NEW SHOW! Introducing our MLB Podcast: "Welcome To The Show"
Introducing the newest Backside Groundballs Media Podcast: Welcome To The Show. This new show featuring Will Mossa & Sam Fosberg covers all things Major League Baseball year round. On the first install of Welcome To The Show, Sam and Will dive into the wild card races in both the American and National League. Make sure to give the show a listen and make sure to like on the Welcome To The Show feed anywhere you get your podcasts!
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The Backside Groundballs Podcast
Two former college baseball coaches, Dan Galati & Trevor Powers, analyze college baseball weekly with previews and recaps of the big series across the country. They break down the game from a coaches perspective and provide insight for fans to see the game from a different view. They also interview the top coaches across the country, talking about building a team culture, player development, and the ever changing landscape of college baseball.
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