
Baseball history isn’t just stats—it’s stories.
The Baseball Book Club brings the game’s past to life through baseball books, author conversations, and exploring forgotten players, iconic moments, and the stories that shaped America’s pastime.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsBaseballBooksArts | |||

The moment was big, the call was just as big. The 1988 World Series featured a Game 1 walk off home run by Kirk Gibson and Jack Buck's call and the famous "I don't believe what I just saw" lives on. We talk about this moment plus guest Craig Colby wi... more
In this episode of The Baseball Book Club, we throw some heat with Chapter 2 of Tyler Kepner's K: A History of Baseball in 10 Pitches, exploring how the fastball became baseball's defining pitch and why every great pitcher starts there.
Then we're j... more
The Baseball Book Club welcomes author Armand Rosamilia to discuss A View From My Seat, his behind-the-scenes look at the 2019 Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp season. Through the eyes of a devoted fan, Armand shares what makes minor league baseball such a ... more
The 1950 Philadelphia Phillies weren't supposed to win the National League pennant. Yet behind a young, energetic roster that became known as the Whiz Kids, they shocked baseball and captured the imagination of a city.
This week, we're joined by aut... more
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Awesome show. A baseball Oasis.
Love the show guys! Really enjoy learning about the history of baseball. Keep it up!
An absolute enjoyable and informative podcast. I can never get enough and look forward to another season.
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The show centers on baseball history told through books, author conversations, and deep dives into forgotten players and defining moments. Across episodes, the hosts blend meticulous historical analysis with lively storytelling, weaving in book context, cultural backgrounds, and the human side of legendary games. A standout is the consistent pairing of scholars or authors with long-running narrative threads (Dead Ball Files, World Series retrospectives) to illuminate how narratives shape memory in baseball culture. Listeners likely appreciate well-researched context, bibliographic angles, and guest insights that translate complex history into engaging storytelling for fans, researchers, and industry professionals seeking authentic baseball ... more
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1. Tim Newby
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