Great Podcast, hardcore baseball fans only
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“This show is great, but only if your a very serious baseball fan. These guys really know what theyre talking about, and if you want to listen to this you have to be able to understand obscure stats and virtually unknown players that they throw out there. Still, Peter Pascerelli is not all doom and gloom like everybody says and Eric Karabell can really be funny sometimes. Overall, I give this one a 4”
nivlacb8822 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/27/08
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“Not to beat a dead horse - but this USED to be a great podcast. Alan Schwarz was a great host who brought in interesting guests and enthusiasm. The new guy, Peter Pascarelli, sounds like he needs a couple RedBulls. He is intolerably montone, uninteresting and doesn't do much more than recite...”Read full review »
jharder via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/14/07
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“Will you please do something about Peter. His monotous tone and constant negativity is bringing down this show, and my mornings. I love days where Tim Kurkjian or another guest is on, because it takes time away from Peter. I just don't understand why ESPN would keep a co-host where even Eric...”Read full review »
MightyTACO via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/21/08
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“Just a podcast bout baseball, I have never felt it to cover the Red Sox/Yankees too much, it just talks about the better baseball teams moreso than not. I'm sure many Yankees fans think it doesn't talk about the Yankees as much as it should, just like I feel that way about the AL Central.”Read full review »
The Amazing Wolverine via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/18/06
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