Back in 2010, when MLW Wiffle Ball debuted on YouTube, there were 5 players in the league: Kyle Schultz, Daniel Schultz, Brendan Schultz, Tommy Coughlin, and Rachel Coughlin. 12 years and 13 seasons later, the "Original 5" decided that Episode 100 of Pipe it Up! was the appropriate time to sit down and chat about those fun summer days as kids laying the foundation to what would later become an online sensation. But first, the hosts needed to address what is happening with the Eastern Eagles, who are proving to be a force to be reckoned with in 2022.

If you're a Cobras fans, we're sure you have questions for Drew Davis...he clears the air on this week's episode on why he decided to enter the game for Baranoski. After recapping the Mallards vs. Cobras series, the hosts grade each team based on how they've started off their 2022 seasons. 

Is there any player better early in the season than Brennan Russell? The Preds veteran joins the show to discuss the secret to his success this time of the year. Brendan Jorgensen of the Gators shares his perspective on his recent series against Russell, and how the Gators can learn from it. Later, the hosts discuss times they've had food poisoning, and tease the upcoming showdown between the Mallards and the Cobras. 

This week's pod featured SIX different MLW personnel. Hosted by Tommy Coughlin, the first to join were Jack Aigner and Jason Chadwick to talk about why the Magic fell short in their first series. On the other hand, Daniel Schultz was very pleased to share with how things ended up for the Eagles, and Tommy also talked with the rookie Landon Yurgaites about his memorable debut. To conclude, Tommy shares an exclusive interview with Alec Warda minutes prior to his games against the Gators.

2022 Opening Day featured yet another fairy tale moment in the MLW Wiffle Ball story. Casey Bennett calls in to detail what it was like to be one of the most unlikely of heroes in his debut as a Diamondback. Jaxen Pearson also joins Pipe it Up! this week to review his performance to start the year. Meanwhile, across the country, Jack Aigner's lacrosse career has come to a bittersweet end, but as that chapter of his life has concluded, the Magic's next chapter is just beginning. Aigner and D. Schultz preview their upcoming matchup. 

Jack, Tommy, and Daniel co-host this week’s episode where they take a deeper look at MLW’s Spring Training and preview the upcoming Opening Day. Amidst the hype for the big series is the new turf at the Meadows, which took a lot more effort to get ready than you may think. Later, the hosts discuss the most important parts of being a college student.

The annual criticizing of the MLW Wiffle Ball Preseason Power Rankings is underway to the fullest. Fans from across the world are fed up with their teams consistently falling lower than what they think is deserved...but is that really the case? Tommy and Jack are here to share what they think of this year's rankings and to let the people know why in the grand scheme of things, the rankings really don't affect much. Later, the hosts are joined by rookies Landon Yurgaites and Trey Flood as they share what it is like to be drafted into MLW from their perspectives.

Tommy and Jack breakdown the most anticipated draft in our league's history, highlighted by New York's Jordan Robles. But, 7 others also had their wiffle ball dreams come true. Tune in to see which players we think can make a huge impact in their rookie seasons!

Kyle Schultz shares what it takes to yet another MLW documentary. From long nights editing to landing a professional sports narrator within 24 hours, the process of creating “Two Days of September” could be a movie of its own.

Jack is STUNNED with how Tommy’s trip to Germany came to a close but nonetheless, Tom is back in the United States. Joined by Drew Davis, the group discusses the pitching duos across MLW, Drew’s other amateur sporting endeavors, and some of Drew’s personal life.