Reversing Season Ending Pitching Injuries
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In this episode, we dive deep into the alarming rise in season-ending injuries among MLB pitchers over the decades and explore the solutions that could transform the game. From UCL tears to rotator cuff injuries, the data shows a staggering increase in disabled list stints from the 1970s to today. What’s causing this epidemic, and how can it be reversed? We’ll cover improper pitching mechanics, modern training methods, and the impact of velocity-driven strategies. Featuring insights from biomechanics research and industry experts, this episode offers a roadmap for improving pitcher health...
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Busting 3 Legendary MLB Myths Once and For All!
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Step up to the plate as we tackle some of baseball's most intriguing myths in BUSTED: MLB Myths. From Babe Ruth’s legendary called shot in the 1932 World Series to the science behind corked bats and the impact of doctored baseballs, we explore the tales that have fascinated fans for generations. Are these stories fact or fiction? In this episode, we dive deep into: MYTH #1: Did Babe Ruth really call his home run shot? MYTH #2: Do corked bats send baseballs flying farther? MYTH #3: Can slippery, doctored balls truly break more? Listen in as we unravel the truth behind these iconic moments...
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Building Murderers’ Row – Roster Strategy and the 2024 Dodgers’ Comparison
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In this episode of the Baseball Classics Podcast, host Dean Patino takes you on a journey through the iconic "Murderers’ Row," examining the legendary roster construction of the 1927 New York Yankees and comparing it to modern-day team-building strategies. How does the 2024 Dodgers' lineup measure up? From historical analysis to modern metrics, this episode explores: The key elements that made the 1927 Yankees an enduring baseball powerhouse. Strategic insights into constructing a roster capable of dominating an era. A detailed breakdown of the Dodgers’ strengths and areas for improvement...
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Slugger Showdowns: 1970s Trivia Challenge
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Step up to the plate and test your knowledge of the powerhouse hitters who dominated Major League Baseball during the 1970s in this trivia-packed episode! From legendary MVPs to record-breaking sluggers, we dive into the stories, stats, and unforgettable moments that defined a golden age of baseball offense. Can you name the National League MVP from 1970? How about the player who crushed the most home runs of the decade? And do you know who led the league in RBIs throughout those iconic years? With questions covering everything from Hank Aaron’s historic record-breaking homer to...
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The Hall of Fame Case for Dick Allen
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Every MLB fan should visit to experience real-time insights, exclusive stats, and interactive tools that bring the excitement of the game to life like never before! In this compelling episode, we delve deep into the case for Dick Allen’s long-overdue induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. A seven-time All-Star, 1964 Rookie of the Year, and 1972 American League MVP, Allen wasn’t just a great player; he was one of the most dominant hitters of his era. His .292 career batting average, 351 home runs, and an eye-popping 156 OPS+—placing him ahead of legendary Hall of Famers like Willie...
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Greatest Pitchers By Decade 1901-2020
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Greatest Pitchers by Decade – Baseball Classics DiamondCast Get articles like the one in this episode when you get Baseball Classics Magazine Free every month, sign up at Join us as we take a fascinating journey through Major League Baseball history, spotlighting the most dominant pitchers of each decade from 1901 through 2019. This Baseball Classics podcast dives into the legends who redefined pitching, including iconic names like Christy Mathewson, Walter Johnson, Sandy Koufax, Greg Maddux, and Clayton Kershaw. In this episode, we uncover: The evolution of pitching dominance and criteria...
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Decline of Starting Pitchers: What Happened to MLB’s Workhorses?
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Get the article in this episode inside Baseball Classics Magazine November 2024 Issue Free at In this episode, we dive into the fascinating evolution of Major League Baseball’s starting pitchers. Once celebrated as the iron men of the game, pitchers like Christy Mathewson and Nolan Ryan routinely pitched complete games, showing endurance and grit. Today, however, starting pitchers are often pulled after just four or five innings. What caused this dramatic shift? Key Topics Covered: Historical Role of Starting Pitchers: Early legends like Christy Mathewson and Nolan Ryan set records with...
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Baseball Classics All-Time Greats - Detroit Tigers
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The Detroit Tigers joined the American League when it began in 1901 and ever since have been one of the most storied franchises in MLB history. Ty Cobb was the initial face of the Tigers when he joined in 1905 and many other greats since such as Greenberg, Kaline, Newhouse, and their last 30-game winner Denny McLain. Find out who else made the list and why as well as other who just missed.
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1969 Chicago Cubs Collapse
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What really happened? Up 9 1/2 games over the Mets on August 19th, but collapsed finishing 8 games out. Tune in to find out! www.BaseballClassicsBaseballGame.com
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Baseball Classics All-Time Greats - New York Mets
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In 1962 Major League Baseball welcomed a new team to the National League named the New York Mets. They were greeted with much fan fare, then went on to set a record for the worst record in the 162 regular season format with a mere 40 wins, an underwhelming .250 winning percentage. However this great franchise took the baseball world by storm only several years later becoming World Series Champions as the “Miracle Mets”! The Mets went on to collect their second title in 1986. Let's review the 24 greatest players in their 50+ year Major League Baseball history.
info_outlineThe Detroit Tigers joined the American League when it began in 1901 and ever since have been one of the most storied franchises in MLB history. Ty Cobb was the initial face of the Tigers when he joined in 1905 and many other greats since such as Greenberg, Kaline, Newhouse, and their last 30-game winner Denny McLain. Find out who else made the list and why as well as other who just missed.