MAFIA MEETUP 2! Live at The Tank Brewing Co. in Miami, FL

Javi and Toad break down how the Dodgers and Blue Jays punched their tickets to the World Series. Is L.A. building a dynasty? Shohei Ohtani’s dominance, pitching matchups, and the Max Scherzer moment you won’t forget.

Special guests:

Abel Sanchez (@miamistadium) on Miami baseball history, Marlins memories, and his World Series pick.

Kelly Saco (@kellysaco_sports) behind-the-scenes Marlins stories, season reflections, and what’s next for MLB’s youngest team.

Jon Jay (@jonjayu) talks skate culture, World Series intensity, and how underdogs like the Blue Jays can surprise.

We're joined by Hanwha Eagles Pitcher Cody Ponce. Cody discusses his record-breaking season in the KBO, living and playing in South Korea, and the Eagles quest for the KBO championship. Javi and Toad dive into their biggest surprises and disappointments from the 2025 MLB Season.

We're joined by Tommy Hutton, legendary broadcaster for the Miami Marlins. Tommy shares one of a kind stories that span his 50+ years at the MLB level. From signing with his hometown Dodgers, dinner recommendations from Tom Seaver, and his two decades with the Marlins. Then Javi and Toad dive into MLB playoff races and much more.

We’re joined by Jesse Agler, the radio play-by-play voice of the San Diego Padres and a proud University of Miami alum. Jesse talks about his Miami roots, broadcasting journey, and the current state of the Padres. He dives into stories from his days with the Dolphins and Panthers. He gives us an insider’s view on Manny Machado’s impact in San Diego, the intensity of the Padres-Dodgers rivalry, and what to expect from AJ Preller this deadline. Then, Javi and Toad celebrate the success of the Mafia Meetup. Over 160 tickets were sold - plus a few toddler first-timers! Javi and Toad dive into the Marlins' recent hot streak, explore whether they’re truly turning a corner, and discuss the upcoming MLB trade deadline.

Javi and Toad sit down with former Marlins All-Star and current FanDuel Sports Network analyst Gaby Sanchez to talk all things baseball. Gaby shares insights on the Marlins’ recent resurgence, mid-season expectations, and what’s behind Sandy Alcantara’s struggles. We also dive into Gaby’s incredible Miami trifecta journey—from Brito Prep to the University of Miami to the Florida Marlins—and relive his unforgettable 2011 All-Star experience in Phoenix. Then, the boys preview the Home Run Derby and discuss watching Brandon Woodruff's return to the Brewers. Join the Bullpen Mafia community at the inaugural Mafia Meetup on Saturday, July 19th, at loanDepot Park.

Javi and Toad are back in the studio! The boys welcome two new interns into the crew and announce the inaugural Mafia Meetup at loanDepot Park on Saturday, July 19th, against the Kansas City Royals. Then, Javi provides his unique perspective on Sandy Alcantara's struggles and his recent improvement. Is Brad Marchand the greatest Florida Panther of all time? The boys make their Omaha predictions, and spoiler alert, Toad's pick has already been eliminated. Javi and Toad then discuss the youth potential sweeping through Major League Baseball, specifically in Boston, Detroit, and Miami.

Kyle Wren from Elite Sports Advising joins the Bullpen Mafia to preview the NCAA Baseball Tournament. Kyle drops some serious knowledge on the guys, including his can't-miss regionals and which top seeds are primed to be upset. The guys debate whether the SEC is the top conference in the sport and if committee collusion is behind the ACC's snubs. The episode wraps with the guys and Kyle making their National Champion predictions.

Canes legend and former MLB second baseman Jemile Weeks (28:20) joins the Bullpen Mafia Podcast. An Orlando native from the middle of Gator Country, Jemile explains how he played for the University of Miami. Weeks reminisces with Javi and Toad about his time in Oakland and shares his thoughts on the current state of the A's. Prior to the interview, the guys recap the last few weeks of MLB headlines, including the Rafael Devers drama in Boston and the new Pope's ties to the White Sox.