Around The Horn

In this episode, we delve into the importance of player health and shine the spotlight on the intricacies of the Little League World Series. We cover the current MLB pennant race and make predictions for the upcoming 2026 Playoffs. We explore the cultural and social aspects of baseball, including nostalgia, new media, and youth development. We analyze a new baseball reality show, discuss the importance of representation, and highlight emerging young talent in the sport. Key Topics in this episode: Impact of new media on baseball culture Emerging young talent in the minor leagues Analysis of the 'Team Mom's Baseball' reality show Representation and diversity in baseball The importance of youth development and access to the game Memories and nostalgia associated with Pro Baseball games The role of Little League in fostering future stars The influence of streaming platforms on baseball viewership Youth baseball injuries and protection The importance of pitch counts and monitoring Climate and travel effects on young athletes MLB pennant race and 2026 playoff predictions The role of coaching and league oversight in player safety Episode Highlights Young pitchers are at risk of serious injuries due to overuse and lack of proper monitoring. Climate differences and travel can add significant strain on young athletes' bodies. Coaches and leagues need to prioritize player health over winning at all costs. The MLB playoff race is highly competitive, with several teams vying for the top spots. Parental involvement and awareness are crucial in protecting young athletes from injury. These are conversations that needed to happen. This is a platform built for engaging baseball & sports conversations. The show is led by hosts who lived it, loves the game, and refuses to let the entire story be buried, again. So pull up a chair. This isn't just baseball history. This is OUR history. And it's time we reclaim it. Subscribe. Share. Stay in the game.