All My Rexes Live in Texas

A franchise record falls, a train falls off Altoona's famous curve, and the Squirrels walk it off against a friend of the show. Big week.

This week on The Tostado Section: The Nuthouse supporter section returns to CarMax Park and the children are DEMANDING baseballs. Will Bednar gets the call to Triple-A Sacramento, and the new boys (Trevor Cohen, Gavin Kilen, and Dakota Jordan) immediately start terrorizing the Eastern League. Richmond swipes a franchise-record 11 stolen bases in one game at Somerset (six in one inning!), Jack Payton hits a grand slam, Yunior Marte spins seven scoreless, and the bullpen goes full gummy worms.

Then the main event: after a 97-minute rain delay, Jose Astudillo ties it AND walks it off in his Double-A debut against former Squirrel and friend of the show Evan Gates. We were cheering for both teams and we feel weird about it.

Plus: a farewell to Rex (Nutsy's roommate, Richmond legend, Austin's gain), a theme song progress report (the guitar has officially moved upstairs), and the Nut Sack mailbag tackles pets with human names, Squirrels player pet-name puns, and the majesty of the Atlantic Union Bank Lounge.

Playoffs are five weeks away. Go nuts.

The Tostado Section is your comedy podcast about the Richmond Flying Squirrels, Double-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants.

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