"Hollywood" did a great job setting us up with two fine, upstanding gents where conversation about base ball and other topics were just flowing. Mid- point in the season on the west coast get an update on the Pelicans season, playing at San Quentin and all the other advantages of playing at Golden Gate Park.

After the annual summer break it's time to get back up on the horse and talk vintage base ball. This week it's Doug Danger from the Regular BBC of Mt. Clemens, MI. Doug breaks down what it's like catching for a swift pitcher in 1867 rules. Barrel Roller talks injuries, events and much more with Doug.

All 5 members of the ROTB show are here for round table style questions from each other. Swamp Fox, Yeti, Cougar, Marbles and Barrel Roller tackle many different subjects. Unfortunately, some bad news as well.

The shangra la of the la las Collin Miller makes his presence known this week as we talk everyone's favorite topic. When is Doc Adam's getting into the Hall of Fame. We get updates, new ideas and of course Cougar and the Barrel Roller.

Rum River Rovers talk to us about base ball, y\the scene in Minnesota, Big Willie talks about his bout of heat exhaustion at the Gingerly Gentleman competition...Swamp Fox is back!!! And Barrel Roller is feisty!!

Cougar takes the reins of the ROTB show for a treat for him and all of you. Bill Dean comes in to talk his vintage experience, Greenfield village, engineering, swimming the 5 Great Lakes in the same day and how he doesn't like cheese!?

Cougar and Barrel Roller talk baseball with Webster University Professor, Allsion Levin. We talk her current position in SABR and the upcoming new office that will be held. The St. Louis baseball scene, social media (and how it affects current game), women in the game and so much more....join us shall you

Cougar and Barrel Roller talk to a newer club on the scene from Indiana, The Mariah Hill Yanks. Listen as a couple of gentlemen explain how they came across something they knew was special and now make it part of their lives, as well as the community they represent. Make them feel welcome in our community won't you?