In our Bean Brawls episode we talk about how Bob Horner who was on the IL with a broken arm, got into uniform in order get into the melee! RIP

Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. (I guess)

Brutal strike 3 call blue

Milt May drove in MLB's one millionth run (or so thought at the time) earning one million Tootsie Rolls for his teammate Bob Watson who scored. Watson beat Dave Concepcion - who had just hit a homer in Cincinnati - in a foot race nearly 2400 miles apart.

New Episode on Houston Astros Ace Don Wilson! Wilson was one of the best pitchers of the late 60’s/early 70’s. In his short time he etched his name into the history books but his life & career ended tragically, leaving more questions than answers podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/s...

One of the most disgusting facts I ever learned about a food product partially contributed to one of my favourite episodes of Sean and Eds Do Baseball open.spotify.com/episode/1ujH...

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147 Episodes of weird, wacky, tragic baseball history!!! You won’t find us covering Babe Ruth or Ted Williams. Instead, we like to take turns researching the oddballs, drunks and criminals. The overlooked and unknown. These are stories you won’t find on PBS! podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/s...

When Hoffman is on the mound

Me watching the Jays this April

Tawa-ble luck for Tawa on that one.

We are sad to hear about the passing of Garret Anderson, an all time great Angel who along with The Rally Monkey was integral to the Angels' 2002 World Series victory. open.spotify.com/episode/5aYH...

Okamoto; cmon bro.

New York, you're drunk

You fucking did it didn’t you

My inlaws hate the Brewers uniforms and logo, and now I'm wondering what other indefensible sports takes I'm marrying into.

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Happy Anniversary Sean Boy. @doingbaseball.bsky.social

Never felt such relief to see a game tied.

Are you guys fucking kidding me!?

Dan, I don't wanna hear about any more injuries right now.

49 years ago today, on a snowy day at Exhibition Stadium, the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Chicago White Sox 9-5 in their first-ever game. Let's remember Doug Ault today. He had two home runs in that first game, including the first in Blue Jays' history. Were you there?

Not the exact same thing but remember the time we went to see Horse The Band and were surprised to find out they weren't the headliner but in fact Poison The Well was? What a treat.

Ed Delahanty

The worst part of watching the Jays struggling is the irrational belief that I am somehow responsible.

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Way to jinx it Dan

God Bless Lenny Randle

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WE ARE SO BACK

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It’s March. There’s 160 of these games left. My nerves are gonna go through it.

How I wish I was in Sherbrooke now.

We usually like to go a little deeper into the obscure but I enjoyed telling Sean about this first class hall of famer and alleged first class smug asshole.