Two Innings

Two Innings

By Matthew NessSportsBaseball
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Two Innings episodes

  • Two Innings with Daniel Pardue

    Our last Two Innings episode of this season is with my friend in Kentucky named Daniel Pardue. We recorded it in person, in my backyard. You can hear the sounds of South Louisville; a rooster, dogs, cars, my upset daughter, and all the cicadas. It's just like a ball game. Join us for a few innings here.

    36 min
  • Two Innings with Won Kim

    Won and I watched two innings while discussing World Series memories, being dads to daughters, and wisdom we would tell our younger self. Join us for a few innings here.

    47 min
  • Two Innings with Chris Diggs

    Chris and I sat together and watched an Orioles/Yankees game (even though he's a Reds fan). We talk about friendships through hard times, great uniforms, and the price of hot dogs. Join us for a few innings and check out his gear for sale at https://www.haymake.com/

    44 min
  • Two Innings with Ernie Reppe

    I had the chance to watch two innings with my college roommate and best friend, Ernie Reppe. It's hard to think of anything better than catching up with a great friend. Listen in as we talk about the Vikings, bad first impressions, Costco, a good cup of coffee, and of course baseball.

    46 min
  • Two Innings with Glenn Peterson

    I got to watch two innings of the Tigers vs. Yankees with my good friend Glenn Peterson. We talked about Sweet Lou, Ryno, Harry Carey, hope, mowing lawns and much more. Join us in the virtual bleachers for a couple innings of conversation.

    50 min
  • Two Innings with Scott Wall

    Scott and I talk about Bluejays and Yankees, robo umps, the Diamondbacks/Yankees World Series, and my mistaken memory of my hometown Twins, all while I sound a bit like a frog (will be fixed next time). I hope you enjoy.

    1 hr 5 min

About Two Innings

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“Two Innings” is a podcast where I, Matt, and a friend watch two innings of baseball as we talk about life, hope, and of course, baseball.