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This podcast focuses mainly on the player development angles regarding the Chicago Cubs. Fell free to correct my mistakes, or volunteer to be a one-time co-host.

Matt Watson is an aspiring sports writer in the Philadelphia region. Matt loves all sports but focuses on his passion for baseball and football.

Caution Stalling is a podcast that your host Daniel, will have open dialogue with coaches and athletes in the Nevada area. Caution Stalling will favor wrestling and baseball as it's premier sport's talk but will however, discuss many sports. Caution Stalling will be a dialogue show but at times certain guests will be brought on for opinionated debates. Daniel hopes to encourage the impact sports have on our lives outside of the sport.

This series on playoffs explores the thrilling world of competitive sports and the moments that define them. The series delves into the evolution of playoffs, tracing their origins, historical milestones, and the development of various formats across sports. This captures the playoff experience from multiple perspectives, including the intense pressure on players, the passionate involvement of fans, and the cultural and economic impact of these high-stakes events. Finally, it looks ahead, examining trends like expanding playoff formats, technological advancements, and the growing ...

"Juan Soto and His Groundbreaking Contract" explores the meteoric rise of one of Major League Baseball's brightest stars, Juan Soto. From his early days in the Dominican Republic to his historic achievements on the field, the series delves into the events leading up to his record-breaking contract. It examines the intricacies of modern baseball economics, the intense competition for elite talent, and the transformative impact of Soto's deal on the San Diego Padres and the broader landscape of MLB. This three-part series captures the drama, strategy, and legacy of a generational player ...

Juan José Soto Pacheco, born on October 25, 1998, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, has cemented his place as one of Major League Baseball’s most electrifying players. His journey from the streets of Santo Domingo to the pinnacle of the sport is a testament to his extraordinary talent, relentless work ethic, and unwavering support from his family. Raised in a baseball-loving household, Soto was introduced to the sport by his father, Juan Soto Sr., a local league catcher. Using innovative methods such as pitching bottle caps to improve his son’s reflexes, Juan Sr. played an ...

Henry Louis Gehrig (June 19, 1903 to June 2, 1941), born in New York City, was an American baseball player who played 17 seasons for the New York Yankees (1923-1939). The following recording is a radio interview from August 1939 after Gehrig had retired from baseball due to his illness, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), an incurable neuromuscular illness which, since then, is often referred to as "Lou Gehrig's disease."

Pitching dominates baseball as never before. Spin rate, sweepers, 105 mph fastballs—all have become standard when evaluating pitching arms and techniques and are familiar lingo in discussion and analysis of the game. Gone is the era of the swaggering power hitters. Batting averages are close to the deadball era; team records for strikeouts are broken and then broken again. The game has fundamentally changed, and hitters may never catch up.

For eighty-six years Boston Red Sox baseball fans lived in the shadow of their rivals, the New York Yankees, who more or less dominated the sport each season. Red Sox fans grew dejected as their team often got close, but ultimately would be eliminated from contention each year as New York went on to win yet another World Series championship. Author Chris Wrenn, a member of the Boston hardcore punk scene, had a dream of his own—to start his own record label. Embracing the do-it-yourself ethos of the scene, Chris set out to make it happen, networking and forging relationships with local bands.

Every fan has a story. The ”I Was There” podcast is where they’re shared. Memorable moments as told by Baltimore Orioles fans.

Youth Baseball Podcast that delves into the do's and dont's of coaching, parenting during and after games and playing youth baseball.

Check out exclusive interviews from Major League Baseball & Texas Rangers Interviews from MLB video journalists: Fanatics View's founder Taylor Jones, Malik Wright & Chris ”See Hendo” Henderson.

A group of lifelong Orioles fans take on the modern challenges of Orioles baseball.

Step into the batter’s box of history with The Grand American Game, a sweeping narrative of baseball’s evolution from humble beginnings to a global pastime. Author Oliver Greyson takes listeners on an accessible and richly told journey through the roots of the game—from dusty 19th-century sandlots to roaring stadiums of the modern era. Blending first-hand accounts, cultural context, and fascinating anecdotes, this nonfiction chronicle captures how baseball mirrored—and shaped—American life across generations.

A podcast that covers everything about the Chicago Cubs. Hosted by Cody Delmendo and Blake Cowell.

Becoming a 400 Hitter is a meditative and performance-enhancement script designed to help baseball players overcome mental and emotional barriers to achieve elite-level hitting performance. It uses the repeated cue word “Relax” as a trigger to release stress and trauma from the body and mind, aiming to reprogram the subconscious at a deep level. The script guides the listener through a comprehensive process of letting go of negative experiences related to baseball—ranging from personal relationships to past failures on the field—while visualizing peak performance.

Becoming a Winning Pitcher aims to enhance pitching performance through stress reduction and mental conditioning. It utilizes the word "relax" as a trigger to eliminate stress and trauma from the mind and body. The program guides listeners to release stress related to physical, mental, and emotional aspects, including past experiences, relationships, finances, and specific baseball scenarios. It also incorporates positive affirmations, encouraging pitchers to visualize achieving goals like winning games, pitching no-hitters, and maintaining control and precision.

Alex Hale breaks down the latest around the Cleveland Guardians and Baseball in his Baseball podcast!

Do you like the Boston Red Sox? Do you like Mambo Number 5? Do you love baseball more than Anthony Rendon? (Doubt that last one) Then this is the weekly podcast for you!

A (mostly) Mariners podcast. 4 Seattle baseball experts and 1 guy who's just happy to be there.