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Sandlot Social Club

Sandlot Social Club

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 Baseball cards for your ears.
Instead of professional stars these cards feature sandlot ballplayers -- folks dedicated to playing and keeping the game of baseball alive and accessible on a local level. Instead of stats, we discuss the community they play in, their connections to the game, and the feelings and principles they hold around sport and play.
Hosted and produced by Adam Lefton, of the Cap City Cobras.
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Episodes
  • #27: The Holy Moment

    #27: The Holy Moment
    Jun 19 2025

    Adam chats with Jared Menane, founder of the Brooklyn Bad Stars, about starting a team in a city of 8 million people, baseball culture in New York, and that special feeling you get when the spell of a ballgame sets in. Part 1 of 2 episodes recorded in Brooklyn, NY.

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    17 mins
  • #25: Manager of Death

    #25: Manager of Death
    Mar 25 2025

    River Butcher, a founding member of the Los Angeles Baseball Federation (LABF), joins Adam to talk about starting the league, the history of his team, the L.A. Death, and his love of baseball. Part 2 of 2 episodes recorded at Ralph Foy Park in Los Angeles with members of the LABF.
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    18 mins
  • #25: Saturdays Are For Swingin'

    #25: Saturdays Are For Swingin'
    Mar 12 2025

    Adam chats with Dylan, Ryan & Arek, ballplayers in the Los Angeles Baseball Federation (LABF), about the league, their teams, and sandlot community. Part 1 of 2 episodes recorded at Ralph Foy Park in Los Angeles with members of the LABF.
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    19 mins

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