It’s the thrilling conclusion to the Baltimorons’ 2013 season wrap-up episode, which turned out to be a bit of a behemoth. This week features…
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Baltimorons #69: 2013 Season Shutdown (Part 1)
Sam and Alan recap the 2013 season with a cavalcade of stars from the Baltimore Sports Report Network and beyond! This week, we’re joined…
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Baltimorons #68: So Many Feelings
The Morons leave behind our customary format (which, you could argue, doesn’t actually exist in the first place) in favor of a more emotionally-driven…
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Baltimorons #67: Happy Grinning Riot
A fine and robust assembly of quality segments for you this week, dear listener: The lurid pornography of the Red Sox lineup, and why…
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Baltimorons: Episode 66 – Doublechuck (w/ Charlie Wilmoth & Charlie Hoppes)
Baltimorons welcomes a pair of Charlies to the phone line for a typically trenchant episode. Topics covered: Competitive eating The poetry of Dylan Thomas…
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Baltimorons: Episode 65 – Gomes Gnomes In Rome
The Morons present a many-splendored offering this week, featuring, among other things: The complicated legacy of Cassius Clay The under-appreciated genius of Dan Duquette’s…
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Baltimorons: Episode 64 – The Winter Of Our Discontent
One week ago, Sam and Alan recorded an episode in which they made predictions about where things would stand for the Orioles entering tonight’s…
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Baltimorons: Episode 62 – Old Ironsides (w/ Matt Fried)
Today’s all-new Baltimorons tackles U.S. Naval history, instant replay, and the complicated legacy of Henry Urrutia. Plus, we’re joined by Phillies enthusiast Matt Fried…
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Baltimorons: Episode 62 – Rolodexterity (w/ Neil deMause)
Sam and Alan talk blown saves, blowing winds of change, flying lobsters, and doublethink. Their guest Neil deMause is the co-author of the book (and blog) Field of…
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Baltimorons: Episode 61- Asterisky Business
A lot of shows are talking A-Rod and BioGenesis this week, but only the Baltimorons are doing so in combination with a modern-day adaptation…