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Braves beat reporters join national correspondents to take an inside look ahead at the storylines and developing news that impacts the team's outlook.

Atlanta Braves Podcast

From Back Fields to the Bronx

The Sox Outsider Podcast is a Boston Red Sox podcast hosted by Matthew Kory. There are interviews with baseball insiders and beat writers, as well as analysis of the team, trades, signings, ups, downs, and everything a baseball season entails. This is the companion podcast to the Sox Outsider substack newsletter (soxoutsider.substack.com). Matthew Kory has written for The Athletic, Baseball Prospectus, FanGraphs, Sports on Earth, Fox Sports, and other sites.

Sox Outsider

Almost daily Spring Training updates with Indians radio broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus.

Cleveland Indians - The Rosey Report

TXPeak Performance

On "Talking With The Don " The Don, Chucks, and G-Train bring undeniable knowledge your way. The Don, his team, and guests discuss relevant sporting news and share their own insights throughout episodes. Mondo action twice a week.

Talking With The Don

希望用声音带给你能量，伴你入眠！

晚安心语

NOMAR  PODCAST

The Cards N Talk podcast is all about baseball and baseball cards. we also interview pro athletes when I can. Our goal for CNT is to blow up so we can make a career out of our love of the game or go into broadcasting. Make sure to subscribe and follow our social media, Instagram @cards_n_talk TikTok @cardsntalk

Cards N Talk

A weekly podcast talking about all the little things on the St. Louis Cardinals hosted by Christian May-Suzuki.

Cardinals Unrestricted

The Pulse with Pat Strathman weekdays 2pm-4pm on ESPN Wichita 92.3 FM

The Pulse with Pat Strathman weekdays 2pm-4pm on ESPN Wichita 92.3 FM

The Pulse with Pat Strathman

The Sox and Pinstripes is a podcast to celebrate and scrutinize the majesty of Baseball. Your host is Diet Dr. Griffin a lifelong Red Sox fan who loves to talk baseball in all forms. This podcast will cover current activities along with fantasy coverage and guest appearances. Come join myself and the gang for a good time.

The Sox and Pinstripes is a podcast to celebrate and scrutinize the majesty of Baseball. Your host is Diet Dr. Griffin a lifelong Red Sox fan who loves to talk baseball in all forms. This podcast will cover current activities along with fantasy coverage and guest appearances. Come join myself and the gang for a good time.

Sox and Pinstripes

Kyle and Gavin talking about the Seattle Mariners, College Baseball, and Prospects to know.

Kyle and Gavin talking about the Seattle Mariners, College Baseball, and Prospects to know.

Up West Sports: A Mariners Podcast

S.I.D. Baseball Podcast

Tom's Podcast About Stuff

Young's Baseball Podcast Hosted by seasoned coach Michael Young, this podcast is an extension of the *Young's Baseball* newsletter, delivering expert insights for players, parents, and coaches alike. Whether on the diamond or in the dugout, tune in for practical tips on hitting, fielding, mental preparation, and the latest trends and strategies in youth baseball. With over 20 years of experience, including work with Reggie Smith and head coaching travel teams, Michael shares advice to help the next generation of athletes achieve their baseball dreams. Stay ahead of the game with **Young's Baseball P

Young's Baseball Podcast Hosted by seasoned coach Michael Young, this podcast is an extension of the *Young's Baseball* newsletter, delivering expert insights for players, parents, and coaches alike. Whether on the diamond or in the dugout, tune in for practical tips on hitting, fielding, mental preparation, and the latest trends and strategies in youth baseball. With over 20 years of experience, including work with Reggie Smith and head coaching travel teams, Michael shares advice to help the next generation of athletes achieve their baseball dreams. Stay ahead of the game with **Young's Baseball P

YBG -From Little League to Big Dreams

Providing compelling information and resources to amateur baseball players and their families during their journey from Little League and into college. We regularly interview special guests that are subject matter experts and we cover topics facing little leaguers all the way to high schoolers who are preparing for college showcases.

Providing compelling information and resources to amateur baseball players and their families during their journey from Little League and into college. We regularly interview special guests that are subject matter experts and we cover topics facing little leaguers all the way to high schoolers who are preparing for college showcases.

Baseball's Inside Journey

Welcome to the 7 Line Squawk where we break down all things baseball with passion, analysis, and a little sprinkle of hope.

7 Line Squawk

ABI presents Ground Etc, where we talk all things turf care and ground prep. This podcast is for grounds keepers, landscape contractors, and anyone interested in working in the dirt. From the right equipment, to the right crew, to the strategies needed to run a successful business. We talk to experts of the industry about the ground, the work, et cetera!

ABI presents Ground Etc, where we talk all things turf care and ground prep. This podcast is for grounds keepers, landscape contractors, and anyone interested in working in the dirt. From the right equipment, to the right crew, to the strategies needed to run a successful business. We talk to experts of the industry about the ground, the work, et cetera!

Ground Etc.

3 Best Friends with completely different backgrounds and viewpoints discuss all of the major sports topics. Funny and insightful, this podcast will make you feel like you are right with them talking about your favorite sports team.

3 Best Friends with completely different backgrounds and viewpoints discuss all of the major sports topics. Funny and insightful, this podcast will make you feel like you are right with them talking about your favorite sports team.

Deer Hollow Heroes

The MLB Home Run Derby: A Historical Swing Fest Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, gather 'round for a spectacle like no other, a show of sheer power and raw athleticism that has captivated the hearts of baseball fans for decades. Today we delve into the exhilarating history of the MLB Home Run Derby, a contest that has become as much a part of baseball lore as the World Series itself. The Origins: Humble Beginnings The Home Run Derby first swung into action in 1985 at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It was a simple yet ingenious idea: gather the league's top sluggers and let them unleash their might, one after another, in a bid to crown the ultimate home run king. Dave Parker of the Cincinnati Reds took the inaugural title, setting the stage for an event that would grow in popularity and prestige with each passing year. The format was straightforward: each participant had two innings to hit as many homers as possible, a structure that would evolve over time. The idea was to showcase the best power hitters in a friendly yet competitive environment, offering fans a thrilling display of home run prowess. The success of the first event set the tone for what would become an annual tradition, eagerly anticipated by baseball enthusiasts. The Evolution: Rule Changes and Memorable Moments Over the years, the Derby has evolved, adapting its format to keep fans on the edge of their seats. Initially, each participant had two innings to hit as many homers as possible. By 1991, the rules changed to give each player 10 outs per round, an "out" being any swing that did not result in a home run. This format produced legendary moments, like the 1993 Derby at Camden Yards where Juan Gonzalez and Ken Griffey Jr. battled in a tie-breaker, with Gonzalez eventually emerging victorious. Griffey, ever the showman, made history in 1994 by becoming the first (and still only) player to hit the B&amp;O Warehouse in Baltimore on the fly, a feat of Herculean strength that left fans and players alike in awe. The Derby continued to captivate audiences with memorable performances. In 1998, at Coors Field, a venue known for its high altitude and hitter-friendly conditions, fans witnessed a power display from Ken Griffey Jr., who won his second Derby title. The same year, fans were treated to an exhilarating showdown between Griffey and Mark McGwire, two of the era's most prolific sluggers, making it one of the most talked-about Derbies in history. The Golden Era: 1990s and 2000s The 1990s and early 2000s are often regarded as the golden era of the Home Run Derby. The event moved to prime time, becoming a staple of All-Star festivities. It was during this period that we witnessed Mark McGwire's towering shots at Fenway Park in 1999, and Sammy Sosa's 12-home run explosion in 2000 at Atlanta's Turner Field, which propelled him to victory. The 2008 Derby at Yankee Stadium was particularly memorable, as Josh Hamilton put on a historic display, hitting a record 28 home runs in the first round, many of them moonshots into the Bronx night. Though he didn't win—Justin Morneau took home the trophy—Hamilton's performance is etched in Derby folklore. Another highlight of the golden era was the 2005 Derby at Comerica Park in Detroit. Bobby Abreu of the Philadelphia Phillies set a then-record with 41 home runs over the three rounds, including 24 in the first round alone. This incredible feat showcased the Derby's potential for jaw-dropping performances and further cemented its place in baseball history. Modern Era: A Showcase of Power In recent years, the Derby has continued to thrill fans with jaw-dropping performances. The format was revamped again in 2015, introducing timed rounds instead of the traditional "outs" system. This change added a new layer of excitement, as players now raced against the clock, spurring frenetic, last-second heroics. One of the most memorable recent contests was in 2019, when rookie sensation Pete Alonso of the New York Mets outslugged Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in a dramatic final round, clinching the title and making a name for himself on the national stage. Alonso's performance, along with Guerrero's awe-inspiring 91 total home runs throughout the contest, provided a spectacle for the ages. The 2021 Derby, held at Coors Field in Denver, showcased the talents of Shohei Ohtani, a two-way sensation who has captured the imagination of baseball fans worldwide. Although Ohtani didn't win—falling to Juan Soto in a thrilling first-round showdown—his participation highlighted the growing global appeal of the Derby. The timed format has also brought about new strategies and approaches. Hitters now pace themselves differently, aiming to maximize their output within the allotted time. This has led to thrilling finishes, with batters launching flurries of home runs as the clock winds down, creating a dramatic and engaging experience for viewers. The 2024 Derby: What to Expect As we look ahead to the 2024 Home Run Derby, anticipation is sky-high. Set to take place at the iconic Dodger Stadium, fans are eager to see which sluggers will step up to the plate. The star-studded lineup includes defending champion Pete Alonso, perennial powerhouse Aaron Judge, and rising star Julio Rodríguez. There are whispers of potential rule tweaks to keep the event fresh and competitive. Some suggest implementing bonus rounds for particularly long home runs, while others advocate for a team-based competition, pitting leagues against each other in a battle of the best. Dodger Stadium, known for its rich history and passionate fanbase, provides a perfect backdrop for the 2024 Derby. The stadium's dimensions and weather conditions will play a role in the strategy employed by the participants. With the possibility of a cool evening breeze aiding the flight of the ball, we might witness some extraordinary distances. Anticipated Highlights and Participants Pete Alonso, aiming for his third Derby title, is expected to bring his trademark power and charisma to the event. Known for his ability to hit towering home runs, Alonso has become a fan favorite and a formidable competitor. His previous performances have set a high bar, and fans will be eager to see if he can surpass his own records. Aaron Judge, another towering figure in the game, will look to add another Derby title to his resume. Judge, with his imposing stature and incredible power, has the potential to light up Dodger Stadium. His ability to hit home runs to all fields makes him a versatile and dangerous hitter in the Derby format. Julio Rodríguez, representing the new generation of baseball talent, brings a blend of speed, agility, and power. His dynamic style of play and infectious enthusiasm make him a compelling participant. Rodríguez's presence in the Derby highlights the bright future of the sport and the emergence of young stars. In addition to these marquee names, fans can expect surprises and breakout performances from lesser-known players. The Derby has a history of providing a platform for under-the-radar talents to showcase their skills and make a name for themselves on the national stage. Historical Significance and Cultural Impact The Home Run Derby is more than just a showcase of power; it is a celebration of baseball's rich history and cultural significance. Over the years, the event has brought together fans of all ages, backgrounds, and affiliations, uniting them in their love for the long ball. The Derby transcends the boundaries of sport, becoming a cultural phenomenon that captures the imagination of millions. The event's impact extends beyond the confines of the stadium. It has inspired generations of young athletes to dream big and strive for greatness. The sight of sluggers launching home runs into the night sky serves as a reminder of the limitless possibilities that come with dedication, hard work, and passion. The Home Run Derby has also played a role in bridging generational gaps. Fans who watched legends like Hank Aaron, Reggie Jackson, and Ken Griffey Jr. can now share the excitement with their children and grandchildren, creating a sense of continuity and tradition. Technological Advancements and Broadcast Innovations In recent years, technological advancements have enhanced the Home Run Derby experience for fans. High-definition cameras, slow-motion replays, and advanced graphics provide viewers with a front-row seat to the action, capturing every swing and every majestic flight of the ball. The introduction of Statcast technology has added a new dimension to the broadcast. Viewers can now see detailed metrics such as exit velocity, launch angle, and distance traveled for each home run. This data-driven approach has deepened fans' understanding of the science behind the art of hitting home runs. Social media platforms have also played a significant role in amplifying the Derby's reach and engagement. Fans can follow the event in real-time, sharing their reactions and interacting with fellow enthusiasts. The use of hashtags, live streaming, and interactive polls has created a sense of community and excitement, making the Derby a global event. The Role of Sponsorship and Charitable Initiatives The Home Run Derby has attracted significant sponsorship and corporate partnerships over the years. Major brands and companies see the event as an opportunity to connect with a passionate and diverse audience. These partnerships have helped elevate the Derby's profile and provided additional resources for enhancing the fan experience. In recent years, the Derby has also incorporated charitable initiatives, using the platform to give back to the community. Players often pledge donations for each home run hit, supporting various causes and organizations. This philanthropic aspect adds a layer of meaning to the event, showcasing the positive impact of baseball beyond the field. The Future of the Home Run Derby As the Home Run Derby continues to evolve, its future looks bright

The MLB Home Run Derby: A Historical Swing Fest Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, gather 'round for a spectacle like no other, a show of sheer power and raw athleticism that has captivated the hearts of baseball fans for decades. Today we delve into the exhilarating history of the MLB Home Run Derby, a contest that has become as much a part of baseball lore as the World Series itself. The Origins: Humble Beginnings The Home Run Derby first swung into action in 1985 at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It was a simple yet ingenious idea: gather the league's top sluggers and let them unleash their might, one after another, in a bid to crown the ultimate home run king. Dave Parker of the Cincinnati Reds took the inaugural title, setting the stage for an event that would grow in popularity and prestige with each passing year. The format was straightforward: each participant had two innings to hit as many homers as possible, a structure that would evolve over time. The idea was to showcase the best power hitters in a friendly yet competitive environment, offering fans a thrilling display of home run prowess. The success of the first event set the tone for what would become an annual tradition, eagerly anticipated by baseball enthusiasts. The Evolution: Rule Changes and Memorable Moments Over the years, the Derby has evolved, adapting its format to keep fans on the edge of their seats. Initially, each participant had two innings to hit as many homers as possible. By 1991, the rules changed to give each player 10 outs per round, an "out" being any swing that did not result in a home run. This format produced legendary moments, like the 1993 Derby at Camden Yards where Juan Gonzalez and Ken Griffey Jr. battled in a tie-breaker, with Gonzalez eventually emerging victorious. Griffey, ever the showman, made history in 1994 by becoming the first (and still only) player to hit the B&O Warehouse in Baltimore on the fly, a feat of Herculean strength that left fans and players alike in awe. The Derby continued to captivate audiences with memorable performances. In 1998, at Coors Field, a venue known for its high altitude and hitter-friendly conditions, fans witnessed a power display from Ken Griffey Jr., who won his second Derby title. The same year, fans were treated to an exhilarating showdown between Griffey and Mark McGwire, two of the era's most prolific sluggers, making it one of the most talked-about Derbies in history. The Golden Era: 1990s and 2000s The 1990s and early 2000s are often regarded as the golden era of the Home Run Derby. The event moved to prime time, becoming a staple of All-Star festivities. It was during this period that we witnessed Mark McGwire's towering shots at Fenway Park in 1999, and Sammy Sosa's 12-home run explosion in 2000 at Atlanta's Turner Field, which propelled him to victory. The 2008 Derby at Yankee Stadium was particularly memorable, as Josh Hamilton put on a historic display, hitting a record 28 home runs in the first round, many of them moonshots into the Bronx night. Though he didn't win—Justin Morneau took home the trophy—Hamilton's performance is etched in Derby folklore. Another highlight of the golden era was the 2005 Derby at Comerica Park in Detroit. Bobby Abreu of the Philadelphia Phillies set a then-record with 41 home runs over the three rounds, including 24 in the first round alone. This incredible feat showcased the Derby's potential for jaw-dropping performances and further cemented its place in baseball history. Modern Era: A Showcase of Power In recent years, the Derby has continued to thrill fans with jaw-dropping performances. The format was revamped again in 2015, introducing timed rounds instead of the traditional "outs" system. This change added a new layer of excitement, as players now raced against the clock, spurring frenetic, last-second heroics. One of the most memorable recent contests was in 2019, when rookie sensation Pete Alonso of the New York Mets outslugged Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in a dramatic final round, clinching the title and making a name for himself on the national stage. Alonso's performance, along with Guerrero's awe-inspiring 91 total home runs throughout the contest, provided a spectacle for the ages. The 2021 Derby, held at Coors Field in Denver, showcased the talents of Shohei Ohtani, a two-way sensation who has captured the imagination of baseball fans worldwide. Although Ohtani didn't win—falling to Juan Soto in a thrilling first-round showdown—his participation highlighted the growing global appeal of the Derby. The timed format has also brought about new strategies and approaches. Hitters now pace themselves differently, aiming to maximize their output within the allotted time. This has led to thrilling finishes, with batters launching flurries of home runs as the clock winds down, creating a dramatic and engaging experience for viewers. The 2024 Derby: What to Expect As we look ahead to the 2024 Home Run Derby, anticipation is sky-high. Set to take place at the iconic Dodger Stadium, fans are eager to see which sluggers will step up to the plate. The star-studded lineup includes defending champion Pete Alonso, perennial powerhouse Aaron Judge, and rising star Julio Rodríguez. There are whispers of potential rule tweaks to keep the event fresh and competitive. Some suggest implementing bonus rounds for particularly long home runs, while others advocate for a team-based competition, pitting leagues against each other in a battle of the best. Dodger Stadium, known for its rich history and passionate fanbase, provides a perfect backdrop for the 2024 Derby. The stadium's dimensions and weather conditions will play a role in the strategy employed by the participants. With the possibility of a cool evening breeze aiding the flight of the ball, we might witness some extraordinary distances. Anticipated Highlights and Participants Pete Alonso, aiming for his third Derby title, is expected to bring his trademark power and charisma to the event. Known for his ability to hit towering home runs, Alonso has become a fan favorite and a formidable competitor. His previous performances have set a high bar, and fans will be eager to see if he can surpass his own records. Aaron Judge, another towering figure in the game, will look to add another Derby title to his resume. Judge, with his imposing stature and incredible power, has the potential to light up Dodger Stadium. His ability to hit home runs to all fields makes him a versatile and dangerous hitter in the Derby format. Julio Rodríguez, representing the new generation of baseball talent, brings a blend of speed, agility, and power. His dynamic style of play and infectious enthusiasm make him a compelling participant. Rodríguez's presence in the Derby highlights the bright future of the sport and the emergence of young stars. In addition to these marquee names, fans can expect surprises and breakout performances from lesser-known players. The Derby has a history of providing a platform for under-the-radar talents to showcase their skills and make a name for themselves on the national stage. Historical Significance and Cultural Impact The Home Run Derby is more than just a showcase of power; it is a celebration of baseball's rich history and cultural significance. Over the years, the event has brought together fans of all ages, backgrounds, and affiliations, uniting them in their love for the long ball. The Derby transcends the boundaries of sport, becoming a cultural phenomenon that captures the imagination of millions. The event's impact extends beyond the confines of the stadium. It has inspired generations of young athletes to dream big and strive for greatness. The sight of sluggers launching home runs into the night sky serves as a reminder of the limitless possibilities that come with dedication, hard work, and passion. The Home Run Derby has also played a role in bridging generational gaps. Fans who watched legends like Hank Aaron, Reggie Jackson, and Ken Griffey Jr. can now share the excitement with their children and grandchildren, creating a sense of continuity and tradition. Technological Advancements and Broadcast Innovations In recent years, technological advancements have enhanced the Home Run Derby experience for fans. High-definition cameras, slow-motion replays, and advanced graphics provide viewers with a front-row seat to the action, capturing every swing and every majestic flight of the ball. The introduction of Statcast technology has added a new dimension to the broadcast. Viewers can now see detailed metrics such as exit velocity, launch angle, and distance traveled for each home run. This data-driven approach has deepened fans' understanding of the science behind the art of hitting home runs. Social media platforms have also played a significant role in amplifying the Derby's reach and engagement. Fans can follow the event in real-time, sharing their reactions and interacting with fellow enthusiasts. The use of hashtags, live streaming, and interactive polls has created a sense of community and excitement, making the Derby a global event. The Role of Sponsorship and Charitable Initiatives The Home Run Derby has attracted significant sponsorship and corporate partnerships over the years. Major brands and companies see the event as an opportunity to connect with a passionate and diverse audience. These partnerships have helped elevate the Derby's profile and provided additional resources for enhancing the fan experience. In recent years, the Derby has also incorporated charitable initiatives, using the platform to give back to the community. Players often pledge donations for each home run hit, supporting various causes and organizations. This philanthropic aspect adds a layer of meaning to the event, showcasing the positive impact of baseball beyond the field. The Future of the Home Run Derby As the Home Run Derby continues to evolve, its future looks bright

Home Run Derby!

Bench Talk: Connect the Weight Room to the Field: Dive into the heart of baseball training, exploring how personalized programs, objective testing, and cutting-edge techniques shape the journey from amateur to pro. Join for insightful discussion and expert interviews,, focusing on everything from the nuances of baseball mechanics to health and performance. Join Eric &amp; Noah for a unique behind-the-scenes look at transforming training insights into on-field performance. Hosted by Eric Yavarone and Noah Huff, professional baseball performance coaches and owners of 5TC www.fivetoolconnection.com

Bench Talk: Connect the Weight Room to the Field: Dive into the heart of baseball training, exploring how personalized programs, objective testing, and cutting-edge techniques shape the journey from amateur to pro. Join for insightful discussion and expert interviews,, focusing on everything from the nuances of baseball mechanics to health and performance. Join Eric & Noah for a unique behind-the-scenes look at transforming training insights into on-field performance. Hosted by Eric Yavarone and Noah Huff, professional baseball performance coaches and owners of 5TC www.fivetoolconnection.com

Bench Talk

今年で開始から11年の野球トークイベント・ラジオ版！  プロ野球12球団の最新のニュースやトピック、ファンの皆様の語りたいコメントなどをお届けします！ 毎年3回阿佐ヶ谷ロフトで開催しているプロ野球ファンイベント「プロ野球ファンの集い」のpodcast版です。Xアカウントはこちら！　https://twitter.com/probaseball_fun
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今年で開始から11年の野球トークイベント・ラジオ版！ プロ野球12球団の最新のニュースやトピック、ファンの皆様の語りたいコメントなどをお届けします！ 毎年3回阿佐ヶ谷ロフトで開催しているプロ野球ファンイベント「プロ野球ファンの集い」のpodcast版です。Xアカウントはこちら！ https://twitter.com/probaseball_fun 番組へのお便りはこちら https://forms.gle/wACekRGJpGCjsYkr7

プロ野球ファンの集い

Seventeen-year-old Chase relies on his talent and inner resources as he struggles to succeed as a professional baseball player. The GSMC Audiobook Series presents some of the greatest classic novels, audiobooks, and theatrical presentations from a bygone era. Let Golden State Media Concepts take you on a ride through classic audiobooks read by some of the top audiobook performers of all time. This compiled collection of classic audiobooks contains a wide variety of classic Novels. ***PLEASE NOTE*** GSMC Podcast Network presents these shows and audiobooks as historical content and have brought them to you unedited. Remember that times have changed, and some Audiobooks might not reflect the standards of today’s politically correct society. The shows do not necessarily reflect the views, standards, or beliefs of Golden State Media Concepts or the GSMC Podcast Network. Our goal is to entertain, educate, and give you a glimpse into the past.

GSMC Audiobook Series: The Shortstop by Zane Grey

The Dodgers seemed to rule the 2023-2024 offseason. Blake and Spencer give their WAY too early predictions.

The Dodgers seemed to rule the 2023-2024 offseason. Blake and Spencer give their WAY too early predictions.

Baseball To A Tee

NOUVELLE SAISON SEMAINE DU 04 AVRIL - Voici votre balado de baseball en compagnie de deux passionn&eacute;s, Sylvain Rondeau et Beno&icirc;t Rioux. On parle de l'actualit&eacute; entourant le baseball professionnel et on s'int&eacute;resse, gr&acirc;ce &agrave; nos invit&eacute;s, &agrave; ce qui se passe au Qu&eacute;bec tout en vous faisant d&eacute;couvrir nos talents locaux qui &eacute;voluent un peu partout sur la plan&egrave;te baseball.

NOUVELLE SAISON SEMAINE DU 04 AVRIL - Voici votre balado de baseball en compagnie de deux passionnés, Sylvain Rondeau et Benoît Rioux. On parle de l'actualité entourant le baseball professionnel et on s'intéresse, grâce à nos invités, à ce qui se passe au Québec tout en vous faisant découvrir nos talents locaux qui évoluent un peu partout sur la planète baseball.

NOUVELLE SAISON SEMAINE DU 04 AVRIL - Voici votre balado de baseball en compagnie de deux passionnés, Sylvain Rondeau et Benoît Rioux. On parle de l'actualité entourant le baseball professionnel et on s'intéresse, grâce à nos invités, à ce qui se passe au Québec tout en vous faisant découvrir nos talents locaux qui évoluent un peu partout sur la planète baseball.

Les buts remplis

St. Louis, Missouri and Illinois Sports News - St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Blues, Missouri Tigers, SLU Billikens, Prep Sports, PGA Golf and more coverage from around the region.

Beyond the Fairways Archives - Scoops Sports Network

Three-Inning Save: A Los Angeles Dodgers Podcast

Welcome to the Player 2 Prospect Podcast, hosted by Jack Aldrich. Jack sits down with guests in a variety of baseball backgrounds and specialties to discuss their positions, stories, and advice they have for players, parents, and even coaches. Each conversation is different. The main goal of this podcast is to provide value to listeners, assisting in the development of the careers of all types of people involved in the world of baseball.

Player 2 Prospect

Hosts Michael Mitchell and Aidan Resnick discuss the Houston Astros with a variety of guests through an analytical and statistical lens.

Mission Control: An Astros Podcast

An audio journal of the 2023 Houston Astros

Astros 162

BDL Baseball's The Inside Podcast, brought to you by hosts Mike and Scotty, is here to discuss all the happenings in Black Diamond League Fantasy Baseball.

BDL Baseball's The Inside Podcast

Podcast that gives insight to travel baseball, college baseball, and professional baseball. This platform will be used to educate players and parents through an authentic lens from players, coaches, and parents who embark through the amateur ranks of baseball.

Podcast that gives insight to travel baseball, college baseball, and professional baseball. This platform will be used to educate players and parents through an authentic lens from players, coaches, and parents who embark through the amateur ranks of baseball.

Hard Knox

Pitching legend John Smoltz played 22 MLB seasons, 21 with the Atlanta Braves. He was a 1995 World Series champion and the 1996 Cy Young Award winner. In 2001, after Tommy John surgery, he became a reliever for four years. Smoltz is only the 2nd pitcher in history to have a 20 win season and a 50 saves season. He is also the only pitcher in MLB to amass 200 wins and 150 saves in his career. Listen to John's episode as he also discusses baseball and the American Century Championship. Recorded July 13, 2023.

Always Upright John Smoltz MLB Great

Bleav in Blue Jays is your ultimate podcast for everything Toronto Blue Jays. Hosted by baseball analyst Mack Baltes, each episode brings sharp insight, game breakdowns, player performances, trade rumors, and AL East updates. Whether you’re tracking Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s power surge, pitching rotation shakeups, or postseason dreams, Mack delivers smart analysis and authentic Blue Jays commentary. From Opening Day to October, Bleav in Blue Jays keeps fans locked in all season long.

Bleav in Blue Jays

I am Nickolas Egdorf the host, as a long time Angels fan from Canada I'm here to break down all the news notes, and analysis surrounding the Angels. 


Follow: @upnorthhalo 
On Instagram to stay up to date with the podcast.

If you enjoy please leave a review.

I am Nickolas Egdorf the host, as a long time Angels fan from Canada I'm here to break down all the news notes, and analysis surrounding the Angels. Follow: @upnorthhalo On Instagram to stay up to date with the podcast. If you enjoy please leave a review.

Up North Halo

An in depth discussion of Atlanta Braves baseball, roster moves and series previews!

Braves Scoop

98 Rock’s Rob and Joe may not know much, but one thing they do know, love and follow is sports betting. Each week, the guys will break down their best plays, parlays, over/unders, props, futures, anything we can to help you LOCK IT UP.

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98 Rock’s Rob and Joe may not know much, but one thing they do know, love and follow is sports betting. Each week, the guys will break down their best plays, parlays, over/unders, props, futures, anything we can to help you LOCK IT UP. This content is sponsored by the FanDuel Sportsbook. Opinions expressed are for entertainment only and do not reflect the opinions of WIYY 98 Rock. Must be 21 years or older to gamble. Know When To Stop Before You Start.® Please play responsibly, for help visit mdgamblinghelp.org or call 1-800-GAMBLER. ©2023, FanDuel Sportsbook.

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