2021 Minnosota Twins

May 9, 2021 by  
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The Twins are in 4th place which surprises everyone. Was it just a bad April or is more to come? Our PhD Committee analyzes why 20201 MLB batting stats are at all all-time low.

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2020 Minicast – Down to the Last Pitch

October 28, 2020 by  
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What was the greatest World Series?  Ed Kasputis learns as he interviews author, Tim Wendel about his new book, Down to the Last Pitch.

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2018 Minicast – Down to the Last Pitch

March 14, 2018 by  
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What was the greatest World Series?  Ed Kasputis learns as he interviews author, Tim Wendel about his new book, Down to the Last Pitch.

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Minicast – Down to the Last Pitch

June 16, 2014 by  
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Episode 265 - Down to the Last Pitch

What was the greatest World Series?  Ed Kasputis learns as he interviews author, Tim Wendel about his new book, Down to the Last Pitch.

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2013 Minnesota Twins

May 30, 2013 by  
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Episode 198 - Minnesota Twins

Let’s meet Minneapolis as our PhD Committee enjoys Target Field and all the great things of this classic Midwestern City.  Ed Kasputis interviews Kristen Montag from minneapolis.org.  The podcast concludes as we head to the Queen City and her Cincinnati Reds.

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2012 Minnesota Twins

May 31, 2012 by  
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What’s missing with the Twins?  Our PhD Committee is in Minneapolis to find out as Ed Kasputis interviews Jessica Fischer from twinkietown.com and Mr. Sports Travel aka Joe Connor shares what to do around the Twin Cities.  Our podcast concludes as we get on the Road to Omaha.  The College World Series is next.

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Minicast – Target Field

January 2, 2012 by  
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In February 2010, Ed Kasputis flew to Kanas City to interview Gina Leo Stingley from the sports architectural firm, Populous about the opening of Target Field in April of that year.  In 96 days, Populous‘ next Major League ballpark will open – Miami Marlins’ Ballpark.

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2011 Minnesota Twins

May 26, 2011 by  
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Memorial Day 2011, our PhD Committee is back in beautiful Minneapolis but what a difference a year makes.  The Twins are struggling and in last place. Ed interviews Stew Thornley about Harmon Killebrew.  Frank Ceresi shares his thoughts on MLB veteran Hank Gowdy and and our PhD Committee debates whether playoff expansion is wise.  Then we pack up for the Motor City.  Next week, it’s time to ponder whether the Tigers can catch those Indians?

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Harmon Killebrew (1936 – 2011)

May 24, 2011 by  
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This week is Twins’ week with our podcast featuring the Minnesota Twins being released on Friday, May 27th.  On May 17th, Twins slugger Harmon Killebrew passed away.  During our podcast Ed Kasputis, Creative Director of Baseball PhD will be interviewing baseball researcher, Stew Thornley about the legacy of Harmon Killebrew.

“I saw Harmon Killebrew play in the first Major League game that I ever attended,” said Ed Kasputis.  “In my opinion, Killebrew was the greatest right handed hitter of my youth.  While he was only 5’11” he played like a giant.”

His Nickname was “Killer”

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2011 Chicago White Sox

May 19, 2011 by  
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Go Go White Sox!  We close our two week stay in the Windy City with three great interviews, John Chikow from The Magnificent Mile, Tom Skwerski from the Field Museum and Sean Deveney, author of The Original Curse.  Can the White Sox catch the Indians in the AL Central?  What about those Twins?  Next week we’ll be in the Twin Cities to talk about the Twins and to remember Hall of Famer, Harmon Killebrew.

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