Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney ESPN
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ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney leads the baseball discussion alongside other top analysts.
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Yankee Stadium
The podcast hits the road with a stop in Yankee Stadium for Sunday Night Baseball. First, Buster, Karl Ravech, David Cone and Eduardo Pérez park the Clown Car in the broadcast booth at Yankee Stadium to recap the series between New York and Los Angeles. Then, Jorge Castillo provides an injury update on Gerrit Cole. Later, David Vassegh on the Dodgers. Plus, Ravy’s interview with Aaron Boone. And a special edition of Bleacher Tweets from the bleachers.
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Clown Car 11:20
Jorge Castillo 22:45
David Vassegh 30:48
Karl Ravech w/ Aaron Judge 38:02
Bleacher Tweets 47:45
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Power On Power
Jake Peavy and Buster discuss an epic pitching matchup on Sunday Night Baseball between Luis Gil and the Yankees against Tyler Glasnow and the Dodgers. Then, the final episode in "The Hader Rules" saga. Next, Todd Radom shares week's Ballpark & Beyond and administers the quiz. Later, Sarah Langs plays an excruciating edition of The Numbers Game. And finally, Jeff Passan and Buster go rapid-fire on potential trades.
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5:54 Jake Peavy
19:07 The Hader Rules EP5
36:38 Todd Radom
48:11 Sarah Langs
54:33 Jeff Passan
1:08:50 Bleacher Tweets
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Baseball Poetry
Hembo and Buster discuss if the Dodgers need another bat to win a title, how Guardians’ lineups have gone from liability to asset, disastrous starts from Blake Snell and Jordan Montgomery, and Tucupita Marcona getting a lifetime MLB ban for betting on baseball. Then, Brewers first baseman Rhys Hoskins stops by to talk about his return to Philadelphia, chatting with J.T. Realmuto behind the plate, William Contreras, when Milwaukee’s offense started to blossom, and how he would feel facing the Phillies in the playoffs.
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12:05 Hembo
29:55 Rhys Hoskins
42:22 The Hader Rules E4
48:18 Bleacher Tweets
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Meet Brandon Crawford
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Alden Gonzalez and Buster discuss famous “welcome to the league” moments in baseball, the Padres losing Yu Darvish and Joe Musgrove, the Yankees feeling dominant, and Shohei Ohtani appearing momentarily mortal. Then, Sarah Langs and Buster chat from Citizens Bank Park about addressing the Phillies clubhouse on Lou Gehrig Day, her mom meeting Brandon Crawford and Mookie Betts leadoff home runs. Next, Eduardo Pérez from the Clown Car on why Masyn Winn should bat lead off for the Cardinals and Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins fending off teams from his players.
9:44 Alden Gonzalez
26:45 Sarah Langs
34:05 Clown Car w/ Eduardo Pérez
45:50 E:60 on Langs
57:39 Bleacher Tweets
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All Hands Off Deck
Karl Ravech and Buster discuss the Mets spiraling, Angel Hernandez retiring and Sunday Night Baseball between Cardinals-Phillies. Then, Hembo talks about MLB incorporating the Negro Leagues’ statistics and the loss of Ronald Acuña Jr. for the season. Next, Eric Hosmer on finally filing retirement papers and the Royals’ 100-win pace. Later, episode three of The Hader Rules. Plus, who did Sarah meet at Mets-Dodgers? And, Todd Radom has the Ballpark & Beyond, and the weekly quiz.
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6:35 Karl Ravech
19:12 Hembo
33:43 Eric Hosmer
44:20 The Hader Rules E3
50:49 Sarah Langs
59:44 Todd Radom
1:08:19 Bleacher Tweets
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Basic Training with Paul Skenes
Paul Skenes and Buster discuss how Skenes transitioned out of hitting at LSU, handling media attention, his freshman year at the Air Force Academy and the first time he hit triple digits on the radar gun. Next, episode two of The Hader Rules. Then, Cubs manger Craig Counsell offers his perspective on Josh Hader’s usage rules and his contract with the Astros. Then, David Cone talks about tarp sliding, the Cubs and Cardinals searching for identity, Aaron Judge’s slug, and Skenes’ polish. Later, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game.
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9:53 Paul Skenes
23:24 The Hader Rules E2
30:26 Craig Counsell
34:39 David Cone
45:02 Sarah Langs
51:20 Bleacher Tweets
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Customer Reviews
100% agree with Bogey Brad
Love Buster but don’t like to listen when Ravech is on, which is often. He just rambles and by the end of it you are left wondering what was the point of all that. Please have Shoenfield on more, or Karabell and Cockcroft to talk some fantasy once in a while.
Also on Monday May 2 episode the segment with Sarah Langs sounded like it was in slo-mo or am I crazy?
Stick to baseball
I enjoyed this podcast for several years and really enjoy the Todd Radom segments as well as some of the broadcasters and commentators who aren’t on a National Broadcast team. I don’t listen much anymore because of the pandering to this group and that group of people, and how this person is breaking barriers, etc. I get enough of that from all other avenues of media, I’m just here for baseball.
Buster Olney sucks.
This show is terrible. Buster thinks he knows more baseball and he doesn't. Go listen to Baseball Today with Rose and Plouffe. At least they talk about baseball and not how good they are. ESPN generally sucks if it's not the NFL and NBA.