It's a special anniversary for work stoppages in MLB and the players may have lost the 1994 strike. It's all in this episode of the Baseball Rabbithole.

The greatest thing that has ever happened to Major League Baseball is the Designated Hitter...

Just not for the reasons that you think. Check out the 9th Inning and change your attitude about the DH. 

Lou Gehrig had the record for most consecutive games played for a long time, but what do you know about the guy he replaced? It's Lou Gehrig and Wally Pipp and more on this inning of The Baseball Rabbithole. 

How did President Taft invent the wave? Check out this episode of the Baseball Rabbithole to find out. 

This is a supplement to the 6th Inning show. I read the poems on that one, but I thought everyone would enjoy listening to professionals read them. 

I wrote about three completely different poems and never realized until I was done that it involved the same two teams each time. 

NOTE: I am re-releasing this episode. The first version had a hiss, so I did some work to try and fix the sound a bit. I hope it helped. 

Let's get poetic. I did a whole show about baseball poetry and didn't even realize until the editing that all my poems had to do with the same teams across a hundred years. 

Fats Jenkins and Cumberland Posey were historic in two sports as well as a ton of other baseball players. 

I get started with one all star game and end up with a completely different one as I follow a rabbithole on the SouthSide of Chicago.

This is a baseball podcast with an animal name and in this episode, I find out about some of the animals in baseball lore.