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Baseball Cards, The Hobby, History, Music, Did I mention Baseball Cards?
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Signup to Generate a PitchSports Man Dan Show is a sports podcast hosted by Dan Janousek, with 24 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.
Dan Janousek hosts Sports Man Dan Show, a sports show with 24 episodes published.
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Episode #24
Drop us a text! My first National Sports Collectors Convention was one hell of an experience. I was a little overwhelmed, saw some incredible stuff, met some awesome people, and came home with a whole lot of stories. Here’s the recap.
Episode #23
Drop us a text! The countdown is on! In Episode 23, I talk about getting ready for my very first National Sports Collectors Convention in Rosemont, what I'm hoping to find, and why I'm so excited for the biggest week in the hobby. Plus... I somehow go off on a Jackson Holliday tangent (shocking, I know ). If you're headed to The National, let me know what you're hunting for! ⚾️
Episode #22
<p>Drop us a text!</p><p> The Sports Man Dan Show – Episode 22<br/><br/>The Orioles are rolling, but somehow the White Sox are even hotter. This week, I discuss the recent surge in baseball, celebrate David Sandlin making his MLB debut, and share my experience and lessons learned as a first-time card show vendor.<br/>Plus, with June 2 marking Lou Gehrig Day, I take a moment to reflect on one of the most powerful speeches in sports history and the legacy of the Iron Horse.<br/>Baseball talk, card collecting, vendor tips, and plenty of rambling along the way...
Episode #21
<p>Drop us a text!</p><p> Coby Mayo went from ice cold to absolutely raking… but is it actually real, or just a heater? We break down what changed using wOBA vs xwOBA and what the numbers are really saying.<br/><br/>Plus—quick Seattle trip recap with a stop at T-Mobile Park, a look at the VB Fieldhouse 757 Card Show, and where the card market stands right now: are we buying dips or chasing hype?<br/><br/>Also touching on David Sandlin’s return and what it means moving forward.<br/><br/>If you’re into baseball, prospects, and the c...
Episode #20
<p>Drop us a text!</p><p>The big 2-0! This week on The Sports Man Dan Show, we break down the Baltimore Orioles’ uneven start to the season and what it could mean moving forward. We check in on the Norfolk Tides and highlight some early trends and standout performances down on the farm.</p><p>Plus, I’ve got some new cards to show off—including a few that might be headed straight to the PC, we met Jackson Holliday after a tides game—and we wrap things up with a “This Day in History” segment featuring some notable mome...
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