In this episode of Inside The Foul, Ryan Whithorn shares his unique journey from player to coach in the world of baseball. He discusses the challenges of coaching older players in independent leagues, the cultural and language barriers faced while working with international players, and the importance of education and sociology in understanding team dynamics. Ryan emphasizes the balance between data-driven analytics and the human aspects of coaching, drawing from personal experiences of loss and resilience. He reflects on his coaching philosophy, the significance of building relationships with players, and offers advice to his younger self as he navigates his career in baseball. In this engaging conversation, Ryan Whithorn reflects on his journey in baseball, discussing the importance of personal growth, the transition to coaching, and the joy of the game. He shares insights on building a dream infield, memorable baseball experiences, and the connections between music and sports. The discussion also touches on life lessons, the significance of keeping things simple, and the fun quirks of baseball culture.

Join us on Inside The Foul Podcast as we dive into the vibrant world of Banana Ball with Coach Viro. Discover how the Savannah Bananas are transforming traditional baseball into a fan-first spectacle filled with fun, innovation, and unforgettable moments. From the unique rules to the behind-the-scenes magic, this episode is a must-listen for sports enthusiasts and entertainment seekers alike. Tune in for a journey that celebrates the joy of the game and the power of thinking outside the box!"

The conversation explores the unexpected moments during a Thanksgiving dinner that led to the idea of starting a podcast, highlighting the humor and camaraderie among friends discussing baseball.

Former Padres catcher, minor league manager, and player-development leader Jeremy Rodriguez joins Inside the Foul for a deep dive into the game behind the game.From being drafted out of Cal State Bakersfield to catching in the Padres system, to managing in the Dominican Summer League and Arizona League, Jeremy has seen every corner of pro baseball. In this episode, we get into the grind of minor league life, the evolution of catching, leadership in player development, and the stories that never show up on a stat sheet.Whether you’re a coach, a player chasing the next level, or just a baseball fan who loves hearing real stories from inside the clubhouse, this conversation hits all the right notes.Insight, humor, development, and the truth about what it really takes to build big leaguers.

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In this episode, we sit down with Brad Case, the talented right-handed pitcher whose journey through professional baseball is built on grit, consistency, and an unshakeable work ethic. From his early days refining his mechanics to competing against some of the most promising hitters in the game, Case opens up about the lessons he’s learned on and off the mound.

Brad shares how he developed his pitching identity—commanding the zone, relying on movement, and approaching every start with a bulldog mentality. He talks about the challenges of navigating the grind of professional baseball, the mental adjustments required to stay sharp, and the importance of believing in your stuff even on the toughest days.

The guys talk about the World series so far... They cover the savage of Trey Yesavage , and the motor on Yamamoto. Talking about the hopes of the Blue jays and the destiny of the dodgers, will it end in game 6, or can this legendary performance make it a game 7. Join us as we cover that and so much more from inside the foul lines.

In this episode of Inside The Foul, the hosts dive into the excitement surrounding the World Series matchup between the Dodgers and the Blue Jays. They discuss team dynamics, player performances, and the implications of salary structures in baseball. The conversation also touches on gambling scandals affecting the sport and the recent managerial changes within teams. As they analyze the strengths and weaknesses of both teams, they share their predictions for the series and reflect on the broader impact of these events on baseball.

In this episode, David Aardsma shares his journey through baseball, from his early days as a first-round pick to his experiences in the major leagues and beyond. He discusses the importance of championship culture, the evolution of pitching analytics, and the mental challenges of overcoming injuries. Aardsma also provides insights into player development, the changing landscape of MLB practices, and the impact of pitching velocity on injuries. He concludes with fun anecdotes from his time in the bullpen and his thoughts on the future of umpiring with ABS technology. In this engaging conversation, former MLB pitcher David Aardsma shares insights into the dynamics of bullpens, the importance of focus and fun, and his dream matchups against legendary teammates. He reflects on the challenges of facing friends, the superstitions and routines that shaped his career, and the legacy he hopes to leave in baseball. Aardsma also discusses memorable jerseys, the significance of wearing number 42, and the impact of hard work on his journey. He offers advice to his younger self about the importance of throwing strike one and shares cherished memorabilia from his career. The conversation concludes with thoughts on the experience of playing in iconic stadiums like Yankee Stadium and the love for the game that continues to drive him.