The Minor League Take

Harvard grad, Noah Zavolas, joins the podcast and talks with Brad about his transformation from a bullpen arm to gaining the experience and knowledge on the mound to DOMINATE the Cape League, throw a no hitter, get drafted, and tear up the minor leagues.

Brad sits down with a teammate from back in the days of college summer ball, Ryan Smith! The fiery left hander from Princeton is with the Angels now and talks about his time from dominating Long Island baseball to making improvements this past offseason.

Brad sits down with the first big leaguer to come on the podcast, Nick Mears. Nick talks his journey to the show, recovering from TJ surgery, and the importance to mental health.

Jack Herman joins the show to tell his story and how he dominated high school baseball in South Jersey and set records all across the board and ultimately got drafted. Top round talent with low round chip on his shoulder, makes Jack one of the sneakiest prospects in the minors and a guy well worth following!

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Brad sits down with current free agent Matthew Pierpont and discuss his journey through his many years in the minors and how being a college shortstop and passion for hitting led him to dominating the minors from the mound.

Reds prospect Johnnie Schneider comes on the show and tells us his story of the Juco route

Chris and Brad sit down and talk about their college career together and Chris' trip through the minors

Eric Sim joins the podcast and he discusses coming from a Canada, to eventually playing 6 years with the San Francisco Giants. He gets in depth with his mentality on and off the field and project 95 or die. A truly special and legendary guest.

Brad sits down with his former college teammate Anthony Trovato and they discuss his journey into an alternate route, Independent Baseball. With this being a different path they talk about the different and new challenges he faces in this path.

New episode of the Minor League Take with guest Justin Harrer. He talks about his turbulent senior year and how it led him to Washington State, and eventually the minor leagues.