
The Baseball Book Club is a baseball history podcast that brings the game’s rich past to life through classic and contemporary baseball books. Hosts John Cheslock and Leroy Estep study forgotten players, iconic moments, legendary seasons, and the stories that shaped America’s pastime.
Through lively discussions and thoughtful analysis, the show explores not only baseball history, but the game’s la... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsArtsBaseballBooks | |||

In this special Best Of episode, we revisit two unforgettable moments that helped shape baseball’s mythology.
First, we look back at the legend of Bo Jackson—a once-in-a-generation athlete whose power, speed, and sheer presence still feel larger tha... more
In this episode of The Baseball Book Club, John Cheslock and Leroy Estep look into the latest Hot Stove activity as teams shuffle rosters and prepare for a new baseball season. The conversation blends current baseball news with the historical perspec... more
The crew is back together for a special, offseason episode. Leroy chimes in with a Hot Corner and John will speak with a guest as they discuss what may be the greatest decade of baseball.
Few pitchers in baseball history combined intelligence, precision and dominance like Christy Mathewson, Greg Maddux and Pedro Martinez.
In the season finale, John and Leroy examine what set these three legends apart — from Mathewson’s artistry with... more
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Awesome show. A baseball Oasis.
Love the show guys! Really enjoy learning about the history of baseball. Keep it up!
An absolute enjoyable and informative podcast. I can never get enough and look forward to another season.
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Engaging in the rich tapestry of baseball history, the focus lies on exploring both classic and contemporary baseball literature. Discussions revolve around forgotten players, legendary seasons, and defining moments that have shaped America's favorite pastime, allowing listeners to appreciate not just the game itself, but its cultural resonance and communal impact. Through lively dialogues and analytical perspectives, the content delves into intricate tales, connecting each narrative to broader themes of memory and history, making it appealing for a diverse audience of baseball enthusiasts, literary fans, and cultural historians alike.
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