Kolten Wong Talks MLB Career, Gold Gloves, World Series Runs & Life After Baseball | The BSBLR Show

Kolten Wong Talks MLB Career, Gold Gloves, World Series Runs & Life After Baseball | The BSBLR Show

This week on The BSBLR Show, Drew sits down with former MLB All-Star and two-time Gold Glove winner Kolten Wong for an in-depth conversation about his incredible big league journey. Kolten reflects on his time in the bigs, what it was like competing in the postseason year after year, the mindset behind becoming one of baseball's premier defensive second basemen, and the biggest lessons he learned during his career. He also discusses life after baseball, the evolution of the game, and shares stories from some of the most memorable moments of his MLB tenure. Whether you're a Cardinals fan, a baseball junkie, or just love hearing from players who experienced the game at the highest level, this is an episode you won't want to miss!

The Miz Is UNREAL, Blaze Jordan Arrives & What's Wrong With Kyle Tucker? | The BSBLR Show | EP 88

On this episode of The BSBLR Show, Drew and Bryce break down the historic start to Jacob Misiorowski's MLB career as the Brewers' flamethrower continues to dominate opposing lineups and put the league on notice. The guys also discuss Blaze Jordan finally making his long-awaited Major League debut and what expectations should be for one of baseball's most intriguing young bats. Plus, Kyle Tucker's recent struggles have fans asking questions, is this just a rough stretch or something more concerning?

Aaron Harang joins the Show! | The BSBLR Show | EP 87

This week on The BSBLR Show, Drew sits down with former MLB pitcher Aaron Harang to discuss his remarkable 16-year Major League career. From breaking into the big leagues to becoming one of baseball's most durable starting pitchers, Aaron shares stories from his time with the Reds, Padres, Dodgers, Braves, Phillies, Mariners, and more. He reflects on facing some of the toughest hitters of his era, the evolution of pitching, clubhouse culture, and what it takes to survive and thrive across nearly two decades in the majors. Drew and Aaron also dive into the current state of baseball, how the game has changed since his playing days, and what he's been up to since retiring from professional baseball. If you're a fan of pitching, baseball history, and behind-the-scenes MLB stories, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Judge Has a Boo-Boo, Machado vs Stats, and Bello Demoted | The BSBLR Show | EP 86

DR and Bryce are back with another episode of The BSBLR Show, diving into some of the biggest storylines around baseball. The guys break down Manny Machado's rough season, his recent comments criticizing the growing influence of analytics, and whether his frustration is justified or simply a reflection of his struggles at the plate. Has baseball gone too far with the numbers, or is Manny fighting a battle that's already been lost? They also discuss the massive impact of Aaron Judge's injury and what it means for the Yankees moving forward. Can New York survive without the face of their franchise, or are their playoff hopes about to take a serious hit? Plus, the hosts examine the disappointing season of Brayan Bello, who was shelled yet again before being demoted to Triple-A. What went wrong for one of Boston's most promising young arms, and can he find his way back to becoming a cornerstone of the Red Sox rotation?

Tatis Is Back?! NL Cy Young Chaos & The White Sox Refuse to Fold | The BSBLR Show | EP 85

D.R. and Bryce are back with another episode of The BSBLR Show, and the baseball world is getting weird in the best way possible. Fernando Tatis Jr. is starting to look like that guy again, but is he truly on his way back to All-Star form, or are we getting ahead of ourselves? The guys break down what’s changed, what still needs to happen, and whether Tatis is ready to reclaim his spot among baseball’s most electric stars. The NL Cy Young race is heating up fast, with multiple arms making serious noise, D.R. and Bryce debate who has the strongest case, who’s being overlooked, and which pitchers could separate themselves as the season rolls on. And yes… the White Sox are still above .500. Somehow, someway, Chicago continues to hang around, and the guys ask the big question: is this actually real, or is the regression monster still lurking?