
Through recreations of the original radio broadcasts, the history of America's favorite pastime is retold, one classic game at a time. We use archived news reports, articles, and historical records to recreate the sound and style of the broadcasts. Listen and relive key moments, historical hits, and the legends of today taking to the field when they were at the peak of their career. Add Classic Ba... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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An expansion team in its second year was never expected to be sitting in third place, just 3 and a half games behind the New York Yankees. Yet that’s where the Los Angeles Angels find themselves at the start of September in 1962. Can Bill Rigney’s au... more
Welcome to Classic Baseball Radio’s Clubhouse, where we step away from the broadcast booth of yesteryear to talk about baseball history. Consider these bonus episodes as the pre-recorded explainers, profiles, and moments ‘back in the studio’ you norm... more
“I honestly feel that it would be best for the country to keep baseball going."
With those words from President Franklin D. Roosevelt, organised baseball continued during World War II, offering those working on the home front an affordable, low-cos... more
The Chicago White Sox are up two games to one as they visit the Philadelphia Athletics for the last time, yet the final game in the series is played in the shadow of death. The previous night, the White Sox’ Cass Michaels was beaned by a high fastbal... more
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I give the team an A for effort on these recreations, but I much prefer the genuine article, the original broadcasts.
I really enjoy the recreations!! Great work!!
The notes say it is September 14. It is actually September 10th game where Brock stole 104 and 105. Hernandez barely played
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Listeners are drawn to detailed, nostalgic re-creations of classic baseball broadcasts, merged with historical context and era-appropriate color. Episodes blend play-by-play with archival notes, weather updates, and post-game reflections, often highlighting notable players, teams, and turning points, while occasionally discussing broader baseball lore like helmet adoption or manager changes. The approach tends to attract fans of baseball history who enjoy moodful storytelling, period-accurate presentation, and educational nuggets about the era, sponsorships, and league context. A standout element is the host's framing and use of era-specific pacing to recreate the listening experience, making the content feel like stepping into a mid-centur... more
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2. Phil Massey
3. Dave Winfield
4. Phil Rizzuto
5. Johnny Pesky
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