Scott Morganroth
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Fast baseball talk with old-school memory.
108 Stitches, Baseball Talk works like a crowded baseball table after first pitch, with Scott Morgan Roth steering a rotating crew through MLB headlines, records, and roster debates. The pace is loose, loud, and stat-happy, with room for teasing, corrections, and long memory.
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108 Stitches, Baseball Talk is built around the feeling of a weekly baseball room already in motion. Scott Morgan Roth opens the door, names the crew, and gets straight into the board. From there, the show moves fast. A topic rarely stays sealed off from the rest of baseball history. A discussion of Jacob Mizorowski and the Brewers can lead into manager trust, player development, and the hard math of getting five or six innings from a young arm. A look at Walter Johnson turns into a shared attempt to imagine his wins, games pitched, and a workload that feels almost unreal beside the modern game. The panel treats those numbers as more than trivia. They become evidence in a larger argument about how baseball has changed. The show also has a strong appetite for current MLB business: Dodgers bullpen spending, luxury tax weight, expansion and realignment, Pat Murphy’s extension, franchise movement, and the fallout from major organizational decisions. World Baseball Classic talk gives the room another lane, especially when Fernando Tatis Jr., David Ortiz, Travis Bazana, or Hall of Fame names enter the conversation. The format is loose and sometimes messy. That looseness is part of the identity. Speakers jump in, repeat a point, clean up a fact, or turn a nickname into a running bit before the baseball talk snaps back into place. Candy often supplies background and factual context, while voices such as Barry Foote, Warren Brewster, Eric Katz, Hollywood Tony, Trent Clark, and others widen the argument. The result is less like a packaged briefing and more like a long-running baseball table with microphones on. It suits listeners who want MLB news filtered through memory, personality, and old-school debate rather than a cold dashboard of metrics. The show can wander, but it usually wanders toward another baseball point. Its best moments come when a stat, a player, or a franchise decision starts a bigger conversation about legacy, mistakes, and how the game keeps remaking itself.
Made for: Built for MLB fans who like headline reactions, historical comparisons, and panel banter with a sports-radio feel. It especially suits listeners who enjoy Brewers talk, WBC threads, manager debates, and arguments about records that still loom over the modern game.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its crowded-room energy: current MLB news is constantly tested against baseball memory, trivia, and lived fan judgment. It feels less produced than many analysis shows, but more personal and conversational.
Old School vs New School, Teacher vs Pupil, Scott Morganroth and Louis Addeo-Weiss talk about the Great American Pastime. We’ll examine Baseball from all angles by having stimulating discussion. We’ll invite guests, encourage fans to call us and chat with us as well. There will never be a dull moment with this show!!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scott Morgan's roundtable connects current MLB decisions and player performances with baseball history, statistics and the perspectives of a recurring crew.
108 Stitches, Baseball Talk turns Scott Morgan's crowded agenda into a lively baseball roundtable, with a regular crew taking questions on MLB decisions, emerging players, historic records and the World Baseball Classic.
From Walter Johnson to the Rockies' run differential, Scott Morganroth has room for your baseball brain.
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A banter-heavy look at Walter Johnson's numbers and the old-school pitching burden they point to.
108 Stitches Baseball Talk centers on Walter Johnson and lets the numbers do the work: 416 victories, 802 games pitched, and 666 starts. The hosts move in an easy old-school rhythm, with one voice setting up a point and another carrying it forward.
A loose baseball panel uses Pat Murphy's Milwaukee extension to make a broader small-market case.
The Monday-night baseball show starts with championship-night banter, then turns to Pat Murphy's extension in Milwaukee. Its strongest case for Murphy is simple: he comes across as well liked, effective at getting more from players, and a manager the club chose to elevate from…
A loose baseball roundtable that starts with World Baseball Classic chatter and moves through the Athletics, David Ortiz, and easy banter.
This roundtable keeps a loose, easygoing rhythm, moving from World Baseball Classic talk into the Athletics' history and David Ortiz's path from a Twins release to a Boston career.
A loose year-end baseball roundtable that starts with Trout and keeps moving.
108 Stitches ends its year-end session on a warm, loose note. It opens with Mike Trout's 400th homer ball and the young fan who traded it for a chance to play catch, then moves to Augustin Ramirez and the catcher line that puts his season in sharper view.
A conversational baseball roundtable that connects Frank Anderson's move and the Rockies' minus-424 season to a broader team-building discussion.
This episode plays as a loose baseball roundtable, staying conversational from start to finish. It opens with Frank Anderson heading to the Giants to join Tony Vitello's coaching staff, then moves to Colorado and spends time on the Rockies' minus-424 run differential and the…
Cubs recaps with bleacher-level patience.
Daily Tigers tension, sorted fast.
Nebraska athletics, close up and week by week.
Scott Morgan opens Monday Night Baseball with Barry Foote, Eric Katz, Warren Brewstar, Hollywood Tony, and Candy in the room.
It starts with championship-night chatter.
This episode ranks the top pitching staffs in MLB, discussing team managers and season analysis with a panel of experts.
This episode discusses MLB's transition from Spring Training to the regular season, focusing on the Milwaukee Brewers naming Jacob Mizorowski as their opening day starter against the Chicago White Sox.
This episode discusses the Dodgers' bullpen additions and MLB draft news, including Travis Bazana becoming the first Australian taken first overall.
Scott Morgan opens the show with Barry Foote, Warren Brewster, Eric, and Tony.
This episode discusses the settlement in the Tyler Skaggs wrongful death lawsuit involving the LA Angels and touches on Hall of Famers who played in the World Baseball Classic.
A baseball talk show featuring discussions between Scott Morganroth and Louis Addeo-Weiss, covering the sport from various angles with guests and fan interaction.
Host Scott Morganroth introduces a panel of guests for a lively baseball discussion show.
A roundtable discussion about MLB news, focusing on Chris Paddack's signing with the Marlins and his role as a back-end starter.
Scott Morganroth and co-host Barry discuss baseball, recent travel to the Senior Bowl, and banter with listeners.
A baseball talk show discussing the Miami Marlins and Gabe Kapler's promotion to general manager.
This episode provides rapid-fire updates on World Baseball Classic news and hot stove baseball transactions, including analysis of the Colorado Rockies signing pitcher Michael Lorenzo.
A roundtable discussion about baseball, including Hall of Fame candidates and the World Baseball Classic.
The show opens in holiday mode with a full panel and the last Monday-session sendoff before the new year.
A panel of baseball enthusiasts discuss the World Baseball Classic and young player Gunnar Henderson joining Team USA.
Scott opens the show with a full Monday Night Baseball crew.
A roundtable discussion about baseball, including the Savannah Bananas and Detroit Tigers prospects.
The hosts introduce new co-host Tyrese and discuss the Mariners vs Blue Jays winner-take-all game and Don Mattingly reaching the World Series.
This episode discusses the Seattle Mariners' recent baseball victories over the Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue Jays, analyzing their performance and potential as a team of destiny.
A baseball talk show featuring rapid-fire discussion with guests about the sport.
The hosts discuss the upcoming All-Star game and share personal wedding stories, with a planned interview with former MLB manager Mickey Callaway.
Hosts Steven Rochelle and JD discuss baseball news, including a rare play of two runners scoring almost simultaneously, with audience interaction.
A baseball talk show host interviews former MLB pitcher Pat Combs about the current season and All-Star week.
Host Scott Morganroth introduces a baseball talk show featuring a dream team of guests and a segment on Yankee Jazz.
This baseball podcast episode discusses MLB's 2025 schedule highlights, including unique events like the Bristol game, while teasing a later segment on 'the perfect game that wasn't'.
This episode discusses baseball news, including the Miami Marlins' rebuild, Griffin Conine's shoulder surgery, and updates on Maryland content and broadcasting.
Host Scott Morganroth and guests discuss baseball, including spring training and Billy Crystal's appearance in a Yankees game.
A baseball talk show where hosts and guests discuss the sport from various angles, including old school vs new school perspectives.
Host Scott Morganroth and co-hosts discuss baseball, welcome guests, and engage with fans in a lively talk show format.
Scott Morganroth hosts a baseball talk show discussing the Yankees' torpedo bats and other MLB topics with guests.
The host discusses covering Miami Hurricanes pro day and spring training, then introduces a returning guest for baseball talk.