
Welcome to Press Box Chronicles with Jeff Pearlman—the show where a cranky middle-aged sports writer who has seen it all takes you behind the scenes and into the stories. Bringing Journalism back. I’m your host, Jeff Pearlman
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsSociety & Culture | |||

Today, we're diving into one of the most requested stories in the history of Press Box Chornicles. September 24 marked the 48-year anniversary of Lyman Bostock's shocking murder. Bostock was a can't miss prospect who's early years showed enormous sig... more
Today, we're diving into a really, really interesting story about friendship. True friendship. Most people know Matt Suhey as the former Chicago Bears fullback who blocked for Walter Payton en route to numerous rushing titles and a Super Bowl. What m... more
Today, we're diving into a personal story, and that is the fact that I, Jeff Pearlman, was the worst Division-I athlete of all-time. One of my biggest dreams as a kid was to run track collegiately, but once I achieved that goal, I quickly realized I ... more
This week marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York City. I was both a New Yorker and a baseball writer at the time, and being there that day brings back awful, awful memories. But today, I want to dive into what ha... more
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Love your podcast, am working through every episode on the treadmill in the mornings, the time flies! Would love to hear your take on Dave Stieb.
Great podcast would love to hear a story about Kevin Maas or Shane Spencer, or Mel Hal. Keep up the good work.
Excessive and unnecessary profanity. Your stories would be just as good without it.
Every week, this podcast unleashes the awesome in past sports years. It gives us the sensational and the sublime. I also read a couple of his books and I have a lot
of respect for the writer as a person from what little I know. It’s opinionated. It’s raw but it’s as real as it gets.
Great stories that are very timely. However the f-bombs get tiring and old. I would rate this show higher if Jeff would be more professional and stop it with the language.
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Sports history storytelling with a candid, opinionated host who digs behind-the-scenes angles and ethical questions in journalism. Episodes skew toward deep dives on athletes, teams, and moments that shaped sports culture, often blending first-person narration, archival context, and sharp character sketches. Noteworthy angles include the human cost of fame, the media's role in shaping narratives, and the way personal stories intersect with broader cultural moments. A recurring strength is the host's ability to pull vivid anecdotes from varied eras, offering both entertainment and reflective critique. A few episodes push boundaries with provocative language or controversial topics, which may appeal to listeners craving colorful storytelling ... more
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1. Allen Iverson
2. Steve Smith
3. Devon Hodge
4. Tony Rodriguez
5. John Rocker
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