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Missions first baseman Romeo Sanabria joins Brian in Amarillo to discuss his rapid rise from junior college to top prospect. They also discuss some of the more exciting events of the 2025 season.

Missions starter Braden Nett joins Brian and shares his incredible story of being an undrafted free agent and becoming a top Padres prospect. Nett also tries his hand at "Name That Mission" and discovers more about a teammate.

San Diego Padres reliever Bryan Hoeing joins Brian as he continues his rehab assignment with the Missions. Hoeing has been recovering from a shoulder injury that's had him on the 60-day Injured List.

Stu Paul and Brian Yancelson, broadcast partners when the Missions hit the road, chat in Amarillo. Get to know more about Paul's long career and favorite memories in the industry.

Missions infielder Marcos Castañon and Brian chat at Whataburger Field in Corpus Christi. Learn about how Castañon got into baseball growing up in the Inland Empire and how he's become the player he is today.

Missions manager Luke Montz joins Brian to discuss the upcoming 2025 season ahead of Opening Day. From names to look out for, to what it means to be in San Antonio, Montz provides tremendous insight.

While at Spring Training in Arizona, Brian is joined by John Nolan, Broadcasting & Media Relations Manager for the Fort Wayne Tin Caps. They discuss the relationship between the Missions and Tin Caps as the High-A and Double-A affiliates of the San Diego Padres and reminisce over their favorite broadcasting memories.

MLB All-Star Jackson Merrill joins Brian from Spring Training in Arizona to discuss his memories of being a San Antonio Mission in 2023.

As the 2025 season approaches, Brian welcomes fans back to the podcast. He explains the exciting new name and is joined by David Baez, Missions Director of Marketing, to preview many of the exciting promotions fans can expect this year at The Wolff.

With the 2024 season ending for the Missions, Jeremy and Brian tie a bow on season one of 1888. From highlighting memorable moments and players, to discussing the future, you won't want to miss a second!

The Missions enter a critical final stretch of the season as the playoffs approach. Jeremy and Brian also welcome infielder Ripken Reyes to learn about his pursuit of a PhD, his community service in San Antonio and so much more.

As the Dog Days of August roll along, Texas native and Missions reliever Jason Blanchard jumps on for a fun conversation with Jeremy and Brian.

The All-Star Break and trade deadline are in the rear-view mirror, so Jeremy and Brian recap some hectic recent events. They are also joined by Missions General Manager, David Gasaway, who gives insight into some of the behind-the-scenes of a Minor League Baseball front office.

Reigning Texas League Player of the Month Brandon Valenzuela joins Jeremy and Brian as the Missions remain red-hot to start the second half.

The Missions have a blank slate at the start of the second half, so Jeremy and Brian set up the "new season." They also welcome utility man Connor Hollis, who describes his incredible path that goes from walking on at the University of Houston to winning the Texas League batting title.

As the Missions wrap up the first half of the 2024 season in Amarillo, Jeremy and Brian countdown their top 10 moments so far. From wild walk-offs to viral situations, relive what's been an exciting first half.

Current San Diego Padre and former San Antonio Mission José Azócar hops on "1888" to reminisce about his time in the Alamo City. Jeremy and Brian also dive into the reversed walk-off home run in Midland and the current Corpus Christi series.

The Missions are back in San Antonio to face the Frisco Roughriders after a series win in Wichita. Missions bench coach Miguel Del Castillo, who also played for the Missions, joins Jeremy and Brian to talk about his career and the passion for baseball in the Dominican Republic.

The vibes are good in Kansas with the Missions on their longest win streak of the season. Brian and Jeremy talk about the team's strong performance and interview starter Jared Kollar, the former Division II standout who is now a mainstay in San Antonio's rotation.

With the Missions on their longest road trip of the year, Brian joins Jeremy from Frisco, Texas. They discuss the impact of the Luis Arraez trade, and Missions infielder Chase Valentine also hops on for a fun interview detailing his unique journey from Junior College to Double-A.

The Missions are back from Corpus Christi, so Jeremy and Brian discuss the previous series against the Hooks while chatting about the ongoing homestand with the Wichita Wind Surge. 1888 also welcomes John Conniff of the "MadFriars," a website that covers the entire San Diego Padres system, while debuting a fun new competition between the hosts.

Pitching prospect Victor Lizarraga joins Jeremy and Brian, who recap a dominant Missions sweep in Amarillo before discussing the home opener against the Northwest Arkansas Naturals. Lizarraga talks about his career trajectory as a 20-year-old in Double-A and hints at a teammate who treats him with good Mexican home cooking. Music: Country Rock by Lite Saturation

Jeremy and Brian kick off the 1888 Podcast for Opening Day 2024. Why 1888, what's the reason for the name? The guys talk to their first guest, Missions team president, Burl Yarbrough, run through some the Opening Day roster with manager Luke Montz and more!