The rainy weather and all the cancellations have Zach and Michael a little grumpy on this week’s show as they aren’t afraid to share their frustrations with the MSU baseball team. Zach highlights the idea that MSU can be winners as a small ball team and Michael worries that MSU fans might be seeing midseason form now, and it’s not pretty. The rumor mill hits rapid fire questions and the duo will preview the upcoming matchup against Penn State in State College, PA.

Your favorite Spartan baseball duo are back at it again, but with no white vans. Zach and Michael discuss how these were the three main factors in the sweep over Big Ten opponent, Rutgers. Then they go on to discuss a stinging loss to Oakland. As always there are rapid fire questions aplenty. Are we seeing a battle for the closer position? All this and preview for the monumental series against Pac 12 giant, Oregon.

Things rounded out in Tampa last weekend for the Spartans unfavorably. There they lost the final two games to wrap up the three game series against USF. The team was able to turn it around for the home opener in East Lansing Wednesday, however, as the Spartans defeated Central Michigan 4-1. After Zach and Michael toughed it out in the cold at Mclane Stadium to cover the home opener, they rushed back to WDBM Studios to recap the game and preview the upcoming Rutgers series on the latest episode of Warning Track.

Zach and Michael discover why the Spartans are playing so well. But is it all a fluke? Check out why Zach thinks Spartan fans should be weary of the tremendous batting stats. Is Alex Troop injured? Is Joe Mockbee struggling? The Warning Track duo answer these questions and preview the upcoming series against USF in Tampa before the Spartans head back home to East Lansing.

Zach Barnes and Michael Epps discuss Michigan State baseball's series sweep in Corpus Christi, Texas. The duo then argue the importance of grinding out runs via small ball and shutting down games with an effective bullpen. Also, what do the Spartans need do to beat SEC giants Auburn in this weekend's event in Pensacola, Florida?

Zachary Barnes and Michael Epps brave the snow storm to bring you episode two of Warning Track 2016 from Impact89FM's studios in Holden Hall. There was no snow in Greensville, S.C.. last weekend, where Michigan State baseball won it's fist three games of the season. In this episode, Zach and Michael recap the Spartan's three victories over Presbyterian, Furman, and Fordham and preview the Spartan's next three games in Corpus Christi, TX.

In the first episode of the new season of Warning Track, Zachary Barnes and Michael Epps preview the upcoming 2016 Michigan State baseball season. With a lineup stripped by the MLB draft, they breakdown the keys to having a good season and introduce new players. Barnes and Epps also preview the First Pitch Invitational taking place this weekend in Greenville, SC.

Warning Track returns with a much-needed offseason update featuring none other than Michigan State head baseball coach, Jake Boss himself. Host Zac Swierad breaks down the interview and addresses some key areas Michigan State needs to address this winter. Also, who do Boss and Swierad pick to win the World Series? It all goes down on this week's Warning Track.

Zac Swierad and Brett Kast are back for an all-new, jam-packed Warning Track. The guys dissect a recent interview with Spartan men’s baseball head coach Jake Boss and debate the popular question: What happened to Justin Alleman?

Brett Kast takes the reins filling in for host Zac Swierad and is joined by Alex Scharg to talk about the Big Ten baseball tournament. As the end of the season looms ahead, Kast and Scharg discuss who the most important players have been for the Spartans and also which of those players may be heading to the pros early. Kast and Scharg also get heated on how to sum up this season. Was it average? Below average? Find out their rankings on this tournament edition of Warning Track.