
An MLB podcast for both new and established fans, this show works to disprove the notion that baseball is "dead" and has been for years. Hosted by Jared Carrabis, Baseball is Dead covers the sport from top to bottom, analyzing different divisions, leagues and teams, all while curating the best guest list in baseball media.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 335 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Episode 463: We are officially in the final stretch of the regular season. Only 26 games left for some squads (but who’s counting), and the postseason will be here before we know it.
Don’t forget to subscribe to the BID YouTube for postseason baseba... more
Episode 462: A loaded weekend of baseball is on the horizon. Jay Hay and Tyler are here to guide you through the chaos.
Chris Sale is having a full-blown career renaissance in Atlanta, capped by a complete-game shutout of the two-time defending Worl... more
Episode 461: Baseball is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. More news continues to trickle out about the efforts Dodgers owner Mark Walter is making to seemingly avoid selling his franchise.
Jeff Passan’s explanation of the situation o... more
Episode 460: Welcome back from a weekend of baseball! Jared, Tyler, Dallas, and Jay Hay talk about every single weekend series that happened, catching you up on the latest you need to know around the league.
After talking about Dallas’s commute to w... more
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Jared and J-Hay are the reasons I listen. DB is a blow-hard and I FF his diatribes. This new dude “T” sounds exactly like Jared, but with half the wit. It’s aight.
I came to listen for baseball talk. I don’t need your liberal rant about Pride Night and your view on how Giants pitchers were in the wrong about writing Bible verses on their hats! Just maybe the team shouldn’t be requiring players to wear God’s created rainbow that has been distorted by an organization to push their agenda. Christian players have the right to not have to support something that is against their Christianity.
It is amazing how Carrabis can make everything about him.
Just unfollowed. The politics is unnecessary. Even on social media
I couldn’t disagree more with them about the players writing bible verses on their hats. How is believing what you believe in an attack the other community ? That community has equal rights and freedoms. What does anyone’s sexual preference have to do with baseball. It’s indoctrination of children I’ve heard this opinion from people in that very community. The Texas Rangers have never had a pride night may god bless them. I wouldn’t listen if I was paid to do so.
Not here to listen to political views or ideologies and opinions on these. Talk baseball and stay in your lane and stop assuming why players do what they do. Why don’t you interview them instead. Start a new podcast of you want to do share your views.
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A lively, opinion-driven baseball show that blends deep-dive analysis with banter and guest interviews. Episodes frequently cover current MLB storylines—deathless debates about MVP races, trade deadline moves, and the evolving role of analytics—while pairing insights from prominent players and executives with entertaining segments and sponsor reads. Noteworthy elements include high-profile interviews (e.g., Hall of Fame pitchers, All-Star players), a strong emphasis on team dynamics and front-office decisions, and multi-segment formats such as Family Feud-style bits and live streams. The mix of serious baseball discussion, personality-driven banter, and behind-the-scenes access makes it a standout for listeners who want both insider context... more
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Recent guests on Baseball is Dead include:
1. Tim Kurkjian
2. Jon Boog Sciambi
3. Hunter Pence
4. Jon Lester
5. John Lester
6. Corbin Carroll
7. Ellyn Carrabis
8. Otto Lopez
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