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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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  • Where's Dad?
    2026/10/05

    In this episode, Coach Tre' and Johnnie King III celebrate the legendary careers of Justin Verlander and C.C. Sabathia, while analyzing the upcoming MLB postseason matchups. They discuss the importance of authentic storytelling.

    We explore the narratives surrounding black athletes and the importance of representing the full story, including the often overlooked role of black fathers. We also delve into MLB Playoff and World Series predictions and discuss how the entire community has an impact on local sports and young athletes.

    KEY TOPICS

    - The history and contribution of black baseball players from 1867 to present

    - Misconceptions in sports media about black athletes and their backgrounds

    - Justin Verlander's career achievements and retirement

    - CC Sabathia's impact and legacy in baseball

    - Upcoming MLB playoff matchups and predictions

    - The portrayal of black fathers in sports media

    - The importance of telling the full story of black athletes

    - Impact of media narratives on perceptions of black families

    - Baseball playoff predictions and team analysis

    - The role of community and family in athlete development

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    2 時間 9 分
  • Do We Belong Here?
    2026/09/28

    In this episode, we explore the inspiring journey of baseball player Bo Davidson, the importance of alternative routes like JUCO, and the ongoing conversation about race and inclusion in baseball, highlighted by Colin Kaepernick's new book. Coach Tré and Johnnie King III explore the deep-rooted issues of race, belonging, and representation in baseball, sharing personal stories and actionable insights to foster inclusivity and change. Plus... MLB Playoff Scenario update and personal stories.

    This is the conversation that needed to happen. On a platform built for it. Led by hosts who lived it, loves the game, and refuses to let the story be buried again.

    So pull up a chair. This isn't just baseball history.

    This is OUR history. And it's time we reclaim it.

    Subscribe. Share. Stay in the game.

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    2 時間 22 分
  • Two-Sport Kings: Bo, Prime Time or Brian Jordan?
    2026/09/22

    In this episode, Coach Tré and Johnnie King III analyze the current state of Major League Baseball, playoff races, and the challenges faced by Shohei Ohtani with the Los Angeles Dodgers. They explore team strategies, player performances, and the excitement building up for the upcoming postseason.

    We also explore the fascinating world of two-sport athletes like Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders, and Brian Jordan, and discuss the potential impact of a salary cap in Major League Baseball. We analyze how these athletes balanced dual careers, the business side of baseball, and the future of the sport with expansion and financial strategies.

    We also honor Roberto Clemente's humanitarian legacy and discuss the significance of recognizing his contributions.

    This is the conversation that needed to happen. On a platform built for it. Led by hosts who lived it, loves the game, and refuses to let the story be buried again.

    So pull up a chair. This isn't just baseball history.

    This is OUR history. And it's time we reclaim it.

    Subscribe. Share. Stay in the game.

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    2 時間 30 分
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