The Real Voices of the Game Productions

One of the most respected men in the game and well known for his ability to develop players and men, Dave Trembley talks through the foundation of his coaching philosophy ... a philosophy for life. Observe, evaluate, and instruct after you develop a plan. As he reminds us so eloquently, players are not going to remember any one particular skill you taught them as the key to their success... but th...

The duo go through the amended physical requirements of the Navy and how thats bad for our military and the impending effect it will have on our youth. Proper ways to train youth and 3 dimensional training are further discussed.

With Will George on assignment at spring training, Mark Wiley and Dave Dagostino go the distance with Orioles pitching legend Scott McGregor. Frome his heyday as a prep legend in CA growing up withthe Brett bothers (George and Ken) to being tutored by Catfish and Mel as the top pick of the Yankees. Traded to the Orioles, McGregor went on to team with some of the greats like Palmer, the Human Vacuu...

The 8x All-Star joined our show today to promote the Andre Dawson classic. The historical academic institutions have partnered with the Hawk to bring light to HBCU baseball. Tune in on MLB Network this Friday. In addition, Dawson opened up about his beginnings in baseball, the current state of the game, and passed on some hitting and fielding tidbits for our players listening. Look for Hawk in a n...

The host of Baseball Outside the Box, Pete Caliendo started at the Mickey Owen Baseball School and now is one of the world's most sought after clinicians. His journey has afforded him the opportunity to speak in over 50 countries and converse with almost 50 more. From Cuba to the Eastern Block, baseball has been passport to influence in the growth of global baseball. Stay tuned until. the end as C...

Jim Kaat gives a special tribute to the player, the person, the broadcaster... the late great Tim McCarver. Jim provides a 360 degree view of a man described by those that knew him as honest, tough, and loyal. This episode represents all that is good in the world and in baseball. Enjoy Jim Kaat shares details about a friend spanning 47 years, with memories right up until the moment of Tim's last b...

The pillars of the #shegone movement get together to discuss the origens of #shegone, rule changes, and the Hall of Fame. Clemens, Bonds, and Charlie Hustle are all discussed. The modern game is put to the test- next level hitters, the art of throwing inside, and physics/physicality vs. Baseball IQ & approach. This roundtable is one for the ages. #shegone

Sal and Dave cover spinal rotation and flexion; Heel Strikes and High Knees. The duo sets up future study project around the biomechanics of base stealing. As promised, they deep dive nutrition - choline and eggs. As usual, book recommendations by Coach Sal to help keep you up to speed with our one of a kind performance coach.

Wiley and Will host former big league and long time scout Ken Kravec. Currently with Tampa Bay he has great messages for young ball players trying to make it. As long as young keep playing and have a uniform on ... you have a shot.

Joe Frisaro deep dives the former MLB rookie of the year's passion for hitting, the state of the game and his keys to success in youth baseball.

Ted Kubiak- author of Old School Baseball and How to Field a Groundball is embarking upon a new journey ... a children's book. The former 3x World Champion with the Oakland A's has spent a lifetime breakdown the skill that made him a 10 yr vet in the big leagues. Ted is in life as he was on the ball field- take charge of the ball instead of the ball taking charge of you.

Coach Sal breaks down how competence builds confidence. Nutrtition and mobility get a deep dive. Eggs are on the table for discussion.

Jim Kaat is a treasure. A part of professional baseball for portions of 8 decades. Hall of Fame Pitcher, transcendant voice and broadcaster, impactful pitching coach ... and now a powerful messenger in the podcast world. In his very first podcast as a host, Jim Kaat goes the distance- his hall of fame experience, the state of the game, the physical and mental side of pitching ... plus alot more. J...

Wiley and Will deliever in this one. Bill Scherrer is a 3x World Series Champion and played or coached 13 Hall of Famers. One of the original Marlins Scouts, Scherrer is the last P to pitch to Johnny Bench ... 3 strike outs. Self described as the epitome of journeyman, Billy's career in baseball is rooted in toughness, fundamentals, and doing things the right way. Buckle up for this one, Scherrer'...

Joe Frisaro brings a unique guest with a definite impact on baseball and life. The founder of Mike's weather page, Boylan has become a trusted source in weather and preparedness. Starting in 2004 with Hurricane Charlie, he anticipation and deep study of natural disasters has garnered the attention of millions of followers. From Spaghetti Models to Tropical Storms- Mike Boylan is an expert... stay...

Mike Petriello brings a refreshing approach to advanced metrics in our game today. He responsibly offers his approach to game and player analysis with caveats that listeners, fans, and evaluators alike should be conscious of. Whether you're a novice or an expert ... or somewhere in between MLB.com's Petriello communicates his style and approach in such a way that it understandable and leaves you w...

Ted Barrett is beloved as an umpire and a man. Coaches, players, and colleagues rave about his professionalism, his respect for people and the game, and just how spot on he was with his craft. Fresh into retirement Ted shares in great detail his views on playing multiple sports, the unfortunate diminishing role of veteran players, and his views on the automated strike zone. It's easy to see why he...

Cooper doesn't hold back. The man who got the most out of his pitching staffs, he was obsessive about every detail. His motto without focus and conviction execution doesn't happen. He admits he had the best seat in the house for a lifetime on the diamond- his intensity comes through in this great interview with Wiley and Will. Quite simply, to compete on his staff, you better have the mentality th...

AMBS and Dave entertain the great Gaylon White. After 5 beautiful baseball books, Gaylon turns his attention to a long time football coach in his newest masterpiece (out in September) entitled Coach of a Lifetime. Much like his past work, White gets underneath his subject like no other. To the man who says he turns a phrase better than a double play- Gaylon White unearths baseball and humanity lik...

Man on 2nd's Joe Frisaro entertains another genuine humble baseball man. The recently retired Cishek reminisces about his unconventional arrival onto the MLB prospect scene and the origins of his unique delivery. Joe and Dave get him to open up about retirement and share a little about what's next. "Whatever you're working on, work on it with all of your heart"

Coach Sal ... Build confidence by improving competence.

Jon Weil is a proven winner as an MLB executive. His climb started with lessons learned as the batboy- how did he foil host Mark Wiley's game plan with Orel Hershiser in the World Series. Culture, body language, and a Daniel Bard's comeback story are just a few nuggets that will help you understand that Weil is a star on the rise. Learn how he builds teams and the influences that great leaders lik...

The '93 Cy Young Award winner and big league pitcher Jack McDowell talks modern day pitching and training. His concern for the game is evident ... but Black Jack has solutions. A fierce competitor in his day McDowell continues to push hard for the game he loves. Frye and Black Jack bring it in this one. Former opponents come together to send a clear message to baseball. Disclaimer- some audio diff...

Marty Maier is an encyclopedia of players and knowledge. Learn the secrets to the Cardinals switch hitting prowess in the 80s, the story behind the Vince Coleman signing, and a tidbit from the little blackbook of the father of the minor league system George Kissell.

Appreciate this visual historian. Graig recreates history that he's never experienced, yet, like millions of fans he has a profound connection with. Though the days of watching Joe DiMaggio are over, he's committed to providing the vivid images and memories that were so much a part of an older generation to be released in their youthful energy and vitality through his unique and beautiful art.