This episode goes all over the place, but the guys touch on some prospects that sped their way through the minors, and others that took just the right amount of time to develop. As well as funny quirky minor league stadium names. New segments, same fun! Listen in!

If you want to listen to someone having a lot of fun behind a microphone, listen to Joey call a game. He has one of the most unique styles in all of baseball, and the guys got to talk to him about what goes through his head while he's calling a game, and also brought out some of his amazing metaphor work. Also, Jeffrey doesn't know classic literature.

A special summer episode with Nicholas Badders, who is the voice of the Northwest Arkansas Naturals, about what it's like to call games for a minor league team, and what it took for him to get to where he is now. 

Austin Scott makes his Up On Deck debut over the phone, as the guys breakdown some of the hottest hitters in the minors, and we remember a minor league team that was unfortunately gone too soon on Forgotten on the Farm. Also, the Picker Wheel makes its return to the show! 

Back stabbing. Friendships being broken, then quickly repaired. A new member next year?!?!  And lots of "OH MY GOSH I WANTED HIM!" The guys picked an ESPN Fantasy Baseball team made up of only minor leaguers. To view the teams, check us out on Twitter @UpOnDeck_ and the rosters should be there.

After a very long bye week, the guys discuss who has been sent down to Minor League Spring Training Camp, who has already been called up to the bigs, and they also discuss who they believe SHOULD be called up to start the season. Also, Forgotten on the Farm makes a return. Which team was kicked out of their city to make way for another sports team? Find out on this week's episode of Up On Deck.

So many questions in this episode. What happened to make Jeffrey freak out on air? Which MiLB prospects are on the move? Is this a minor league promotion or not? Fans in Canoes?!?! Find out on this week's episode of Up On Deck.

A very special, hour-long, in-depth chat with former MLB relief pitcher Keith Hessler about some of the unique things that make Minor League Baseball so cool. Also, the picker wheel makes an appearance as well as many other fun segments.