
Baseball for the many, not the few. A podcast trying to nationalize our national pastime. Hosted by Alex Bazeley and Bobby Wagner
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 373 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Bobby and Alex review the latest in interesting things Bryce Harper is doing to his body, before discussing a stunning defensive performance from Jo Adell in which he robbed three home runs in one game. Then, Alex — design and UX expert that he is — ... more
Bobby and Alex discuss the return of baseball and everything that comes with it: the ABS challenge system, an ill-conceived “fire and brimstone” pregame speech, Uniqlo (??), and more (5:15). Then, they preview the season the only way they know how: a... more
Bobby and Alex discuss a bevy of things that happened since they last recorded three weeks ago, before launching into this year's installation of the Banned Topics. Then, they're joined by author and friend of the podcast A.M. Gittlitz to discuss his... more
Bobby and Alex have cooked up something special this week: a deranged draft of the MLB stadium sponsors, based on which companies we’d least hate to work for (and which jobs we’d choose). Banks, non-banks financial entities, health insurance companie... more
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It’s like the mad hatter’s tea party but they’re talking about baseball. Banned topics is the best - I love to not hear about them :)
Love the leftist baseball pod scene and the humor they are all bringing.
Banned topics are my favorite episodes- it’s a brilliant idea. I am getting more excited by each banned topic - because football analogies for baseball, stadium daydreams, and contract griping are all terrible! Thrilled you are editing your conversation topics- but it’s fun to complain about them 1 last time. I love this. Well done :)
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Good episode on a Titan of early baseball labor history
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Apple Podcasts | #190 |
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A baseball-focused show that blends thoughtful analysis of labor, economics, ownership, and development pathways in the sport with accessible banter and humor. Across episodes, hosts explore topics like player contracts, salary caps, minor league structure, private equity involvement, and fan engagement, often foregrounding labor rights and social issues within the game. The tone is energetic and conversational, with a clear throughline of critiquing baseball's business side while staying entertaining for a broad audience. A few standout elements include long-running debates on ownership spending, the mechanics of collective bargaining, and topical explorations of contemporary baseball narratives, all delivered in a learner-friendly way for... more
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1. Jeff Passan
2. Andy Gittlitz
3. Dan Grothe
4. Jason Coskrey
5. Jen Ramos-Eisen
6. Gotham Chopra
7. Erik LeDrew
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