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In our 6th episode of Season 2, we are going to talk a little bit about the Braves. Can they return to their 2021 World Series team dominance?

Since we had our Roadtrip episode in Episode 5 I was thinking that the Braves have a lot of their minor league affiliates close. Then I realized the Atlanta Braves and Seattle Mariners are ONLY MLB teams with their top minor league affiliate in the same metropolitan area as the major league city.

| Org | Triple-A | State | Miles
| Twins | St. Paul | MN | 12
| Astros | Sugar Land | TX | 22
| Braves | Gwinnett | GA | 36
| Mariners | Tacoma | WA | 36
| Red Sox | Worcester | MA | 44
| Tigers | Toledo | OH | 58
| Phillies | Lehigh Valley | PA | 69
| Giants | Sacramento | CA | 84
| Reds | Louisville | KY | 98

*Organizations driving distances between Triple-A affiliate and big league club.

Single A - Rome Emperors (65 miles)

Double AA - Columbus Clingstones (115 miles)

Triple AAA - Gwinnett Stripers (36 miles)

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In our 5th episode of Season 2, we will talk about values…AND roadtrips!

Have you ever tried to get tickets to your hometown team if that includes maybe the Red Sox, Phillies, Yankees, Mets, Dodgers, Braves and a lot of other teams that charge a pricey ticket? It’s tough, you want to take your family or friends, but you don’t want to really sit up in the rafters. Good decent tickets can be expensive for many people. Well this podcast may be for you. We are going to talk about affordable roadtrips to watch your favorite teams on the East Coast, Midwest and West Coast. If you have never made a roadtrip to see your favorite team in another park, stick around, it’s a blast to do.

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In our 4th episode of Season 2, we will dive into the start of Spring Training 2025!

Wow, lots of changes during this past offseason. I’m a bit of a snot head today so sorry about my voice. Seems like forever since the Dodgers beat the Yankees in the World Series, especially for Yankee fans. Did the Dodgers sign EVERYBODY, or it just seems that way?

What are SOME things that are new this offseason:

Juan Soto is in a different part of NY, as he moves to Queens on the NY Mets. It will be exciting to see him team up in the lineup with Francisco Lindor. Can he make an impact on that lineup as he did with the Yankees last year?

Shohei Ohtani is returning to pitching? Is he really? It will be interesting to see how this impacts his offensive numbers from last year. IF he really returns to pitching, what can we seriously look forward to in production? I doubt he steals half the SB’s as last year for one.

Roki Sasaki is in rookie year after signing with…the Dodgers. MLB Network already anointed him the Top 100 Players already. I think that is a joke, but we will see.

Mookie Betts is BACK at SS…again? I do NOT understand why they are playing yo-yo with Mookie. I’d leave him in right…

Ian Anderson last pitched in the Majors in 2022 with the Atlanta Braves. After missing 2023 having Tommy John surgery, will he be able to bounce back this year and make a much needed impact with the Atlanta Braves.