
The Call Up is an MLB prospect podcast discussing everything from the biggest names in the Minor Leagues to the sleepers who should be on your radar. Prospect analyst and Justbaseball.com Co-Founder Aram Leighton and Miami Marlins radio voice Jack McMullen interview some of the game's most notable prospects from all 30 teams, break down Just Baseball's latest prospect rankings and highlight the bi... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 510 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

Aram and Elijah highlight the call up of Colt Emerson and the impressive start to Ryan Waldschmidt's MLB career before highlighting the top performers in the minor leagues through the last week and change.
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Aram and Elijah check in on the prospects drafted outside of the first round and break down how they are performing in their first full pro season. With several candidates from this to jump into the top 100 update in the coming weeks, the 2025 Draft ... more
Aram is joined by Just Baseball writer Jay Staph to break down Just Baseball's Pirates Top Prospect Rankings!
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Aram and Elijah check in on the players taken in the first round of the 2025 draft, breaking down what is or isn't working for them in the early going of their first full pro season.
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Eli Willits (WSH): 1:50
Tyler Bremner (LAA): 5:24
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Definitely the best in the game for prospects. Shoutout Aram
Love this podcast welcome to the show Elijah excited to hear your insight!
Prospects and many stats
Aram and Jack are unrivaled when it comes to prospect content. Smart, honest and entertaining. Couldnāt recommend more!
Best prospect podcast out there. Aram knows his stuff and the hint of humor is an amazing touch. Highly recommend.
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Focused extensively on Major League Baseball prospects, this podcast offers insightful discussions about player rankings, trades, and emerging talents within the Minor Leagues. Hosts share a blend of traditional scouting insights and data-driven analysis, spotlighting both prominent prospects and hidden gems for fantasy baseball enthusiasts and serious fans alike. They frequently engage with notable guests, enriching listeners' understanding of the game's future superstars and the complexities of player development and team strategies. Unique to this show is the blend of humor and deep competitive analysis, making complex subjects accessible and entertaining for listeners.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with The Call Up:
1. The Just Baseball Show
2. Baseball America
3. The Toolshed: A Fantasy Baseball Podcast
4. MLB Pipeline
5. RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Podcast
The Call Up launched 4 years ago and published 510 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Call Up include:
1. Jonathan Santucci
2. Miguel Sime Jr.
3. Tyson Neighbors
4. Billy Carlson
5. Luke Adams
6. Tommy White
7. Alfredo Duno
8. Aidan Smith
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