Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson are officially reinstated by MLB. Should this be celebrated or frowned upon—and does this mean Pete finally belongs in the Hall of Fame? We break it down.

We also revisit the steroid era, when MLB reaped the benefits while the players who used PEDs may never get into Cooperstown. Fair or foul?

Plus: The Godfather and the Pope. What’s next for Pat Riley and the Miami Heat? And our thoughts on Pope Leo XIV.

That and more on Up & In, episode 110.

Armando and Mike talk about Aaron Judge's historic stretch on Episode 109 of Up & In. The Yankees superstar is in the midst of another stellar, MVP type season, and the numbers he's put up the last few years have been mind boggling.

Ohtani was back in Miami, and playing as if he were home. If only the Marlins paid their players...Speaking of the Marlins, we talk about Sandy Alcantara's situation what may be up next for him, and if a change in scenery may be just what is needed to get him back to Cy Young form.

We also give our thoughts on the NFL Draft for the Miami Dolphins. That and much more on Ep. 109 of Up & In.

In this episode of Up & In, Mike and Armando talk about something a lot of parents deal with—kids around 8 to 10 years old deciding they’re done with a sport they’ve been playing and want to try something new. We get into what drives those decisions and how you can be supportive without pushing too hard.

Then it’s on to baseball: bad umpiring is back, and we’re wondering how some of these obvious home runs are getting called foul—especially when the replay tells a different story.

The Yankees are off to a solid start, but Juan Soto’s been struggling in Queens... did he pick the wrong New York team? And who's really been carrying the Mets?

Plus, Armando was not feeling the WrestleMania main event—he breaks down what didn’t work for him.

All that and more on Episode 108 of Up & In.