On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys break down the wild Division and Championship Series rounds as the road to the World Series heats up. Where do the White Sox go from here? Are the Guardians better than anyone gave them credit for? And can the Milwaukee Brewers really save baseball by winning it all? Mikey throws some cold water on that narrative, explaining why the MLB could be heading toward a labor showdown regardless of who hoists the trophy.
The boys also dive into a new rule being tested in the Arizona Fall League that could give hitters an even greater advantage. Is this another step toward improving the game, or is baseball tinkering with something that doesn't need fixing?
Then, for the season finale of the Forgotten Series, the boys turn back the clock to the 1990s and spotlight one of the coolest players of the decade: David Justice. From his raw talent and postseason heroics to his celebrity status away from the diamond, Justice seemingly had it all. A World Series champion, a household name, and a star who was always in the spotlight, it was good to be David Justice. But what happened after the fame, fortune, and glory faded? The boys revisit his remarkable career, his larger-than-life persona, and where life took him after baseball.
Afterwards, the boys round out the show with Collection Corner.
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