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Infinite Inning 124 If I Were Powerful I'd Have a Better Car

Infinite Inning 124 If I Were Powerful I'd Have a Better Car



Sheryl Ring discusses the backlash to her Addison Russell story and all the ways discrimination affects us in and out of baseball. Plus Jungle Jim Rivera’s case suggests a way to protect the Astros f…


Published on 6 years, 2 months ago

Infinite Inning 123 Between Hank Greenberg and God

Infinite Inning 123 Between Hank Greenberg and God



Jesse Spector returns to talk manager firings, the proper way to build a lineup, and dissect Joe Maddon’s past and future, plus tales of ancient Cardinals grudges and a Detroit Tigers great sets his …


Published on 6 years, 2 months ago

Infinite Inning 122 Where Have You Gone [Player Name Here]?

Infinite Inning 122 Where Have You Gone [Player Name Here]?



Craig Goldstein reveals his plans for Baseball Prospectus, mourns King Felix and (preemptively) Clayton Kershaw, and wonders if there’s a wrong way to love your cat. Plus tales of George Steinbrenner…


Published on 6 years, 2 months ago

Infinite Inning 121 It Is High, It Is Far, It Is Entropy

Infinite Inning 121 It Is High, It Is Far, It Is Entropy



Emma Baccellieri (Baseball Prospectus, Deadspin, Sports Illustrated) asks what we’re talking about when we talk about baseball dying, plus Mr. Rivera goes to Washington and ruminations on the Felipe …


Published on 6 years, 3 months ago

Infinite Inning 120: Requiem for a Keppinger

Infinite Inning 120: Requiem for a Keppinger



James Yasko (Astros County, Lima Time Time podcast) discusses the Astros’ potential postseason rotation, neck beards, and AP history. Plus Mark Davis compared to Edwin Diaz and Ty Cobb gets a rule ch…


Published on 6 years, 3 months ago

Infinite Inning 119 Neat Things Within This Weird World

Infinite Inning 119 Neat Things Within This Weird World



Yes, we went there: Craig Calcaterra joins Steve to discuss the commonalities between affirmative action and Hall of Fame debates, as well as explore the ongoing sense of dislocation provoked by a ho…


Published on 6 years, 3 months ago

Infinite Inning 118 Self-Harm Through Catching and Other Lowly Ferrets

Infinite Inning 118 Self-Harm Through Catching and Other Lowly Ferrets



Cliff Corcoran (The Athletic) asks whether Francisco Cervelli should still be allowed to catch, defends the 10th-best players in any team’s history, and questions Yankees starting pitching. Plus Joe …


Published on 6 years, 3 months ago

Infinite Inning 117 Baseball Is a Marker of Time

Infinite Inning 117 Baseball Is a Marker of Time



David Roth returns to discuss the Mets’ efforts to save their season, falling in love on a day of tragedy, and the proposed Saturday morning cartoon in which the current president saved the Yankees.

W…


Published on 6 years, 4 months ago

Infinite Inning 116 Sticking It Out Through the Challenges

Infinite Inning 116 Sticking It Out Through the Challenges



Emily Waldon (The Athletic) discusses covering the Tigers’ farm system, the team’s short-term future, and the awkwardness of teenaged ballplayers. Plus tales of a missing Phillies outfielder and how …


Published on 6 years, 4 months ago

Infinite Inning 115: The One With Mariano Rivera Toyota

Infinite Inning 115: The One With Mariano Rivera Toyota



Jesse Spector talks trade deadline action, inaction, and consequences as well as details a deer encounter on the Taconic Parkway. Plus, tales of the murderous Danny Shay and Carl Mays’ downfall.

WARNI…


Published on 6 years, 4 months ago





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