Best Podcast in Baseball

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A major revival in the minors: Cardinals player development goes on the power play

October 14, 2026

Two years into their overhaul of the minor-league system to modernize it, staff it, and reanimate it, the Cardinals are on the power play. By adjusting their scouting focus and expanding their avenues for acquiring talent (i.e., trading All-Stars during one whirlwind winter), the Cardinals have radically changed the potential within the system, especially when it comes to power. An example of this was a recent exercise by Baseball America that had hosts of the Prospect Podcast draft teams of ...

How 100 years ago this week Babe Ruth helped launch Cardinals' brand in 1926 World Series

October 06, 2026

After a lengthy delay, the Best Podcast in Baseball is back and making up for lost time.  Or, well, going back in time. On the 100th anniversary -- to the date -- of the 1926 World Series and the Cardinals' first world championship, author Terry Lemons joins BPIB host and Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold to discuss the significance of that title and its role in creating St. Louis as the baseball city we know so well. Lemons' book, "The Year St. Louis Became a Baseball Town: Th...

Trade winds: When it comes to contention, is a bird in hand worth two birds on a bat?

June 19, 2026

KANSAS CITY -- When it comes to the fragile, fleeting nature of contention, is a bird in hand worth two birds on a bat? That's the question that baseball writer Derrick Goold asks in a brand new Best Podcast in Baseball. St. Louis Post-Dispatch editor and frequent podcast contributor Nathan Mills joins the podcast to discuss which direction the Cardinals are going with their pitching, their offense, and their plans for the upcoming trade deadline. Goold has traveled west to Kansas City, where...

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The publicly listed email for Best Podcast in Baseball: podcasts@lee.net.

How many listeners does Best Podcast in Baseball have?

Podseeker estimates Best Podcast in Baseball reaches 10,000 to 100,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Best Podcast in Baseball?

Best Podcast in Baseball typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Prominent baseball writers/commentators, baseball media figures, or leaders of major baseball history/cultural institutions; alternatively, senior newsroom contributors closely tied to Cardinals coverage and MLB reporting. Common among recent guests: Leadership roles in major baseball media organizations; Authorship of baseball books for broad audiences; Executive leadership at prominent baseball museums or cultural institutions. Recent guests include Nathan Mills, Bob Kendrick, and Ken Davidoff.

How hard is it to get booked on Best Podcast in Baseball?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Baseball, Sports, MLB, Athletes, and Team Strategy. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.