Show # 129
February 26 – March 4
Keith was the greatest defensive first baseman of all time, a National League MVP, and a two-time World Series champion. Ron authored the greatest pitching performance in NCAA history before joining the Mets, where he was a World Series champion, Gold Glove winner, and All-Star. Now, Keith and Ron are part of the best broadcast team (with Gary Cohen) in Major League Baseball.
Show # 128
February 19 – 25
A 256-game winner and five-time Word Series champion with the Yankees, Andy was one of the “Core Four” on the Yankee teams that dominated in the 1990s and 2000s.
Show # 127
February 12 – 18
Arguably baseball’s best pitcher of all time, Roger won a record seven Cy Young Awards, seven ERA titles, two Triple Crowns, two World Series championships, and an MVP.
Show # 126
February 5 – 11
Baseball’s best offensive catcher, Hall of Famer Mike Piazza was a 12-time All-Star, 10-time Silver Slugger, and an NL Rookie of the Year.
Show # 113
November 6 – 12
A Hall of Famer, Edgar was a seven-time All-Star, five-time Silver Slugger, and two-time batting champion.
Show # 110
October 16 – 22
Baltimore’s ace hurler and American League All-Star stunned MLB with a no-hit gem on May 5, 2021.
Show # 108
October 2 – 8
The Mets’ star first baseman is the two-time reigning Home Run Derby champion and won the NL Rookie of the Year Award with a record 53 home runs.
Show # 94
June 26 – July 2
Baseball’s best offensive catcher, Hall of Famer Mike Piazza was a 12-time All-Star, 10-time Silver Slugger, and an NL Rookie of the Year.
Show # 93
June 19 – 25
Arguably baseball’s best pitcher of all time, Roger won a record seven Cy Young Awards, seven ERA titles, two Triple Crowns, two World Series championships, and an MVP.
Show # 92
June 12 – 18
The reigning NL Cy Young Award winner and ERA king, Trevor is a Golden Spikes winner and three-time All-American from UCLA.
Show # 83
April 10 – April 16
A 256-game winner and five-time Word Series champion with the Yankees, Andy was one of the “Core Four” on the Yankee teams that dominated in the 1990s and 2000s.
Show # 78
March 6– 12
A number one draft pick who fulfilled his promise, Chipper was a nearly unanimous first-ballot baseball Hall of Fame selection, a World Series champion, a National League MVP, and and eight-time All-Star.
Show # 77
February 27 – March 5
The Kansas City Royals’ vice-president of baseball operations is a first-ballot Hall of Famer, three-time AL batting champion, MVP, Gold Glover, and Word Series champion.
Show # 76
February 20 – 26
The Kansas City Royals’ vice-president of baseball operations is a first-ballot Hall of Famer, three-time AL batting champion, MVP, Gold Glover, and Word Series champion.
Show # 75
February 13 – 19
A principal negotiator for the Major League Baseball Players Association, Dave won a Big Ten basketball championship and was named to 12 MLB All-Star teams, earning six Gold Gloves on his way to Cooperstown.
Show # 69
January 2 – 8
A Pultizer Prize-winning reporter for the Washington Post, David has penned a series of New York Times best-sellers, including classics on Roberto Clemente and Vince Lombardi, and is at work on a biography of Jim Thorpe.
Show # 58
October 17 – 23
Keith was the greatest defensive first baseman of all time, a National League MVP, and a two-time World Series champion. Ron authored the greatest pitching performance in NCAA history before joining the Mets, where he was a World Series champion, Gold Glove winner, and All-Star. Now, Keith and Ron are part of the best broadcast team (with Gary Cohen) in Major League Baseball .
Show # 57
October 10 – 16
A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Cy Young Award winner, and eight-time All-Star, John is baseball’s star analyst on Fox and the MLB Network.
Show # 55
September 26 – October 2
America’s most influential journalist and a Pulitzer Prize winner, George talks baseball with Boomer. His epic baseball book, Men at Work, was a #1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks.
Show # 47
August 1 – 7
A number one draft pick who fulfilled his promise, Chipper was a nearly unanimous first-ballot baseball Hall of Fame selection, a World Series champion, a National League MVP, and and eight-time All-Star.
Show # 46
July 25 – 31
The best-selling author of A Good Walk Spoiled and A Season on the Brink provides analysis on the opening of Major League Baseball, the NFL, the NBA, and Major League Soccer.
Show # 45
July 18 – 24
Baseball’s most respected manager, and one of the greatest defensive catchers of all-time, makes news on the start of the 2020 MLB season.
Show # 43
July 4 – 10
A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Cy Young Award winner, and eight-time All-Star, John is baseball’s star analyst on Fox and the MLB Network.
Show # 42
June 27 – July 3
America’s most influential journalist and a Pulitzer Prize winner, George talks baseball with Boomer. His baseball epic, Men at Work, was a #1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks.
Show # 39
June 6 – 12
The Commissioner of Major League Baseball discusses the state of the game, as the 2020 season approaches.
Show # 28
March 21 – 27
A Hall of Famer, NL MVP, Gold Glover, Rookie of the Year, and three-time Silver Slugger, Jeff is the only Major Leaguer to reach 30 homes runs, 100 RBI, 100 runs scored, and 100 bases on balls in six consecutive seasons.
Show # 27
March 14 – 20
A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Cy Young Award winner, and eight-time All-Star, John is baseball’s star analyst on Fox and the MLB Network.
Show # 25
February 29 – March 6
The Commissioner of Major League Baseball discusses the state of the game, as the 2020 season approaches.
Show # 22
February 8 – 14
America’s most influential journalist and a Pulitzer Prize winner, George talks baseball with Boomer. His baseball epic, Men at Work, was a #1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks.
Show # 7
October 26 – November 1
Keith was the greatest defensive first baseman of all-time, a National League MVP and two-time World Series champion. Ron authored the greatest pitching performance in NCAA history, before joining the Mets, where he was a World Series champion, Gold Glove winner and All-Star. Now, Keith and Ron are the best broadcast duo in Major League Baseball.
