Regular Season

Regular Season is an interview podcast about the games that are meaningful to us, but that most of the rest of the world has forgotten about. A game, match, meet or race that is consequential for our guest, and that persists in their memory, but that probably won’t be getting its own 30-for-30. We prioritize NBA games in late November to playoff finals and spring training split squad match-ups to World Series game sevens.

Regular Season is a sports podcast hosted by elrick14, with 13 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.

elrick14 hosts Regular Season, a sports show with 13 episodes published.

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  Soccer in a Hockey Rink - Portland Pride 11 Sacramento Knights 8 (6/19/1993) with Jules Boykoff

  Jun 4, 202659 minS0

  <p>On this episode we chat with Jules Boykoff about a American pro soccer pre-1994 World Cup. A game he watched from the stands between the Portland Pride (for whom he would eventually play) and the Sacramento Knights of the long defunct Continental Indoor Soccer League.</p><p>Jules is a professor of politics and government at Pacific University in Forest Grove Oregon. He writes extensively about the intersection of politics and sports, most often about international mega events like the world cup or the olympics. </p><p>We talk to him about a new book “kicking,” which he covers a wi...

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  Mr. La Russa Sir, Can I Go Home Now? - A's 4 Yankees 0 (7/4/1994) with Charles Star

  May 18, 20261h 10mS0

  <p>In this episode I’m joined by lawyer, comedian and podcaster Charles Star to talk about a 4-0 A’s win over the Yankees on July 4th of the strike-shortened 1994 season.</p><p>Actually it turns out this is a game he conflated with another one where it was really hot but we had fun nonetheless talking about being a 33-year-old lawyer, a Pirates fan in Queens and a deadbeat dad.</p>

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  Some Guys and a GOAT - Dodgers vs. Reds (8/3/2006) with Craig Calcaterra

  Apr 28, 202658 minS0

  <p>Most of the people I approach to be on this podcast have to think about it for a minute, if not a couple of weeks.</p><p>Craig Calcaterra was not one of those people.</p><p>The baseball writer and proprietor of Cup of Coffee, a newsletter about baseball, knew instantly which game he wanted to talk about. One he was at in person, at the time an uninspired and unhappy lawyer, that featured his favorite pitcher, Greg Maddux.</p><p>It’s a game he has thought a lot, and even written, about.</p><p>Maddux never th...

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  1996 Olympic Swimming Prelims (7/21/96) w/ Matt Hodler of the University of Rhode Island

  Mar 24, 20261h 9mS0

  <p>This week I get out over my skis (wrong kind of Olympics, sorry) and talk competitive swimming with Professor Matt Hodler of the University of Rhode Island.</p><p>A competitive swimmer himself in college, Matt chose the preliminary round of the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.</p><p>If you’re like Matt, then the names Nuk Surisant and Antonia Maharia mean something to you. If you’re like me, you’re knowledge of competitive swimming goes about as deep as Michael Phelps and Summer Sanders.</p><p>We talk about swim culture, race and swimming, swim media and much m...

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  St. James vs. Calvary Baptist (11/30/07) w/ Joel Anderson of The Ringer

  Mar 3, 202657 minS0

  <p>Joel Anderson of the Ringer was always someone I wanted to have on Regular Season and when I found out he spent two years at the Shreveport Times I knew, more or less, what I wanted to talk to him about.</p><p>Joel is a writer at the Ringer where he also co-hosts The Press Box podcast with the delightful Bryan Curtis. Before that he worked at Slate, ESPN, Buzz Feed, The AJC, the Tampa Bay Times. He might be best known for his great work on the podcast Slow Burn where he did three seasons. One on...

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