Pine Tar Podcast

Fresh off a live ballgame on an April Saturday in Cincinnati, Clint talks about the strange experience that attending a ballgame feels like in 2023 as opposed to years and decades gone by. As one might expect, it’s not a glowing review but not all for reasons you might think

Clint & Joey talk about the Tampa Rays’ 12-0 start. Clint makes a bold prediction about when it ends. Discussion of the most impressive players in the first two weeks, biggest let-downs, and overall impressions since the 2023 season began. Finally, talk of expansion baseball as well as shortened ballgames.

All players connect. Clint and Joey talk WBC thus far, Carlos Rodon injury, the top 20 prospects of 2003, and how all baseball players are a few degeees of separation from one another

Pitchers & Catchers have reported. Clint & Cousin Joey talk the best young Latin Superstar in the game, new faces in new places, the Nolan Ryan documentary, Marquis Grissom randomly and much more!

Cousin Joey joins the show to talk all things WBC, with the announcement of each roster taking place on Thursday. We run down a few forgotten players of yesteryear, and talk about the all-time WBC team and much more.

Telling a tale of the 2023 Mariners, looking at how the team was built, both good and bad. Also, a look at the revamped Opening Day Schedule for May 30th. Julio Rodriguez chatter & more.

On this episode, I tell you who will win the American League in 2021 and the reasons behind it. Also, some huge news for fans of MLB The Show ‘21.

To open up the 2021 catalogue of Pine Tar Podcast, we talk about the Fernando Tatis Jr. extension with the San Diego Padres and why it was such an exciting piece of news to springboard the 2021 season into effect. Baseball needs more of this type of coverage, not less.

A quick episode of where baseball is currently, and why it’s going to meet its demise. How we got here, why it’s not necessary, and why people should not have false hope until ‘play ball’ is yelled somewhere. A look at the liberal journalists who are paid to cover baseball, and why they cannot objectively do anything but destroy it.

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