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Conversations With C70
by Cardinal70
Cardinal blogger Daniel Shoptaw interviews other bloggers and people involved with baseball, finding out about their past and their thoughts about the state of the game today. If you are looking for a back episode that is no longer hosted here, please email cardinal70 AT gmail DOT com.
Episodes
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Episode 75: I Like This Kid
In what has become one of his favorite new season traditions, Daniel sits down with Cardinals bullpen catcher Jamie Pogue to talk about who is making impressions in camp, how Florida is treating him, and what things are like with Mike Shildt in charge.
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Episode 74: Putting Together a Crew
If it's the All-Star Break, that means it's time for another star-studded roundtable. This year's crew is a little smaller, but plenty of quality thoughts as Tara Wellman (Bird Seeds, @tarawellman) and Adam Butler (Bird Law, @lancedance1) look back over the first half, most notably the stunning...
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Episode 73: That Was a Cheap Move
Daniel spends some time with Kyle Reis, the Cardinal minor league writer with the biggest following out there. Kyle talks about his history growing up in Busch Stadium, how he got into looking at the minors, and how it's possible to watch at least three games at one time. Daniel and Kyle also…
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Episode 72: Happy Beeps Here Buddy
It's been a long time, but if pitchers and catchers are reporting to Jupiter, that means it's time for Daniel to talk to Jamie Pogue, bullpen catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals. They talk about a disappointing 2017, the coaching staff changes, how you keep Carson Kelly fresh as he backs up…
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Episode 71: I Have a Bad Feeling About This
For the third straight year, Daniel gathers some of the top bloggers and podcasters to talk about the Cardinals season so far and what might be coming. There's not a lot of optimism, but Tara (Bird Seeds), Kevin (STL Cards 'N Stuff), Allen (The Redbird Daily), and the sister act of Laura and…
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Episode 51: We Will Watch Your Career With Great Interest
70 meets 70! Daniel gets a chance to talk to the Patron Pitcher of the Blog Tyler Lyons. They talk about pitching a no-hitter, getting the call, and just what that number means.
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Episode 1: The Saga Begins
St. Louis Cardinal blogger Daniel Shoptaw, known as Cardinal70, begins his own podcast by explaining his background and his vision for shows to come.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Cardinal blogger Daniel Shoptaw interviews other bloggers and people involved with baseball, finding out about their past and their thoughts about the state of the game today. If you are looking for a back episode that is no longer hosted here, please email cardinal70 AT gmail DOT com.
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Cardinal blogger Daniel Shoptaw interviews other bloggers and people involved with baseball, finding out about their past and their thoughts about the state of the game today. If you are looking for a back episode that is no longer hosted here, please email cardinal70 AT gmail DOT com.
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