Bases, Barrels & Ballplayers

San Francisco Adventure, Weekend Recap, Bryce Eldridge Interview, Misiorowski’s Maddux, White Sox Rolling, Rockies’ 23 Runs A First in Franchise History, This Week in Baseball

Hey there Ballers! Today, we recap and share our weekend content adventure in San Francisco discussing our luxurious hosted stay at Hotel Nikko San Francisco, our game day experience this past Saturday between the Cubs and Giants at Oracle Park, and our take on the city as whole entity. Listen in from San Francisco Giants Bryce Eldridge as we asked about his favorite moment in the MLB during the early stages of his rookie campaign (Fast forward past the closing music to tune in). From there, we dive into our trip around the league recapping how all teams fared in weekend baseball action. After our recap, we dive into a historic start that took place in Milwaukee as RHP Jacob Misiorowski continues his dominance completing a complete game 15 K Maddux leading us to look at the historic nature of this performance. Continuing around the league, we discuss the reasons for the strong play from the Chicago White Sox who are currently tied atop the AL Central and why they have the pieces to be a potential surprise playoff team in the American League. Later, we take another one for the books as history was made in Las Vegas as the Colorado Rockies won 23-9 yesterday against the Athletics setting a franchise record for runs scored in a game. Before getting out of here to prepare for all the MLB action to kick off the week, we preview all series that are set to begin tonight and tomorrow across the league. Let’s hit the diamond, let’s ball!

Walk Around the League, Freddie Freeman Reaches 2500 Hits, Max Scherzer Reaches 3500 Strikeouts, Wild Las Vegas Series, Skubal Saturday, Headed to San Francisco, This Weekend in Baseball

Happy Friday Ballers! Today, we recap all of the MLB action from earlier in the week discovering how teams fared in their respective series. We take a look into baseball history as two historic milestones were reached this past Tuesday and Wednesday: Los Angeles’ Dodgers 1B reached 2,500 career hits and Toronto Blue Jays RHP Max Scherzer reached 3,500 career hits as we discuss the magnitude of these two achievements. Later, we head out to the Desert as Las Vegas played host to MLB baseball for the first time since 1996 featuring the Brewers vs Athletics for a three game series showcasing the A’s to that market for their eventual 2028 relocation as we discuss the offensive fireworks we were treated to and the overall experience. Next, we discuss an exciting development as the back to back AL Cy Young Award Winner Tarik Skubal is officially back from the injured list and will be getting the start for Detroit against Cleveland as we give our thoughts on how that is truly possible. Before we get out of here for the weekend, we remind you to follow along our platform as we head out for two nights to the Bay to capture the wonders of San Francisco and exclusive content prior to and throughout the Cubs/Giants game tomorrow night at Oracle Park along with providing our this weekend in baseball preview. Let’s hit the diamond, let’s ball!

Weekend Recap, Judge Out With Rib Stress Fracture, Skubal Trade Sweepstakes, College Baseball World Series Tickets Punched, This Week in Baseball, Headed to San Francisco

Hey there Ballers! Today, we cruise around the league to discuss what went down across all the baseball action this past weekend. From there, we discuss the significance of Aaron Judge’s injury and absence from the Yankees along with what the Tarik Skubal Trade Sweepstakes could look like as the reigning back to back AL Cy Young Award winner is nearing a return to the Tigers rotation. Later, we head back to school and recap the Super Regional weekend in NCAA College Baseball as seven teams have punched their tickets to Omaha with one remaining to join the World Series field. Finally, we preview the week of baseball action ahead as well as discussing our next content weekend adventure. Next up, our podcast heads to San Francisco for a two night stay covering the Cubs/Giants game along with experience wonders around the city. Let’s hit the diamond, let’s ball!

Weekend Recap, Misiorowski’s Dominant Month, Yankees’ Biggest Inning in 106 Years, Acuna Power Surge, Minor League Round-Up, Week of Games Preview

Happy Monday and June Ballers! Today, we recap all of the baseball action around the league before diving into some impressive performance. We discuss the dominant month of May that Brewers’ RHP Jacob Misiorowski just completed with his 7 innings of scoreless baseball in a 2-0 win yesterday dropping his ERA to 0.23 in May starts. From there, we head to West Sacramento where the Yankees sent 18 batters to the plate and scored a whopping 13 runs in the 3rd inning of yesterday’s game en route to a 13-8 win against the A’s and earning the road series victory. Down in Atlanta, Braves’ All-Star RF Ronald Acuna Jr., is heating up as he has 5 home runs in his last 4 games as we discuss what is leading to this hot stretch at the plate. Briefly, we head down the farm to share the standings from all across Minor League Baseball starting at A making our way up to AAA to see how MLB affiliates are faring thus far this season. To wrap, we preview all the games set to kick off Monday and Tuesday night around the league. Let’s hit the diamond, let’s ball!

MLB Proposes Salary Cap, Sweep Week, Cristopher Sanchez & Munetaka Murakami Make History, Cole Train is Back, Pulse of the League, This Weekend in Baseball

Happy Friday, Ballers! Today, we discuss the initial proposal brought about by the MLB to come to an agreement with the MLBPA on a new CBA which is set to expire this December and the main topics that were addressed. From there, we recap what went down the league including being treated to two historic baseball performances: Cristopher Sanchez has set the scoreless innings pitched streak in Phillies’ franchise history and Munetaka Murakami of the Chicago White Sox reached the 20 HR plateau before the month of June which is something no other rookie has ever done. Later, we take a look at the return of Gerrit Cole and how this version may be the best pitcher we’ve seen of his future HOF career thus far along with getting our first league wide pulse of the league check in now that we have passed Memorial Day. Before getting out of here for the weekend, we provide a preview of all the baseball action set to kickoff tonight and all through Sunday evening. Let’s hit the diamond and let’s ball!