Balls, Strikes, and Bourbon

Balls, Strikes, and Bourbon

Sports EN ↓ 29 episodes

A podcast about umpiring and whiskey.

Author

Balls, Strikes, and Bourbon

Category

Sports

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Latest episode

Jul 23, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 4: Tips for Umpires 01.04.2023

This (delayed) episode features Bernnie (with maybe a drink or two too many) and Josh discussing their personal tips for learning, growing, and being consistent as an umpire. Old Fashioneds and King's County bourbon are discussed, a couple of humorous stories from games are told, and the stage is set for next week's beverages.

Episode 3: Baserunning 22.03.2023

This week, the guys talk about the basics of properly running the bases, Josh drinks whiskey, and Bernnie drinks a gimmick-y beverage (that is actually quite tasty), the previous week's relatively-uneventful games are recapped, basketball is briefly discussed, and the stage is set for next week.

Episode 2: Obstruction 15.03.2023

This week, Bernnie and Josh discuss their week of umpiring, Maker's Mark and Thirteenth Colony whiskies, and dip their toes into the often-turbulent waters that surround the obstruction rules in the OBR, NCAA, and NFHS rulebooks. This episode is a bit longer than the initial goal, but there was just too much content to cut down to less than an hour.

Episode 1: The Pilot Episode 05.03.2023

Welcome to Balls, Strikes, & Bourbon! In this pilot episode, hosts Bernnie and Josh discuss their passion for umpiring, two delicious bourbons, parenting, and their inspiration for the show.

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