Baseball History: 101
Baseball History 101Hosted by Patrick DeVault and Matthew Carter, this podcast dives deep into the history of Baseball.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | SportsBaseball | ||||
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Latest Episodes
O this episode, the guys discuss the life and career of Stan Musial. As a Cardinal great, his career tells a stellar story. more
After a brief hiatus, the guys are back. This episode covers the Cy Young Award. The boys cover a brief history of the award, voting 'controversies' as well as some possibly biased opinions of this year's NL voting results.
This time around, the guys discuss Mike Piazza. Commonly known for his time with the Mets, there is a lot more to his story. more
On this episode, the guys discuss the career of Mo Vaughn. As a former Red Sox, Angel's and Met's slugger, he set the stage for the longball era of Major League Baseball. more
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I love this show so good but please get better audio so everyone can hear it.Highly recommend it for if you like baseball or if you don’t know anything.This is a kid writing this review so if some writing is wrong don’t judge me.
Apple Podcasts5WBiZz
United Statesa year ago - Great content and personality
But the audio makes this show unlistenable, just get a decent set up please, it’s such a cool show
Apple Podcasts3KRS16United Statesa year ago - Good concept, terrible audio
Was hoping to get a great listen about America’s Pastime, but can’t get past the terrible audio through the first episodes. Unlistenable
Apple Podcasts1dcunited81United Statesa year ago - Pretty solid
This is some pretty good content. I highly recommend this podcast to baseball fans
Apple Podcasts5hi pipawUnited Statesa year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #242 | United States/Sports/Baseball |
Apple Podcasts | #58 |  Canada/Sports/Baseball |
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