On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys break down the Mets’ stunning tailspin that led to the firing of Carlos Mendoza, debating whether the club was doomed from the start with the hire and if Mendoza was simply in over his head.

They then take a look back at the last decade of the MLB Draft, focusing on the highs and lows of No. 1 overall picks. From the disappointing 2016 draft to the loaded 2019 class, the boys have some fun redrafting the top selections with the benefit of hindsight.

This week’s game is Stat Line Roulette, where the boys try to identify players based solely on their stat lines. Who comes out on top?

They round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.

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On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys tip their caps to the 2026 College World Series champion Oklahoma Sooners, discussing whether the program has what it takes to repeat next season and examining the future of the roster through incoming recruits and talk about this year’s draft prospects from the squad.

In the spirit of Father’s Day, the boys celebrate some of the greatest father-son duos in baseball history, which somehow leads them into what they’re calling “Lollipop-Gate.” They debate whether Jazz Chisholm was in the wrong for sucking on a lollipop while playing Monday and whether baseball still takes itself too seriously.

This week’s game has the boys tackling a viral challenge as they each attempt to build a 162-0 baseball team using players from every era of the game. Which roster would dominate the most?

They round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.

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On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys discuss the early All-Star voting ballots and numbers and the often-ridiculous nature of the process, debating whether fans and media should rethink how baseball’s biggest stars earn their spots.

With trade deadline chatter heating up, the boys also rattle off the names they believe should be completely off limits in trade talks.

They then dive into Spencer Strider’s latest injury, comparing his career arc to Jack Flaherty’s and discussing how injuries have reshaped both pitchers. Is this the beginning of the end for either? And has Atlanta’s reputation for continuously developing elite pitching started to slip?

The boys also play a game of temperature checks, each selecting four teams and deciding whether their fan bases should be “Concerned,” “Panicked,” or have “No Worries” now that there’s a better picture of who these clubs truly are.

They round out the show with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner, where Market Movers’ Nick Green joins the Hobby Huddle to discuss the latest hobby trends and what’s new in the Market Movers world.

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