In his first episode in the "Mount Rushmore Series," host Joe Grimme discusses the best hitters to ever wear a Chicago Cubs uniform. After revealing his top 4, he provides an analysis as to which player was the greatest Cubs hitter of all time.

Host Joe Grimme squares off with returning guest Warren Brown ("Brownie"), as they discuss which team was better - the New York Yankees from the 1920s or the Cincinnati Reds from the 1970s. Each take a deep dive to put forth their argument regarding two franchises that dominated during their respective decades.

It's somewhat rare to have 3 superstars on the same team at the same time, but Major League Baseball has seen it happen a number of times. In this episode, host Joe Grimme ranks his top 8 hitting trios of all time.

In this episode, host Joe Grimme talks with 15-year veteran high school and college umpire Greg Spencer. This is a great discussion of what it is like to officiate baseball games, and how an umpire deals with conflict on the job.

Host Joe Grimme talks with Cole Shaffer, new head baseball coach at Thomas More University. Shaffer discusses the path that has led him to the Greater Cincinnati area, as well as his plan for success at a well-established collegiate baseball program.

Host Joe Grimme talks with Doug Flynn, a member of the Big Red Machine, who was a 2-time World Series Champion, as well as a Gold Glove winner with the New York Mets. Flynn, a life-long Kentuckian who currently resides in Lexington, tells some great stories about his 11-year career as a Major League baseball player.

Host Joe Grimme discusses the trades recently made by the Cincinnati Reds, and the impact they might have on the team. He also gives his opinion and reasons as to why the Reds will not make the playoffs this year.

A great man was lost earlier this week with the passing of Ryne Sandberg. Host Joe Grimme talks about his career and accomplishments, as well as what a few of Sandberg's colleagues said about him. Ryne was truly a great player and a great person.