West Coast Bias

This fine spring day finds the gentlemen at West Coast Bias making their triumphant return to your airwaves and eardrums as they discuss all matters baseball. From broken records to broken hearts, new rules shenanigans, goats and pigeons, trivia, and everything in between, Adam Nelson and Samuel Paul have you covered for the next hour. Contact Us:Email: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @WestCoastBiasBB

With July fully upon us and the August trade deadline approaching, the gentlemen at West Coast Bias offer up fresh takes on all things baseball as they discuss bullpen gloom, All Stars, blackouts, mud, catfish, and trivia whilst providing yarns of whimsical insight and peerless levity along the way. Contact Us:  Email: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @WestCoastBiasBB

The triumphant return of West Coast Bias finds polar bears in LA, cats in Oakland, bucks and cowboys on ESPN, all kinds of ignobility, trivia and, well, too many commas so just stop reading and have a listen. Contact Us: Email - baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter - @WestCoastBiasBB

The baseball gods giveth, the baseball gods taketh away.  And in a year when two teams with over 105 wins play each other in the first round of the Postseason, fate requires there to be tears of joy as well as those, oh so bitter, tears of despair.  Join us as we break down the past, present, and future of the 2021 season and wax unpoetically on all things baseball.  Contact Us: Email: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @WestCoastBiasBB

100 wins and a second place finish?  This will undoubtedly be the fate of one of the NL West teams, but who will it be?  Join us on this episode as we round up this final week of the MLB regular season and discuss home run leaders, MVPs, the 30-30 club, trivia, and everything in between.  Contact Us:Email: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @WestCoastBiasBB

As Dodgers fans await the Giants’ swoon, the rest of baseball have their own issues and West Coast Bias is here to disseminate (without express written permission) the rest of the schedules and possible concerns and advantages that may come into play.  We’re also officially on Miggy Watch so keep those eyes glued to the TV and ears affixed to your favorite podcast.Contact Us: Email - baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter - @WestCoastBiasBB

A midsummer dream or nightmare? Well, for Giants and Dodgers fans it could be either, but luckily West Coast Bias Baseball Podcast is back to offer insight on everything from no-hitter curses to player predictions, new uniforms, ignobility, Big Sexy updates, and everything in between.  Are the Giants really in first?  This must be a fever dream.  Join us at:Twitter - @WestCoastBiasBBEmail - baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

Maybe it’s because we were cooped up indoors for over a year, or the fact that there hasn’t been April baseball since 2019, but the start to the 2021 season has brought more excitement than any in recent memory (IL stints notwithstanding). Are the Dodgers the best in the West? Are the A’s channeling 2002? Will Keston Hiura ever find the ball in the strike zone? Let’s find out.Contact Us: Email: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @WestCoastBiasBB

Some believe the new year begins with an arbitrary date in mid-winter; others believe it is determined by the moon. Here at West Coast Bias, Opening Day marks the first day of the calendar year. Join us as we celebrate all things Major League Baseball and discuss juiced balls, new rules, predictions, trivia, ignobility and probably some (bad) jokes.Contact UsEmail: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @WestCoastBiasBB

The regular season may have seemed short but October was perhaps the longest in history. We wrap up the 2020 season by glancing back as we step forward. Help us stoke this heating stove.Contact Us:Twitter - @WestCoastBiasBBEmail - baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

The final four teams are about to kick off their race for the pennant and the crew at West Coast Bias are here to disseminate (without expressed written consent) all the goings on of October baseball in this, oh so odd and dare I say frightful, final month of the 2020 season.Contact Us: Twitter - @WestCoastBiasBBEmail - baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

Ahhhh. A deep sigh of relief has been ubiquitously expelled and a tangible weight has been lifted from the shoulders and psyches of the professional baseball world and fans alike as this abbreviated, and darn right distilled, season has somehow come to an end (relatively) hitch-free. We march on (along with more than half of MLB) to the unknown perils that lie in the form of a postseason encased in a bubble. But first, let’s distribute some hardware and make some hyperbolic predictions for the nearing October. Contact Us:Twitter: @WestCoastBiasBBFacebook: WestCoastBiasBaseballEmail: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

While we sift through cliches about this season of abbreviation, we discover in the process that our zeal for postseason baseball supersedes our desire for tradition, even if that means popping our bubble.Join in:Email: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @WestCoastBiasBB

With a season of uncertainties, one thing you can be sure of is Adam Nelson and Samuel Paul breaking down the good, the bad, and the ignoble of all things Major League baseball. With trade deadlines looming, and scouts fuming, blisters be damned, the Show must go on. Contact Us:Twitter: @WestCoastBiasBBEmail: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

No, we are not talking about the Cardinals’ or Marlins’ inability to stay healthy, but rather the ups and downs of the eponymous club’s roller coaster first quarter of the season. Of course, black and orange alone will not dominate this episode (ignobility aside), for we have much to discuss about this, oh-so-odd, 2020 season that appears to be flying by.Join in:Twitter: WestCoastBiasBBEmail: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

Though Will Smith DID play in Tuesday’s game between the Dodgers and the Astros*, it was the fireworks between innings that stole the show (not Kevin Kline’s absence). Besides these frivolities, the crew at West Coast Bias has all the info you crave to keep you up to date on all things baseball.Contact Us: Twitter: @WestCoastBiasBBEmail: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

Finally hatched from their time-space vacuum pods, Adam Nelson and Samuel Paul make their triumphant return to your brainwaves with a fresh look on the impending baseball season and life in general in this densely (literally and figuratively) packed episode. From evaluating fantasy pitchers and hitters in a shortened season to dishing out awards of ignobility, quarantine be damned, the show must go on!Contact Us: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

With apologies for the poorly rhymed title we offer NO apologies for our opinions on infielders. If you’re looking for an MIT backed peer reviewed analysis of players and projections you have come to the wrong place. If, however, you enjoy biased musings from highly competitive fantasy enthusiasts you HAVE come to the right place. Join in on the action.Contact Us: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

With an offseason for the ages nearing its end, 2020 is ramping up to be a year to remember. What will prove to be the biggest storyline heading into the new season? Historic trades? Historic cheaters? World Series droughts ended? No one knows for sure, but what we DO know is that Adam Nelson and Samuel Paul are back to disseminate all things baseball. Contact Us: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com

2020 is finally here and that means only one thing: baseball is less than a month away. With a surprising glut of material to expound on, Adam Nelson and Samuel Paul kick off season three with record arbitration deals, major league management firsts, hall of fame, trivia and — oh yeah, the biggest cheating scandal this great sport has ever seen. Contact Us: baseballshowpodcast@gmail.com