MLB. This is usually the final segment of the show. On The Phone: a live phone interview with an MLB player, coach, or general manager, usually regarding the most recent game played and outlooks on the future of the team. Out of the Box: This segment is similar to Leading Off, where they preview what is coming up on the show. Ridiculous Plays of the Week: Usually aired on Fridays, it recaps the five most hilarious plays (and moments) from the past week. Stat of the Night: an interesting baseball statistic from the day's happenings in MLB. That's Nasty: New in 2007, a segment showing the best pitches, usually with the most movement, of the night. Touch 'Em All: significant home runs of the day, replaced "Going, Going, Gone!" Smash of the Night: The most significant home run of the day. Usually the longest or biggest scorer like a "Grand Slam." Sport Science: Hosted by John Brenkus, this five-minute segment examines a key play through scientific analysis. Web Gems: the day's five best defensive plays. On Sundays, the best defensive plays of the entire week air. Points are given to each player and at the end of the season the player with the most points wins a trophy. Greatest Home Runs: begun as a temporary segment in honor of Barry Bonds' ascension to the all-time MLB home run champion. Featured the greatest five home runs in the history of a different franchise every day for the duration of the segment; on August 26 (the final day of the segment), the Top 10 Home Runs of All-Time were featured. One featured running gag on the show is the spoof segment "Name That Molina", where one of the personalities has to guess which of the three Molina catcher brothers – Bengie, Jose, or Yadier – is being shown. "Name that LaRoche" is another spoof segment featuring the two brothers who play for the Toronto Blue Jays Andy and the Washington Nationals Adam. Another running gag is the Umpire Fantasy League in which "owners" of umpires in this fictitious league are rewarded for their umpires ejecting players or coaches. It is unclear whether this is reference to the real-life Umpire Ejection Fantasy League. Also another gag in session is when an analyst on the show uses the "Stump the host" slogan. This is when the analyst has information on a certain players milestone