
The podcast where we break down the resumes of athletes to determine whether or not they should get a call to their sports Hall of Fame.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Adam Darowski of Sports Reference joins Jim to break down the career and HOF candidacy of former New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard. First, they cover the importance of Howard breaking the color barrier in 1955 for the most storied franchise in b... more
Jim is joined by NFL Writer for CBS Sports Bryan DeArdo to discuss the Hall of Fame candidacy of former Seattle Seahawks running back Shaun Alexander. First, Jim and Bryan discuss the significance of Alexander having a membership to the 100 TD Club (... more
Jim welcomes award-winning sports journalist and New York Times bestselling author Tim Brown to discuss his new book, Nolan: The Singular Life of an American Original. First, Jim and Tim explore Nolan Ryan’s deep connection with the state of Texas (1... more
Twitter baseball personality Not Gaetti joins Jim to break down the HOF candidacy of former MLB first baseman Will Clark. First, they cover how Clark had no real weaknesses on a baseball diamond and how he would have been able to perform in any era i... more
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Love the concept for the show as a big Hall of Fame nerd. Would love to see some NHL player conversations, too, at some point.
Really enjoyed that interview! Will check out more soon!
-George Blitch
Host of the “Son of a Blitch Podcast”
This is a great podcast. I especially enjoyed the episode with Jim Licato. He is very knowledgeable and intelligent. The host Jim Miloch is great as well.
The podcaster has a decent idea. Unfortunately he doesn’t deliver. It’s a mish mash of wandering ideas void of substance
Great concept and show
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A show that dissects athlete résumés to judge Hall of Fame worthiness, across multiple sports including baseball, football, and basketball. Episodes balance counting stats with context, exploring peak eras, longevity, postseason moments, and the impact of era-specific factors. Guests range from authors and analysts to former players, offering both data-driven insight and narrative storytelling, often with a book or biography angle. A standout trait is the mix of sabermetrics, traditional stats, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, plus a recurring focus on how Hall of Fame criteria shift over time. This combination makes it appealing to listeners who enjoy rigorous debate, historical perspective, and detailed case-by-case evaluations of famous ... more
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Recent guests on Pod of Fame include:
1. Tim Brown
2. Not Gaetti
3. Neil Paine
4. Jonathan Coleman
5. Clint Hurdle
6. Alex Chester
7. Ken Davidoff
8. Shannon Miloch
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