I began talking about the MLB Draft and I wound up trying to figure out the direction of my life and the podcast and somehow I compare myself to Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Typical baseball stuff.

Ep. 1326 - Questions About The Draft And The Future Of The Podcast - 6 - 10 - 2016

After years of communication and podcast appearances, I finally got to meet Lisa Swan of Subway Squawkers in person. We talked in the Upper West Side about the state of the Yankees.

Ep. 1349 - Meeting Lisa Swan In Person And Talking Yankees- 7 - 3-2016

The Kevin Durant signing in the NBA reminded me how close the 2003 Red Sox came to being beloved and members of the 2004 champs were almost obscure.

Ep. 1351 - Grady Little, Kevin Durant And The Fragility Of Reality - 7 - 5-2016

I have thoughts on the All Star Game. Pitchers are not facing enough batters. Players are being lifted too quickly. And I still don't understand why the American League was the home team in San Diego. Plus I realize that being fair is irrelevant in baseball.

Ep. 1359 - All Star Game Thoughts And Being Fair Is Irrelevant - 7 - 13 - 2016

I talk about the process of making the latest In Memoriam video

Ep. 1361 - Making the In Memoriam Video - 7-15-2016

The White Sox should wave a white flag. Meanwhile the Marlins, of all teams, could be the team we should all fear this October.

Ep. 1368 - White Sox Need To Rebuild And Look Out For The Marlins - 7 - 22 - 2016

Domestic violence will continue to be an issue as long as the likes of Cubs manager Joe Maddon and USA Today writer Bob Nightengale keep belittling the seriousness of it.

Ep. 1373 - Aroldis Chapman, The Cubs And Why Bob Nightengale Is Wrong - 7 - 26 - 2016

The Blue Jays can win the Division and a winnable AL this year. They need to go on a shopping spree and fill any holes. They can be one of those unique team that gives many players their only ring.

Ep. 1374 - The Blue Jays Need To Go Shopping - 7 - 28 - 2016

Can we put a stop to any more books about the 1986 Mets please?

Is it a reflection of Gen Xers being as precious with OUR childhood as Baby Boomers were to theirs?

Ep. 1375 - Enough With The 1986 Mets Books - 7-29-2016

Giants pitcher Matt Moore almost threw a no hitter, and my dad and I watched the game together. 

Ep. 1403 - Watching the Matt Moore Game with my Dad - 8-26-2016

Astros blogger, podcaster and photographer (as well as superfan) Richard Perez joins the podcast to talk about the memorable 2017 Division Winning season in Houston.

Talking Astros in the Postseason with Richard Perez - September 25, 2017

I inexplicably fell down walking home this morning and the Red Sox did the same thing this evening.

I fall down and the Red Sox do as well - September 29, 2017

Jason Keidel of WFAN returns to the podcast to talk about the surprising run by the 2017 Yankees and the bizarre dismissal of Joe Girardi.

Talking Yankees and their potential managers with Jason Keidel

The A's stadium plan at a local college fell through. They HAVE to come up with a solution soon, even if it is a painful divorce.

A sense of urgency with the A's Stadium - December 8, 2017

Merry Christmas to my Sully Baseball followers. Whether you celebrate the holiday or not, I am giving a gift to you all...

A trip to the ballpark.

OK, so I can't REALLY do that, but I can do the next best thing. I recorded today's podcast at a late September game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres at Dodger Stadium. I am joined by my friend Michael X. Ferraro, the great sports writer.

We hang out, watch the game, chat and see a few runs be scored.

Enjoy this bit of baseball fun on Christmas for this episode of Sully Baseball.

Merry Christmas from Dodger Stadium - December 25, 2017

I have talked so many times about my dislike of beanball wars I decided to take a new tactic. Today, I SANG about it. 

I recorded before and after the Red Sox - Yankees game to show how the narrative regarding fights is always retroactively written.

I Sing About Baseball Brawls - April, 12, 2018

While standing outside in San Francisco, I share my initial thoughts of the trade deadline.

The Pirates may have helped themselves the most, bleeding into 2019. The Nationals probably should have seen what Harper could have fetched.

But the Mets botched the entire day and continue to doom their franchise.

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First Impressions of the Trade Deadline While in San Francisco - July 31, 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 World Series is over and now we go off to face life without the respite of baseball for a while.

I had to take a few weeks off as life caught up with me and I will continue to go on hiatus. But I wanted to say hello, especially after my Red Sox won it all.

A Quick Hello After The Good Bye To Baseball - October 29, 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

Hello fans of Sully Baseball! I am back after an extended break in time to do that always fruitless exercise of making predictions for the season.

I make my post season and individual award picks and will forever doom a franchise because I am ALWAYS wrong.

Futile Predictions for the 2019 Season - March 17, 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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Follow us on Twitter
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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.
Join the Bull Durham Minute Dugout on Facebook
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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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