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In the Bullpen

Mark Dewey
Major League Baseball
Baseball
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
World Baseball Classic
Detroit Tigers
Hall Of Fame
Spring Training
Pittsburgh Pirates
Trevor Bauer
Boston Red Sox
Leadership
Milwaukee Brewers
Los Angeles Dodgers
World Series
Rafael Devers
Jim Leland
Toronto Blue Jays
Coaching
Christianity

In the Bullpen on the Fight Laugh Feast Network

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Recent Guests

Matt Sieger
Author and sportswriter
Author of a faith-informed sports book
Episode: Always a Sportswriter: An Interview with Matt Sieger (Part II)
Mike Krukow
Former Major League Baseball pitcher, broadcaster
KnBR interview appearance referenced in episode
Episode: A Hat Tip
Dr. Al Moller
Speaker on Christian worldview
The Briefing show host (as referenced)
Episode: A Hat Tip
Dusty Baker
Former MLB player and manager
Baseball (MLB)
Episode: Crossroads: An Interview with Dusty Baker
Lieutenant Mitch Harris
Lieutenant, military officer discussed as a guest in the episode
Episode: Memories That Last a Lifetime
Jim Rooney
Scouting expert and former baseball coach.
Episode: Jim Rooney on Scouting Pitchers
Danny Schaefer
Former Major League Baseball player and author
Episode: Master Class
Cody Fields
Owner of Westminster Effects, known for guitar effects pedals, and a baseball fan
Westminster Effects
Episode: Pride Goes Before
Jonathan LeCroy
Former Major League Baseball player, now a commentator on the sport's culture
Episode: Pride Goes Before

Host

Mark Dewey
Co-host who often guides discussions on baseball, leadership, and faith-based reflections.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • Never Miss It

    As a huge baseball fan with two sons who also love the game, we never miss episodes. They are filled with lessons and information about baseball and exhortation for living faithful and courageous lives for Christ.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TWKEsq.
    United States2 years ago
  • Great

    Praise God thank you for your ministry brother

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Christopher Gary
    United States3 years ago
  • What we’ve been missing.

    Baseball has lost its evangelistic attitude which is why it’s been dying year after year. Mark Dewey has taken me from just passing by the MLB games on TV to sitting down with my family and actually enjoying this great American pass time. Wow.

    So much to say about this great podcast and why MLB needs it. Just give it a listen and you’ll see for yourself.

    Mark knows how to take baseball and use it to council all you ills in just about 20 mins or so.

    Worth your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Black Presbyterian
    United States6 years ago

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Faith-forward framing resonates with listeners who seek inspiration alongside sports stories.
Shows depth and thoughtful takes on baseball and faith that aren't common in sports podcasts.

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#33
Italy/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#158
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Once a Sportswriter: An Interview with Matt Sieger
Q: How did you come to love baseball and what aspects of the game do you most appreciate?
He describes a lifelong love rooted in early family interactions, a shift from player to writer influenced by mentors, and a fascination with the mental aspects of the game that informed his writing voice.
ITB Mailbag
Q: What do you think about pitchers chasing velocity and increasing their throwing volume?
High volume with low intensity is key, and transitioning to high intensity and lower volume as you approach games is crucial to avoid injury.
ITB Mailbag
Q: One topic I'd love to hear your opinion on is how the game has changed regarding the in-game playfulness between opponents.
I believe this in-game playfulness is not a good thing. I agree with Mike Kruko and Dwayne Kuyper on that.
Keep Digging: An Interview with Danny Sheaffer
Q: Can you explain more about the Sheaffer Foundation?
Sheaffer describes the foundation's mission to support career missionaries, pro-life ministries, and to facilitate youth mission trips.
Keep Digging: An Interview with Danny Sheaffer
Q: When did you come to Saving Faith in Christ?
Sheaffer shares that his journey to faith began during his professional career, particularly during a basketball game at Clemson, eventually leading him to commit his life to Christ in April of 1986.

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The program focuses on baseball, leadership, faith, and personal growth, often weaving in stories from players, coaches, writers, and military veterans. Episodes center on career paths in sports writing, leadership lessons from baseball figures, and faith-driven perspectives on contemporary sports topics and culture, with a consistent emphasis on character, mentorship, and service. A few episodes blend history and memory from Cooperstown trips, adding a reflective, familial, and faith-forward lens to baseball's past and present. The show is likely to appeal to listeners who want thoughtful, values-oriented discussions about baseball and life, with guests who bring leadership, storytelling, or spiritual viewpoints to the table, often within ... more

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2. Mike Krukow
3. Dr. Al Moller
4. Dusty Baker
5. Lieutenant Mitch Harris
6. Jim Rooney
7. Danny Schaefer
8. Cody Fields

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