Seamheads, we honor you this week on the #podcast ! Box scores, inside-the-park HRS, position players pitching, Mason Miller and Carlos Santana on our All-Singer Team. Mike Schur is our hilarious guest.
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The hilarious baseball dork Mike Schur talks Tony Gwynn, Leslie Knope, Jarrod Dyson, Manny Ramirez, Andy Dwyer, Pedro, Chad Ogea and the Immaculate Grid on this week’s podcast.

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Today at Oriole Park, they officially named the press box after dear friend Jim Henneman. He is one of the best baseball writers ever. No writer understands the playing of the game better than Henny. Congrats!!!

Ichiro Suzuki, Ruben Sierra, Whitey Ford, Tim Hudson and Damian Rolls are part of our All-Car Baseball Team. Here is the 15-man team. Apple Podcasts Is This A Great Game, Or What? podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/is-…

Podcast 5 is now out. Tito Francona talks baseball, setting a screen for Michael Jordan, s’mores, cribbage, Tito’s scooter and his $65 suit. So funny. Listen/watch at Is This A Great Game, Or What?

Podcast 5 is out now. We’ll talk Tyler Glasnow, great play-by-play guys, the Contreras brothers and Travis d’Arnaud. Tito Francona is our hilarious guest. Listen/watch at Is This A Great Game, Or What?

Happy Birthday Tito Francona! He will join us Tuesday 4/23 for our newest episode of Is This A Great Game, Or What?, link to listen is at GreatGameOrWhat.com

This week, we celebrate the the great Jackie Robinson. We also have the Quirkjians, we talk Cutch, Doc, Jackson Holliday and lots more. Episode four is out. GreatGameOrWhat.com

We love #TheMasters so much that we had Atlanta Braves Hall of Fame pitcher #JohnSmoltz on Is This A Great Game, Or What? to talk about playing golf with @tigerwoods
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The All Eclipse Team: C: Fernando Lunar. 1B: Sunny Jim Bottomley. 2B: Moon Mullen. 3B: Ray Knight. SS: Alvin Dark. OF: Jorge Soler, Wally Moon, Skye Bolt. P: Sun-Woo Kim. P: Ken Cloude.

Did you know that Texas Rangers GM is the tallest player to hit a triple in MLB history? We asked him about it on this week's episode of Is This A Great Game, Or What?
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Which MLB manager went dogsledding? Plus, Quirkjians from the first week of the season. Also, Texas Rangers GM Chris Young celebrates March Madness with us as a former college basketball player. Episode two is out now! GreatGameOrWhat.com
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Not only is today #OpeningDay it's also the launch of the weekly baseball #podcast with my son, Jeff Kurkjian. Listen/watch at GreatGameOrWhat.com and #ApplePodcasts #Spotify #YouTube #Pandora #AmazonMusic

Tomorrow is Opening Day. For all of our great baseball fans, this is the last worthless evening that we’ll have to spend.

Just joined Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz to talk about the new podcast I started with my son. Thanks for having me.
If you want to listen, visit GreatGameOrWhat.com to watch our trailer, first episode drops Thursday.

It’s a dream come true for a proud father: my son, Jeff Kurkjian, and I will launch a father-son baseball podcast on Opening Day March 28. After that, it will run every Tuesday of the season. Watch our trailer, follow the show at GreatGameOrWhat.com!

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The great Earl Weaver once told me that he would take “all shortstops” in the June draft “because they’re the best athletes on the field, they can play anywhere.” There were shortstops all over the field this morning in SD-LA game.

It’s nearly certain that Gerrit Cole and Blake Snell won’t start Opening Day. The last time the reigning Cy Young winners did not start Opening Day was 2005 (Clemens-Santana). Before that was 1982 (Valenzuela-Fingers, a reliever).

Mookie Betts moving from RF to SS - since 1900, two players have played 70 games at SS after playing 100+ games in the OF the prior season: Tom Tresh (1968) and Tony Womack (2000). Chris Taylor calls Betts “the best athlete I’ve ever played with.”

Saw the Yankees. A rival exec is worried that with Juan Soto and improved health, the Yankees might score 250 more runs than they did last year. Whoa. Six teams since 1900 have done that, the last being the 1977 White Sox.