
Sources Tell Jeff Passan brings together the biggest names in baseball with the game's best reporter to tell the most important stories through the people that lived them. Just as accessible for the new fan as it is the one who has read Jeff Passan’s work for nearly a quarter-century, the show is a tour guide through the game’s vastness — the incredible individual accomplishments, the team success... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

The Milwaukee Brewers just won their first World Series in franchise history, but the stories behind their championship run might be even better than the title itself.
Jeff Passan takes us inside Milwaukee's remarkable season, from the young stars a... more
Joe Davis joins Jeff Passan ahead of a historic World Series between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays, with both teams looking to capture their first championship in franchise history.
After watching Milwaukee take down the Dodgers in the NL... more
Garrett Mitchell joins Jeff Passan to take us inside Milwaukee’s incredible postseason run and the confidence that has fueled this team all October. From his clutch Game 4 home run to proving the doubters wrong, Garrett shares what makes this Brewers... more
Why has hitting been so difficult this postseason? Joey Votto and Alex Bregman join Jeff Passan for a deep dive into the art of hitting and how the evolution of pitching has changed the game.
Two of baseball’s sharpest hitting minds go back and fort... more
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Early into the episodes and I already think it’s fantastic, can’t wait to keep listening!!!
Great show overall but how can you have like 5 people on to talk about Pokémon and only 1 guest (a former player rep) to talk about something as dynamic as labor negotiations?
Two guys trying too hard to be funny and entertaining but mostly failing. If Passan has great sources then that is something. But but they’re not funny and they have this podcast about baseball terms and don’t seem to understand that a dude ranks higher in the hierarchy than a guy. Unforgivable to me. But there are a lot of people who are good at something and also think they’re funny.
It was a good podcast and I listen every day at baseball practice
The first episode was strong, but the second one – with Dave Roberts and John Schneider – was unreal. It’s genuinely one of the best podcast episodes I’ve ever heard, and I say that as a lifelong Yankees fan. I expected Passan to deliver a good show when he launched the podcast, but after the Roberts/Schneider episode, he might already have the best baseball podcast out there. Phenomenal work.
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Baseball reporting and conversation combine with player, manager, broadcaster, executive and analyst perspectives to explain the sport's biggest stories. Jeff Passan leads interviews and roundtables that move between postseason strategy, hitting and pitching, team decisions, labor issues and the business of baseball. Some conversations draw on guests' direct experience of defining games or careers; others bring together beat reporters and specialists to compare evidence and perspectives across the league.
The format ranges from focused interviews and historical retrospectives to lively, wide-ranging breakdowns, with room for personal stories as well as tactical and financial detail. Its distinctive strength is the mix of baseball's human s... more
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Recent guests on Sources Tell Jeff Passan include:
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2. Garrett Mitchell
3. Joey Votto
4. Alex Bregman
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6. Alex Spear
7. Jorge Castillo
8. James Fegan
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