Last year, you may have stumbled across a press story or social media post about a 40-year-old man who decided to play college baseball at the JUCO level.

Well, that man is Aaron Rouselle, and he is our special guest on this joint episode of In the Booth hosted by Flobo Boyce and the Black Baseball Mixtape podcast.

Coach Rouselle is a true inspiration to anyone with a dream. Yes, he played college baseball at an advanced age, but he is also a 2X liver transplant survivor, a cancer survivor, he had shingles, and he even had mold growing in his lungs. The fact that Aaron is with us today is indeed a miracle.

He now leads young men in the game and teaches them more than baseball. He teaches his players about life.

This episode is in partnership with the Players Alliance, Numbers Game Scorebooks, and Minority Prospects.

On this off season edition of In The Booth, Flobo Boyce tackles some of the topics of the MLB offseason including:

The Brandon Nimmo for Marcus Semien Trade

The Casino at Metropolitan Park and "Entertainment Districts"

Baseball United's Inaugural Season

And the Indianapolis Clowns Return to Baseball as part of Banana Ball

Just hours after the end of the 2025 World Series, Flobo sits with Jalani Kenroy Morgan, inventor of the "Black Jays Project." Black Jays is a photo essay collection of fans of the Toronto Blue Jays of African descent. This episode is a must listen to anyone a fan of baseball and the fine arts! By the way, a group of Jays are called a "Band!" https://jalanimorgan.com/