
We talk to you about baseball history & have been described as specializing in Boston Red Sox history. Only one of those are true. It’s isn’t the latter.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSportsHistory | |||

Jeff and Mark open discussing Hideki Matsui’s scheduled lecture at the Japan Society of Fertilization and Implantation and how he became an ‘expert’ on the subject. They review minor-league rule experiments, including moving second base again, check-... more
Jeff and Mark open this week’s episode with some unique baseball history notes, including Andre Dawson’s Hall of Fame plaque, Ramon Laureano’s scratched spring start due to his new best boy, a forgotten Jay Johnstone’s prank, a “Very Reverend” arrest... more
Jeff and Mark open with BP updates including Ben Davis cutting his kneecap to the bone with a chainsaw and Matt Waldron being hospitalized after hemorrhoid surgery, plus an immaculate-grid note that Josh Gibson pitched once and Cool Papa Bell pitched... more
Jeff and Mark open the episode by diving into some Pacific Northwest baseball deep-cuts, starting with the 14-year career of Darnell Coles and the search for his possible lone existing mural. They cover a run of opening day oddities, including Tuffy ... more
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I've been listening to this pod since I was 9 years old, and I've listened to every episode since. Hope you keep it going!
Love this podcast - it combines humor, history, and information. It’s my new happy place.
i was a late discoverer of the show, but am loving catching up - this is such a fun listen! a must-follow, for anyone who loves baseball.
I can’t describe my love for this podcast! It’s amazing. Sooo recommend.
10/10 best baseball pod on the market
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Offering a humorous yet insightful look into the world of baseball history, this podcast explores unique narratives, legendary players, and quirky moments from the game. The hosts engage listeners with personal anecdotes and intriguing trivia that illuminate the rich tapestry of baseball, often focusing on lesser-known figures and events throughout the sport's history. Themes include player achievements, historical significance, and the cultural impact of baseball, paired with a playful connection to pop culture, making it an inviting space for fans and newcomers alike.
What sets this show apart is its combination of in-depth storytelling with light-hearted banter, fostering a friendly atmosphere reminiscent of chatting with friends over a... more
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