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The podcast where we break down the resumes of athletes to determine whether or not they should get a call to their sports Hall of Fame.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPod of Fame is a sports podcast hosted by Jim Miloch, with 366 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
Jim Miloch hosts Pod of Fame, a sports show with 366 episodes published.
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Episode #369
Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Pettit passed away last Wednesday at the age of 93. Jim dives into Pettit's decorated career, covering his historic performance in the 1958 NBA Finals (13:02), his inclusion on Power Forward Mount Rushmore (24:05), and where he ranks on Jim's all-time NBA player list (34:26).
Episode #368
Last week the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced their decision to flip their voting process on its head. Voters were kicked to the curb; senior candidates are basically dead in the water, and classes are going to be getting smaller. Jim walks through all of the changes (2:49) and how this will impact the upcoming HOF Class of 2027 (13:31).
Episode #367
Which active players will end up in Canton one day? Jim kicks off the NFL season by trying to answer that question. On this week's pod, Jim covers four HOF tiers for active players, highlighting 40 players in all: 17 No-Brainers (6:45) 8 Nearly There (19:12) 5 Some Work To Do (26:33) 10 Too Young, But Tons of Potential (31:34)
Episode #366
Jim is joined by author and sports historian Clayton Trutor to break down the HOF candidacy of former MLB right fielder Jack Clark. First, Clayton and Jim discuss just how rare it is for a ballplayer to record 130+ walks in a season, a feat Clark accomplished twice (14:59). Next, they cover Clark's huge home run in the 1985 NLCS, why Clark did not reach the level of fame his talent warranted, and where Clark ranks among the best right fielders of his era (19:05). Finally, Jim makes a confession about his longtime Will Clark/Jack Clark mixup (44:18), before making a final call on whether Clark belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame (46:34).
Episode #365
Jim welcomes Ryan Chichester of WFAN Sports Radio to break down the HOF candidacy of former New York Yankees reliever Dellin Betances. First, Ryan and Jim discuss the fact that Dellin Betances may be the most dominant Yankees reliever not named Mariano Rivera in franchise history (8:49). Next, they cover Dellin's immaculate inning in 2017 against the Detriot Tigers and whether they would prefer Betances or Billy Wagner on the mound if we could have them at their absolute peak (19:22). Finally, they rank Betances among the best relievers of the 2010s (35:03), before making a final call on whether or not we believes Betances deserves a plaque in Cooperstown (53:10)
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Executive Director of Design, Sports Reference, LLC
national baseball writer and multiple time New York Times best-selling author, National Heavy Vehicle Regulators
VP of Communications at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway
Pittsburgh Pirates
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