The Sandlot Radio Network

Season 13, Episode 7 of The Sandlot Radio Network features Colorado Rockies broadcasters Drew and Zach Goodman.

Season 13, Episode 7 of The Sandlot Radio Network features Colorado Rockies broadcasters Drew and Zach Goodman. Drew, the long-time television voice of the Rockies and a veteran of NFL and collegiate sports coverage, is joined by his son, Zach, who recently moved from the Amarillo Sod Poodles to join the Rockies Radio Network on KOA. In this episode, they discuss their respective journeys, the nuances of television versus radio play-by-play, and the unique experience of calling games for the same MLB organization as a father-son duo. They also share industry advice and stories from behind the microphone. This conversation offers a fascinating look into the world of professional sports broadcasting for fans and aspiring announcers alike.

Back to back World Series Hero's, Dodgers Migeul Rojas and Alex Vesia, Plus Angels All-Star Joe Adell, and Son of Dodger great Eric Karros, Rockies/UCLA player Kyle Karros.

Back to back World Series Hero's, Dodgers Migeul Rojas. Miggy tells about his family support system which helped develop the love and passion for the game to grind his way from the sandlot to the big leagues and to a World Series hero. Another pivot key to WS rings, Left handed pitcher and back to back WS champ, Alex Vesia, tells his Sandlot story of his southern cal neighborhood that he was the main host of the Sandlot games he and his friends made up. Plus Angels All-Star Joe Adell, His Journey from Kentucky Sandlots to being a five tool MLB player and first round draft pick, and reliving the three home run robbery game. Son of Dodger great Eric Karros, Rockies/UCLA player Kyle Karros. He tells us how serial it is to have watched his dad play hundred of games at first base and now playing third base for the Rockies in dodger stadium, after 3 years at UCLA and already a MLB player for the Rockies.

More from Dirty Jobs Mike Rowe and Pete Rose Jr, Plus Angels All-star Zach Neto, and Perfect Game Hurler, Dallas Braden.

More from Dirty Jobs Mike Rowe, Mike talks about the pride that hard working blue color men took in their jobs in the past and about his foundation and how he has big money in scholarships for Americans that want to learn a trade. Pete Rose Jr, tells about the grind of the minors and the love for the game that his dad had and what the hall of fame would have meant to him. Plus Angels All-star Zach Neto, Cuban heritage from Miami, had to go north to play college at Cambell Univ. where he became the highest draft pick out of the Big South Conference. We also have Perfect game hurler at home in Oakland on mother's day in front of the grandmother that raised him. I true Cinderella story, from the eyes of a fan turned big leaguer and now broadcaster for, his home town team,Dallas Braden.

From Dirty Jobs and The Way I Heard It, Mike Rowe, Plus son of the Hit King, Pete Rose Junior

From Dirty Jobs and The Way I Heard It, Mike Rowe, who tells us about his childhood sandlot and growing up with baseball as a character building influence and the dirty jobs in baseball and the importance of blue coller jobs in America. Plus son of the Hit King,CharlieHustle, Pete Rose Junior tells his sandlot story growing up as the son of the man that has more hits than anyone ever. His Journey and 21 year pro player career, plus life after playing theme. Baseball in his blood from day one until today.

Season13 episode 3 Who's Hot and Not In MLB with Ryan Spilborgs, plus former MLB pitcher, Damian Moss and Jason Colleran, the inventor of The Kinetic Arm.

Season13 episode 3 Who's Hot and Not In MLB with Ryan Spilborgs. The Rockies Color guy runs us through the standings in MLB , plus former MLB pitcher, Damian Moss, the Fifth Australian in history to get to the big leagues talks about the long road to get to MLB. He tells about his league the Gold Shore Colligate league and his roll with 5 Star. We also have Jason Colleran, the inventor of The Kinetic Arm. He tells the story of why he spend the time and money and the R and D to manufacture one of the best products ever produced for saving youth athlete arms.