Ethan Bryan, author of A Year of Playing Catch, joins the boys to talk about being a lifelong fan of (and his encounters with) Hall of Famer George Brett, visiting the "Field of Dreams" movie site in Dyersville, Iowa, with his dad and, of course, how a chilly New Year's Day game of catch led to a 365-day journey across the Midwest and beyond!

To celebrate the start of the 2021 baseball season, two-time National League MVP Dale Murphy joins the boys to talk about his chances to make the Hall of Fame, the toughest opponents he faced as a big leaguer, catching Phil Niekro's knuckleball and that time in 1991 when his former skipper Bobby Cox ordered Tom Glavine to hit him with a pitch.

Episode originally aired November 3, 2017.

To celebrate the start of the 2021 baseball season, 1991 Hall of Fame inductee Fergie Jenkins joins the boys to talk about his time playing for the Harlem Globetrotters (and his relationship with one of their legends…the late-Curly Neal), shares his excitement over another Canadian joining him in Cooperstown and recalls that time he gave Madison Bumgarner a lesson in autograph etiquette.

Episode originally aired March 27, 2020.

To celebrate the start of the 2021 baseball season, should-be Hall of Famer Tommy John joins the boys to talk about his chances at getting into Cooperstown, the injury that nearly ended his career, his relationship with the late-Frank Jobe (and why the legendary doctor is one of the three most influential men in baseball history) and playing alongside Glenn Burke.

Episode originally aired February 28, 2017.

To celebrate the start of the 2021 baseball season, legendary Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith joins the boys to talk about the 25th anniversary of the popular "Homer at the Bat" episode of "The Simpsons", where his famous backflip came from, growing up in Southern California with Eddie Murray and the one team he would've liked to have played for.

Episode originally aired July 14, 2017.

To celebrate the start of the 2021 baseball season, 2005 Hall of Fame inductee Wade Boggs joins the boys to talk about his fear of horses, his unlikely friendship with former WWE superstar Curt Hennig (aka Mr. Perfect), that time the wrestler saved his life and, lastly, his relationship with his number one superfan.

Episode originally aired May 14, 2020.

Dave Berger, author of Take Me Out to the Ballgame, joins the boys to talk about some of baseball's most comical and freakish injuries, why left-handed pitchers seem to be the most susceptible and how Trevor Bauer's bloody drone mishap provided him with the inspiration to write a book.

For an autographed copy of the book…CLICK HERE. Tell Dave your favorite team and he'll throw in a surprise bookmarker!

Brandon Steiner, founder of Steiner Sports and CollectibleXchange, joins the boys to talk about the current resurgence in the sports memorabilia market, reveals why so many people are buying and selling their collectibles right now, shares some of the favorite pieces from his own collection and teases the upcoming auction of his personal stuff.

Actor (and lifelong Red Sox fan!) Nate Corddry talks to the boys about the magic of baseball and why it's okay to root for former players of your favorite team, his favorite ballparks to visit, drinking "water beer" at Wrigley Field, hanging out and talking baseball with the great Billy Crystal and trying to convince Yankees fan Aaron Sorkin to change his name on "Studio 60".

To mark the fifth anniversary of his first appearance on the podcast, onetime minor league scout-turned-actor Lew Temple re-joins the boys to talk about how he's been keeping busy during our "societal pause", that time he bought (and shared!) a drink with Hank Aaron, his friendship with the man who gave up the former home run champ's record-tying bomb, how the late-Bob Watson inadvertently got him started in Hollywood and led to hanging out with Charlie Sheen and playing catch with a young Matthew McConaughey.