Excellent resource for baseball history fans. I especially enjoyed the Baseball Team Autopsy series. Incredibly well researched and presented. Thank You!!

A fun listen. A good job extracting interesting anecdotes. One star off for some glaring fact errors.

This podcasts information should not be accepted as true. In the episode about the St. Louis Browns there were at least three statements that were incorrect with the worst saying that the St. Louis Browns lost to the Dodgers in the 1947 World Series. The New York Yankees defeated the Dodgers in the 1947 World Series. The only World Series the Dodgers won in Brooklyn was 1955. Number two, Larry Doby was the first black player in the American League he debuted for Cleveland two weeks before Willard Brown did with the St. Louis Browns. And finally the St Louis Browns of the American Association are today’s St. Louis Cardinals, not separate organizations. The Cardinals like the Dodgers, Pirates, and current day Cincinnati Reds moved to the National League but were originally American Association teams. Not sure what else in any of these shows is wildly inaccurate.

This is a podcast that is great for baseball fans. The only thing is is it takes a while to get new episodes. But really good podcast.

If you enjoy history, baseball, or both, you will enjoy this podcast. The information shared is researched, formatted, and delivered with high quality.

First off, I’m a huge baseball! This is one of the best baseball history podcasts I’ve listened to. I’m only 20 episodes in, but I love the context, and they way you tell the stories and explain the history. Keep it up!

I highly highly recommend this podcast for anyone who likes baseball. Jefferey does a fantastic job with each and every episode. His story telling really draws you in! Awesome topics supported by great research. 100 out of 10!!

Great show. The new episode is fantastic, thanks! Glad you are back. Please watch the mouth clicks! You know, the tongue clacking, smacking of the lips: I think you can digitally filter them out. They usually happen at the beginning of your sentence after a previously long sentence. Maybe back up from the mic a bit too, and use a physical filter. How can you not mention that the Brooklyn Dodgers won the World Series in 1955? Also Robert Moses was an absolute racist, that should always be brought up whenever his name is mentioned.

I just recently found this show and I have really enjoyed the deep dives into the topics chosen, particularly the team autopsies. Very well done!

Love this podcast about the history of baseball

As a huge baseball fan and a history teacher this is my absolute favorite podcast to enjoy and learn from. I’ve gained so much knowledge from this podcast that I share facts from it to my students in class. The baseball team athletes really dig the history and it helps with my ‘street cred’ LOL. Please continue making these great podcasts!

I love old time baseball and the Negro leagues. Really enjoy the podcast. The shows are perfect length and breaks and detail. Really sounds good and always great content. Thankful to have found it.

I absolutely love this podcast! As a huge baseball fan I have learned so much listening to this.

Well researched, informative podcast for avid baseball fans. Highly recommend!

This man seems like a great reporter. Very professional and well spoken. Not to mention, he does his research! He is super interesting to listen to.

I was looking for podcasts on classic baseball history and stories and I came across Rounders. I like the stories at night when I'm going to bed. Very interesting. Sometimes I wish the episodes were longer but I guess that just means I want more of a good thing!

Thanks for the thoughtful well researched episodes.

Just discovered the podcast and am HOOKED! Will be listening to the previous ones to catch up !

I like this podcast and the host’s earnest efforts to tell stories about baseball. It is a collection and blend of known and little known characters, descriptions, and stories that illustrate that baseball is not just a game but a culture. One error that needs to be addressed is from the story entitled “Fans Behaving Badly.” Sports columnist, Shirley Povich, was referred to as a female, yet was actually a man and the father of TV talk show Maury Povich. Thank you , Dr. Michael S. Bishop

This is a great podcast. I’m a huge baseball fan and it’s great hearing baseball history that I was unaware of.

I’ve only been listening for 5 minutes it’s still the best baseball podcast.

This is such a well done podcast. The amount of research put in and the way it’s presented keeps me listening whenever there is a new episode. It even got my girlfriend into baseball! Can’t wait for more to come!

It’s clear that Jeff loves baseball. There are plenty of interesting stories for casual fans and baseball nuts alike. If you like baseball, history or just good stories, this is the podcast for you. Keep up the great work!

This podcast really focuses on the history of the game and does an amazing job finding parts of that history that are usually overlooked. Well researched and accessible. Worth subscribing to.

This is a great podcast for any sports fan. Well done and informative.