Joe Panik is not old, but on the Blue Jays, he must certainly feel like he is. He won the World Series with the San Francisco Giants as a rookie in 2014 and has been a regular in the big leagues for seven years. At the age of 29, Panik is a grizzled veteran amongst […]

The underdog Los Angeles Dodgers fought their way to the 1988 World Series championship, beating the heavily favoured Oakland Athletics… and they haven’t won a title since. They’ve been close, even making it back to the World Series two of the past three years, but they’ve come up short. Is it World Series or bust […]

It’s the stretch run… barely a week to go in the regular season. And there is much to be decided between now and when the playoffs begin. Former GM and current MLB Network Radio host Jim Bowden on which teams are peaking at the right time. This episode is produced and sound designed by Amil Delic, […]

Part of being a Major League Baseball reporter is building relationships with the teams and players you cover. It can take years. Now, you can’t go into the clubhouse, can’t get one-on-one interviews and can’t easily generate stories. So how does it work? Sportsnet’s Hazel Mae and Fox Sports Wisconsin’s Sophia Minnaert take us through […]

It has been an interesting season for the San Francisco Giants. Like every team, the coronavirus has impacted them. But somehow even more pressing right now are the wildfires burning out of control up and down the West Coast. They’ve laid waste to millions of acres, claimed dozens of lives, forced people back indoors and […]

They are expected to win… virtually every year. They are, after all, the New York Yankees. Big names, big payroll, big expectations. After a great start to the 2020 season, they stumbled, dealing with injuries and losing 15 of 20 games. Now, winners of five in a row, they appear to have turned it around. […]

He knew them back in the day, even if “back in the day” was only a few years ago. Toronto Blue Jays coach John Schneider managed Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Bo Bichette and Cavan Biggio in A and AA ball, winning championships as they all made their way to the Major Leagues. Schneider, a former Blue […]

For Major League umpires, COVID-19 has changed everything. How often do you need to get tested? How do you get from city to city? How different are things between the white lines? MLB umpire John Tumpane takes us through his day-to-day routine after six years in the Majors. This podcast is produced and sound designed […]

In 2020, any excuse to have fun is welcome. And no team is having more fun right now than the San Diego Padres. Second in the National League, they have one of baseball’s best players in Fernando Tatis Jr. and dominated the trade deadline. Just as fun as their baseball team is their broadcast team. […]

Roberto Clemente was more than just a Hall of Famer. He remains a hero to baseball fans in Puerto Rico, Pittsburgh and elsewhere. Dan is joined by Carlos Delgado, Charlie Montoyo, ESPN’s Marly Rivera and Pirates manager Derek Shelton to celebrate the memory of one of baseball’s most influential figures. This podcast is produced and sound […]