Podcasts & Radio Shows

Locked On Podcast Network Launches Lineup of Daily MLB Podcasts

Mar 25, 2019

Features, Major League Baseball, Podcasts & Radio Shows

The Locked On Podcast Network, the number one daily local sports podcast network in the country with 450 episodes per week covering each NBA and NFL team, is expanding its coverage to Major League Baseball in c...

The Scully Avenue Podcast Episode 103: Max Muncy, Clayton Kershaw, and Other Dodgers Talk

Jeff J. Snider

Jun 28, 2018

Features, Los Angeles Dodgers, Podcasts & Radio Shows

The Scully Avenue Podcast (@ScullyAve on Twitter) is hosted by Jeff Snider of Baseball Essential and Vince Samperio of Chavez Ravine Fiends. On today's episode, Jeff and Vince answered the following Los Angeles...

Obsessive Baseball Podcast (OBP): Episode 39

Brent Maguire

Dec 5, 2017

Features, Podcasts & Radio Shows

Brent Maguire and Jared Tims bring all the latest baseball news to one podcast. Obsessive Baseball Podcast, which debuted in March, is now a part of Baseball Essential. In Episode 39, frequent guest Alex Young ...

Obsessive Baseball Podcast (OBP): Episode 38

Brent Maguire

Nov 30, 2017

Offseason, Podcasts & Radio Shows

Brent Maguire and Jared Tims bring all the latest baseball news to one podcast. Obsessive Baseball Podcast which debuted in March is now a part of Baseball Essential. In Episode 38, they discussed a wide variet...

5-Tool Podcast Ep. 8: Atlanta Braves Legend Dale Murphy

Jeff J. Snider

Apr 18, 2016

Atlanta Braves, Podcasts & Radio Shows, The 5-Tool Podcast

Former Atlanta Braves outfielder Dale Murphy joined Nick Hamelin and Jeff Snider on the latest episode of the 5-Tool Podcast. They discussed a wide range of baseball topics, including bat flips, the Hall of...

‘Baseball as It Was’ (4/7/16): Ken Burns

Brian Wright

Apr 8, 2016

Baseball As It Was, Baseball History, Interviews, Los Angeles Dodgers, Major League Baseball, Media, Milestone, National League West, Podcasts & Radio Shows, Radio

Jackie Robinson’s legacy as a Hall of Fame player and a civil rights pioneer is one that will endure forever. His breaking of the color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers in April 1947 makes him the most signifi...

‘Baseball as It Was’ (3/24/16): Erik Sherman

Brian Wright

Mar 25, 2016

Baseball As It Was, Baseball History, Features, History, Interviews, Major League Baseball, Media, National League East, New York Mets, Podcasts & Radio Shows, Postseason, Radio

Through their supremacy on the field and their escapades off of it, the 1986 New York Mets remain one of the Big Apple’s most memorable teams – not to mention one of the best. With an entertainment value wor...

5-Tool Podcast Episode 7: Jim Campanis Jr.

Jeff J. Snider

Mar 4, 2016

Podcasts & Radio Shows, The 5-Tool Podcast

Jim Campanis Jr. never made the big leagues. His dad and his grandpa both did, but Jim's best shot was spoiled by an errant foul tip to the wrist. After his minor-league career ended when he was 28, he spen...

Backward K Podcast: Episode 09

Ryan Blake

Mar 3, 2016

Baltimore Orioles, Chicago Cubs, Features, Podcasts & Radio Shows, Texas Rangers, Transactions

This episode was our third time going solo, but we ended up getting a surprise phone call that led to some good conversation about baseball card collecting, and a plug for one of our favorite Baltimore-area mem...

Backward K Podcast: Episode 08

Ryan Blake

Feb 24, 2016

Headlines, Podcasts & Radio Shows

On this week's show, Baseball Essential's Austin Green joined us to talk about the National League West, Pablo Sandoval, and more. Austin, a Los Angeles Dodgers fan, shared his insight on a potential three-team...