The future of the A’s doesn’t start in Las Vegas — it starts with the crack of the bat in Stockton and the snap of the mitt in Lansing. In this loaded episode, we’re joined by two of the best voices in the minors: Jesse Goldberg-Strassler, the broadcaster for the High-A Lansing Lugnuts, and Tim Fitzgerald, the man behind the mic for the Low-A Stockton Ports. These guys aren’t just calling games — they’re narrating the rise of the next generation of A’s stars. From Rodney Green Jr.’s electric tools to Tommy “Tanks” White’s raw power, Jesse gives us the scoop on the future faces of the franchise. Then Tim tags in to spotlight names like Tzu-Chen Sha and Myles Naylor — prospects flying under the radar now, but not for long.

This isn’t just a farm system check-in. It’s a full-on scouting report for 2028, when the A’s are scheduled to hit the Vegas Strip with a stacked roster of homegrown talent. You’ll hear why these players matter, how close they are to making noise, and what their rise means for the A’s long-term plan. If you're tired of the same recycled stadium debate, this episode is your antidote — we’re talking future stars, not future blueprints. Get locked in.