M-Braves manager Angel Flores talks with Chris about the season's first half, as well as being back at Trustmark Park for the first time since June 2.

David Fletcher talks with Chris about his career shift to throwing a knuckleball and how it became possible. He explains what he has learned from this experience and what he's hoping to gain while pitching and playing the infield three days a week.

Cal Conley has had a solid first half of the 2024 season, posting 10 doubles, 19 RBI, and 18 stolen bases through his first 56 games. Chris talks with Cal about his season, his chemistry with Nacho Alvarez and David Fletcher, plus his return to switch-hitting.

M-Braves catcher Tyler Tolve is up to 14 doubles and nine in his last 15 games. The 23-year-old from Marietta, GA, has also caught David Fletcher's knuckleball a few times and talks about the fun challenge of adjusting to it.

Meridian, MS native, Pearl River CC and Southern Miss product Landon Harper joined the M-Braves in late May and is settling in at the Double-A level.

Hurston Waldrep, the Braves' No. 2 overall prospect, talks to Chris about his start to the 2024 season, pitching in the same rotation as Spencer Schwellenbach, and what makes him tick while he's on the mound.

Two of Atlanta's top three prospects, Hurston Waldrep (#2) and Spencer Schwellenbach (#3), dominated their respective starts en route to a Mississippi Braves sweep of visiting Biloxi at Trustmark Park on Wednesday night. In his Double-A debut, Schwellenbach struck out a career-high nine and scattered three hits and a walk over six frames in a 1-0 win—the Nebraska product talks about the night and his journey to Mississippi.

From using LinkedIn to get a pro baseball job, Hayden Harris was invited to MLB camp this spring, and he's off to a brilliant start to the season. He's given up one run in 11.2 innings to start his season with 20 strikeouts to five walks. He talks it over with Chris Harris about why he's been so successful.