Ben Lindbergh talks to Sam Miller of Pebble Looking in regards to the improve in IL stints on the All-Star break and Sam’s obsession with the evolving technique of first-and-third conditions. Then (41:29) Ben talks to Iowa state consultant and Sioux Metropolis Explorers pitcher J.D. Scholten about his unbelievable baseball comeback at age 44, his baseball background, balancing baseball and politics, and his efforts to finish MLB blackouts. Lastly (1:20:14), Ben and The Athletic’s Evan Drellich speak to former NBC Sports activities and The Baseball Community president Ken Schanzer in regards to the thirtieth anniversary of TBN, the primary U.S. TV community owned by a professional sports activities league.
Audio intro: Gabriel-Ernest, “Successfully Wild Theme”
Audio outro: Tom Rhoads, “Successfully Wild Theme”
Hyperlink to Calcaterra on Glasnow
Hyperlink to Devers shoulder story
Hyperlink to ASB IL placement knowledge
Hyperlink to Sam on first-and-third 1
Hyperlink to Sam on first-and-third 2
Hyperlink to Clemens clip
Hyperlink to Clemens gamer
Hyperlink to Manny’s cutoff
Hyperlink to Russell on post-2013 modifications
Hyperlink to Pebble Looking
Hyperlink to Scholten name
Hyperlink to Scholten clip
Hyperlink to Scholten pitching
Hyperlink to Scholten native information clip
Hyperlink to Scholten’s B-Ref web page
Hyperlink to Scholten’s wiki
Hyperlink to Gazette story on Scholten
Hyperlink to WaPo on Scholten
Hyperlink to SI on Scholten
Hyperlink to Honkbal wiki
Hyperlink to Congressional Baseball Recreation EW
Hyperlink to The Gazette on the blackouts invoice
Hyperlink to Offerman on Subject of Goals
Hyperlink to EW on Subject of Goals
Hyperlink to canceled Subject of Goals collection
Hyperlink to Scholten’s Substack
Hyperlink to Scholten’s marketing campaign website
Hyperlink to Evan on EW 2168
Hyperlink to Evan on a nationwide TV deal
Hyperlink to 1994 TBN theme music
Hyperlink to 1994 ASG at B-Ref
Hyperlink to The Baseball Community wiki
Hyperlink to ’93 WaPo story on Ken
Hyperlink to 1993 strongest individuals
Hyperlink to 1991 strongest individuals
Hyperlink to The Baseball Community sources
Hyperlink to Schanzer retirement story
Hyperlink to rookie All-Star SP
Hyperlink to ballpark meetup types
Hyperlink to meetup organizer kind
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