3rd Celsius, 4 AM, Best Western | Trey Wilson: Voice of the Flying Squirrels

3rd Celsius, 4 AM, Best Western | Trey Wilson: Voice of the Flying Squirrels

The wait is over. Trey Wilson, the voice of the Richmond Flying Squirrels on 910 The Fan, owner of one of the most aggressively orange baseball card collections in existence, and the freshly minted 2025 Tosty winner for Breakthrough Friendship of the Year, finally pulls up a chair. Trey takes us through the unlikely path that got him here: a flyer on a college bulletin board, a volleyball broadcast he was extremely bad at, a brief detour out of school he won't fully explain, and a slow climb through the Blue Jays minor league system from Bluefield to Lansing to Altoona before landing in Richmond. Along the way: idolizing Will Clark, sitting across from John Smoltz, why his "stats and research department" is actually just him on his third Celsius at 4 a.m. in a Best Western, and the running tally on his Martinsville hot dog record (currently 15, and yes he's trying to beat it). Catch Squirrels broadcasts on the Odyssey app (Sports Radio 910 The Fan) or on MLB.TV with the Giants set as a favorite. Tickets at squirrelsbaseball.com/tickets. And whatever you do, do not use promo code TREY.

Bats, Bouncers, & Badlands

Welcome to another genre-defining episode of The Tostado Section! This week, we're diving into an absolutely wild offer to bounce a local high school party , and Evan gives a full, spoiler-heavy review of the new Predator: Badlands movie (is it a monster movie or a heartwarming tale of found family?). Plus, the Flying Squirrels are on an absolute generational tear. We're breaking down the franchise-best 10-game win streak , back-to-back walk-off homers at CarMax Park , and giving out our weekly Nutsack awards. Timestamps:00:00 - Intro & Bouncing a High School Party08:50 - Cinema Cinema: Predator Badlands Review18:39 - Flying Squirrels' 10-Game Win Streak & Walk-Offs26:11 - Weekly Awards27:40 - The Q&A: Burning Buildings & Stadium Meal Deals #RichmondFlyingSquirrels #TossedOutASection #MiLB.

New Stadium, Who Dis?

The Flying Squirrels can't lose, CarMax Park is open, and Pelf is back. Evan and Andy crack open Season 3 with a walking tour of the Squirrels' brand-new home (the drink rail absolutely rips), break down a historic opening week — 10-game win streak, Greg Farone tying the opening day K record, Jonah Cox's home-run-robbing catch, and Bo Davidson hitting the first TWO bombs in CarMax Park history — then welcome back manager Dennis Pelfrey for his second-year season opener chat. Pelf talks clubhouse chemistry, what last year's late surge means for this roster, and delivers a surprisingly passionate Predator: Badlands review. Plus: the "Dinger Daddy" and "Another Shove, Bruv" awards, the invention of the Sunny Andys, and the official Tostado Section glizzy gets named.🥜 Nutsack Questions: arm-wrestling a Squirrel, the best baseball name on the roster, and the signature Squirrels hot dog 🎟️ Free Tostado Section stickers — tap us on the shoulder at a game Follow us on Instagram • Subscribe #RichmondFlyingSquirrels #CarMaxPark #MiLB #MinorLeagueBaseball #SFGiants #EasternLeague #RVA #Richmond #Baseball #FlyingSquirrels #DennisPelfrey

Hell Yeah... It's Parney Time

In this episode, we sit down with Richmond legend Parney (and of course, JOE T) to talk about the journey behind the Flying Squirrels, the philosophy that built one of the most unique brands in minor league baseball, and what comes next. From the early days of skepticism around the “Flying Squirrels” name to becoming a cornerstone of the Richmond community, Parney shares stories that define an era. We get into the creation of CarMax Park, the reality of a nonstop sports lifestyle, and the moment he realized it was time to step back and reset. Along the way, we hear behind-the-scenes stories of unforgettable promotions, clubhouse culture, and the relationships that made it all meaningful. Plus, Parney opens up about what’s next: the Parney Time Podcast, his upcoming book, plans for bringing hockey back to Richmond, and new ventures still in the works. This episode isn’t just about baseball. It’s about building something bigger than yourself... and knowing when to change.

The 2025 Tosty Awards (Live Recording)

The most prestigious award show in MiLB AA Eastern League Southwest Division Podcasting returns.