A sort of sports show but not really. Filled with meaninglessness. Hosted by Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur. joeposnanski.substack.com
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 53 minutes
Stories: Dan Hicks
The play-by-play announcer for swimming at the Olympics talks with Joe about how he ended up calling swimming, Michael Phelps, golf, Katie Ledecky and whether or not Tiger Woods can make a come back.
Stories: Al Trautwig
The gymnastics play-by-play voice for NBC discusses how cross-country skiing helped him get his start, the rise of Simone Biles, and the challenges of switching between sports.
Stories: Tom Hammond
The NBC play-by-play announcer for track and field discusses the upcoming Olympics in Rio, his experience working on the Kentucky Derby, and Usain Bolt.
Draft: PosCast Olympics
Heading into the Olympics in Rio, Joe and Michael draft things they think should be in the Olympics. Plus, Joe tries to understand PokemonGo.
David Ortiz as DH and the Hall of Fame
David Ortiz is retiring at the end of the season, but how will his DH role for the Red Sox affect his Hall of Fame candidacy? Joe and Michael discuss. Plus, another Yankee minute and a brief discussion on home-field advantage.
Stories: Jeff Garlin
The comedian from The Goldbergs and Curb Your Enthusiasm joins the PosCast to discuss the Chicago Cubs, standup comedy, acting and producing, plus why he doesn't really want to go to a L.A. Rams game.
Stories: Glen Perkins
The Minnesota Twins pitcher details his rehab, playing for his hometown team, and raising a family while being a Major League pitcher.
Draft: American Things
In honor of Fourth of July, Michael joins Joe to draft their favorite American things. No apple pie was eaten in the making of this podcast.
NFL contracts; Mike Trout's rough luck
Michael and Joe discuss the outrage over NFL contracts and how some MLB players are making a lot more than guys like Andrew Luck. Plus, the two discuss Mike Trout and how his career has been greatly impacted by the decisions of the Angels front office..
Remembering Pat Summitt with ESPNW's Mechelle Vopel
Hall of Fame coach Pat Summitt left behind an incredible legacy. Joe Posnanski and ESPNW's Mechelle Vopel reflect on Summitt's importance to women's sports and recount stories of their time with her.