is Massachusetts Baseball Umpires Association President Dom DiMari, who is part of a group that is asking for stronger protections from parents upset over their children's games.

The guest is Phillips-Andover Coach Chris Powers. Prior to taking the job last year, Powers guided the Pingree baseball program to a record of 179-88 over 12 seasons.