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Founded in the back bedroom of a row-home in Juniata Park, we've long embodied the 'rough around the edges' underdog mentality that residents of Philly find so endearing. Our determination, perseverance, and ability to ultimately gain recognition by Major League Baseball as Philly's first independent media outlet to earn press credentials is a tribute to our passion for covering baseball in the Philly region.
Paul Hoynes on Four Decades Covering Baseball, the Cleveland Glory Years and His Hall of Fame HonorFew baseball writers have documented one franchise, one city and one sport as thoroughly as Paul Hoynes.For more than four decades, Hoynes has covered professional baseball in Cleveland, from the difficult years at old Municipal Stadium to the powerhouse teams of the 1990s, the 2016 World Series run and today’s Guardians.Now, his distinguished career is being recognized with baseball writing’s highest honor at the National Baseball Hall of Fame.In this episode of Diamonds and Scribes, Hoynes joins Patrick Gordon for an honest, funny and revealing conversation about the craft of baseball journalism.Hoynes explains how reporters construct game stories under intense deadline pressure, why social media has changed the meaning of a scoop and how relationships inside a clubhouse are built over years of showing up during both the good moments and the difficult ones.He also discusses:• Learning to write on deadline with a typewriter• Why game stories can feel like “meatball journalism”• Asking difficult questions after painful losses• Covering Albert Belle, Kenny Lofton and Cleveland’s stars of the 1990s• The column that resulted in him jumping into Lake Erie• How shrinking newsrooms have changed baseball coverage• His concerns about artificial intelligence and the future of journalism• The emotional moment he learned he had received his Hall of Fame honor• His advice for young reporters entering the professionHoynes also reflects on the family support that made his career possible and what he still hopes to accomplish as a storyteller.Diamonds and Scribes explores the people, stories and experiences behind baseball journalism.Visit the Philadelphia Baseball Review at PhiladelphiaBaseballReview.com.Follow and subscribe to Diamonds and Scribes wherever you listen to podcasts.
Scribes is a Philadelphia Baseball Review podcast series archiving conversations with some of the most influential voices in baseball journalism — preserving the craft, discipline, and storytelling behind the game.www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com
La Salle baseball is officially back — and they didn’t ease into Division I life. After a 1,700-day hiatus, the Explorers opened the season with a dominant three-game sweep of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, scoring 48 runs and announcing themselves as a real factor in the Atlantic 10.On the Phillies side, we break down the Nick Castellanos saga — from the dugout beer incident to the organization’s decision to release him and his new deal with San Diego. Did the Phillies mishandle it? And what does Bryce Harper’s response to the “not elite” comments say about the tone inside this clubhouse heading into spring training?Plus: why Andrew Painter and Justin Crawford may ultimately determine how long this championship window stays open — and why Adolis García’s offseason transformation has people talking.Philadelphia baseball is shifting. We break down what it all means.
Scribes is a limited-series podcast produced by the Philadelphia Baseball Review, exploring the craft of baseball journalism through conversations with the writers who shaped it. Each episode pulls back the curtain on the reporting, storytelling, habits, instincts, and hard-earned wisdom that define great baseball writing.When USA Today launched Baseball Weekly in 1991, the idea sounded bold but risky — at least to Tim Wendel, who had just lived through the collapse of The National. The difference this time was distribution: USA Today had reach, reputation, and visibility on every newsstand.“That reassured me,” Wendel says. “If you can’t get the product out, nothing else matters.”The timing helped. The Sporting News had just dropped its box scores, fantasy baseball was booming, and fans suddenly needed a national one-stop shop.“Our thesis was simple: the fans are number one,” Wendel says. “You should be able to live anywhere and still know everything about your team.”
A look at why you should be skeptical of the Bo Bichette meeting, and what the potential hang ups may be if the Phillies were to sign him to a deal.
Scribes is a limited-series podcast produced by the Philadelphia Baseball Review, exploring the craft of baseball journalism through conversations with the writers who shaped it. Each episode pulls back the curtain on the reporting, storytelling, habits, instincts, and hard-earned wisdom that define great baseball writing.Bob Nightengale has spent more than four decades covering Major League Baseball, building a career rooted in access, trust, and institutional memory. Now a national columnist for USA TODAY, Nightengale came up through the Kansas City Star and the Los Angeles Times, where he learned the value of preparation, restraint, and authoritative reporting. Over time, he became one of the sport’s most reliable national voices — not by chasing attention, but by earning confidence across clubhouses, front offices, and agencies.In this conversation, Nightengale broke down the structural realities of modern baseball reporting, particularly the differences between national writers and beat reporters. He explained how agents drive the vast majority of free-agent information, while collective bargaining rules limit what teams can publicly deny. That imbalance, combined with social media, has compressed the news cycle to seconds, making verification harder and judgment more important than ever. Experience, he noted, remains the only real filter in an environment built for speed.Much of the discussion centered on Baseball Weekly and the reporting culture it enabled. The weekly format allowed for full box scores, long-form storytelling, and unmatched access — the kind that made spending days with players like Ken Griffey Jr., Tony Gwynn, and Larry Walker possible. Nightengale argued that era benefited from something modern media rarely affords: time. Time to know people, build trust, and write stories that carried depth rather than immediacy.Nightengale also reflected on the personal and ethical cost of the job. He spoke about the constant presence of the phone, the impact on family life, and the responsibility that comes with publishing information that can follow someone indefinitely. At this stage of his career, success is defined less by being first and more by respect — by credibility, relationships, and stories that age well. His advice to young writers remains unchanged: be prepared, protect trust, and remember that judgment matters as much as access.
Scribes is a limited-series podcast produced by the Philadelphia Baseball Review, exploring the craft of baseball journalism through conversations with the writers who shaped it. Each episode pulls back the curtain on the reporting, storytelling, habits, instincts, and hard-earned wisdom that define great baseball writing.Hall of Fame baseball writer Paul Hagen has spent more than four decades living the life so many fans dream about: on the beat, in the press box, and inside clubhouses from Texas to Philadelphia. In this episode, he joins host Patrick Gordon for an unfiltered conversation about the craft behind the bylines — the real work that goes into great baseball journalism.Hagen explains how a snarky high school gamer got him kicked off the football beat, what it felt like to walk into a major-league press box for the first time, and why the best writers do far more than just quote players. He dives into what he’s learned from handling criticism (from readers and players), why Lenny Dykstra was secretly one of the most media-savvy players of his era, and what actually defines “great baseball writing” in a world where everyone has a platform.Along the way, Hagen discusses the fierce competitiveness of the Philadelphia beat, his 20+ years with the Philadelphia Daily News, the evolving dynamics inside MLB clubhouses, his favorite teams and toughest stories, and what it truly meant to receive the BBWAA’s Spink Award in Cooperstown.For aspiring journalists, baseball die-hards, and anyone curious about how stories really get made, this is a masterclass — and proof that, as Hagen says, if you can cover a baseball beat, you can cover anything.
What is going on with all of this drama involving Dave Dombrowski and Bryce Harper? In my opinion, Dombrowski was in the right. Also, a quick note on youth baseball in Philly.
🎧 Recap of end of year press conferenceA recap of Dave Dombrowski and Rob Thomson's end of season press conference. Comments on the coaching staff, Bryce Harper, the future of Nick Castellanos, and more.
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In this special 15-minute episode, the Philadelphia Baseball Review lays out our full coverage plan for the 2025 postseason. From daily Phillies game previews and recaps to in-depth analysis of October’s biggest storylines across Major League Baseball, we’ll walk you through exactly what to expect. We’ll cover the matchups, highlight the key players, and connect every moment back to Philadelphia. Whether the Phillies are chasing history at Citizens Bank Park or we’re breaking down how the rest of the bracket impacts them, this postseason we’ll have you covered—every pitch, every storyline, every night.Enjoy!About the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewOur purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.About Patrick GordonPatrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
The Philly Select Youth Leagues launched at four different age groups (13U - 17U), with a goal of providing structure and competitiveness for teams with middle and high school age athletes that are serious about the game. In this episode, we talk with Andrew Lihotz (Director of PSBL), John Duffy (Collegeville Spiders), and Chris Meyer (Kings), about their coaching philosophies, the second season of the Select League, and what their thoughts are on the state of youth baseball.Enjoy!About the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewOur purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.About Patrick GordonPatrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
Andrew Lihotz, Director of Philly Select Baseball, is committed to honoring the essence of the game by fostering a league that stays true to its core values. His passion for baseball is rooted in his own playing career, which began as a varsity pitcher at Northeast High School, where he helped lead the team to two public league championships. Andrew went on to play as a four-year starter at Rutgers University-Camden and continued his journey in independent baseball, gaining invaluable insights that now inform his coaching philosophy. Over the past decade, he has served as a pitching coach at both Holy Ghost Prep and Bucks County Community College. In this episode, Lihotz talks about his playing career, interest in building a sustainable baseball program, and the purpose behind the Philly Select Baseball League. You can follow the Philly Select League on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy! About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover. About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
A Warminster native, Brian Klumpp carved out a reputation as one of the region’s premier high school baseball minds, developing some of the area’s top talent while playing a key role in launching the Philly Select League in its debut season. Now, he’s taking on a leadership role with a club that has been synonymous with excellence in the region for the last 26 years.In this episode, Klumpp talks about his coaching experience at the high school and college level, plus also discusses his new role of Director of Operations with the Philly Bandits. We also discuss the state of youth baseball.Enjoy!SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE: bit.ly/30yDuHsSUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/3DFDbsWSUBSCRIBE on SPOTIFY: spoti.fi/3x9a8vvAbout the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewOur purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.About Patrick GordonPatrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).Connect with the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewSign up for our daily (twice a week in the offseason) NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/3nqcsLiListen to the Philadelphia Baseball Review PODCAST: bit.ly/30DWEfuVisit the Philadelphia Baseball Review WEBSITE: bit.ly/3Csxc9xFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on TWITTER: bit.ly/30yWtBCFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/30BXVDz
Philadelphia Baseball Review Podcast - discussing the week that was with the Phillies, while also looking ahead.
Phillies writer and Philadelphia Baseball Review Executive Editor Patrick Gordon breaks down the past week for the Phillies, looks ahead to upcoming matchups, and delivers all the news and notes you need to stay informed
Phillies writer and Philadelphia Baseball Review Executive Editor Patrick Gordon breaks down the past week for the Phillies, looks ahead to upcoming matchups, and delivers all the news and notes you need to stay informed
Domonic Brown, a former MLB All-Star, spent six years with the Phillies and was arguably one of the organization's most hyped prospects in recent memory. Now, he dedicates his time to mentoring high school players, significantly impacting the amateur baseball scene in Philadelphia by imparting valuable life skills beyond just baseball techniques. Brown has become a notable figure in the FTB (Florida Travel Baseball) community and is actively involved with several local teams, including FTB/DB9 Phillies NE 2026, coached by John DeBrigida. In this episode, Brown delves into his journey from professional player to youth coach, sharing insights on how his approach to hitting has evolved and how he candidly uses his MLB experiences—both positive and challenging—to help young athletes understand and appreciate the game on a deeper level. You can contact Domonic Brown on Twitter or Instagram. Enjoy! SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE: bit.ly/30yDuHsSUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/3DFDbsW SUBSCRIBE on SPOTIFY: spoti.fi/3x9a8vv About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover. About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA). Connect with the Philadelphia Baseball Review Sign up for our daily (twice a week in the offseason) NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/3nqcsLi Listen to the Philadelphia Baseball Review PODCAST: bit.ly/30DWEfu Visit the Philadelphia Baseball Review WEBSITE: bit.ly/3Csxc9x Follow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on TWITTER: bit.ly/30yWtBC Follow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/30BXVDz
John DeBrigida is the head coach of the FTB/DB9 Phillies NE 2026. With over two decades of experience in baseball at various levels in the region, he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his role. Beyond coaching on the diamond, John is dedicated to mentoring young adults in the classroom, using his extensive experience to guide and inspire the next generation both athletically and academically.In this episode we discuss FTB, his involvement in the local scene, his advice on finding the right program, and his relationship with Dom Brown. Enjoy!SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE: bit.ly/30yDuHsSUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/3DFDbsWSUBSCRIBE on SPOTIFY: spoti.fi/3x9a8vvAbout the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewOur purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.About Patrick GordonPatrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).Connect with the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewSign up for our daily (twice a week in the offseason) NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/3nqcsLiListen to the Philadelphia Baseball Review PODCAST: bit.ly/30DWEfuVisit the Philadelphia Baseball Review WEBSITE: bit.ly/3Csxc9xFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on TWITTER: bit.ly/30yWtBCFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/30BXVDz
Jimmy Gulden was drafted out of Lewisburg Area HS by the Montreal Expos in the 2000 MLB Entry Draft before accepting a scholarship to play baseball at Virginia Tech. After 2 seasons, he transferred to Cleveland State University, where he played 2 seasons earned his Bachelors degree in communications with a minor in business management.Gulden is the owner/director of Baseball U - PA Philly.Visit https://baseballupaphilly.com/ for more information. Enjoy!SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE: bit.ly/30yDuHsSUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/3DFDbsWSUBSCRIBE on SPOTIFY: spoti.fi/3x9a8vvAbout the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewOur purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.About Patrick GordonPatrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).Connect with the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewSign up for our daily (twice a week in the offseason) NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/3nqcsLiListen to the Philadelphia Baseball Review PODCAST: bit.ly/30DWEfuVisit the Philadelphia Baseball Review WEBSITE: bit.ly/3Csxc9xFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on TWITTER: bit.ly/30yWtBCFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/30BXVDz
Dirk Baker is writing a book about one of the legends of the Philadelphia baseball scene - Kid Gleason. Gleason was born in Camden and pieced together a solid professional baseball career before becoming a manager. He managed the White Sox in 1919 and had multiple stints with the Phillies and the Athletics. In this podcast we discuss Dirk's coaching career, his interest in baseball history, and his research on Gleason. If you're a fan of Philadelphia baseball history, you don't want to miss this. Enjoy!SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE: bit.ly/30yDuHsSUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/3DFDbsWSUBSCRIBE on SPOTIFY: spoti.fi/3x9a8vvAbout the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewOur purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.About Patrick GordonPatrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).Connect with the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewSign up for our daily (twice a week in the offseason) NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/3nqcsLiListen to the Philadelphia Baseball Review PODCAST: bit.ly/30DWEfuVisit the Philadelphia Baseball Review WEBSITE: bit.ly/3Csxc9xFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on TWITTER: bit.ly/30yWtBCFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/30BXVDz
A quick preview of the 2023 Winter Meetings. For more information, visit us at www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com.
Kyle Davis will make history when he takes to the diamond this fall as head coach of a new baseball program at Holy Family University.
Davis joins HFU from former Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) member University of the Sciences (USciences), where he was the head coach from 2019-22 after previously spending one season as an assistant in 2014.
In his first season at the helm of his alma mater, the Devils set Division II-era program records with 17 overall wins and 13 CACC victories, both of which were more than double the season prior.
We discuss the building of a new program, his advice to players on choosing the right school, and the challenges of roster composition in a post-COVID world.
Enjoy!
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Neil Lanctot is an award-winning author and historian who has authored numerous texts on Negro League baseball history. In particular, he has written about the Hilldale club and Roy Campanella. We discuss the storied history of Negro baseball in Philly, the importance of the Black Press in breaking the color barrier, and the efforts of Ed Bolden and the Philadelphia Stars. Enjoy!SUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE: bit.ly/30yDuHsSUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/3DFDbsWSUBSCRIBE on SPOTIFY: spoti.fi/3x9a8vvPlease enjoy!About the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewOur purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.About Patrick GordonPatrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).Connect with the Philadelphia Baseball ReviewSign up for our daily (twice a week in the offseason) NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/3nqcsLiListen to the Philadelphia Baseball Review PODCAST: bit.ly/30DWEfuVisit the Philadelphia Baseball Review WEBSITE: bit.ly/3Csxc9xFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on TWITTER: bit.ly/30yWtBCFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/30BXVDzFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on INSTAGRAM: bit.ly/3cpbSY4
Joe Lake is the co-owner and CEO of Philadelphia Baseball Training, Philadelphia Baseball Tournaments, and the Philadelphia Bell Ringers. We discuss the amateur scene across the Philly area and how he transitioned into creating one of the best travel programs in the region. We also spoke about what parents should explore while looking at a baseball program/facility for their children.Enjoy!Shownotes: https://www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com/2023/02/philadelphia-baseball-review-podcast-ep.htmlSUBSCRIBE on YOUTUBE: bit.ly/30yDuHs SUBSCRIBE on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/3DFDbsW SUBSCRIBE on SPOTIFY: spoti.fi/3x9a8vv Please enjoy!About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover. About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a master's in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), and the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA). Connect with the Philadelphia Baseball Review Sign up for our daily (twice a week in the offseason) NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/3nqcsLi Listen to the Philadelphia Baseball Review PODCAST: bit.ly/30DWEfu Visit the Philadelphia Baseball Review WEBSITE: bit.ly/3Csxc9x Follow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on TWITTER: bit.ly/30yWtBCFollow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/30BXVDz Follow the Philadelphia Baseball Review on INSTAGRAM: bit.ly/3cpbSY4
A quick look at the upcoming NLDS between the Phillies and the Braves.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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John Gallante is the President/Founder/Assignor of Tri-State Elite Umpires Association. He also is Regional Umpiring Director for Perfect Game.
We discuss the new umpiring deal struck between Tri-State and the Philadelphia Catholic League, plus his thoughts on the state of umpiring. We also explore the growing tournament culture and what makes for a good experience.
Enjoy!
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Brett Kazatsky is the founder and promoter of the Fishtown Card Show. An avid sports card collector himself, he's hustling to grow the card community throughout the Philadelphia region.
The next Fishtown Card Show will be held on Sunday, August 28th at Rivers Casino on Delaware Avenue with more than 120 tables of cards and memorbilia. You can purchase tickets here.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Chris Stasuk is Vice President and Co-Founder of Angels - The Center for Athletes In Motion. He has been involved in various youth sports for the past 8 years and is heavily involved in the amateur baseball scene in suburban Philadelphia.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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A look around the local Philadelphia college baseball scene with insights, interviews, and more.
Saint Joseph's catcher Andrew Cossetti stops by to talk about the Hawks success in the early going, plus how he feels as Saint Joseph's new career homerun king.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Bill Slaymaker is the Project Lead for the Horsham Miracle Field. In this episode of the Philadelphia Baseball Review Podcast we talk about his fundraising efforts, why Miracle Fields are important, and how you can get involved and help in the process of bringing a beautiful accessible complex to suburban Philadelphia.
Show Notes: https://www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com/2022/03/horsham-miracle-field.html
Visit the Horsham Miracle Field Website at www.horshammiraclefield.com.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun.
Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Phil Dixon is a respected author and historian with a focus on Negro League Baseball. He's published several books, including .an entire game-by-game account of the 1905 Philadelphia Giants. He's also completed several book and educational tours and also played a pivotal role in the founding of the Negro League Musuem in Kansas City.
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SHOWNOTES
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Arcadia head coach Bryan Torresani stops by, plus a conversation with Penn's Wyatt Henseler.
Show Website: www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Penn State Abington head coach David Miller joins me to talk about the Nittany Lions and their record-breaking opening weekend.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Mike Olshin is the founder of NJ College Baseball Nation. We sit down and talk about his involvement in the local college baseball scene, the ACBL, the Trenton Generals, and his excitement about the 2022 college baseball season.
Show Notes: www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Christian Scafidi pieced together an outstanding career at Penn before finishing his college career at Notre Dame. He's back with the Quakers now, serving as Director of Pitching Development. We talk about his career, the experience of transferring during the pandemic, the future of Penn baseball, and more.
Show Notes: https://www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com/2021/12/christian-scafidi-podcast.html
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun. Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Minor League Pitcher Gordon Graceffo Talks About the MLB Draft, Pitching at Villanova, and Minor League Life | Produced by the Philadelphia Baseball Review (www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com).
Show Notes: https://www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com/2021/11/gordon-graceffo-podcast.html
Gordon Graceffo (@GordonGraceffo) is a pitcher in the St. Louis Cardinals minor league system. He was a standout at Villanova and is one of the best college arms to come out of the Philly baseball scene in recent memory. He was drafted by the Cardinals in the fifth round of the 2021 MLB Draft and spent his first pro season with the Class A Palm Beach Cardinals.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun.
Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Media Personality Jessica Kleinschmidt on the Future of Baseball Journalism | Produced by the Philadelphia Baseball Review (www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com).
Show Notes: https://www.philadelphiabaseballreview.com/2021/11/jessica-kleinschmidt-podcast.html
Jessica Kleinschmidt (@KleinschmidtJD) is a media personality and one of the most interesting reporters on the baseball beat. Her mix of passion, humor, and insights make her one of the coolest follows on social media. She has an electric personality and represents a new breed of baseball journalist. Her resume includes stints with Fanduel, MLB.com, and NBC Sports Bay Area.
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About the Philadelphia Baseball Review Our purpose is to grow the sport in the region while covering the countless storylines, especially at the amateur level, that large mainstream media outlets ignore. With over two dozen college programs in our coverage area, nearly a hundred high schools in Philadelphia, and three high-caliber adult leagues (Delco, Perky, Pendel), there is plenty to cover.
About Patrick Gordon Patrick Gordon is an award-winning journalist and has covered baseball for nearly two decades. He has a Masters in journalism and has worked with various news outlets in the region. His work has appeared in dozens of publications across the country, including Baseball America, MLB.com, Sports Collectors Monthly, the Philadelphia Daily News and the Las Vegas Sun.
Gordon also is a member of the Internet Baseball Writers Association of America (IBWAA), the National College Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and has served on the executive board of the Pennsylvania School Press Association (PSPA).
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Some initial thoughts on the Phillies hiring Dave Dombrowski as President of Baseball Operations
A look back at the weekend series with the Marlins, plus a look ahead at the tough series with the Yankees.
A look at how baseball plans to resume in a pandemic, plus some conversation about J.T. Realmuto and Andrew McCutchen.