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As of the beginning of 2025, there were 351 names enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. Many of those are highly recognizable to both diehard and casual fans alike. Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Walter Johnson, Bob Gibson - these are names many know without even thinking hard. But what about Mordecai 'Three Fingers' Brown? How about the Waner Brothers, dubbed "Big Poison' an "Little Poison'? Who ever discussed how good Roger Breshnahan was? The Hall is filled with stories and dedications to these and other players who've made the greatest impact on the game - but sadly...

A fan podcast about the Minnesota Twins and baseball!

Let's Play 162 is a Chicago Cubs baseball podcast that takes you on a trip down memory lane to relive the 2016 World Series-winning season. Each week, Chris Deeley and Jack Gallagher will watch one of all 162 games of the 2016 season, reminiscing about how the Cubs finally broke the Curse of the Billy Goat. From Anthony Rizzo, to Kris Bryant, to the random relief pitchers you barely remember, we'll discuss it all and enjoy one of the greatest campaigns in sporting history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Riverfront Territory is your go-to Cincinnati Reds show. Reds all-time saves leader Danny Graves unites with The Athletic's C. Trent Rosecrans to bring you year-round Reds analysis and insights. Riverfront Territory is part of the Foul Territory network: baseball the way it should be covered!

Each episode breaks down key moments, metrics, and movements that changed how the game is played and understood.

Welcome to The Sauce with Ryder and Lisa! A show where the banter’s always simmering, the laughs come in hot, and the advice is… well, sometimes a little undercooked. Longtime duo Ryder and Lisa bring their signature blend of humour, heart, and just the right dash of chaos to every episode. From sports and surprise guests to the spicy bits of everyday life, they’ll serve you joy — even if it occasionally comes with a side of bad ideas. Grab a napkin, it’s about to get saucy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brock University students Aidan Sinclair and Christian Sturgeon sit down weekly to talk all things Toronto Blue Jays news and strategy.

This is the official feed for CVCS Baseball.

All Sports Talk with hosts Mike Carver & Paul C. Cuthbert broadcasting live from Borrelli's Taproom in Long Beach, NY. All Go Sports Radio streaming links at gosportsradio.com

Three of the top youth baseball scouts in the nation, Jheremy Brown, Tyler Russo, and John McAdams (aka JMac) chat about Perfect Game prospects, events, life on the road, and of course sunflower seeds.

First Pitch Strike is all about MLB. We cover your favorite teams, plays, homers, defense, and other fun information. Aaron is a former coach and umpire, a current board member for the local Legion team and a national scorekeeper for American Legion Tournaments. Ethan is a former All-State Legion player and current coach for the same team he starred for. Their expertise will provide you a unique point of view. As fans, they’ll share some of same perspectives as you. Welcome aboard and enjoy your ride through the MLB with the Casey boys.

This podcast focuses on everything Boston Red Sox and it's minor league teams.

The crazy but true story of how owner George Steinbrenner, followed by his son Hal, have controlled the most famous team in American sports. Since taking over the New York Yankees franchise in 1973, the Steinbrenners have transformed the fabled team from a struggling franchise into a baseball...

This is the story of baseball’s rich magical history and the centuries-old culture of superstition in the sport. It is a love letter to the jinxes, curses, rituals and myths of baseball’s past and present ― and to the innate mysticism of the game.

Bucco Territory is your go-to Pittsburgh Pirates show. Noah Hiles, Platinum Key and former Pirates, "J-Hey," Josh Harrison host. Bucco Territory brings you fresh Buccos insight & analysis all year long. Bucco Territory is part of the Foul Territory network: baseball the way it should be covered!

Splash Hit Territory is your go-to San Francisco Giants show. Former Giant F.P. Santangelo brings you closer to the team on the field and the decision-makers in the front office. Hear from special contributor Susan Slusser and a slew of Giants guests all year round. Splash Hit Territory is part of the Foul Territory network: baseball the way it should be covered!

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Ralph Waldo Emerson famously said, “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.” He must’ve been a Phillies fan. The Philadelphia Phillies, a franchise nearly 150 years old, has only reached its grand destination twice (World Series wins in 1980 and 2008), but it harbors the most fervent fan base in baseball. How? Well, Olive Garden famously said, “When you’re here, you’re family.” The Phillies—warts and all—have been an inextricable part of the city, and the lives of the fans who cheered them on. The team’s story is part of our story.

In his first fourteen seasons, as a pitcher for the Giants, Christy Mathewson never won fewer than twenty games in a season, and he almost single-handedly won the 1905 World Series. In 1918, though age thirty-eight and exempt from military service, he enlisted for World War I, where he exposed himself to nearly lethal amounts of mustard gas as he taught soldiers how to put on gas masks. When he returned home, he was diagnosed with lung problems and tuberculosis, which led to his untimely death at the age of forty-five.

The story of Jackie Robinson valiantly breaking baseball’s color barrier in 1947 is one that most Americans know. But less recognized is the fact that some seventy years earlier, following the Civil War, baseball was tenuously biracial and had the potential for a truly open game. How, then, did the game become so firmly segregated that it required a trailblazer like Robinson? The answer, Ryan A. Swanson suggests, has everything to do with the politics of “reconciliation” and a wish to avoid the issues of race that an integrated game necessarily raised.