We got a lot to cover on today’s episode. Right off the bat, I’m going share some sounds from Game 3 at Oracle Park, where the Dodgers beat up on the Giants. On deck, I’m going to talk about the Dodgers series sweep over the Giants, their second consecutive four-game sweep of San Francisco. And in the hole, I interview my Uncle Pete, who tragically suffers from Giant’s fandom.

Today is a very special episodes. This week when I was at Oracle Park watching the Dodgers beat up on the Giants, the news broke of Vin Scully’s death. For those of you don’t know, Vin Scully was the voice of the Dodgers, calling games for 67 seasons.

I was 6 when he retired, so I don’t remember listening to Vin. But I did watch Dodgers games then, and my Dad has assured me that I’ve heard Vin call some games.

This episode is dedicated to Vin Scully. In it, I'll discuss some things that I think it are worth knowing about this baseball legend.

In this episode, we’re coming to you from San Francisco where the Dodgers took Game 2 of their four-game series against the Giants, assuring a series split at worst.

Right off the bat, we’re going to Oracle Park to hear me call the game. On deck, I’ll discuss some key take-aways from this game. And in the hole, I interview Dodgers fan Jonathan Chavez, who I met at the game.

Today I’m coming to you from San Francisco, where the Boys in Blue are opening a four-game series against the poor-excuse-for-a-rival Giants.

Right off the Bat, I’m going to talk about the Dodgers’ game 1 victory.

On Deck, we’ll talk about James Outman, the outfielder who got called up from Triple A on Sunday. I got my first look at him last night and it was really exciting.

In the Hole, we’ll talk about the rumored Juan Soto trade to the Padres and what that means for the National League pennant race.

I’m in Denver again today for game two of the dodger’s series with the Rockies.

Right off the bat is highlights from Game 2, which was a nail biter in the bottom of the ninth.

On deck we are going to talk about Craig Krimble, or as my dad calls him – Craig Crumble – and how he almost blew the save. Should he be the Dodgers’ closer going into the post-season?

And in the hole, hey! I got an autographed baseball from Hanser Alberto. I’ll tell you the story.

Leon travels to Denver to watch the series opener between the Dodgers and Rockies. The Dodgers bats come alive in a 13-0 blow out. Hanser Alberto, a position player, gets his third career save. 

Once in a lifetime, a journeyman ballplayer, forever concerned with keeping his job, gets his day in the sun. Leon dedicates this show to journeyman Dale Long, who spent 12 years playing for 15 clubs in 12 leagues before he got his chance. 

In this episode, Leon takes a swing at batting. He leads off with proper batting mechanics. He next explains the mentality it takes to be a great hitter. Finally, he discusses the ultimate batting accomplishment -- hitting for the cycle. This is a grand slam of an episode that you won't want to miss!

The Dodgers complete a four game sweep of the Evil Ones, and Leon is at Dodger Stadium for Game 4. Leon runs the bases after Sunday's big win.

Cody Bellinger hits a grand slam against the Giants. Dodgers take a 2-0 series lead. The All-Star Game comes to LA, and Leon checks out the festivities.