Tony Leva
captaingonzo
jaydreezy
Mat Festa
Matthew Kohl
Mauricio Rubio Jr.
Raul Parra
Shelley Elaine
spike1057
Terry Carlton
In this episode, we forget football ever happened, we review Soxfest, interview Alexei Ramirez and Dayan Viciedo, review a great Chicago brew (not Ronnie Brewer), discuss a lot of baseball, and reveal our favorite sports books of all time.
Episode 008 – ALEXEEEEIII! YES, YES, HISTORY!
Posted: February 6, 2012 by Mauricio Rubio Jr. in PodcastTags: 2005, 2005 never dies, addison reed, AL Central, Alexei Ramirez, Appreciate the Game, autograph stories, Babe Ruth, Bad As I Wanna Be, BALCO, Ball Four, baseball, Baseball Chicago Style, Baseball Prospectus, Bearing the Black Sox, Bill Veeck, Billy Beane, Binny's beverage depot, Blackhawks, books, Boxing, Boys of Summer, Brett the Hitman Heart, Bulls, Buzz Bissinger, carlos marmol, cheesy poofs, Chicago, chicago a drinking town with a sports problem, Chuck Klein, Cigars and Stripes, closer, Controversy Creates Cash, Cooper, Cuba, Cubs, culture, d20, Dayan Viciedo, Dennis Rodman, DnD, Dungeons and Dragons, Eight Men Out, Friday Night Lights, gambling, Game of Shadows, Gozamos, Have a Nice Day, Home Runs, interview, Jake Peavy, Jason Dubois, Jeff Manto, jesse crain, Jim Bouton, Joe Crede, Joe Torre, Jose Canseco, Juiced, Kenny Williams, kerry wood, Kiki Cuyler, Krankshaft, Mark Grace, matt thorton, Metropolitan Brewing Inc, Mick Foley, MLB, Moneyball, My Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling, My Life Is Baseball, NL Central, Prince Fielder, reading, rebuilding, rib tips, road beef, rob dibble, robin ventura, Roger Kahn, rosetta stone, SF Chronicle, Silver Slugger, slump busters, southpaw, soxfest 2012, spoken word, sports literature, spring training is almost here, steriods, Steve Stone, Stone Pony, terrible slogans, the bellagio, The Bill James Historical Abstract, The Death of WCW, The Very Famous Tyler Huffman, The Yankee Years, Tim Duncan, Ty Cobb, UFC, vampires, Veeck as in Wreck, Victor Martinez, Vindicated, werewolves, White Sox, wrestling
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Chicago, A Drinking Town With A Sports Problem 
please use the “rob dibble” tag as often as possible