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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 951 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports |
In Episode 437, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig chat about The Big Game and then discuss five mostly baseball topics.
1. Pete's Dragged On: Pete Alonso is a Met again. That sure took a while.
2. There is no such thing as a free agency: A lot of bench out... more
In Episode 436, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig indulge in the usual coffee chat and then discuss five mostly baseball topics.
1. 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 / All computers go the heaven: Let's talk PECOTA.
2. There is no such thing as a free agency. Some bigger nam... more
Smith and Nathan check in some offseason prospect chat.
In Episode 435, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig chat about pitching metrics and the Pleistocene Era and then discuss five mostly baseball topics.
1. Houston, we have too many third basemen? The Astros are getting to 91 wins and a division win in the wei... more
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The People (baseball Twitter) lived joyously and supped deeply from the trough where baseball and weird twitter crossover. They explored new tributaries like the Three-Quarters Delivery podcast on the BP Podcast network and found ecstatic revelation in the most psychedelic, philosophical podcast to grace their feeds.
But then an evil Gnome banished Twitter to the dark realm of “X” and Jeffrey Paternostro got tired and possibly overworked and 3/4s Delivery went on hiatus. This was a dark time i... more
great podcast if you are a left leaning analytics nerd who rots their brain on twitter. been listening for a little over a year now. The hosts cover a lot of ground each episode, talking about the big news or covering their favorite bits about random teams. They do a good job sharing the love and putting a spotlight on a lot of teams each ep instead of just zeroing on on their fav players/teams. Also they’re good at talking about advanced baseball concepts without being dry or using NPR voice li... more
They are all good but the prospect lists and five and dive are on another level.
Smith and Jeffrey always talk over each other so the listening experience isn’t that great.
Boring hosts, unnecessary hate on the Cardinals. Avoid at all costs. Do not recommend.
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