Eric discusses the Home Run Derby in the All-Star game and the automated strike system. He also shares a heartwarming story about Cal Raleigh's family dynamics during the Home Run Derby. Additionally, he expresses his disappointment with ESPN for not awarding Shohei Ohtani as the Male Athlete of the Year.

Eric discusses the upcoming MLB All-Star Game, including the selection of Cal Raleigh as an All-Star despite only having five games under his belt. He also talks about the MLB's automated ball and strike system being used for the first time in the All-Star game.

Eric discusses various baseball-related topics, including a story about a teammate who claimed to play hard but was actually lazy. He also talks about recent MLB scores and highlights a notable game between the Yankees and Mariners. Additionally, he touches on the upcoming MLB draft and shares his own experience of being drafted.

Will and Eric talk about a recent controversy involving Rafael Devers and how it was blown out of proportion by the media. They share their thoughts on pitchers who have achieved 3,000 strikeouts, including Clayton Kershaw, Randy Johnson, and Walter Johnson. The conversation then shifts to the upcoming Home Run Derby participants, with them expressing their desire to see Babe Ruth participate in a home run derby.

Eric discusses the importance of being misunderstood, and embracing individuality. He shares a quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson and talks about how he has been misunderstood throughout his life. The main topic is power rankings in Major League Baseball, where the Astros are ranked number one, followed by the Dodgers, Tigers, and others.

Thrill and Eric discuss various baseball topics including the San Francisco Giants' struggles. They also talk about the importance of making adjustments to hit below 250, the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball, and the Hall of Fame voting process.

Eric reflects on his past experiences and accomplishments, including hitting a cycle in baseball and finishing the Western States 100-mile endurance run. He emphasizes the importance of living in the moment and not getting caught up in reliving past glories. The show also discusses various sports news and updates, including MLB games and player contracts.

Thrill and Eric discuss the San Francisco Giants' recent trades, Rafael Devers' performance, and the importance of fundamentals in baseball. They also share personal anecdotes about their experiences playing for different teams and interacting with legendary broadcasters like Mike Krukow and Harry Caray.

Eric discusses accountability and how it's essential to take responsibility for one's actions and attitude in achieving success. He shares his personal experience of struggling with frustration and self-doubt as a baseball player but eventually turning things around by adopting a new mindset of gratitude and hard work. The discussion also touches on the current state of baseball, including recent games and team standings.

Thrill and Eric discuss the Giants' struggles offensively, citing their inability to get clutch hits. They praise the team's pitching staff, led by Robbie Ray and Webb, but express concern about the lack of a superstar hitter. Thrill shares a story about his time playing for the Giants, including a humorous anecdote about rookie hazing.

Thrill and Eric discuss various topics in baseball, including the lack of hustle and fundamentals among modern players, the importance of learning how to play different positions, and the over-reliance on technology and metrics. They also share personal anecdotes and experiences from their playing days.

Thrill and Eric discuss the Giants' struggles at the plate. They talk about Ohtani's impressive skills and potential as one of the greatest baseball players of all time. Additionally, they discuss the current state of the MLB playoff picture and the teams that are in contention.

Eric discusses the importance of preparation and hard work in achieving success. He shares his personal experience as a baseball player, where he developed wall awareness by practicing crashing into walls and diving for balls. He emphasizes that this type of training is essential to making highlight-reel plays and becoming a great defensive player.

Eric Byrnes and Jason Grilli discuss the evolution of baseball, the changing game, and the importance of repetition in developing skills. They talk about how kids today have more access to resources and training methods, but may lack the grit and determination of previous generations. The discussion also touches on the business side of baseball, including the emphasis on velocity and analytics, and the impact of technology on the game.

Eric discusses a recent baseball tournament experience. He reflects on how they were unprepared and lost four games in a row, but learned from their mistakes and came back stronger. He also talks about Juan Soto's struggles with the Yankees, including his lack of enthusiasm and media scrutiny.

Eric discusses the removal of Pete Rose from the permanently ineligible list by MLB, allowing him to be considered for the Hall of Fame. The show also touches on the controversy surrounding Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens' exclusion from the Hall of Fame due to their ties to performance-enhancing drugs.

Eric discusses Rafael Devers' refusal to play first base for the Boston Red Sox, the Colorado Rockies firing manager Bud Black, and college baseball rankings. He also shares personal anecdotes about his own experiences as a professional baseball player and broadcaster.

Eric talks about Kyle Stowers, a Stanford alum who hit a walk-off home run for the Marlins. He praises Stowers' ability to trust his training and preparation, which is a key aspect of success in baseball. The show also covers the firing of Derek Shelton as manager of the Pirates and discusses the current standings in various MLB teams.

Thrill and Eric discuss the Giants' prospects, specifically Bryce Eldridge, who is hitting well in Richmond. The discussion then shifts to other prospects, including Joe Whitman and Diego Velasquez. The conversation continues with discussions on the Giants' performance, including their recent win against the Cubs and the struggles of Patrick Bailey.

Eric discusses the A's recent win and his favorite player Jacob Wilson. He also talks about the controversy surrounding Truckee High School joining the CIF, citing concerns about biological males competing in women's sports. Eric expresses his frustration with California's laws allowing this and believes it creates an uneven playing field. He also shares his thoughts on Major League Baseball scores and upcoming games.