Podcasts about america's pastime

Mike Ferrin is one of the best to take this midseason point and get a baseball chek-in and check up. Even in the ADD age, this game can thrive and survive and Mike explains how on today's Live From My Office!SHOW NOTESSupport your local animal welfare organizations, but one of the best in the country is the Arizona Animal Welfare League.Thanks to my sources for curating the funniest names in baseball, Seamheads.com, Ranker, and Bleacher Report.For the BEST baseball talk, listen to Mike Ferrin weekdays from 9-12CT on "Power Alley" on SiriusXM.Follow Mike Ferrin on Twitter!Subscribe to Live From My Office on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Follow Steve on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.Win an ABT gift card by emailing me three of your friends emails who you think would like the show, and include your mailing address in the email. Check out the details here.Email the show with any questions, comments, or plugs for your favorite charity.

Episode 136: Alec Bell and I talk about America's pastime...baseball. A current, hot-button topic is pitchers using illegal substances to help them grip baseballs better. We discuss "juiced" and "dead" baseballs. Why are less and less people interested in watching and/or going to a baseball game? Will the MLB ever bring back the salary cap? A good, thought-provoking conversation. Enjoy, and thanks for listening. Follow Me on Social Media! Twitter: @TheWillFordShow Instagram: @willfordshow TikTok: @TheWillFordShow Follow Alec on Social Media, too! Twitter: @lec_bell Instagram: alec__bell

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly talks to Noah Garden, chief revenue officer of Major League Baseball.    They discuss the financial and commercial impact of Covid-19, as a full schedule plays out across 2021, and how the pandemic has changed the interactions between the league, its teams and its partners.    Noah also lays out the implications of MLB's ‘One Baseball' initiative to coordinate more of the sport's activities and talks about balancing the regional sports network economy with the need to digitise its media strategy, the changing approach to filling stadiums, innovations in technology and international ambitions. Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspector License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

The Hit King Pete Rose joins us to share stories from his long career in the major leagues, explain how he thinks the league could make the game more exciting, and he'll sneak preview some of the MLB picks he's making this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the boys talk baseball, sports movies and a bunch of other stuff.  Take a listen!     https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0melPOmoasvaELwHcHyh56?si=11d8f8d7962a44cf

Former Army Captain and now President of US Military Baseball Juan Adriatico.

As Major League Baseball enters the postseason, the sport itself is entering uncharted waters. For the first time since 1993, there is no Professional Baseball Agreement between the MLB and it's Minor League Affiliates. However, that hasn't stopped Commissioner Rob Manfred from moving forward on his vision for MLB to control much of the sport of baseball in America.This week on Caught Listening, Christian Heimall is joined by Baseball America's Executive Editor, JJ Cooper, to discuss Manfred's goal of "One Baseball", a system that can see MLB direct much of how the sport operates from the professional level all the way down to Little League. From announcements regarding professional Partner Leagues to the reasoning behind this movement, and even how the sport of softball could be impacted; Christian and JJ dive in to what could be the future of America's favorite pastime. JJ also discusses the two separate paths baseball could be on should this vision become reality and whether or not it is good for the future of the sport. Be sure to search "Caught Listening by Public House Media" on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to be a part of our next episode. You can also email the show at CaughtListeningPHM@gmail.com

When you start adding things up, it's not looking very good for baseball right now. Sports journalist Andrew Pridgeon and I talk about the truncated 2020 season, the coronavirus risk to the players and their families, attitude of the owners and commissioner, the unrelenting blackout policies, cost of viewing packages, and number of big names dropping out. And that's just this year. What about the aging fans, lack of support for the minor leagues, professionalization of youth baseball, and endless rise in the cost and inconvenience of trying to be a baseball fan? If all this is a window into the owners' thinking, maybe we need to recognize that baseball in its current configuration is not long for this world. But does that provide an opportunity for a better model to come forth, or, even, come back? A thought-provoking episode about a beloved sport. Thoughts? Comments? Potshots? Contact the show at: https://www.discreetguide.com/ Follow or like us on podomatic.com (it raises our visibility :) https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/deardiscreetguide Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/discreetguide Follow the host on Twitter: @DiscreetGuide The host on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferkcrittenden/

Welcome to our nineteenth episode! Join the conversation as we chat about all things Kokomo, Indiana! The staff of The Kokomo Post chimes in on everything happening in the city we love. From local events to news happening in Kokomo to all our favorite things in this place that we call home. We want to hear from you! What's going on? What do you think, Kokomo? www.thekokomopost.com

It's the Fourth of July Edition of Living Room Sports Talk! - The crew discusses which MLB teams we like this season! We break down some absolutely insane sports stats, and bring up our favorite/most patriotic movies!

Greg Cain – VP of Baseball Data, MLB Caleb Weinstein – Director for Sport, Media, & Entertainment, Google Cloud Lou DePaoli – EVP & CRO, New York Mets Jason Gaetdke – CTO, MLB Cristina Daglas (Moderator) – Senior Deputy Editor, ESPN.com America’s pastime has seen attendance drop in recent years, yet the league set digital ticketing and consumption records in 2019. Learn how Major League Baseball and its teams are leaning into data analytics and machine learning to increase entertainment value and accessibility for fans around the world. This panel will dive deep into how technology is driving innovation across the league and the fan experience and helping grow the game for the next generation. Hear from Google Cloud’s Director for Sport, Major League Baseball’s CTO and VP of Baseball Data, and the Mets’ Chief Revenue Officer about how they are driving the game forward.

Baseball players are referred to as "The Boys of Summer," but for major leaguers Reid Schaller and Travis Herrin, their summer has been "safe at home" in Lebanon. The COVID-19 pandemic sidelined the pair, and the two pitchers have been occupying their time working out, spending time with family and friends, fishing, and golfing.  Recently, Major League Baseball and the MLB player's union agreed to a 60 game season, set to begin on July 1st. Travis and Reid are both in the league's developmental affiliates, so their respective 2020 seasons are still influx. They know the call could come at any moment. In this episode of the #LovinLebanon Podcast, both hurlers talk about training during coronavirus, spending quality time with family, and what they miss most about "America's Pastime."

This week on the show we are back to doing what brought us here. Talking about random topics. Mostly current stuff including the return of America's Pastime, a Grim Reaper that is roaming Florida's beaches to warn people about Covid-19 and Adam talks about his new happy place, BuckTails. Mat discusses a really cool thing that his neighbors did for him (shout out to Charlie, Josh & Emily!), Sarah brings the news, and much, much more! Please give some love to our sponsors (in the form of patronage), Down the Street Bar and Grill and The Looking Glass. Both located in Janesville and are ready to serve you great food and drinks! Thanks for the listen.

All signs point to baseball's dramatic return after months of disagreement between the players and owners, but what will this new version of America's Pastime look like?

Baltimore Ravens opinion columnist John Eisenberg joins Pete Lieb and the Prove Me Wrong podcast to discuss his book "The League: How Five Rivals Created the NFL and Launched a Sports Empire" We talk the early days of the NFL, the internal and external challenges that existed in the beginning, when success wasn't a "sure thing" and how the NFL became the new "America's Pastime". Sponsors: You can find Javaremix online at: WWW.javaremix.com (be sure to use promo code provemewrong at checkout for a 20% discount on your order) You can find ZendoZones citronella burners online at: Www.zendozones.com Like and subscribe to our prove me wrong YouTube account! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoVorcxLPKGhsuxMakjVBVQ Like our FB page for more content weekly: www.facebook.com/Provemewrongpodcast You can contact us by email at: Provemewrongcast@gmail.com Find us on iTunes, Spotify Stitcher, SoundCloud, Tunein Radio, the podcast app or anywhere you get podcasts. For more from John Eisenberg: johneisenberg.com Twitter:Bmoreeisenberg Amazon.com

Scott, Rick Curti, and Mark Littell go into detail about the Covid-19 pandemic and the long-term repercussions of baseball's future. Is Charlotte, North Carolina a possible landing spot for a MLB Franchise Team?

Mouth and me discuss sports to soon return in the era of COVID 19, NASCAR to return next week. MLB around the corner? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jonathan-pariente2/message

Patrick and Andres are joined by a very close friend, Adolfo Espino, for this week's All-Time Baseball Episode! The three of them put together rosters from all the eras of America's Pastime and drafted them Fantasy Baseball style. Even though baseball isn't being played, these three are able to entertain you with 60 minutes of great Baseball talk! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Lemon City Live | Episode 190 | America's Pastime Today, Daniel Alvarez from El Extra Base joins the show! We're celebrating America's Pastime by talking about our favorite baseball movies of all time. We also talk about what we miss most about attending baseball games. Edwin reminisces about one of his greatest baseball memories. Brought to you by Magic City Casino Jai-Alai, #LiveTheJaiLife!

It is time to reminisce about America's Pastime, the wonderful game of baseball! We talk about a variety of our favorite movies, video games and personal memories about growing up with baseball. Share with us your thoughts on the game of baseball by joining the discussion on:  Twitter - @backtopastpod Instagram - @backtopastpod Facebook - Back To the Past Podcast Facebook Group Email - contact@backtothepastpod.com

It's getting close to that time of the year again! Pitchers and Catchers are reporting and America's Pastime will be back in full swing before you know it.  SFU will help you get ready for the 2020 MLB Season with our division-by-division season preview.  First up, the NL Central and Shauna Hallock joins Eric, Keith, and Max as they share their predictions for this hard fought division from last season.  SFU has got you leading up to the new MLB Season!

*SHOW TIMESTAMPS FEATURED AT THE END*In this episode Gerry welcomes on former big league pitcher Dallas Braden and pitching social media sensation "Pitching Ninja," Rob Friedman, to talk all things baseball, training in baseball, pitching and the overall evolution of America's Pastime.To start, Gerry has Rob and Dallas go through their feelings on how social media has impacted and changed the game over the past few years, and how they feel things have changed overall in the past decade. Dallas gives insight on what has changed from the payer side of things as a former MLB pitcher, while Rob talks a bit about his ascension on Twitter and how much easier social media has made it to access information about training, players and much more.From there, the conversation turns to strength training in baseball and how it has evolved, especially in the last five to ten years. While there are still some stalemates regarding things such as lifting heavier and getting stronger vs. some old school practices as running long distances, a great deal of progress has been made developmentally in baseball.Lastly, the three discuss how important strength training really is for baseball players and athletes in general, the importance of failure and avoiding instant gratification and lastly, the direction the game of baseball is going in with the emergence of high velocity and extremely gifted athletes.All that and more on this episode of Muscles and Management!Timestamps:8:15- How Social Media Changed Baseball Culture12:44- Science Matters 14:42- Trickle-Up Effect of Tech in Baseball Training17:00- Trevor Bauer and His Impact on The Way We Look at Training22:45- Being Open Minded When Discussing 26:10- Dallas Braden’s Training Through His Playing Years32:07- Did Social Media CAUSE The Change of Mindset in Training?36:34- Dallas’ High School Experience 42:10- Own Your Career, and Tips for Parents Guiding Their Kids52:05- Letting Kids Fail59:50- How The Game is Evolving, and Where Will it Go From Here?1:05:05- Studying Swing Paths as a Pitcher and a Deep Dive into The Mindset of Pitching1:11:55- Final ThoughtsSupport the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)

Ken is back on the show and he rants about an interesting Hall of Fame case. After that, we cover the offseason thus far, signings we like/dislike, teams that might make move, and teams that are way-too-early favorites. A fun discussion about baseball movies ensues after, and it includes building a roster with some of our favorite baseball movie characters. Don't worry, fans and coaches are included as well. And since the 2010's are coming to a close, I rank my top 10 baseball moments of the decade with Ken contributing some of his as well. Storytime with Ken this week is about Bartolo Colon pitching against Ken in the Minors. At the end of the show we scratch the surface of a major debate in America's Pastime. We want to hear from YOU! Follow us on Twitter, @RainesRadio, and ask us questions to answer in future shows, or just jump in on the moments and movies conversation from today's show! Enjoy Raines Radio episode 6! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's episode is all about America's Pastime: Baseball! Aiden talks all about his favorite sport and even interviewed a retired MLB player! As with every episode, we included a word of the week, a joke of the week (actually four jokes), and some fun facts. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebrainsquadpodcast/support

JRob is out this week. But LP is back and he's brought another LP along for the ride. LP's brother, Dr Leneal Powell steps in to discuss whether or not Baseball is still America's Pastime? The guys also discuss NBA player movement and if so called "Super Teams" are killing the league. Lastly they'll get into the question, "What do the New England Patriots know that allows them to sustain success?!"

The first half of Episode XXX. The guys breakdown recent Can-Am league news (Ottawa and Maine Expansion) and talk about the Garden State Classic. Also the awards are fully layed out.

The gang's all here for a huge episode. This baby was broken into 2 part. Part 1 covers all the happens of the Can Am league. This includes more reaction on Ottawa, news about expansion into Maine, and a complete breakdown of the Garden State Classic. Part 2 covers the end of the ALPB regular season and a preview of the playoff match ups. Also included, thoughts on River City's legacy and storybook ending. In addition, some AA talk as well. All this and more on this mega 2 part edition on the Indy Ball Report Podcast.

Tonight, we'll be reading a Snoozecast original story, "Baseball." Settle in and watch a Little League game unfold during the waning days of summer. Without a clock to keep time, baseball, otherwise known as America's Pastime, is always played at its own pace. -- 'N'Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/snoozecast)

Pull up a chair, and have a crab cake! Kurt reports live from the rainy city of Baltimore, where an out-of-town work assignment means a chance to sample an East Coast specialty and cheer on the home team at Camden Yards. Recorded Friday, August 23, 2019.

Recorded 8/22/19 High Sponsor: Banana Split Inside Scoop: Mindhunter Here's a link to MB's thread/DOB's compliment Ortega was called up to replace Ender Inciarte, the 4th Braves starter to hit the IL in less than a month. McCann became the 5th. Bill Tench on Mindhunter is played by Holt McCallany

The Cheeto Chronicles -Mass Shootings In TX & OH The KiKi Report -Ohio Republican blames mass shootings on 'drag queen advocates,' -Anti-gay Tomi Lahren claims gun rights are gay rights. -Ivanka asking for peace and cease divisiveness…. Umm who’s going to tell her? -Billy Porter Talks Getting a Sex Scene After a Career Spent Not Being ‘an Object of Anyone’s Affection’ -DC Transwoman beaten while employee at the gas station refused to call police for help her

This episode is like a history lesson in early baseball. To hear how fragile the beginning of organized baseball was from a great granddaughter of Doc Adams, the inventor of modern baseball is amazing! Consider this--without Doc's tireless efforts to unite various regions with the same rules, field dimensions and even baseballs and bats, America's Pastime could have never materialized into anything more than a kid's game. Hear Marjorie proudly talk about her relative with keen knowledge and passion especially the effort to get Doc Adams inducted into the Hall of Fame. If you think you know baseball's early history, this show will teach you a few things. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jim-campanis-jr/support

What Fewer Fans Means For the Future of America's Pastime by Uptown Radio

For episode 30, it's a full house as the Lab links up to speak on America's Pastime-- baseball. Shout out to Coach, Danny, Alex, and Ray of the IATS LabChat and their knowledge of baseball for this one.

Baseball has long been called America's pastime, but some feel the pastime is just that, past. Do conversations happening in and around the NFL and NBA better reflect America today? Or is the game of baseball just too long for the 21st-century sports fan? This week, we sit down with Liz Bloom, current Harvard MBA/MPP and former Pittsburgh Pirates beat reporter at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, to talk about how baseball has historically been a petri dish for society's issues and where the league is today. Want more This Week in Dystopia? Don't forget to subscribe, follow This Week in Dystopia on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WeekinDystopia and like the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThisWeekinDystopia/ This podcast is brought to you by the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at the Harvard Kennedy School.

Chris dives deep into the MLB rule changes and how they not only effect the game, but how they effect those who have been lifelong fans of baseball. Premier video recording of the BRX Podcast! This New York Yankees podcast from NYY SPORTS TALK is presented to you by Baseballism.

Fitz and Justin Discuss weather or not Baseball is still America's Pastime

It's 1988 and the revolution has begun. With debut albums from Soundgarden, Jane's Addiction, NWA and Eazy-E, rock is shedding its hairspray image and rap is getting ready to take over the mainstream. In MLB, a "performance-enhanced" revolution will introduce itself to America's Pastime in the form of The Bash Brothers, as sluggers Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire will lead the Oakland A's to 104 wins and its first AL pennant since 1974. Ultimately, a hobbled Kirk Gibson will provide one of the most iconic World Series moments in history and a lights-out Orel Hershiser will lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to their first championship in more than 20 years.

Ralph and Joseph Miranda discuss the 2018 Masters results (2:22), the upcoming PGA Tour schedule and Tiger’s chances (8:30), their first impressions two and a half weeks into the MLB season (14:00), the upcoming NFL Draft (23:21), the Dallas Cowboys decision to cut Dez Bryant (30:41), and the NBA Playoffs (34:32) before touching on how weather plays an important role early in the season for cold-weather baseball cities (39:00).

Baseball season has begun! Keith and Katie live close to Wrigley Field, and Katie works for the Cubs, so they kind of have to know what's going on in the baseball world. But who else? At what point does America's Pastime become interesting to Americans? Join them as they discuss baseball's place in the world of sports.

You want sports opinions? We've got sports opinions. We kick off our show by breaking down the thrilling NCAA Women's Basketball Championship game and make our predictions on the Men's game right before it tips off. Were we right? Next, we move on to the NFL and discuss the two new huge rules changes. Find out what we think of the new "catch rule." We quickly touch on the NFL draft but you can expect a more in-depth look at that in the next episode. We give you a quick update on the Alliance of American Football, including their innovative rules to help make the game safe, and in our opinion more exciting. Baseball is back, and we finally dive into America's Pastime. We start off by listing the top teams in both the NL and AL and their chances of getting to the World Series. Plus, you finally get to hear what Andy thinks of the Pirates this season. The NHL Playoffs are just around the corner, so it's time we take a look ahead to the potential first round matchups, and where the Penguins could fall in the standings. Don't worry, you'll hear a lot more from us on this topic in the coming weeks. Masters weekend is upon us, and it could be one of the best in recent memory. With names like Tiger, Rory, Phil, Justin, and Dustin in the mix, we think this tournament has the makings of an exciting finish. Who is our favorite to wear the green jacket? Finally, we wrap up with our one awesome thing in sports. Jimi has a story about an unlikely goaltender, while Andy details an NFL star's comeback story.

In this episode, Dylan and Chris talk about Baseball as America's National Pastime, and some interesting facts about an independent minor league team not many people know about, AND they discuss different aspects of movie structure, and some opinions on recent Christian films. SHOW NOTES: Top 5 Reasons Baseball Is The American Pastime - Christy Flom https://www.uloop.com/news/view.php/160299/Top-5-Reasons-Baseball-Is-The-American-Pastime

This time around, Finley talks about America's Pastime (and his father's obsession with it), the other pastime (national politics) and a bit of podcast news and ways to reach us! Email us at finleysthoughts at gmail dot com or tweet us @fnliii.

Favorite Things from "Jon Carter's Morning Show" on Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow featuring songs about America's Pastime and maybe some other sporting songs as well with Opening Day today. Also stats revealed about Men, Cars and Cologne, plus Jon's icky story about Rubber Duckies on The Morning Show Recall. National and Local News Headlines with Andrew Wittenberg from KSL 5 TV News, Stump The Chump & Dying Regret, Fun & Frivolous Phone Calls, Studio Attribution and More! The Arrow's Morning Playback from Bonneville Communications and Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow.

Baseball is America's Pastime but can it survive in the technological era when games are longer than most attention spans? Susan Jacoby, author and longtime baseball fan, discusses the history of the game and what it can do to keep fans engaged.

Welcome to episode one, Ethan and Connor talk baseball and why Ethan loves the sport and Connor cant find any interest. Also tangents on the first time we met, broken clavicles and hot dog menorahs.

Welcome to episode one, Ethan and Connor talk baseball and why Ethan loves the sport and Connor cant find any interest. Also tangents on the first time we met, broken clavicles and hot dog menorahs.

This week these nerds talk about: Summer Slam lineups, being "Broken", walking, America's Pastime, deli sandwiches, gym talk, nickname jerseys, and comics!

Health is wealth! Today I sit down with fitness guru, Bo Burkett as we answer your questions, give you extremely valuable health advice from the guru himself, and discuss whether or not baseball needs a make over to make it more interesting and save America's Pastime!

Noah and Jack are joined by Noah's friend Adam Thompson to discuss American Girl Dolls and America's pastime.   Dr. Oobleck produces.

We recap the most exciting sports night of the year (NBA Draft Lottery), discuss the dismal situation in the NBA Playoffs, debut a new segment called "Soccer Stuff," figure out which countries are in the Middle East, review the NHL Playoffs, take a hotline call that leads to discussion over the ESPN layoffs, share takes on Turkish baths, and more in this riveting episode. NBA Draft Lottery - 2:14 NBA Playoffs - 16:53 NHL Playoffs - 44:21 Soccer Stuff - 45:50 MLB - 57:28 ESPN Layoffs - 1:09:13

On the occasion of another new season of baseball, David Raposa (of Vice, Baseball Prospectus and elsewhere) calls in for a discussion of America's Pastime, and why it fits America, and why it's a splendid way to pass time.

As the Chicago Cubs won their first World Series since 1908, Zuhdi looks at how America's Pastime, ignored by many if not most American Muslims is a metaphor for all that obstructs reform, change and passion for American identity and ideals. Passions is a two-way street and Dr. Jasser reminds Muslims to teach their children to love distinctly American sports, clothing, music, and culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the Chicago Cubs win their first World Series since 1908, Zuhdi looks at how America's Pasttime, ignored by many if not most American Muslims is a metaphor for all that obstructs reform, change and passion for American identity and ideals. Passion is a two-way street and Dr. Jasser reminds Muslims to teach their children to love distinctly American sports, clothing, Music, and culture. Many of the obstacles to genuine reform are borne in the edicts (fatwas or religious rulings of clerics) of religious thought leaders. Zuhdi will take you through a few of the absurd as well as the more central theocratic rulings and their impact. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Segment A: How much is that box of old baseball cards in your attic worth? Today vintage sports memorabilia expert, Michael Osacky, joins us to talk about his life spent collecting pre-1970 sports cards, especially tobacco and Cracker Jack baseball cards, and how to figure out which cards in your dusty old collection might be worth a second look! Segment B: Sports fans are the most ardent brand loyalists on earth. Each and every day, millions of people around the globe show their passion for sports as they devote countless hours and many billions of dollars to this very visible aspect of contemporary popular culture. Sports enthusiasts are tribal in nature. Logos and uniform designs often connect generations of fans who follow their favorite teams and athletes with dedication and intensity. Todd Radom has been creating some the most visible brands in American professional sports for more than twenty years. He joins us to share what it takes to design for sports, and why it's like no other design niche anywhere.

It's a fact, most men thrive on competition. Competitive sports are as old as time. They test our skills, our abilities, our strength, and so much more. But, more than that, sports are a metaphor for life. I can't think of another opportunity where you can learn how to win, how to lose, teamwork, discipline, commitment and every other trait that will help you thrive as a man. This week, I talk with Travis Chock, C0-Founder of Baseballism about America's Pastime, lessons learned from the baseball diamond, and how to turn a passion for the game into a thriving business. "We played head down baseball, done the right way with respect of the game and humility." Tweet That Meet Travis Chock Travis Chock is the Co-Founder of Baseballism, a clothing and accessories brand that focuses on turning a love for the game of baseball into a lifestyle filled with passion, commitment, and discipline. Started in 2006 as a Youth Baseball Camp, Baseballism has quickly grown into a recognizable brand that serves professional baseball players down to their core audience of youth and high school athletes. Travis has a degree in education studies and is a former college athlete but has since turned his love for the game into a full-time career with locations around the country and more stores opening soon. Baseballism has 372,000 Facebook Fans, 52,000 Twitter Followers, and 121,000 Instagram followers attesting to the fact that Travis knows how to create a huge and loyal following. "You want to go down swinging. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work but at least you gave it a shot." Tweet That What You'll Be Learning How 4 college buddies started a recognizable American Lifestyle Brand How to turn your passion into a business Why baseball is America's pastime The best life lessons we can learn from sports Why you shouldn't sideline coach your children's teams Why striking out is important "For all of us, baseball is a passion." Tweet That Connect with Travis Chock, Baseballism Website: www.baseballism.com Facebook: Baseballism Twitter: @baseballism Instagram: Baseballism "Baseballism means 'from baseball,' believing in what the game has to offer and the good in baseball." Tweet That

With the sun shining in Cooperstown, New York, three men who have devoted much of their lives to baseball were honored at Doubleday Field on Saturday.  Eric Nadell, a play-by-play broadcaster for the Texas Rangers, received the Ford C. Frick Award, and the honor is given to those who demonstrate an excellence in broadcasting. Roger Angell, a regular contributor for The New Yorker on baseball, received the J.G. Taylor Spink Award for his contributions to writing about America's Pastime.  Joe Garagiola, a former baseball player and broadcaster, received the Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award. He was given the award for his lifelong commitment to baseball, including his efforts to end the use of smokeless tobacco.  For the full Garagiola interview click here. 

While baseball has been dubbed "America's Pastime," more and more Americans have become soccer fans.

The Coffee Beard Edition. Nobodys watching the World Series. Which sport is now America's Pastime. Nashville is classy. Big Elaine ruins Halloween. Top paid actors o television. Plus, Fat Moment of the Week, S**t Movie of the Week, Throwback Album, and much more! www.hotsauceshow.com

Mike Veeck, Charleston RiverDogs president and visiting professor at The Citadel, discusses his family's 100-year-long relationship with America's Pastime.  His grandfather was a president of the Chicago Cubs, and his late father (Bill) is a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., and was a former owner of the St. Louis Browns, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox.  Veeck shares info on the relationship he enjoys with Fred Jordan, Andy Solomon and The Citadel.   Plus, Jeff Hartsell has a report on the basketball team's two recent victories.