Three Run Homies: Recent Episodes
Three Run Homies
Baseball has evolved over the years, but there’s a part of this game that brings out the kid in all of us. That's the side we aim to explore. Two Cardinals fans and a Cubs fan share #hottakes and fun times as we look at what's going on in the game of baseball each week.
If you've ever wondered what a completely unedited podcast sounds like this is your chance! Listen as Mark orders a pizza and Nick's child makes various baby noises throughout the ENTIRE thing...We also talk a little bit about baseball.
The Commissioner of baseball felt left out of all the Astros drama, so he decided to get involved in a big, bad way. The new Nike jerseys and the art of sliding head first are also discussed.
After an eight or nine-ish month hiatus, we make our triumphant return. The Astros cheating scandal and changes we would make to baseball if we were commissioner are among the topics discussed.
We did it – we finally got all three homies in the same room for an episode!
What you'd do with a milestone home run ball, innovative rain delay activities, and lemurs are discussed.
How Kris Bryant can redeem himself to the city of St. Louis, Jake Arrieta's questionable conflict resolution, and David's editing style are discussed.
Feat. Jim Broadbent.
The Cubs and Cardinals slow start continues during the early going, and we struggle to stay on topic.
Cardinals/Cubs opening series, a David Freese movie, and player homecomings are discussed.
Paul Goldschmidt's new contract, Ian Happ starting the season in the minors, and a clown charity softball game are discussed.
Walk up music and a detailed dive into the recently announced rule changes coming to Major League Baseball are discussed.
Baseball superstitions, a theoretical mascot royal rumble, and possible changes to the game of baseball are discussed.
Predictions, burning jerseys, and former relief pitcher Jeff Fassero are discussed in the inaugural episode of Three Run Homies.
What sets this baseball podcast apart from all the others? Great question. I don't know the answer.