This Week In Baseball History is a weekly podcast devoted to the history of baseball, hosted by Mike Bates and Bill Parker, the co-founders of The Platoon Advantage and writers on many fine websites.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHistory |
How many rakes do you have to step on before the spectacle of it goes from funny to unfunny to hilarious again? Unfortunately for Baltimore fans, the Orioles put this to the test 28 years ago this week when the allowed 16 runs in the 8th inning to th... more
Was Nellie Fox overrated by old school types who voted him into the Hall of Fame? Or is he undervalued by today's modern metrics that rank him as one off the weakest members of that exclusive club of players? The answer, most likely, is yes to both q... more
Overshadowed by the greatness of Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle, the third of the holy trio of Golden Age, New York-based center fielders, Duke Snider, was a marvel in his own right. A five tool player whose short peak rivaled Willie's for the title o... more
The Cubs might not be willing to acknowledge it today, but it was 32 years ago this week that they acquired one of the greatest players in franchise history, trading away aging slugger George Bell for a dynamic, young Sammy Sosa. Sosa would go on to ... more
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Strictly amateur, good podcast. Interesting historical detail. Less eating, drinking, eructations and lip smacking would make it easier to listen to. The birthday intro is oddly disturbing.
The narrative of the Diamondbacks Vs Yankees is engaging & excellent. My condolences đ Mike. The sound quality on episode #294 about Babe Ruth is hard to listen to: first itâs boomy and buzzing, then it switches to sound like the person speaking is in the background, and all the while the person not speaking is louder than the speaker going humph humph, louder than the speaker. Maybe try balancing your two voices sound quality wise and volume wise, that would help. This is just constructive cri... more
Awesome, in depth show. I love to think of myself as a knowledgeable fan, especially with the games history, but these guys shock me with their knowledge and research. Must listen for all baseball fans.
Moseby is more of a Bee than Bell, come on say it aloud, think about itâŠ. The narrative of the Diamondbacks Vs Yankees is engaging & excellent. My condolences đ Mike. The sound quality on episode 294 about Babe Ruth is awful: first itâs boomy and buzzing, then it switches to sound like the person speaking is in the background, and all the while the person not speaking is louder than the speaker going humph humph, louder than the speaker. Maybe try balancing your two voices sound quality wise an... more
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