Former Los Angeles Dodgers (and current Anaheim Ducks) organist Lindsay Imber joins the boys to talk about how she got her start in music, the difference between working baseball and hockey games, who she patterns her style after, her side gig critiquing umpires and whether or not Angel Hernandez is as bad as everyone thinks.

Four-time World Series champion (and Grammy-nominated musician) Bernie Williams joins the boys to talk about whether he considers himself a baseball player who plays guitar or a guitar player who played baseball, that time he surprised Derek Jeter and what he's doing to bring awareness to interstitial lung disease. For more information on ILD, please visit TuneInToLungHealth.com.

For the fifth time, New York Times bestselling author Jeff Pearlman joins the boys to talk about his new book, The Last Folk Hero: The Life and Myth of Bo Jackson, how the pandemic changed the writing process (and whether or not two-sport star offered any assistance), the stories that didn't make the cut and, of course, Tecmo Bowl.

"McCovey Cove Dave" Edlund joins the boys to talk about how he got his start and what all goes into becoming baseball's premier amphibious ballhawk, chasing Barry Bonds' Oracle Park records, his plan for if (when?) he catches the San Francisco Giants' 100th "splash hit" and reveals whether or not he's peed in his wetsuit.

Cherelle "Torch" George and Rock "Wham" Middleton from the Harlem Globetrotters join the boys to talk about their new Saturday morning television show, what shows they probably shouldn't appear on and why one of them should take the mound for the Savannah Bananas.

World Series-winning skipper Joe Maddon joins the boys to talk about Major League Baseball's short attention span (and its inability to market their stars), reveals whether or not he'd consider managing the Savannah Bananas, gives some tips on how to break other curses and, of course, previews his new book, The Book of Joe.

Tom Seaver superfan Stuart Rosenthal joins the boys to talk about the similarities between him and podcast legend Jeff Katz, his chance meetings with his favorite baseball player of all-time, that time he got cursed out by Hall of Famer Warren Spahn and gets Shawn and Lou spill the beans on some of their favorite guests!

After explaining what a sod poodle is, identical twins Chris and Stefan Caray join the boys to talk about how they ended up joining the family business working in Armarillo as baseball's first fourth-generation broadcasters, how they decide who does what in the booth and share who they think does the best impression of great-grandpa Harry.

Former All-American Girls Professional Baseball League pitcher Maybelle Blair returns to talk to the boys about "A League of Their Own" on Amazon Prime, shares her thoughts on the show's cast, reveals what prompted her to come out and gives an update on the IWBC's efforts to turn Rockford, Illinois, the "cradle of women's baseball".

Writer, director and producer Will Graham joins the boys to talk about the journey (and decision) to bring "A League of Their Own" back via Amazon Prime, shares the response from those associated with the 1992 classic film, explains the desire to tell the stories that hadn't been told yet and why it was important to get Rockford right.