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Stolen Bases Podcast

Stolen Bases Podcast

著者: Tré Everett & Johnnie King III
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Before they let us in... we built our own game.

This isn't just a baseball podcast. This is a conversation about Black excellence, Black erasure, and what happens when a people are locked out of the game they helped define. They created the Negro Leagues, packed those stands with community and culture, built Black-owned businesses around the ballpark, and produced legends so gifted that folklore could barely hold their stories.

Every episode of Stolen Bases peels back another layer. We talk about what was built, what was lost, and what was deliberately taken. We talk about the generational wealth that never came. And we don't stop at history. Stolen Bases connects the past to what's happening RIGHT NOW - the dramatic decline of Black players in Major League Baseball, the pipeline that's been broken, the political landscape that's reshaping where Black athletes choose to compete, and the movement growing around HBC

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  • Bars & Baseball
    2026/08/18

    Special Guest - Quez Cantrell shares his journey as a Nashville-based musician, community builder, and baseball enthusiast. We explore the deep roots of black baseball culture, the impact of gentrification, and the healing power of the game and music.

    Quez shares his journey through music, community activism, and how the sport of baseball became a therapy for grief. Alongside host, Coach Tre and Johnnie King III, he highlights the cultural significance of preserving youth sports in the Black community and the importance of representation and community engagement.

    Quez shares his East Nashville upbringing, that led him to the sport and eventually to the microphone as a prolific MC and rap artist, representing his city and neighborhood of birth, to the fullest.

    Here's what you'll discover on this episode:

    • Quez Cantrell's background and community work in Nashville
    • The history and significance of black baseball culture in Nashville
    • Impact of gentrification and capitalism on local communities and sports
    • The role of sports and music in healing and community building
    • The importance of youth sports and grassroots efforts to revive black baseball
    • The connection between music and baseball in black culture
    • The influence of hip hop and popular artists on baseball culture
    • The legacy of black athletes and the importance of mentorship
    • The impact of sports on Black communities
    • Quez Cantrell's music and community work
    • The history and significance of baseball in Black culture
    • The importance of representation in sports and music
    • Community activism and mental health initiatives
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    1 時間 45 分
  • The Cost of the Game
    2026/08/15

    In this episode, we explore the challenges and opportunities in youth and professional baseball, including ownership, culture, and the impact of economics on the game. We also highlight inspiring stories of redemption and the importance of authentic voices in sports media.

    Coach Tre and Johnnie share personal stories and insights on how to foster a positive sports culture and support the growth of youth baseball and other sports. We explore the impact of youth sports, access disparities, and the importance of community support in developing young athletes.

    We cover the story of former MLB player, Scott Spiezio, and his redemptive journey after overcoming heavy drug and alcohol abuse. Former ESPN analyst, Ryan Clark was fired from the network and we share our sincerest emotions about this topic.

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    1 時間 48 分
  • More Than a Game: Baseball, Race, & the Uniforms We Never Forgot
    2026/08/03

    This episode dives into the ongoing issues of racism in sports, the history of black baseball, and the resilience of black athletes. It highlights stories from baseball history, recent incidents, and the importance of representation and activism. In this episode, we explore the rich history of baseball uniforms, the impact of Nike's involvement, and the cultural significance of team apparel. We also reflect on personal stories of how sports uniforms foster pride, unity, and life-changing moments. In this episode, Johnnie and Coach Tre dive into the world of baseball uniforms, discussing their favorite styles, throwbacks, and the cultural significance behind team colors and logos. They also share personal stories and insights into the history of baseball apparel, highlighting how uniforms reflect team identity and community pride. Takeaways

    • Racism has deep roots in baseball, from segregation to modern incidents.
    • Black athletes often face racial abuse, but their resilience inspires change.
    • Representation matters: having black players in major leagues is vital.
    • Historical stories like the Cannon Street All-Stars highlight past injustices.
    • Systemic barriers like high costs and segregation limit black participation.

    Key Topics

    • Racism and segregation in baseball history
    • Recent incidents of racial abuse in sports
    • The significance of black representation in baseball
    • Stories of resilience and activism among black athletes
    • The impact of systemic racism on sports opportunities History of baseball uniforms and iconic designs
    • Nike's influence on modern sports apparel and uniforms
    • Cultural significance of team uniforms and pride
    • Personal stories of sports saving lives and fostering brotherhood
    • Vallejo's contribution to sports across multiple disciplines
    • Favorite baseball uniforms and why they stand out
    • The cultural significance of team colors and logos
    • The history and evolution of throwback jerseys
    • Discussion of City Connect jerseys and fan reactions
    • Personal stories about baseball apparel and team pride
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    2 時間 30 分
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