Great to hear Tim on DLS and finding this great pod

Long time fan of Tim, practically grew up on Tim appearing on ESPN. Didn’t know Tim had a podcast until today and truly enjoyed it. Especially that he’s doing this with his son which shows how much baseball can connect generations. Never heard Jeff’s voice until pressing play and must admit that his voice should be used as an example of the power of genetics. Keep on keeping on Kurkjian’s Great show

Look forward to the episode(s) each week. Love the interaction between Tim & Jeff . Guests have been great and have great stories and insight.

I stumbled into this pod this winter and sad I didn’t know Tim had his own pod having thoroughly enjoyed him on Buster’s. It’s been a blast catching up and I’m getting more miles in walking as I can’t stop listening until they finish. With his son Jeff , they make great partners and I feel part of the family. Sometimes I am laughing so hard I need to stop walking. Other times, it is very emotional bringing a tear or two to my eyes. Enjoy, I know I will.

Huge names, great stories, filled with so many interesting facts I’d never hear anyplace else!! It’s all here! I love hearing the personal stories of the guests and what else they do in their lives. I’m not a fan of AVirk but I skipped that episode anyway. What a very special relationship Tim and Jeff have. Heartwarming and genuine. 99.9 % fantastic!!

…America, Tim. See John P. Normanson, Joe Buck, Jared Kushner, Don Jr. and Eric, and Francesca Eastwood. The only question your punk should be asking is, “Do you want fries with that Big Mac, ma’am?”

Tim’s enthusiasm for baseball, and really life, makes him my favorite baseball/commentator/podcast/person. add in his son Jeff and this is always a great listen.

I have always loved hearing Tim’s voice calling any game, and his appearances on the Le Bastard Show with Stu Gotz are always great. This is a great podcast, and hearing this father and son duo talking about something they share a love for is priceless. My love for baseball started with my Dad, who was turned onto the game by his Dad. My Grandpa, Don Eggleton, was a pitcher during his high school career( he pitched a no hitter his senior year) and he played for the US Navy during the Korean War(he served on the USS New Jersey.) After the war, he was hired by the Oneonta Yankees to pitch against their lineup during batting practice. He was paid $20 a practice, and he always said that it was the easiest money he ever made. So the story goes, a couple of scouts came to check him out, but they said that he threw too much with his shoulder, and he would throw his arm out in the first season. He didn’t care, though. He was happy taking their money to throw gas against the team.

I'm not sure if you're allowed to rate and review your own show but I just have to say that this is the most fun I've had broadcasting in my career. Working with my dad is a dream come true. Thank you all for listening!

Tim admits that he would immediately leave his family and dissolve into pick-up basketball lore if he could never miss a basketball shot. Classic Tim!

Keep it going! So fun to listen!

Sons & Fathers. Smart & Funny. This podcast makes me want to do a podcast. I remember talking to Tim years ago in the Rays clubhouse about his son, Jeff, because Jeff and I are both Syracuse grads. So heartwarming to see their relationship result in this.

Tim is fantastic. His enthusiasm is appreciated by listeners. His stories and facts are great. Jeff is likable and keeps things moving. I look forward to each Tuesday. Now to be the bad guy. Tim repeats his stories. Not sure he realizes this. Michael Cuddyer’s magic tricks, Carlos Lee wearing his birthday on the back of his jersey, the guy that came up to him at a cocktail party with the trivia question about 40 homer hitters with 4 letters or less in their last name, etc. if you listen to one podcast you’ll love it. If you listen to all of them you’ll see that certain names, phrases, etc trip a breaker in his memory bank and he pulls out one of his greatest hits. Like a sports talk host that insists on playing the Jim Mora bite whenever the word “playoffs” is mentioned or the Iverson bite each time “practice” comes up in conversation. I’ve read Tim’s books, which are excellent, so I’ve experienced the stories this way as well so this probably plays into it. Still…5 Stars!

Tim Kirkjian is a national treasure. His deep, authentic love for all of baseball oddities really comes through in this podcast. Can’t help myself from smiling as Tim talks about Willie Mays not recognizing Bob Gibson wearing his glasses. The chemistry between father son is the cherry on top. Thanks for all you do.

Thank you for these episodes they were so emotional and enlightened me. Thank you. Lou Gehrig has been my favorite player for many years. A great man and player.

Big fan of Tim Kurkjian and what a delight to hear him and his son Jeff talk baseball every week

Hi Tim and Jeff. Love the show and all the segments you have. Brings back memories of when baseball was more meaningful to me when I was a kid. Coincidentally my dad, Jack and I are going to Cooperstown for the very first time on his 91st birthday in two weeks. Better late than never. (Any suggestions of can’t miss things at the HOF?) Keep up the great work! Rob Dundon

I love this podcast! The joy with which Tim talks about baseball rivals my own. And he’s talking with his son about baseball! What dad doesn’t dream about that?

I find myself smiling and laughing through the whole show each week. Thanks guys!

The Barney Fife reference in the Jackie Robinson Day episode mandated that I leave a 5 star review - you two are wonderful to listen to, thank you for such a quality show!!

Never has a podcast eased my mind, entertained and enlightened me to the nuances of a topic in my life. Count on laughing and being amazed. 1st episode was listens to while I was in the baseball land of Puerto Rico.

Tim’s unique voice (and I don’t mean just audibly) has always made me a big fan of his as I’m a bit of a stats nerd. When I found that I could listen to even more stories, I subscribed day one. Keep up the great work!

This podcast is an absolute delight. I’ve been reading or listening to Tim’s baseball reporting and stories for years, but this is an even better forum for his immense love of baseball. I can’t wait to listen to this pod throughout the baseball season. Keep it up fellas!

Always love you on the Lebatard show. So I knew I would love this. You and your son have such good energy. Loving it 👍

Great stories, very funny. Both hosts are relentlessly enthusiastic about baseball. Tim might be the nicest man is sports media.

What a pure delight to hear these two tell their story… I am a huge fan 💜

Hi Tom (I get the show) Thank you both for doing this podcast!

This was terrific, gents. Looking forward to a weekly visit!!

Congrats on the new podcast Tom!

You are the best baseball voice and I’m geeked you are going to be on soon!

Can’t wait to listen to baseball talk with Jeff and Tim.

Miss you on Dan LeBatard. Was so happy to hear on their podcast that this is available. When I hear your name I smile. Or laugh. Can’t wait for all that happens!!!

Heard you on Tony Kornheiser and LeBatards pods in the past couple weeks. Looking forward to listening.

Mathew McConaughey preparing for a role as a crazy man

Listen to him on Lebatard and Kornheiser. Tim is knowledgeable and entertaining.

I can’t wait to hear the first show

I can’t wait. I read both Tim’s books and I listen to them on The Tony Kornheiser Show as well and MLB with Buster only I am so excited for this podcast.

Can’t wait for this pod! I miss tim on the Dan lebatard show. You are my favorite voice of baseball. Thank you Tim 😎