ALEX MINIAK

Going behind the scenes to talk about our backgrounds, love for music, our rapport, and what makes baseball production unique.

What happens when you have a beloved opponent, their tradition, and the internet?

If I made a bold statement to get an opportunity, I needed a bigger one to be seriously considered.

Those who have heard me at Petco Park, on TV, or in MLB The Show know I have a unique style.

I'm beginning my eighth season as the Voice of Petco Park, and I wouldn't be here without the help of one man.

As we eagerly await our return to Petco Park, let's take a look back at the new duds' debut.

It was March of 2011, and I was surprised by an unlikely phone call.

While I can't connect with fans inside the ballpark, I know they're eagerly tuned in.

Answering five of the most common questions about this unique season.

When I was recording "MLB The Show 20" I never imagined a season like this. But I'm proud.

I joined San Diego media to offer perspective and levity on what was to be Opening Day.

It was Thursday, March 26th, and I awoke to an urgent text.

I really missed Opening Day. What could I do to provide some comfort for our fanbase?

I've gotten this question a lot. My answer is always the same: "You ever play Mad Libs?"