
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 | 18 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Jeff Passan is joined by Buster Olney & Tim Kurkjian react to the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline, grading all 30 teams’ moves at the deadline. It’s a baseball extravaganza crossover event with The Baseball Tonight Podcast and Sources Tell Jeff Passan. The g... more
Welcome to The Trady Bunch!
Jeff Passan and Richard Staff randomly draw 25 of the biggest names connected to the MLB Trade Deadline and react to each one—predicting who's getting traded, who's staying put, and the best landing spots if a deal happen... more
What happens when you ask AI one of baseball's biggest questions?
Jeff Passan and Richard Staff enlist the help of several AI models to tackle one of MLB's most hotly debated topics: Should there be a salary cap?
Along the way, they compare how eac... more
In this episode of Sources Tell Jeff Passan, Jeff sits down with Paul Skenes, Ernie Clement, Travis Bazzana, Roy Wood Jr., Nick Martinez, Jac Caglianone and Ivan Herrera at the All-Star celebrations in Philadelphia. Jeff asks each of the All-Star pla... more
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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.
The interview with Schneids and Doc about the 2025 World Series was INSPIRED! As a Blue Jays fan it was sometimes difficult to listen to parts of the interview- but hindsight is 20/20 and time does lessen the sting (but only a little bit 🥴)
An historic series, an inspired interview, and wonderful camaraderie between the two managers.
Bravo Jeff!!! Looking forward to more episodes.
He is a great dude, knows his baseball. Love listening to him on a local radio program in my country. Finally he has a podcast! Thank you!!
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A baseball-focused discussion hosted by a prominent MLB insider, delivering rapid-fire deadline analysis, frontline perspectives from executives and reporters, and in-depth interviews with players and media figures. Episodes blend strategic breakdowns of trades, labor and salary-cap debates, and behind-the-scenes stories from clubhouse life, history, and the business of the sport. A notable hallmark is mixing serious analysis with colorful banter, personal anecdotes, and occasional cross-brand appearances, making it accessible to new fans while appealing to longtime followers. The show often features on-site reports, deep dives into JuCo pipelines, and explorations of baseball culture—from photography and memorabilia to the psychology of su... more
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