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Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports

🎙️⚾ Rounding Third is a nostalgic journey into the heart of baseball, hosted by Peter Lemieux. Each episode explores the game’s rich history—through personal stories, lived experiences, and reflections on why baseball continues to enchant fans across generations. This isn’t just about stats or star players—it’s about the soul of the game. From kitchen table conversations with his sons Todd and Brandon to deep dives into baseball’s beauty, complexity, and enduring spirit, Peter invites you to see

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All Episodes

11:09

Moe Berg’s Amazing Hidden Life Revealed!

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/11/07

In this Veterans Day episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux from BadderSports shares the incredible story of Moe Berg — a Major League Baseball catcher, Ivy League graduate, and multilingual genius who secretly served the United States as a spy during World War II.Berg’s story bridges two worlds: the ballpark and the battlefield. From catching knuckleballs for the Chicago White Sox to filming the skyline of Tokyo and reporting on Germany’s nuclear progress, Moe Berg’s intelligence and courage

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17:29

The Day Pittsburgh Shocked the Yankees

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/10/31

Peter Lemieux shares the story of what he considers the most exciting baseball game ever. This baseball history moment is filled with amazing MLB highlights and best baseball plays. Peter's explanation of the game is baseball explained for all fans to enjoy.1960 World Series Game 7, Pittsburgh Pirates vs. New York Yankees—Bill Mazeroski’s walk-off, Mickey Mantle’s heads-up slide, Yogi Berra’s homer, Hal Smith’s forgotten blast, Tony Kubek’s bad-hop “pebble,” and the “lost” kinescope Bing Crosby

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12:19

Roy Campanella’s Message That Still Matters Today

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/10/24

Roy Campanella, Jackie Robinson, baseball history, racial integration, and Cooperstown.In this Rounding Third episode from BadderSports, host Peter Lemieux shares a profoundly personal baseball story from August 4, 1979 — the day he met Roy Campanella in Cooperstown, New York. In this episode, Peter recounts his trip to Cooperstown, New York, the day before Willie Mays’ Hall of Fame induction, and an unforgettable meeting with Roy Campanella. What began as a chance encounter became a lesson in

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15:48

A Lousy Poem Puts People in the Hall of Fame

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/10/04

A poem shouldn’t decide Cooperstown… right? In this episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux digs into the Chicago Cubs’ famous double-play combo—Tinker, Evers, and Chance—and asks whether a catchy 8-line verse helped carry three good players into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Along the way, we revisit the 1908 Merkle game, the Cubs’ World Series run, and why debates over who belongs in Cooperstown never die.What you’ll get: • The real story behind “Tinker to Evers to Chance” and the 1908 Cubs •

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15:03

Casey Stengel’s Grapefruit Prank: The Wild Origin of...

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/09/19

Baseball lore doesn’t get better than this: Casey Stengel, a stunt pilot named Ruth Law, one unlucky manager, and a flying grapefruit that helped give spring training its nickname. Peter Lemieux of Rounding Third (BadderSports) unpacks the prank—and the legend—plus Casey’s ties to DiMaggio, Mantle, Billy Martin, the Yankees, and the lovable early Mets.00:00 Introduction to Casey Stengel 00:56 Casey Stengel's Playing Career 03:21 Casey Stengel's Managerial Career 04:47 Casey Stengel and Billy

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11:18

Who Was Smokey Joe and Why Did Baseball Forget Him?

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/08/29

Get to know Smokey Joe Williams—the 6’4” right-hander whose fastball terrified hitters, whose barnstorming record humbled MLB greats, and whose legend grew despite baseball’s color line. In this Rounding Third story episode, Peter Lemieux walks through Smokey Joe’s meteoric rise, his duels with stars like Walter Johnson, and the road that ended with a 1999 Hall of Fame induction. 00:00 Today's Story 00:25 The Historic First Pitch by President Taft 02:24 Walter Johnson: The Big Train 04:02

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16:48

Billy Martin & Joe DiMaggio - The Odd Couple

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/08/22

Billy Martin wasn’t a star bat—he was a force. From Casey Stengel’s trust to an unlikely friendship with Joe DiMaggio, bar‑fight headlines, and a debut that sparked a 15–10 comeback, this is how Billy Martin became unforgettable in Yankees lore.00:00 Introduction to Baseball Stories 00:42 The Irrepressible Billy Martin 02:29 Billy Martin's High School and Minor League Days 05:18 Billy Martin's Major League Debut 07:46 Billy Martin and Joe DiMaggio's Unlikely Friendship 12:16 Billy Martin's

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09:44

Nolan Ryan, Bob Feller & the Rarity of Baseball’s...

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/08/12

On June 21, 1964 — Father’s Day — I witnessed one of baseball’s rarest feats: Jim Bunning’s perfect game for the Phillies against the Mets. That moment sent me down a rabbit hole of no-hitter and one-hitter history, from legends like Nolan Ryan and Bob Feller to pitchers who suffered heartbreaking near-misses.In this episode of Rounding Third, we dive into: - The story of Jim Bunning’s perfect game and its historic significance - The rarity of no-hitters and why perfect games are even more

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15:42

Minnie Miñoso – The Latin American Jackie Robinson

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/08/08

In this episode of Rounding Third from BadderSports, Peter Lemieux dives deep into the remarkable story of Minnie Miñoso — the first Latin American player in Major League Baseball and a Chicago White Sox legend. From his early days in Cuba and the Negro Leagues to breaking barriers in MLB and becoming one of the best all-around players of his era, Miñoso’s story is one of talent, perseverance, and history-making impact. We’ll also explore the highs and lows of the White Sox franchise, the

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16:10

Why Marge Schott Was the Most Hated Owner in Baseball...

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/07/18

🎉THANK YOU TO MY SUBSCRIBERS on helping this channel reach 500!In this episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux dives into one of baseball’s darkest ownership stories — the infamous Marge Schott era with the Cincinnati Reds. From letting her dog p00p on the field to openly racist and offensive comments, Schott became one of the most controversial and hated figures in Major League Baseball. While she gave generously to local charities and built a philanthropic legacy in Cincinnati, her

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13:29

Why Cleveland Should Never Have Let Rocky Colavito Go

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/07/12

Rocky Colavito wasn’t just a ballplayer—he was a symbol of hope for an entire city. In this episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux dives deep into the incredible rise, shocking trade, and enduring legacy of Rocky Colavito, one of Cleveland’s most beloved figures in sports history.From launching 40+ homers to throwing absolute lasers from the outfield, Colavito had the power, the arm, and the charm. But in 1960, “Trader Frank” Lane sent him packing in one of the most infamous trades in baseball

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14:20

The Forrest Gump of Baseball: The Incredible Life of...

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/07/05

Don Zimmer might be the Forrest Gump of baseball. From Jackie Robinson's Dodgers to Pedro Martinez and the Yankees, Zimmer was everywhere. In this episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux tells the remarkable story of Don Zimmer's 66-year career in baseball-filled with near-de@th injuries, World Series wins, historic teams, famous fights, and even MLB rule changes.🧢 He played with legends like Roberto Clemente and Willie Mays. ⚾ He coached teams that made history-and heartbreak. 🧠 His

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13:21

Beyond the Home Runs: The Untold Stories of Babe Ruth

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/07/05

Intriguing Facts About Babe Ruth You Never Knew In this episode of Rounding Third, host Peter Lemieux delves into the lesser-known aspects of Babe Ruth's life and career. He shares surprising facts, such as Ruth's early fame as a pitcher, his non-unanimous induction into the Hall of Fame, his tough upbringing in an orphanage, and personal anecdotes including his penchant for speeding tickets and his complex personal life. Discover the human side of one of baseball's greatest legends in this

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12:16

The Legendary 1930 Season and Hack Wilson’s Tragic Tale

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/07/05

Unbreakable Baseball Records: The Legendary 1930 Season and Hack Wilson's Tragic Tale Could you imagine a player driving in 191 RBIs in one season? In 1930, Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs did just that-and no one has come close since. In this episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux explores: • The wild, offense-heavy 1930 MLB season • How Hack Wilson became a legend… and how it all unraveled • What made his 191-RBI season possible • Why this record may never be broken • The tragic

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15:08

The Rise and Fall of the Most Unusual Pitch in Baseball

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/07/04

Barney Schultz wasn’t supposed to make it. After a career-threatening injury in the minors, most would’ve given up. But Barney didn’t. He reinvented himself with one of baseball’s strangest, least predictable weapons: the knuckleball. In this episode of Rounding Third from BadderSports, Peter Lemieux shares the incredible journey of Schultz—his perseverance, his unlikely World Series moment, and the legacy of a man who just wanted to stay in the game. Plus, we highlight the knuckleball greats:

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14:29

The Real Names Behind Baseball’s Most Legendary...

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/06/27

Some baseball nicknames are just for laughs — others become legends. In this episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux from BadderSports dives into the colorful world of baseball nicknames that stuck for life. From Home Run Baker (who barely hit home runs) to Cool Papa Bell and Yogi Berra, learn how these unforgettable monikers came to be — and why we remember them more than their real names. Whether it’s Catfish Hunter catching more than just fastballs, or Pee Wee Reese winning a marbles

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18:10

The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant: How a Dynasty...

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/06/20

In this episode of Rounding Third from BadderSports, Peter Lemieux dives deep into one of baseball’s most shocking shifts in power — the collapse of the New York Yankees in 1965. For 27 seasons, the Yankees defined American League dominance, appearing in 23 World Series from 1936 to 1964. With legends like Mantle, DiMaggio, Berra, and Ford, they weren’t just a baseball team — they were an institution. But what happens when the most powerful team in baseball starts to rot from within? This

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14:31

No Gloves, No Rules, All Legend: The Story of King Kelly

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/06/06

Step back in time to the wild, rule-bending days of 1880s baseball. In this episode of Rounding Third from BadderSports, Peter Lemieux uncovers the fascinating and nearly unbelievable life of Michael “King” Kelly — the first true celebrity in baseball history. From playing barehanded to inventing the hook slide, cutting bases when the ump wasn’t looking, and subbing himself mid-play, King Kelly did it all before baseball had gloves, fences, or even clear rules. He led the league in hits, stolen

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14:58

The Bird That Flew Too Briefly: Mark Fidrych’s...

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/05/30

In 1976, a lanky, curly-haired rookie took the mound for the Detroit Tigers and captured America's heart. His name was Mark "The Bird" Fidrych, and though his time in the spotlight was short, the memory of his electric rookie season has never faded. From manicuring the mound on his hands and knees to talking to baseballs between pitches, Fidrych brought joy, passion, and a childlike wonder back to the game. In this episode of Rounding Third, Peter Lemieux recounts the unforgettable story of one

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14:15

1.12 ERA. 28 Complete Games. 1968 Was Bob Gibson’s Year

Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports ·

2025/05/23

In 1968, as America fell into chaos, Bob Gibson stood on the mound and delivered one of the most dominant pitching seasons in baseball history. In this unforgettable Rounding Third episode, Peter Lemieux takes us through Gibson’s legendary career, with a focus on the iconic year that earned him a 1.12 ERA, 28 complete games, and a permanent place in baseball lore. From striking out 17 in the World Series to playing through racism, injury, and war-torn national headlines — Gibson was more than a

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