Big Fly Baseball Show is a national baseball podcast which tackles today's game along with its off-the-field happenings. Hosted by former 18-year MLB broadcaster, Victor Rojas, the Big Fly Baseball Show gives you insight from those inside the game.
The Big Fly Baseball Show is back and this week Victor touches on the best team in baseball...the Phillies? He also gives the Royals some love, the potential of a comeback, Paul Skenes great start at Wrigley, a little amateur baseball update, showcases college baseball conference tournaments this week and a little story about his dad.
On this week's episode, Victor wishes his bride a happy 24th anniversary, takes a look at what the Dodgers did to the Braves over the weekend, what Juan Soto continues to do for the Yankees, how the wheels are falling off the Marlins organization and wonders why the 'national' media continues to push the star players to contenders narrative...specifically Mike Trout. All that and more.
In this week's episode, Victor touches on the American League 'Mid' West division, the Central, MLB's uniform debacle and Charlie Condon - this year's projected #1 overall pick. All this and more on the BFBS.
On this week's episode, Victor takes a look back at least week's action including how well the Yankees and Royals are playing; Ippei Mizuhara's week; an injury update on Spencer Strider and Justin Verlander; Jackson Holliday's first MLB hit; Andrew McCutchen's 300th home run; and Chris Caray's amazing first MLB broadcast.
18-year MLB Broadcaster, Victor Rojas, brings his Big Fly Baseball Show back for 2024. In his first episode back, Victor talks about the surprises at the start of the season, the feel-good story about an Astros pitcher, the pitching injuries of late, Angel Hernandez and a Hank Aaron tribute.
Joel and Victor discuss the Astros cheating scandal, what lies ahead for the Red Sox, talk new managers, answer fan email, and channel positivity from the legendary Vin Scully during these tough times.
Victor Rojas, Los Angels Angels broadcaster and Joel Goldberg, Kansas City Royals broadcaster debut a new national baseball show, and discuss MLB postponement due to the coronavirus, life without work and more