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 | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Bobby and Alex discuss whether a rapture is actually a better outcome for the 2025 New York Mets, before digging into what's really gone wrong with their roster construction and trying to make sense of how the Tigers have relinquished their massive A... more
Bobby and Alex bounce around a variety of topics from the last couple weeks, including the Mets and ChatGPT collab, Steve Cohen's casino, the president attending Yankee Stadium, an infuriating glitch within MLB TV, the Kawhi Leonard alleged no-show c... more
Bobby and Alex discuss some exciting news about the SECOND time the podcast has been sold this year (1:00). Then, they're joined by friend of the show Lindsay Zoladz to, once and for all, dissect what makes the perfect walk-up song (15:00). Finally, ... more
Bobby and Alex finally take some time to dig into Colt Keith's 100 favorite movies list (1:00) — a "for the boys, by the boys" take on film that reveals a certain kind of baseball guy brain. Then, they discuss the somewhat shocking news that MLB is c... 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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This podcast offers a unique blend of baseball commentary intertwined with insightful discussions about social and economic issues surrounding the sport. The hosts not only engage in lively banter regarding current events in Major League Baseball, but also tackle deeper topics such as labor rights within the sport, the impact of corporate sponsorships, and the cultural dynamics of fandom. Episodes feature a range of guests, from music critics to former players, contributing diverse perspectives which enrich the discussions that resonate with a progressive audience. This approach makes the content both entertaining and thought-provoking, appealing to listeners who are looking for a podcast that champions inclusivity and critical analysis in ... more
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Recent guests on Tipping Pitches include:
1. Lindsay Zoladz
2. Ryland Heagy
3. Harry Krinsky
4. Patrick Redford
5. Tom Hackimer
6. Jen Ramos Eisen
7. Kurt Weaver
8. Matthew Roberson
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