Halfway to October
We reflect on the first half and look forward to the second half of the 2015 MLB regular season. Plus, the best Derby EVER, and the value of the All-Star Break.

We reflect on the first half and look forward to the second half of the 2015 MLB regular season. Plus, the best Derby EVER, and the value of the All-Star Break.
Special guest John King, University of Georgia folk hero and life-long baseball man, joins the podcast to share stories of his playing professional ball in the era of Musial, Yogi, and Killebrew. Recorded at the Hudson Grille in the Brookhaven neighborhood of Atlanta.
The tradition of Baseball on Independence Day, and how MLB can improve the significance of this date on the regular season calendar. Also, we look ahead to a very Royal All-Star Game. USA! USA!
Major League Baseball has forever been at odds with the issue of gambling affecting the integrity of the game, but with MLB officially endorsing a pay-for-play fantasy site, what does this say to the past and potential future of gambling scandals affecting the National Pastime?
A month into the regular season, Coach and I review our preseason predictions. Plus, Coach flexes his English Literature knowledge to go in-depth on works of Baseball Fiction.
In the wake of recent head-hunting by KC Royals pitchers, Coach and I discuss the most infamous cases of players getting beaned, and the many long term effects after being hit.
With the Summer Blockbusters set to open in theaters, Coach and I discuss the teams that were blockbusters on paper, but flopped at the box office.
You love 'em, you make 'em, and one month plus a few injuries later, you break 'em... Our 2015 MLB Season Preview! You can put it on the booooooard.... Yeeeeesss!
It doesn't matter if you win or lose, but that you look good doing it. We look at the good, the bad, and the ugly in the evolution of the Baseball uniform.
From Ruth to Robinson, Mantle to Clemente, we discuss the Heroes of Baseball, and what made them so.
Orwin Smith, former Georgia Tech RB, talks with RTB following his workout at the 2015 Georgia Tech Pro Day.
We meet the new Boss, how his "Pace of Play" Rules will impact the 2015 season and beyond, and look back at the Old Bosses.
From Cobb to Bonds, we discuss the best (and worst) Villains in baseball.
It happens every spring, from the dead of winter, hope springs eternal! Coach and I talk the beauty and value of spring training.
The great, lesser known works of Baseball Fiction.
Pledge to the Kickstarter to make "Running the Bases" a major-league website: http://kck.st/1Eb8YAd. Coach and I talk about why we love baseball, why you love baseball, and why baseball is for the people.
Max Scherzer to the Washington Borases for a Grillion dollars.
Love for Smoltz, debate over Biggio, "Hame of Hame" vs. "Hall of Very Good", and a look ahead to the 2016 ballot. All that, and a healthy serving from the Hot Stove.
We look forward to the Hall of Fame Vote, the big moves left on the Hot Stove, and back at Baseball in 2014.
Recorded Monday, December 8th. Coach and I discuss the Braves early moves, the 2014 Winter Meetings, and what in the hell are the Yankees doing?
Hall of Fame coach and University of Georgia legend Vince Dooley joins the podcast to talk Georgia/Georgia Tech, the many hats of head coach and athletic director, coaching young athletes, and finding peach in the Gardens of Athens.
Orwin Smith, former stand-out running back for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, joins us to talk Georgia/Georgia Tech "Clean Old-Fashioned Hate", choosing a sport growing up, and the life of a premier college athlete at the moment of going pro.
On Thanksgiving, three servings from the Hot Stove, and Coach and I discuss Baseball from the Land of the Rising Sun.
We talk with Atlanta residents and Braves fans John Evans and Sarah Barnes, as well as B's Bistro co-owner Pasha Psathas, about the Braves offseason, the impending move to Cobb County, and food.
We dissect the EOY Awards, the big trades and signings so far into the 2014 Hot Stove.
Looking back at the Baseball Octoberfest 2014, and predictions for the Hot Stove.
Michael Stoner, founder and owner of "Stoner Sports & Collectibles", talks about his life from JAG lawyer to Sports Trade Shows, his relationship with "The Mick", and his upcoming memorabilia shows.
As the Royals magical postseason moves to the World Series, Coach and I compare their "Roll" against some of the great runs in previous years, and what makes it so great to watch.
The joy of the Royals and Orioles, the enigma of the Cardinals and the Giants, the day of the Dead Ball, and 1930: The Greatest Year of the Hitter.
The 2014 Postseason begins with one of the great games of all time in Kansas City. The return of Great Baseball Towns in October, the end of Jeter, and what makes a player clutch.