
The Baseball Book Club brings the rich history of baseball to life using classic and contemporary baseball books. With lively discussions, hosts John Cheslock and Leroy Estep reflect on moments in the sport's past as well as the significance it has in our culture today. Ultimately, the goal is to gain a deeper appreciation for the game and build a community of like-minded individuals who share a p... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballArtsBooksSports | |||

Few pitchers in baseball history combined intelligence, precision and dominance like Christy Mathewson, Greg Maddux and Pedro Martinez.
In the season finale, John and Leroy examine what set these three legends apart — from Mathewson’s artistry with... more
The Great One, Roberto Clemente, is number 40 on the Posnanski 100 and we'll talk about the life and career of one of Pittsburgh's greatest.
We will also do some baseball terminology - three terms from Paul Dickson's The Baseball Dictionary.
TheB... more
What does it take to show up every single day? In this episode, we'll look into the story of Cal Ripken Jr.—the Iron Man of baseball—who redefined durability and dedication by playing in 2,632 consecutive games. From his rookie days in Baltimore to t... more
Still hovering around the Top 50, John and Leroy round out this group of third basemen with a 3-pack including Texas Rangers great Adrian Beltre, Boston Red Sox phenom Wade Boggs and Braves legend Eddie Mathews.
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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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This podcast encapsulates the vibrant history of baseball through engaging discussions centered on both classic and contemporary baseball literature. The hosts reflect on memorable moments in the sport's past, exploring their significance within the cultural context of today. Episodes often feature guests who share personal stories or insights, bringing a diverse array of perspectives about the game. The approach taken is likely to attract listeners who appreciate a nuanced exploration of baseball's impact on society, as well as a community of individuals passionate about the sport and its literature.
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