Steven Goldman

baseball writer

Guest

Baseball writer Steven Goldman is host of the podcast Infinite Inning and the author of Forging Genius: The Making of Casey Stengel.  He is the former managing editor for baseball at SB Nation.

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Ten innings… But how many pitching changes… how many lead changes… how many home runs?

The ecstasy and pain of the Dodgers-Astros World Series

Ten innings… But how many pitching changes… how many lead changes… how many home runs?

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Last night was Derek Jeter’s last game as shortstop for the New York Yankees with the team playing the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee stadium.

Derek Jeter’s Magical End to a Magical Career with the Yankees

Last night was Derek Jeter’s last game as shortstop for the New York Yankees with the team playing the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee stadium.

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