This week, Chris and Kevin talk to former outfielder Jeff Francoeur. Frenchy talks about what it was like to pitch in a major league game, coming up through the farm system and then playing in The Show with his friend Brian McCann, and he shares some insight on how players and managers handle fantasy football now the NFL season has begun.

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This week, Chris and Kevin discuss the National League playoff race.

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This week, Chris and Kevin talk to former MLB pitcher Huston Street to talk about his most memorable seasons, what it's like to get called up, and how he is most remembered in Texas.

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This week, Chris and Kevin welcome Cleveland Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis to the show. Kipnis talks about what it was like to be called up to The Show, what it is like to play for Terry Francona, and most importantly, what he wears when he sleeps.

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This week, Chris welcomes former pitcher Ryan Dempster to the show. Dempster talks about how it feels to be traded, playing (or not playing) in an All-Star Game, and what happens when Kevin Millar is in charge of the transportation.

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Chris Rose and Kevin Millar are back after a week off. Michele Rose had a birthday with a video tribute, including a special birthday wish from her favorite Dodger.

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This week, Chris and Kevin welcome Houston Astros pitcher Lance McCullers to the show. McCullers talks about how players vote for the All-Star Game, and his desire to be featured in ESPN The Body issue.

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This week, Chris and Kevin welcome Cincinnati Reds pitcher Michael Lorenzen to the show. Lorenzen talks about how it felt hitting a pinch-hit grand slam, what he was like as an under-12 baseball player, and the time he played with Bryce Harper.

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This week, Chris and Kevin welcomed Milwaukee Brewers catcher, and future comedic actor, Stephen Vogt to the show. Vogt talked about his comeback from shoulder surgery, the time he spent with Will Ferrell at Spring Training, using his Chris Farley impression during a high school speech, and his take on Jordan vs. LeBron.

Also, Kevin is having travel troubles, and the guys talk Bryce Harper--are comparisons to Trout unfair?

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This week, to keep the Father's Day celebration going, the guys talk to Kevin's dad, Chuck Millar! After hearing a few of Chuck's stories, you'll understand where Kevin gets his personality from.

Also, One-Five and Chris talk about All-Star Game voting. Should fans have a say? Plus, why is Swisher playing in the Yankee Old Timers' game?! He's definitely too young for that.

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This week, the guys talk to Rays pitcher Jonny Venters, about enduring multiple Tommy John surgeries and his drive to continue playing the game of baseball.

Also, Jeana Millar hops on to talk about Kevin's love of spin class, a HUGE rock band played a 12 year-old graduation party that Rose's son attended, and Kevin can't say the word Fudgsicle.

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This week, Hall of Fame pitcher and avid golfer John Smoltz joins the show, to talk about qualifying for the U.S. Senior Open, the trash talk that he endured during the process, and about whether or not Kevin can caddie for him. Also, John tells a great story about playing Augusta with Tiger Woods.

But before catching up with Smoltz, Chris and Kevin talk New York Mets baseball, specifically Mickey Callway's assertion that "it's hard to play in New York." To say things aren't going well in Queens right now would be quite the understatement.

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This week, Sean Casey makes his triumphant return by telling the greatest story ever. And that's not hyperbole. This story has twists, turns, crying, old-school video games--everything.

But before story time with Casey, Kevin and Chris talk about the global epidemic known as Fortnite, and show some love for what Mike Trout does on an everyday basis.

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This week, Chris and Kevin talk about Kevin's new, famous neighbor. Also, Hanley isn't concerned about money, Brandon Crawford can now talk tons of trash to Gerrit Cole, and a reminder that youth baseball is supposed to be fun!

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This week, Chris and Kevin kick things off by listening to the song Kevin's daughter wrote for him while he was out golfing last week, in New Jersey.

Also, LoMo thinks Ohtani is the best on earth, a debate on how to handle the shift, and which starting pitcher would get booted from the rotation during a 2018 Astros playoff run?

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This week, Chris and Kevin caught up with former Red Sox and Yankees outfielder, and current Dancing With the Stars competitor, Johnny Damon.

Johnny talked about being inspired by David Ross's appearance on DWTS, what life is like with eight kids, and playing football against Warren Sapp, He also shared the backstory that led to his infamous naked clubhouse pull-ups.

Plus, Chris and Kevin think the Dodgers are in trouble, and dissect the beef between Salvador Perez and Tim Anderson.

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This week, Chris and Kevin kicked things off by recapping Millar's trip to Vegas, where he played in Derek Jeter's golf tournament. And as you may imagine, Kev had some great stories from the event. There was one involving Jimmy Rollins and a freestyle rapper, and then another about FaceTiming with Josh Donaldson. It'll all make sense when you listen.

Later on, the guys got a little serious and talked about the Matt Harvey situation. Can he make the best out of his stay in the bullpen?

Also, on the heels of Sean Manaea throwing a no-no for the A's, Kevin remembers what it was like being on both sides of a no hitter.

And finally, a debate as to how large a head start Chris would need to beat Dee Gordon in a race around the basepaths.

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This week, Kevin and Chris recap and analyze a wild weekend of MLB fights, before welcoming former third baseman, and all around good guy, Mike Lowell onto the show.

Mike talked about experiencing the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry, the former MLB player who was BETTER than A-Rod as a kid, when they all played in Miami together, and his own personal experience with baseball fights.

Plus, Shohei Ohtani needs fans to be quiet, in order to concentrate, and does it matter that Derek Jeter didn't go back to Yankee Stadium?

• What's up with the Mets? Kevin thinks baseball is better when the Mets are playing well.
• Shohei Otani has become must-see TV.
• And did the Pirates force their young players to mature by trading away Cutch and Cole?

Plus "The Mayor," Sean Casey joined the show to talk about his first home run, being yelled at by Jim Leyland, and the time John Cena chest chopped a bunch of players on the Red Sox.

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The MLB season has begun and there's plenty to talk about.

In episode two, Chris and Kevin talk:

• Gabe Kapler's rough start in Philadelphia.
• Is it okay to bunt against the shift in the 9th inning of a 7-0 game.

Plus, former AL MVP Josh Donaldson make his first visit to the show. Donaldson, talks about playing golf with Rickie Fowler, how he found out he was traded to Toronto and Kevin and Josh share stories of what life is like growing up with a hot mom.

Thanks for taking this ride with us, and here's to baseball being back. It's going to be a fun year.

Tomorrow is the start of a new MLB season, so we figured today would be the start of a new MLB podcast--one you should listen to every week if you like your baseball with a side of shenanigans.

In episode one, Chris and Kevin talk:

• Shohei Ohtani. Is he going to sink or swim in year one?
• Stanton vs. Harper- Who is under more pressure to perform this season?
• World Series or bust teams (there are a lot of them).

Also, the guys covered the defending World Series Champion Astros with KILT's Mike Meltser, made some predictions for 2018, and tried, unsuccessfully, to interview Josh Donaldson. Maybe next week.

Oh, and, on top of all that, Kevin did an A-Rod impression that was the Rolls Royce of A-Rod impressions. Truly incredible.

Thanks for taking this ride with us, and here's to baseball being back. It's going to be a fun year.

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