Baseball PhD (enhanced M4A)

Merry Christmas as our PhD Committee talks about our two favorite topics, baseball and Christmas.

Merry Christmas.  Our PhD Committee reviews who has been naughty and nice.  Ed Kasputis interviews Mr. Sports Travel aka Joe Connor about the eight winter leagues throughout our planet.  We conclude by thanking you for a great year.

Merry Christmas.  In this podcast, Ed, Farley & Dave share their knowledge about computer tablets and wide screen tv’s.  Our PhD Committee interviews Baseball Bob about hot stove league trades and free agency acquisitions.  Ed interviews Mr. Sports Travel aka Joe Connor about designing the “biggest bang for your buck” baseball road trip for 2013. […]

Merry Christmas with our first Christmas podcast.  Mr. Sports Travel aka Joe Connor tells us about the top 5 international baseball places to see.  Baseball Bob talks about Christmas in Anaheim (Go Pujols!) and Chris Niccolls from thecameratore.com compares the Nikon V1 against the Sony NEX-7 so we can determine the best baseball camera for […]

Ed Kasputis interviews Marty Appel about his book, Casey Stengel: Baseball’s Greatest Character.

Is T.V. killing baseball?  On October 9, 1916, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Brooklyn Robins in Game 2 of the World Series in 14 innings.  The game lasted two hours and thirty minutes.  On October 26, 2018, the Red Sox defeated the Dodgers in 18 innings.  This game last seven hours and twenty minutes. […]

Our PhD Committee reviews the history of sign stealing and the recent development that the Houston Astros have been accused of improper sign stealing from 2017 through 2019.

Ed Kasputis interviews photography icon, Michael Zagaris who is the official photographer to both the Oakland A’s and San Francisco 49ers.

In 2010, award winning podcast Grape Radio helped to inspire the creation of Baseball PhD.  Ed Kasputis interviews and pays homage to Jay Selman from Grape Radio.

In 2016, as the Cubs prepared for the National League Championship Series, our PhD Committee remembered baseball’s greatest ambassador and Hall of Fame great, Ernie Banks who passed away on January 23, 2015.  Let’s play two.