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Hosted by DoingBaseball · sports · EN · 163 episodes
Sean and Eds Do Baseball is a bi-weekly baseball history podcast where two friends take turns telling each other a story from the history of the game.
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Sean and Eds Do Baseball
Sean toes the rubber and tells Eds the story of Clarence “Brick” Owens - After a 4th of July mishap. Brick Owens' life would change course as he decided to pursue a Major League umpiring career instead of one as a player. He would somehow survive scandal and many violent incidents eventually making it to the big leagues (where he then got punched by Babe Ruth.)
Episode #162
Eds steps to the slab and delivers a slow ball with the story of Carlos Paula. From humble beginnings in Havana, Cuba where Paula took any job that would help put food on the table for his family, he rose to the big leagues and became the first black man to play for the Washington Senators. His major league career was not long but Carlos was undeniably great and left no more excuses to an organization seemingly reluctant to integrate.
Episode #161
Frank Oakley was born in Europe but would bring America's pastime to millions of people across the United States. Oakley never played professionally, he wasn't an executive or an umpire. No, he was a clown and his one man baseball pantomime made him more rich and famous than any player of the day could possibly imagine.
Episode #160
Eds and Sean make a call to the bullpen and invite award winning author Justin McKinney to make a spot start. Justin gives the boys a glimpse at the life and career of Billy Geer. Geer networked his way to the majors during the early days of baseball and later lived a life on the road; seeing almost every country in the world. Sure it sounds like a lavish lifestyle and it could have been if he didn't spend it outrunning the law. Check out the full story and all the criminal details in Justin's book, "The Shortstop Was a Crook: The Sordid Baseball Life and Crimes of Billy Geer." available for pre-order wherever books are sold. https://www.amazon.com/Shortstop-Was-Crook-Sordid-Baseball/dp/1476699895 https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/the-shortstop-was-a-crook-the-sordid-baseball-life-and-crimes-of-billy-geer_justin-mckinney/55999963/?srsltid=AfmBOorHgtcA9yJJ1PctYBfL4ci2QiPs5yZStNNoZucxaq3xwE6tYA2L#edition=73689031&idiq=85540715
Episode #159
Eds steps back to the bump and delivers the story of Lip Pike; the first Jewish star of baseball. One of the 19th century's brightest stars, Pike set the pace for all sluggers of the day. He never stayed in one place for long but his consistency at the dish was unmatched in both average and slug; at one time accounting for almost 1 in 5 home runs hit in one season. Lip Pike displayed incredible powers on the field and helped usher early baseball into a new age. He even bested an equine foe in an incredible display of speed.
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