Nuts About Baseball

During this episode, host Joe Grimme interviews former NKU Head Baseball Coach Todd Asalon.  Asalon goes in depth to discuss his career during which he collected 564 career wins and 4 Great Lakes Valley Conference Coach of the Year Awards.

As pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training this week, host Joe Grimme provides his thoughts on the pitchers who will be in the discussion regarding the Cy Young Awards this year, as well as his thoughts on who will win the awards in each league.

In this episode, host Joe Grimme takes defense out of his analysis, as he discusses and ranks the best hitting catchers in Major League history. 

Listen and enjoy playing along with 3 guests on this episode, as they compete while answering multiple choice trivia questions about the 1990 Cincinnati Reds.

To celebrate surpassing 500 streams and downloads since launching his podcast, host Joe Grimme discusses 50 "Did you know" facts about the top 10 players in the 500 Home Run Club.

Host Joe Grimme and guest Tony Miglio select a starting lineup and starting pitching rotation to compare from their birth years, 1973 and 1972 respectively.

In this episode, host Joe Grimme talks with Cincinnati native, Sycamore standout, and professional baseball player, Kyle Hart.  Enjoy Kyle talking about his journey from childhood to his debut with the Boston Red Sox, as well as his experience playing in Korea in 2024 and winning the equivalent of the MLB Cy Young Award.

On January 21, 2025, Major League Baseball will announce the voting results to see who will be inducted to the Hall of Fame.  Host Joe Grimme discusses the players on the ballot, as well as his thoughts on who will get in and who will not.

Bronson Arroyo talks about his love for music, as well as his newly released songs from "Life Lessons" in the second part of his interview with host Joe Grimme (Part 2 of 2).

In a season that seems to be somewhat forgotten, host Joe Grimme takes a look at the teams and players that excelled in an era dominated by a select few teams.