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 82 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

MoeAtlanta hosts Moe’s World - The Baseball Podcast, a sports show with 82 episodes published.

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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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  Episode #15

  Season 3 - Episode 15 - All Star Wrap Up and More

  Jul 23, 202621 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Season 3 - Episode 15 - AllStar Wrap Up and More WOW…We will dive into the All Star game and some players and try to sort out some of the HOT and cold teams of late. Lets get started…. All Star Game With our every other week podcast schedule sometimes I think it’s too long between segments? Let me know what YOU think, every week or every other. So…remember the All Star game? Lol The game had a lot of good energy I thought from Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. We do not see a whole lot of All Star game shutouts so this one at 4-0 American League was kinda surprising. How ironic that 3 out of the 4 runs knocked in were by Yankees, Cody Bellinger (Who won MVP) and Ben Rice. As the Yankees have been struggling for big hits lately as well. Citizens Bank Park always looks good packed and it looked good with 43, 916 fans at the game. Pretty good mix of veterans and rookies at this game. The American League had whopping 19 first time participants, the National League had 17. Wow! The pitching staffs were loaded with first time All Stars. The 2026 MLB All-Star Game featured a total of 15 strikeouts. This performance set a record for the National League, which struggled against the American League's pitching staff throughout the game. The AL and NL combined for 27 strikeouts in the game. It was a TRUE representation of todays game…All or nothing philosophy. Even ALL STARS do not make contact like players USED to. Which made me think, yes there were a lot of new faces in the game. What about the veterans of today’s game? Join us for more... Support the show

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  Episode #14

  Season 3 - Episode 14 - HALF WAY!

  Jul 9, 202624 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Season 3 - Episode 14 - HALF WAY! WOW…We are seeing some contrasting moves by some teams right now!. As we hit that 90’ish games play level what is going on with some teams? Let us start with the team known for it’s collapse in June. The June Swoon of the NY Yankees. Check out these records? American League East 2026- June 12 -14 2025 - June 13 - 14 2024 - June 14 - 13 2023 - June 10 -15 2022 - June 22 - 6 2021 - June 12 - 14 Are you kidding me? 5 out of 6 years Aaron Boone’s teams have crapped out in June. The typical June Swoon for the Yankees has them in second place 4 GB the Tampa Bay Rays. Another collapse in June…WHY? Do the Yankees management even care? Guess not, because seriously, 5 out of 6 years? That’s consistency in areas you do not want to be consistent in. MOST teams would end the tenure of the manager…but not the Yankees. Join us for more... Support the show

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  Episode #13

  Season 3 - Episode 13 - Are YOU Ready For CBA Updates?

  Jun 25, 202620 minS3

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p><b>Season 3 - Episode 13 - Are YOU Ready For CBA Updates?</b> I’m not really sure if I’m ready to discuss this. We are in the preliminary stages of negotiating the next Collective Bargain Agreement (The CBA), between owners and players. You have to interested in this if you are a baseball fan, because the topics and agendas of both parties spell TROUBLE. Strikes suck and piss off everyone. Can it be avoided though? This is like the Nuclear War of baseball. It is NOT 1994. Meaning…if baseball was to strike…The fans...

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