Today we are joined by LA Dodgers Assistance Pitching Coach Connor McGuiness and his brother Mike McGuiness, the men behind the amazing training tool CleanFuego. Both men discuss how the CleanFuego is helping players worldwide and how the science behind the Fuego is the future of baseball training. 

In the twenty-sixth episode of Laugh-In Theater, host Andy Atherton is joined by Derek Cornett (Low Blow Booking Podcast) to do a live watch of the 1989 comedy, Major League. The guys discuss the best baseball movies; the use of the “f-bomb” in the movie; spitballs; celebration dances; stalking exes; Mr. Baseball; bad haircuts; messing with Jo-Bu; bullpen cars;open access apartments and the things you don’t see in baseball anymore.  So remember, wild thing, you make my heart sing.

In the twenty-sixth episode of Laugh-In Theater, host Andy Atherton is joined by Derek Cornett (Low Blow Booking Podcast) to do a live watch of the 1989 comedy, Major League. The guys discuss the best baseball movies; the use of the “f-bomb” in the movie; spitballs; celebration dances; stalking exes; Mr. Baseball; bad haircuts; messing with Jo-Bu; bullpen cars;open access apartments and the things you don’t see in baseball anymore.  So remember, wild thing, you make my heart sing.

This is the story of Gordon Fester. Born in Ohio the day before Easter. Had a normal childhood, did ok in school. Graduated from Columbus High in 1962. Now he's Open All Night, Open All Night.

Sorry about that folks. This week on It Was A Thing on TV we've got two episodes of forgotten TV that Mike, Chico and Greg will take a look at.

First, we have the 1974-75 ABC Game Show "The Moneymaze". 1975 was an amazing year for game shows, good and gimmicky. One of the gimmicky games involved people running around a giant maze, trying to win cash and prizes. It sounds corny but The Moneymaze is a fun show to watch.

Also we cover the 1981-82 sitcom "Open All Night" that was broadcast on ABC. This show was brought to our attention by Greg, as he stumbled across a cameo in the 4th episode. Open All Night is not a bad show, just short-lived because it aired on Saturday nights. But that theme song.

Remember to follow us on Instagram and Twitter (aka Jack Dorsey's Hate Box) over @ItWasAThingOnTV or you can email us any questions or show suggestions at [email protected]

Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night.

This is the story of Gordon Fester. Born in Ohio the day before Easter. Had a normal childhood, did ok in school. Graduated from Columbus High in 1962. Now he's Open All Night, Open All Night.

Sorry about that folks. This week on It Was A Thing on TV we've got two episodes of forgotten TV that Mike, Chico and Greg will take a look at.

First, we have the 1974-75 ABC Game Show "The Moneymaze". 1975 was an amazing year for game shows, good and gimmicky. One of the gimmicky games involved people running around a giant maze, trying to win cash and prizes. It sounds corny but The Moneymaze is a fun show to watch.

Also we cover the 1981-82 sitcom "Open All Night" that was broadcast on ABC. This show was brought to our attention by Greg, as he stumbled across a cameo in the 4th episode. Open All Night is not a bad show, just short-lived because it aired on Saturday nights. But that theme song.

Remember to follow us on Instagram and Twitter (aka Jack Dorsey's Hate Box) over @ItWasAThingOnTV or you can email us any questions or show suggestions at [email protected]

Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night, Open All Night.

This week Danny Vietti of CBS Sports joins Diamond Conversations. Danny, who writes for CBS Sports Baseball, discusses what it is like to create content during a pandemic where baseball has essentially been put on hold, whether or not the season will actually take place and what teams he feels will be the ones to watch after play resumes.