On this episode of The On Deck Podcast, AJ Rowe joins me to cover the full spectrum of MLB hitter free agency, from star bats and everyday contributors to depth pieces and bounce-back candidates. We break down how players like Cedric Mullins, Pete Alonso, Kyle Schwarber, Ha-Seong Kim, Adolis García, and Jorge Polanco fit into their new teams, looking at roles, versatility, defence, and lineup impact rather than just the contract numbers. Whether it’s platoon options, injury insurance, or upside plays, this episode dives into how teams are attacking the market in very different ways—and which moves could quietly matter most this season. Don't forget to like and subscribe!

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In this episode of the On Deck Podcast, Josh Kalmin takes us back to the moment he realized something was truly wrong with his arm. He walks us through the emotions leading up to surgery, the toughest parts of early rehab, and the mental battles that come with rebuilding from scratch. We dive into the milestones of his throwing program, the moments of doubt, and how he eventually regained his strength and confidence on the mound. Josh’s story is an honest, detailed look at what it really takes to come back from Tommy John and pitch again. Don't forget to like and subscribe!

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Episode 33 of The On Deck Podcast dives deep into one of the most dramatic and unpredictable World Series matchups in recent memory — the Blue Jays vs. the Dodgers. Roberto breaks down every game, from the Jays’ explosive Game 1 and Addison Barger’s historic pinch-hit grand slam to Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s complete-game masterpiece in Game 2 and Shohei Ohtani’s offensive dominance in Game 3. The series was a rollercoaster of emotions — extra-inning marathons, controversial calls, clutch home runs, and breakout performances like rookie Trey Yesavage’s electric outings. Ultimately, the Dodgers repeated as World Series champions, led by Yamamoto’s heroic relief appearance on no rest. Despite the heartbreak, Roberto highlights how this series cemented Toronto’s legitimacy as a powerhouse and left fans with unforgettable baseball moments. Don't forget to like and subscribe!

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