Adam Greenberg and I discuss his career, life after baseball and what it's like to climb back into the box after getting drilled in the head.You can buy Adam's book on Amazon:https://a.co/d/gY6OdmmAnd you can contact Adam through his website:https://www.adamgreenbergofficial.com

Rupert Mills played for the Newark Peppers of the Federal League in 1915, and well, sort of again in 1916.This Notre Dame educated lawyer refused a contract buyout at 1/6th of its value which led to him being the only player left in the Federal League for 1916. In order to fulfill his contract he had to "play baseball" by himself.

Curt Flood sued Major League Baseball and commissioner Bowie Kuhn arguing that the reserve clause was illegal. His case led to hugely significant changes.I'm joined by friends Sean, Mike and John to discuss Curt's legacy.#mlbhistory #cardinals #supremecourt #vintagebaseball

John Berardino (later, Beradino) was a professional baseball player who became an acting legend on General Hospital as Dr Hardy. He recorded nearly 3,100 episodes of the famed soap opera.

Sy Rosenthal had a brief career with the Boston Red Sox, but he should be remembered for his many contributions to society and his sacrifice in WW2. He was paralyzed as a casualty of the sinking of the USS Miantonomah.

Nap Rucker is a deadball era baseball player from Alpharetta Georgia. In this video I visit Nap's gravesite in Roswell, GA and talk to a Nap Rucker expert and collector, Sean Pagaduan.#baseballhistory #mlbhistory #brooklyn #dodgers

Brawl in Atlanta - Braves vs Padres August 12 1984

Paul Jackson from Project 3.18 and I talk about a game between the Braves and Padres from August of 1984 in which 16 players would eventually be ejected.

Paul's Project 3.18 can be found here:

https://www.project-318.com

Here's the game log on baseball-reference:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/ATL/ATL198408120.shtml

Fernando Valenzuela's significance to the Latino population in LA can't be overstated.

Drew and I chat about Bert Campaneris and the A's franchise

Mike and I discuss Lou Brisssie, cotton and buying vintage baseball cards on a budget.