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O this episode, the guys discuss the life and career of Stan Musial. As a Cardinal great, his career tells a stellar story. As always, please like, rate and subscribe.

After a brief hiatus, the guys are back. This episode covers the Cy Young Award. The boys cover a brief history of the award, voting 'controversies' as well as some possibly biased opinions of this year's NL voting results.

This time around, the guys discuss Mike Piazza. Commonly known for his time with the Mets, there is a lot more to his story. As always, please like, rate and subscribe. Topic ideas? [email protected]

On this episode, the guys discuss the career of Mo Vaughn. As a former Red Sox, Angel's and Met's slugger, he set the stage for the longball era of Major League Baseball. As always, please like, rate and SUBSCRIBE. [email protected] for topic suggestions.

In this episode, the guys discuss the life and career of Henry ‘Hank’ Aaron. He still holds several offensive career records that may not be beaten. As always, please like, rate and subscribe. For episode ideas, [email protected]

On this episode, the guys discuss the prime of the Mariner's Franchise, the 90's. Thanks again to Wyatt for requesting this topic. As always, please like, rate and subscribe to Baseball History:101 wherever you listen.

On this episode, Matthew, Patrick (and his dog Lebowski) talk about all of the strikes and lockouts in Major League Baseball's history.

During this episode, the guys give a rundown of the careers of the announced 2023 Baseball Hall of Fame inductees. Fred "The Crime Dog" McGriff and Scott Rolen. 

On this episode, the guys cover Ernie Banks. Mr. Cub was a legitimate player in the game both culturally and on the field. As always, please like, rate, share and subscribe. Also, please send topic ideas to [email protected]

On this episode, the guys discuss Joe DiMaggio, widely considered one of the greatest ball players of all time. He is best known for his 56 game hitting streak in 1941 which is still the record today. As always, please like, rate, review and subscribe. For topic ideas, email [email protected]

On this episode, the guys discuss Bobby Thompson's 1951 homer at the Polo grounds in game 3 of a three-game playoff to win the NL pennant.  As always, please like, rate and subscribe. For topic ideas, [email protected]

On this episode, as you can guess, the guys discuss the life and career of a top class right fielder and humanitarian. Roberto Clemente, although having passed away almost fifty years ago is still a household name amongst baseball fans.  As always, please like, rate, subscribe and share our podcast with your friends.  For topic suggestions, please shoot us a line at [email protected]