Remembering the moments where both teams had a chance to clinch at the same time. Plus my brother witnesses another grand slam

Ep. 928 - Series that could have been clinched by either team on the same pitch - 5-9-2015

Sure the 3,000 hit club is cool, but the 5,000 times on base list might be the best group of offensive players.

Ep. 1480 - Thinking about the 5000 Club - 11-11-2016

Chris Sale was dealt to the Red Sox from the White Sox... and oddly it could make a lot of sense for both teams.

Ep. 1506 - Chris Sale Changes His Sox And Other Puns - 12 - 7-2016

Attention White Sox fans! The next few years will not feature a lot of wins for your team and LOTS for the Cubs. But if you stay loyal to your team, the amazing rebuilding process by the GM will reward you soon.

Ep. 1509 - The White Sox Fans Get Ready For Good Times In A Few Years - 12 - 10 - 2016

I visited the Ebbets Field Apartments in Flatbush Brooklyn. This was once the home of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Ep. 1512 - Visiting Ebbetts Field In Brooklyn - 12 - 13 - 2016

If the Mets fanbase can be traced back to the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants, then CitiField needs to honor a few Giants, including John McGraw.

Ep. 1514 - Honoring The Giants At CitiField - 12 - 15 - 2016

The Raiders are trying to squeeze hundreds of millions of dollars out of Oakland for a new stadium. Why does Oakland bend over backwards for the Raiders and not the A's? And the A's should think of breaking up with Oakland.

Ep. 1518 - The A's And Oakland Have A Dysfuctional Relationship - 12 - 19 - 2016

There are no Colorado Rockies in the Hall of Fame. Larry Walker and Todd Helton might change that.

Ep. 1540 - There Will Be Rockies In Cooperstown - 1 - 10 - 2017

The city of San Diego is now a one team city. The Padres have the city to themselves. Fans need to support them like never before.

Ep. 1541 - San Diego now belongs to only the Padres - 1-11-2017

It is the 10 year anniversary of the Red Sox second championship this century. The legacy of the team is not a cute and cuddly one.

Ep. 1556 - The Strange Legacy of the 2007 Red Sox - 1-26-2017

Tom Brunansky made a great catch to clinch the 1990 AL East Division for the Red Sox. I remembered looking for a place in New York to watch the game. And comedian Mike Donovan recorded the catch on video. Today those two actions would be taken for granted. In 1990, they took determination to do.

Ep. 1563 - The Brunansky Catch And Modern Baseball Technology - 2 - 2-2007

SUNDAY REQUEST - @thestartingbloc wondered if I spent too much time focusing on the negative with Aroldis Chapman in the World Series as opposed to accentuating the many positive stories. Sometimes shedding light on the negative is important.

Ep. 1566 - SUNDAY REQUEST - Be On The Right Side Of History - 2 - 4-2017

Mike Ilitch passed away, ending a proud era in Tigers history and opening up a new day filled with questions and possibly not as much spending.

Ep. 1572 - RIP Mike Ilitch - 2 - 11 - 2017

Gene Michael has passed away without getting his due credit. Let's fix that. The Indians and Diamondbacks can't lose and LA can't win.

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Honoring Stick Michael, Hot in Cleveland and Arizona and the LA Narrative - September 8, 2017

Veterans might be having a hard time signing long term deals. But the contracts handed out to Jose Altuve and Eugenio Suàrez show baseball's trend of paying players for their prime is not going away. Plus some thoughts on an improving Phillies team.

Sign Them While They Are Young - March 17, 2018

The Yankees should be very worried if their bats remain this dead into October. Meanwhile, say what you want about the Rays new "Opener System." But it works and since late May, they are one of the best teams in baseball.

Yankee Bats Are Not Hot While Tampa Bay's Pitching System Works - September 19, 2018

One thing is certain about the National League post season chase: Trying to predict it is an act of futility. I compared it to David Lynch's surreal movie Mulholland Drive. Trust me, the comparison makes sense.

The NL Postseason Chase and Mulholland Drive - September 27, 2018

The potential for full chaos at the end of the season was there in the National League. I checked in bit by bit throughout the day as the NL is STILL undecided after 162 games!

Going through the last day of the season... or possibly the last day - September 30, 2018

As Vin Scully would say, not a bad opening act for the post season. Tony Wolters becomes the hero and demonstrates why baseball is so wonderful in creating unlikely immortals.

Meanwhile Cub fans will take comfort that hurtful losses like this no longer have the baggage of the Cursed Days of the team.

Tony Wolters, Requiem For The Cubs and A Great Opening act - October 3, 2018

Happy New Year. I recorded my first podcast of 2019 looking over the remains of Candlestick Park and contemplating timelessness.

New Years Day at Candlestick - January 1, 2019

Big news for fans of the Sully Baseball Podcast. I will be hosting a new show for the Locked On Podcasting Network called LOCKED ON MLB.

The new show will launch on Monday March 25th.

The show will cover baseball like we did in this podcast. I will talk about the state of the game, pennant races, uniforms, alternate timelines, stadium food and anything else that pops in my head.

Essentially it will be a way to continue to travel down the River Sully in this upcoming exciting season.

Make sure to subscribe on whatever platform you listen to podcasts and let's have a fun 2019 season.

ANNOUNCEMENT - On March 25, 2019, Join your pal Sully on LOCKED ON MLB

This is a sneak preview of the brand new movies by minute podcast Bull Durham Minute. I am the host and will be breaking down the 1988 classic Bull Durham one minute at a time. 

This podcast will be appearing on its own feed that you can subscribe to starting in January, 2020.

In this minute I go over the origin of the podcast and salute Orion Pictures

Sneak Preview - BULL DURHAM MINUTE - Episode 1

This is a sneak preview of the brand new movies by minute podcast Bull Durham Minute. I am the host and will be breaking down the 1988 classic Bull Durham one minute at a time.

This podcast will be appearing on its own feed that you can subscribe to starting in January, 2020.

For Minute 2, Tierney Steele (@OneSteeleSister ) joins the show and reveals that she has never seen Bull Durham. That does not matter. She watched the first 3 minutes without context and she already loves Susan Sarandon, even if she is not crazy about her accent nor her interior decoration.
Join the Bull Durham Minute Dugout on Facebook
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Sneak Preview - BULL DURHAM MINUTE - Episode 2

This is a sneak preview of the brand new movies by minute podcast Bull Durham Minute. I am the host and will be breaking down the 1988 classic Bull Durham one minute at a time.

This podcast will be appearing on its own feed that you can subscribe to starting in January, 2020.

For Minute 3, Tierney Steele (@OneSteeleSister )returns to talk about how fabulous Susan Sarandon is putting on make up, the incredible year of comedy that was 1988 and Iain Sclater's birthday party in 1980.
Join the Bull Durham Minute Dugout on Facebook
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Sneak Preview - BULL DURHAM MINUTE - Episode 3

This is a sneak preview of the brand new movies by minute podcast Bull Durham Minute. I am the host and will be breaking down the 1988 classic Bull Durham one minute at a time.

This podcast will be appearing on its own feed that you can now subscribe to on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

For minute 4, Dan Epstein, the author of Stars and Strikes and Big Hair and Plastic Grass joins the show to talk baseball, rock and roll, baseball movies and North Carolina.
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Sneak Preview - BULL DURHAM MINUTE - Episode 4

I am using the old Sully Baseball feed to vent some thoughts. I am still hosting the podcast at Locked on MLB. But I felt like some of my more negative thoughts on starting the game should exist in a sponsor free zone.

I will come back from time to time on this feed to vent honestly and express how I feel that baseball opening in a pandemic is a new level of irresponsibility.

The Honesty Files Part 1 - They Shoud Not Be Playing

Sure it is fun to have ballgames on. But the outbreak on the Marlins squad show that it is not smart.

The Honesty Files Part 2- This is Fun but Dumb

I am back to vent about the insanity about baseball in the age of COVID. The Marlins can't play for a few days and players are taking votes about where to travel.
This is insane!!!

The Honesty Files Part 3: Of Jocks and Billionaires

Rob Manfred says he will not quit regarding the 2020 season. You know what? Maybe he should. Quitting is not always a bad thing!

The Honesty Files Part 4: It Is OK To Quit

Just a quick New Year's Message from your pal Sully at the corner of Orange Grove and Colorado in Pasadena.

A Happy New Year Sully Baseball Message

Love baseball? Need a daily fix of talking baseball? Comedian and TV producer Paul Francis Sullivan (call him Sully) posts an original podcast every single day, 365 days a year unless it is a leap year and then he is going to do another one. Throughout the season, playoffs and off season, Sully makes his observations, voices his opinions and brings on guests like former major league players and writers and actors, including Joe Mantegna. Agree with him or not, there is always thoughtful, funny and passionate baseball talk every single day since October 24, 2012. Sully has been a producer on TV shows such as The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and Ax Men and has appeared on ESPN2 and HBO Sports to talk baseball.

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