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General  | General | 9/22/2019

MLB Roundtrip with Perfect Game


Tune in to MLB Roundtrip with Perfect Game on MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM every Sunday after the MLB game with host Daron Sutton. The program airs on Sirius 209 and XM 89, online at www.siriusxm.com/mlbnetworkradio and on the SiriusXM app. It can also be heard anytime after the show airs on SiriusXM On Demand on your computer, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or compatible Android device. Plus, you can even download episodes for offline listening on compatible smartphones and tablets. The show will air every Sunday during the 19 MLB season and is the only national program dedicated to amateur baseball.


Guests for this week's show (Sunday, September 22):

• Caleb Pendleton, FAU recruit
• Adam Love, uncommitted 2020
• CJ Kayfus, Miami recruit


Access audio from past guests here:

Bubba Thompson, Texas Rangers, Arizona Fall League participant
Blake Rutherford, Chicago White Sox, Arizona Fall League participant
Nolan Jones, Cleveland Indians, Arizona Fall League participant
Nick Allen, Oakland Athletics, Arizona Fall League participant
Jim Callis, MLB Pipeline
Nazier Mule, 14u PG Select Festival
Nolan Schubart, 14u PG Select Festival
Matthew Ossenfort, 14u PG Select Festival
Bill Bavasi, MLB Director of Baseball and Softball Development
Mike Rooney, Perfect Game
Cade Arrambide
, 13u PG Select Festival
Zion Rose, 13u PG Select Festival
Homer Bush, 13u PG Select Festival coach
Junior Spivey, 13u PG Select Festival coach
Brian Sakowski
, Perfect Game
Alex Santos
, PG All-American
Drew Bowser, PG All-American
Mario Zabala, PG All-American
Jack Leggett, USA Baseball
Gerald Laird, USA Baseball
Patrick Ebert, Perfect Game
John Rizzo
, Texas A&M recruit
Tommy Dilandri, TCU recruit
Liam Moreno, uncommitted class of 2021
Dylan Smith, Alabama RHP
Austin Wells, Arizona C
Jered Goodwin, Perfect Game
Robert Hassell III
, PG All-American
Michael Brooks, PG All-American
AJ Vukovich, PG All-American
Jace Bohrofen, PG All-American
Tyler Soderstrom, PG All-American
Patrick Ebert, Perfect Game
Carter Baumler, PG All-American
Jack O'Dowd, PG All-American
Maxwell Carlson, PG All-American
Ryan Hagenow, PG All-American
Vinnie Cervino, Perfect Game
Greg Gerard, Perfect Game
Nolan McLean, PG All-American
Ryan Bruno, PG All-American
Cade Horton, PG All-American
Drew Bowser, PG All-American
Mick Abel, PG All-American
Vytas Valincius, South Carolina recruit
Jered Goodwin, Perfect Game
Milan Tolentino, PG All-American
Ronan Kopp, PG All-American
Brandon Fields, PG All-American
Ben Hernandez, PG All-American
Jheremy Brown, Perfect Game
Brian Sakowski, Perfect Game
Jordan Thompson, PG All-American
Ryan Melendez
Ron Slusher, Ohio Warhawks coach remembering Tyler Skaggs
Lukas Cook, South Carolina recruit
Kemp Alderman, Ole Miss recruit
Trey Carter, Florida State recruit
Michael Brown, PG All-American
Lebarron Johnson, Florida recruit
Jake Vogel, PG All-American
Jake Deleo, PG All-American
David Rawnsley, Perfect Game
Jake Berry, Virginia recruit
Jackson Miller, Wake Forest recruit
Tommy Troy, Stanford recruit
George Klassen, PG All-American
Isaiah Jackson, uncommitted OF/RHP
McGwire Holbrook, West Virginia recruit
Jordan Walker, Duke recruit
Kevin Sim, San Diego recruit
Calvin Harris, Ole Miss recruit
Demetrius Vizcarra, FIU recruit
Michael DaVinni, San Diego recruit
Tank Espalin, USC recruit
Ian Daugherty, Oklahoma State recruit
Tanner Smith, Oregon State recruit
Chase Jans, uncommitted 2021 OF from Kansas
Amiel Sawdaye, Arizona Diamondbacks Senior VP & Assistant GM
Randy Flores, St. Louis Cardinals Assistant GM & Director of Scouting
Johnny Oates, 2021 uncommitted catcher
Ty Hollandsworth, 2021 uncommitted outfielder
Saborn Campbell, 2021 Stanford recruit
Seaver Sheets, 2021 Louisiana recruit
Deric Fabian, 2021 Florida recruit
Gerrit van Zijll, Alvin CC LHP
Leon Paulino, FIU recruit
Erik Miller, Stanford LHP
Alec Marsh, Arizona State RHP
Jack Kochanowicz, Virginia recruit
Marc Davis, Florida Southwestern recruit
Hunter Bishop, Arizona State outfielder
Nasim Nunez, 2018 PG All-American
Hunter Barco, 2018 PG All-American
Pete Crow-Armstrong, No. 1 player HS class of 2020
Dominic Johnson, Oklahoma State recruit, class of 2020
Stephen Frederico
Josh Wolf, Texas A&M recruit
Jackson Rutledge, San Jacinto righthanded pitcher
Nick Quintana, Arizona infielder, 2015 PG All-American
Tim Scarlett, San Diego State recruit
Carlos Collazo, Baseball America
Jheremy Brown, Perfect Game
Cole Tucker, Pittsburgh Pirates
Kyle Westfall, Texas Tech recruit
Marquis Grissom Jr., Georgia Tech recruit
Mo'Ne Davis, Little League World Series legend
Vinnie Cervino, Perfect Game
Tim McMaster, veteran professional and amateur baseball host and producer
Marvin Freeman, 10-year MLB veteran
Andre Duplantier II, Texas recruit
Michael Harris II, Texas Tech recruit
Evan Adolphus, Cal State Fullerton recruit
Jerry Ford, Perfect Game President on new Hutto, Texas complex
Trevor Hoffman, MLB Hall of Fame member, PG National Spokesperson
Tom "Flash" Gordon, PG Head of Community Relations
Ryan Sanders, Baseball CEO Reese Ryan on Hutto, Texas development
Aaron Nixon, Texas recruit
Kimble Schuessler, Texas A&M recruit
Corbin Carroll, 2018 PG All-American
Sammy Siani, Duke recruit
Keoni Cavaco, San Diego State recruit
Cutter Clawson, BYU recruit
Quinn Priester, 2018 PG All-American
CJ Abrams, 2018 PG All-American
Derek Diamond, 2018 PG All-American
Myles Austin, 2018 PG All-American
Tyler Callihan, 2018 PG All-American
Jeff Johnson, Chipola College head coach
David Rawnsley, Perfect Game
Nolan Gorman, St. Louis Cardinals prospect
Osiris Johnson, Miami Marlins prospect
Bobby Witt Jr., 2018 PG All-American
Jerrion Ealy, 2018 PG All-American
Tyler Callihan, 2018 PG All-American
Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels
Matthew Liberatore, Tampa Bay Rays prospect, 2017 PG All-American
Kendall Logan Simmons, Philadelphia Phillies prospect, 2017 PG All-American
Carter Stewart, Eastern Florida State College, 2017 PG All-American
Alex Guerrero, New York Yankees prospect
David Rawnsley, Perfect Game
Daniel Espino, Georgia Premier Academy
Jonathan French, Parkview High School
Miles Garrett, Parkview High School
Trace Jeffers, Winder-Barrow High School
Michael Cruz, The MacDuffie School
Chris Archer, Pittsburgh Pirates starting pitcher
Simeon Woods-Richardson, New York Mets prospect
Emanuel Dean, UCLA recruit
Brennan Malone, North Carolina recruit
Alan Kunkel, Calvary Christian Academy head coach
Mac Horvath, North Carolina recruit
Alex Greene, Virginia recruit
Ed Howard, Oklahoma recruit
Mike Rooney, Perfect Game College Baseball
Amanda Freed, Perfect Game College Softball
Robert Moore, Arkansas recruit
Nate Wohlgemuth, Arkansas recruit
Chase Davis, Arizona recruit
Mick Abel, Oregon State recruit
Jason Miller, Riverwood International Charter School
Trejyn Fletcher, Vanderbilt recruit
Cayden Wallace, Arkansas recruit
Masyn Winn, Arkansas recruit
Coby Mayo, Stoneman Douglas High School
Sam Whiting, Pleasant Grove High School
Luis Aparicio, Gulliver High School
Jakob Beaumont-Runnels, UCF recruit
Trevor McDonald, South Alabama recruit
Brandon Smith, Georgia recruit
Maxim Watson, uncommitted Australian player
Justin Tejada, Hillsborough CC recruit
Brian Sakowski, Perfect Game
Adam Love, high school class of 2020
Tre Richardson, Houston recruit
Christian Little, Vanderbilt recruit
Bruce Maxwell, Oakland A's catcher
Tom "Flash" Gordon, 3-time MLB All-Star
Del Matthews, MLB Youth Academies
Josh Sears, Freed-Hardeman University
Chase Allen, Limestone College
Andrew Vaughn, California
Spencer Torkelson, Arizona State
Kelsey Horton, New Mexico State softball
Dylan Ray, Alabama recruit
Adley Rutschman, Oregon State Preseason College All-American
Quin Cotton, Grand Canyon Preseason College All-American
Mike Rooney, Perfect Game
Patrick Ebert, Perfect Game – Part 1 | Part 2
Isaac Nunez, Florida recruit
Antonio Barrafato, 2018 PG Main Event Showcase participant
Darnell W. Parker Jr, 2018 PG Main Event Showcase participant
Cam Collier, 2018 PG Main Event Showcase participant
Jackson McKenzie, 2018 PG Main Event Showcase participant
Zakary Morales, 2018 PG Main Event Showcase participant
Xavier Edwards, San Diego Padres prospect
Mike Siani, Cincinnati Reds prospect
Jarred Kelenic, Seattle Mariners prospect
Ethan Hankins, Cleveland Indians prospect
John Buck, 11-year big league catcher – Part 1 | Part 2
Kurtis Byrne, TCU recruit
Anthony Seigler, New York Yankees prospect
Payton Henry, Milwaukee Brewers prospect
Jason Hodges, Arkansas recruit
Michael Prosecky, Louisville recruit
Ryan Hawks, Louisville recruit
Jacob Meador, TCU recruit
Drew Romo, LSU recruit
Max Rajcic, UCLA recruit
Keston Hiura, Arizona Fall League MVP, Milwaukee Brewers top prospect
MacKenzie Gore, PG All-American and San Diego Padres first-round pick
Chris McRaney, Team Georgia President
Richie Palmer, Elite Squad President
Jared Sandler, BPA Director
Adam Barta, Minnesta Blizzard head coach
Andy Burress, 5 Star National
Del Matthews, MLB Breakthrough Series
Manny Upton, MVP (Mentoring Viable Prospects)
Mike Steed, Ontario Blue Jays
Warren Thomas, Ohio Warhawks
Chris Nall, Upstate Mavericks
Dan O'Dowd, MLB Network
Jeff Petty, Canes Baseball
John Sarna, Chicago Scouts Association
Scott Patterson, North East Baseball
Brian Cain, San Diego Show
Brad Clement, Perfect Game

Mark Guthrie, Florida Burn
Joshua Rivera, 2018 WWBA World Championship co-MVP
Danny Rodriguez, Florida Gulf Coast recruit
Braden Halladay, Penn State recruit
Jaiden Warde, Flagler recruit
William Bartlett, Arizona recruit




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Juco | Rankings | 3/18/2026

JUCO Top 25: March 18

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Class of 2026: Preseason HS All-Americans

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DII/DIII/NAIA Rankings Update: March 18

Nick Herfordt
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Vincent Cervino
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