In this episode, Rich and Jay discuss recent events in Major League Baseball, including player retirements, controversial incidents involving former players, and the resurgence of Javy Baez. They also delve into the dynamics of MLB rivalries, managerial changes, and the implications of potential trades involving standout players like Paul Skenes. They delve into various topics surrounding baseball, including a recent bobblehead giveaway controversy that left many fans feeling alienated. They discuss the struggles of pitcher Aaron Nola and the potential of rising stars in the Phillies' minor league system. They talk a bit about the reinstatement of baseball legends like Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson, exploring the implications for the Hall of Fame and the standards for player eligibility. They also discuss the complexities surrounding the Hall of Fame, particularly in light of off-field behavior and morality. They explore the implications of past steroid use, the evolving standards for induction, and the potential consequences for players like Mariano Rivera. They touch a bit on player retirements, the evolution of baseball careers, and the broader societal implications of guilt and innocence in the public eye.