Moe’s World - The Baseball Podcast

Moe’s World - The Baseball Podcast is hosted by MoeAtlanta. Long-time baseball fan with views and perspectives that sound like a Friday Happy Hour Bar discussion with friends. Various topics will be discussed and suggestions are very encouraged. We are now doing a NEW IN SEASON schedule for releasing new episodes every OTHER Friday. Yep, so make sure you look for our next episode. Each episode is approximately 20 minutes long. Join us for Moe's World - The Baseball Podcast!

Moe’s World - The Baseball Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by MoeAtlanta, with 85 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

MoeAtlanta hosts Moe’s World - The Baseball Podcast, a sports show with 85 episodes published.

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  Episode #20

  Season 3 - Episode 20 - The PLAYOFFS!

  Oct 1, 202619 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Season 3 - Episode 20 - The Playoffs! - How can we not start with them. Wow! Are you surprised already? Happy? Sad? With the outcomes? We are in production of our Podcast BEFORE the Braves vs Phillies series has been decided. Amazingly, all the other series are over! Yes, short and sweet! Yankees 2 Games to 0 over the Red Sox This one was brutal if you are a Red Sox fan and what you didn’t expect if you are a Yankee fan. You gotta admit…this series the Yankees looked good. The Red Sox, obviously playing .500 since their May-June streak had shot their load. They just didn’t hit, pitch or play worth a shit. That’s the Playoffs…they were COLD entering the playoffs and it was their death. The Yankees riding Cam Schlittler and Max Fried, PLUS scoring 18 runs to the Red Sox 2, made this a quick killing. Now…can the Yanks compete with the Rays? White Sox 2 Games to 0 over Astros Another nice easy series win for the surprising White Sox. Shit, the friggin’ Astros did not even deserve home field advantage in my book. The AL West winner was the sacrificial lamb who was rightly executed…Next….The Guardians…ohhhh boy. Join us for more.... Support the show

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  Episode #19

  Season 3 - Episode 19 - 30 Teams In A Season

  Sep 17, 202627 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Season 3 - Episode 19 - 30 Teams In A Season …We have talked about many fan experiences, and what perhaps the best one can be. With all the new perks at many of today’s modern ballparks, it can be quite cool. But, the act of going to a game, is still one that all the technology and graphics cannot beat. That feeling of walking thru the main entrance and seeing the field in the background. Whether you are a fan of that team or seeing that stadium the first time, it’s still a pretty WOW feeling. Do you get like that still? Or are you used to going to a stadium and there is no longer a WOW factor? Are you talking more about the cost of parking? How crowded it was to get there? Is that reality or…..I don’t know. But I do know that I still anticipate seeing the field, walking out from the concourse. Being a fucking fan… It’s the escape to the ballpark. This season, I was made aware of the quest by a friend’s son to attend a game in ALL 30 MLB parks. He got hooked by baseball and wanted to do this in a single season. Perhaps he was a late bloomer as they say in baseball. Maybe…but, he is doing something this year that ALL baseball fans would LOVE to do. This shoutout in amazement goes to a lifelong friends’ son …Rich Sill. Join us for MORE... Support the show

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  Episode #18

  Season 3 - Episode 18 - Rookie Impacts and More...

  Sep 3, 202625 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Season 3 - Episode 18 - Rookie Impacts and More …There is a trend this year of some awesome rookies making their presence known. But first…$3.9 Billion Dollars… That is what the Angels were sold for this week! Arte Moreno who has owned the Angels since 2003, has just sold the team to Stan Kroenke (Crun-Key). ANGEL fans…time to rejoice! The difference in how the team will be managed should be Night and Day with Kroenke’s successful management of his other teams. Look for a much more competitive and aggressive approach compared to Moreno’s decade of losing seasons. I hope he plans on FIRING ALL BASEBALL personal. They deserve it. The fiasco of WASTING over $70 million the past years between Trout and Rendon, the dumb ass move of retaining Ohtani when he was NOT going to be signed are just recent non moves that hurt the team. Their roster looks like a who’s who of unwanted, disappointing failures from every other team all together on the Angels. Join us for more... Support the show

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  Episode #17

  Season 3 - Episode 17 - Triple Crown ?

  Aug 20, 202621 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Season 3 - Episode 17 - Triple Crown? …Holy Cow, can this be happening THIS year? In case you are NOT aware, there is a player in Houston who has everyone talking about Mickey Mantle lately. Yordan Alvarez of the Houston Astros is having a career year for sure! In his 8th year with the Houston Astros, Yordan Alvarez is putting it ALL together. He is leading in 11 offensive categories THIS year, not for his career but THIS year! At 29, he is threatening something that has NOT happened in 70 years! In 1956, Mickey Mantle in his 5th year with the Yankees led the Majors in ALL Triple Crown categories. Mickey completed the year winning the Batting Title at .353 . Leading the Majors in HRs with 52 Leading the Majors in RBIs with 130 . He was the LAST player to win the Triple Crown and lead both the AL and NL in theses stats. When was the last time a player even won the Triple Crown? Do you remember? Do you care? Are you ONLY into the new analytically stats thinking big deal…whatever. Sorry, but winning the Triple Crown is STILL a BIG deal! Join us for more... Support the show

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  Episode #16

  Season 3 - Episode 16 - What a Deadline!

  Aug 6, 202623 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Season 3 - Episode 16 - What a Deadline! …WOW, what a DEADLINE! Before we dive into the deals did you ever wonder how this term started? The Trade Deadline gets a lot of play now, as we anticipate teams fine tuning themselves for the final part of the season. But did it always exist? Origin of the MLB Trading Deadline The MLB Trading Deadline was established to prevent teams from making trades late in the season that could unfairly influence playoff outcomes. This technique became more noticeable after the New York Yankees' trade of Joe Dugan in 1922, which raised concerns about competitive integrity. See? Competitive balance concerns all the way back to 1922! Initial Date: The deadline was originally set for June 15. Over the years, the deadline was moved to July 31, where it remained for many decades. Join us for more... Support the show

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