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Joe and Mike are at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City — joined by the legend, museum president Bob Kendrick — and talk about Satchel Paige, Big Papi, the unofficial nickname for the New York Mets and how fried Mike's brain is after signing roughly six billion copies of his new book "How to Be Perfect."
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Hey, hey, talking a little Baseball Hall of Fame with Bob Costas. I don’t think there’s anything else I can really add to that … hope you enjoy.
While I have you, many of you have noticed a bit of a rough PosCast transition with the move to Meadowlark Media — this is particularly true on Apple PodCasts and Stitcher. I believe much smarter people than me are working on it, but best I can tell, this is the best thing I can tell you.
THIS IS THE LINK for the PosCast on Apple Podcasts.
I believe that link is working, it has the right artwork (how about Mike and me as bobbleheads!) and it has most of the shows on it. Unfortunately, it does not have a lot of the comments or an archive of many older shows. I can tell you we are working on it.
Meanwhile, I must admit, I’m still figuring out the link for this show. It seems to be populating in a couple of different places — again, probably my fault — so I’ll get to the bottom of it as soon as I can. There’s a good chance, though, that the old PosCast you are subscribing to will get these JoeBlogs shows.
Sorry if all of that is confusing — I’m pretty confused myself.
But either way, Bob Costas on baseball and the Hall of Fame is always worth it.
Joe and Mike come up with an unofficial nickname for the Cubs (Cubbies just doesn't get it), come up with official positions on "current resident" mail and draft the best yardlines in football.
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Joe and Mike talk NFL playoffs, lament the Bills and Chiefs playing this early and spend as long as possible thrilling in the Cowboys ending. Mike introduces a new segment for the PosCast to find unofficial new nicknames for every team in baseball.
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Been trying to get this podcasting this worked out now that the PosCast is with the goons over at Meadowlark media. Last week, this bonus JoeBlog podcast somehow got mixed up with the PosCast, it was mayhem, hopefully we got things worked out.
This week, the magnificent Molly Knight — sign up for her Substack! — and I talk about baseball lockout, how optimistic we are about the season going on (spoiler: Molly is VERY optimistic) and whether or not Trevor Bauer will ever pitch for the Dodgers again.
Hope you enjoy. And I’m still working on getting this podcast on Apple, Spotify and all the rest.
Joe and Mike talk the usual nonsense and try to figure out whether Mike will pay Joe back the money he owes him or send him a copy of his new book as promised.
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As a little bonus, the great Molly Knight — and if you haven’t signed up for her Substack The Long Game yet, well, frankly, I’m not sure what you’re waiting for — and I will do the occasional podcasts, talk about whatever is going on in baseball.
In this episode of Molly and Joe, we talk some Hall of Fame … and we talk a bit about our friend Ken Rosenthal and his alleged firing over at MLB Network.
Let me know in the comments if you like these little audio interludes.
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