On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys debate Team USA’s World Baseball Classic roster, questioning whether it’s one of the weaker squads in recent memory and if it will be enough to compete with the stacked teams from Japan and the Dominican Republic.

They then continue their Then & Now series, each selecting their top five center fielders of the 1990s and comparing them with their top five center fielders in today’s game.

The conversation also turns to Ken Griffey Jr.’s impact on 1990s baseball, reflecting on how his superstar presence and clean reputation may have helped shape how that era is remembered amid the PED scandals.

They round out the show with Collection Corner.

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On this week’s episode of Long Gone, with Spring Training officially underway, the boys react to Mets owner Steve Cohen’s latest comments and use it as a springboard to rank the three best owners and three worst owners in Major League Baseball.

They then continue their Then & Now series, each selecting their top five shortstops of the 1990s and stacking them up against their top five shortstops in today’s game.

The show wraps up with Collection Corner, as Market Movers’ Nicholas Green joins to break down current hobby trends and his buy-and-sell-now picks.

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On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys celebrate their milestone 250th episode by reflecting on an emotional and historic week in Detroit sports. They honor the passing of Tigers legend Mickey Lolich and hometown Negro League greats Clinton “Tiny” Forge and Ron Teasley, before reacting to the powerful return of Justin Verlander to Detroit to finish his career where it all began.

The boys then continue their Then & Now series, each selecting their top five third basemen of the 1990s and comparing them to their top five at the position today.

Later, they welcome a very special guest, Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, for a wide-ranging conversation about the history and future of the museum, untold stories of Negro League stars, his experience appearing in MLB The Show, and why preserving this history matters now more than ever.

They round out the landmark episode with Collection Corner.

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On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys break down the Cardinals shifting into rebuild mode after their latest trade and discuss whether the Mariners are fully capitalizing on their World Series window. They also react to Joe Carter getting his own statue in Toronto, revisiting one of the most iconic moments in baseball history.

The boys then continue their Then & Now series, each selecting their top five second basemen of the 1990s and comparing them to their top five at the position today.

They round out the show with Collection Corner.

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On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys debate whether the Hall of Fame is becoming watered down, turning into the Hall of Really Good, and whether keeping PED-era players out has created a trickle-down effect on modern inductions. They then continue their Then & Now series, each picking their top five first basemen of the 1990s and stacking them up against today’s best at the position.

During Collection Corner, the boys sit down with fellow podcaster and collector Paulie Campione from What Do You Collect? to talk cards, odd finds, collecting stories, and the passion behind the hobby.

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On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys debate whether the Red Sox mishandled the Alex Bregman deal, and what the future is in Boston after their leader heads to Chicago’s Northside. They analyze the Tigers’ handling of Tarik Skubal’s arbitration and what it signals about their long-term plans, including their relationship, and react to Nolan Arenado’s trade to the Diamondbacks, discussing why he may still have plenty left in the tank.

Afterwards, the boys kick off their annual Then & Now series, comparing the best players of the past with today’s stars by each selecting their top-five pitchers of the 1990s and then follow this up with their top-five current pitchers.

This episode then features an interview with former MLB pitcher and Native Nations founder D.J. Carrasco, who discusses his playing career and his mission to build a Native American prospect pipeline.

The boys round out the show with Collection Corner. Be sure to check out Native Nations (Na7ive Na7ions): https://na7ivena7ions.com/about-us/

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