A sort of sports show but not really. Filled with meaninglessness. Hosted by Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur. joeposnanski.substack.com
https://joeposnanski.substack.com/podcast
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 53 minutes
PosCast: Fixing Baseball
Joe and Michael talk about all sorts of ideas to fix baseball -- talkin' Robo Umps and Extra Inning Gimmicks and bullpen cars and so on. Michael also makes a shocking admission about flora.
Emergency PosCast: Talking Super Bowl
Joe and Michael record an emergency PosCast to talk about the wildest Super Bowl ever. Is Tom Brady the greatest quarterback ever? Is Bill Belichick the greatest coach ever? Did the Atlanta Falcons lose their minds? All this and more in the emergency PosCast.
PosCast Draft: Furniture
Joe and Michael talk a little bit (but just a little bit) about the wild turns of "The Good Place." Then they draft pieces of furniture in what has a chance to be the dumbest draft yet. The brilliant Matt Bogdanow provides the music.
Super Bowl LI
A sick Joe and velvety sounding Michael talk Super Bowl, the quandaries Michael feels supporting the Trump-supporting Patriot leaders and various other meaningless things.
Draft: Beverages
Joe and Michael discover all sorts of new podcasting technology -- stuff like "microphones" and "sound effects" -- and then draft beverages. Bonus: Michael describes the best beverage to have with PB&J.
Hall of Fame 2017
Joe and Michael are back in the new year to talk baseball #HallofFame ... and talk Baseball Hall of Fame ... and talk Baseball Hall of Fame.
#TBT Draft: Things everyone loves that we hate
Michael and Joe dig into the archives and draft things they hate that everyone else loves.
Will the Golden State Warriors have the greatest offense ever?
Joe and Michael examine whether or not the Warriors ' offense will be the best ever, plus Michael makes Joe's year by informing him that he's considering becoming a Browns fan.
Draft: U.S. Currency
Money makes the world go round-and it's the basis for Michael and Joe's latest draft.
Predicting MLB award winners
Joe and Michael select who they believe will win MLB awards, including rookie of the year and manager of the year.