Good discussions…about the big-market teams
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“Love Buster, Timmy and Sarah Langs’ takes and banter but there’s a consistent and frustrating focus on the biggest-market teams in SoCal and NYC/BOS/PHI. I get that this focus is just part of the deal with ESPN content in general, but there are a couple dozen other MLB teams out there with interesting stories and players - and many thousands (millions?) of fans following those teams.”
Schomaster via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/14/23
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“Who gave this guy his job? He is so boring and what's with all of the "And ah.., but ah, and uh". GET OFF THE PODCAST you're boring!”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
06/22/07
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“I really enjoy catching up on the day in baseball. I do not get a lot of N.L coverage in michigan and I really like hearing how teams are doing out of my market. Great for all baseball fans, and as for Peter I personally find his sarcasam hilarious. There is a strong NYY and BOSOX bias but as...”Read full review »
Jer1890 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/12/08
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“I actually don't think Peter Pascarelli (sp?) is so bad - the information is just as good as it was with Alan Schwarz. Yeah he's a little dry, but he's got kind of a crotchety-old-guy appeal. BUT, this podcast is very hard to listen to because the sound quality is horrible. It sounds...”Read full review »
epoophoron via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/26/08
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