Painting The Corners with Anton Schindler

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KCSU sports takes a deep dive into the quirky incidents of baseball with host Anton Schindler.

  1. 05/06/2022

    Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler: The Finale

    In the fiftieth and final episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we go behind the scenes of some of Anton's favorite episodes from the podcast and talk about some of the stories that came out of the last three years of the podcast on 90.5 KCSU FM. For visual episodes of "Painting the Corners," check  out here, here and here, and all episodes are on our website and on Spotify.

  2. 04/30/2022

    The Best Players to Come Out of the Negro Leagues

    In this week's episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler" we go over a handful of the 37 Hall of Famers that came from the Negro Leagues and talk about what made these players so important to the history of the league and the history of baseball. We'll talk about one of the most popular pitchers that ever came out of the Negro leagues and a prolific hitter by the name of Josh Gibson who threatened Barry Bond's Home Run Record.

  3. 04/23/2022

    A Brief History of the Negro Leagues

    To Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in the MLB, this week's episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler" is dedicated to the history of the Negro Leagues and the 3,400 athletes that played in the leagues during its long history. We'll go over a brief history of the league and talk about some events that lead up to Jackie Robinson and Larry Doby breaking the color barrier once and for all, paving a path for athletes of color to compete in the sport they love in the Major League.

  4. 04/18/2022

    The Greatest Father and Son Duos in Baseball

    On this week's episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we'll start off by talking about the opening week of the 2022 MLB Regular Season, shortly before talking about the best father-son combos in the history of the MLB. We've seen a lot of family talent in the 255 times a father and son have both  played in the MLB, the best of whom we highlight in this episode.

  5. 04/08/2022

    A Preview of the 2022 MLB Regular Season

    On this week's episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we'll do a quick rundown of the 2022 MLB regular season by making some predictions on how the season is going to pan out by the time we reach playoffs in October. We'll talk about some milestones that are soon to be broken and some records to look out for, and we'll highlight a couple of players that you should look out for during the season. Tune in to find out where your team sits in the predictions!

  6. 04/01/2022

    The Fixing of the 1919 World Series

    Back in 1919, a statistician by the name of Hugh Fullerton noticed something suspicious was happening with some of the players on the White Sox. They were trying to rig the 1919 World Series in return of a big pay day. In this episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we'll talk about the story behind the 1919 World Series, and we'll talk about the outcome and eventual banning of the "Black Sox" from Major League Baseball.

  7. 03/26/2022

    The Weird Story of the San Jose Bees

    The 1986 San Jose Bees were a one-off team like no other. It was a team built of washed-up major leaguers, phenoms who were down on their luck, international players who barely spoke English and young players looking to make their way to the big leagues. They had a general manager who was just 26 years old and bad attitudes making them a bit of a laughing stock in the professional baseball world. This is the story of "The Bad News Bees."

  8. 03/11/2022

    Two-Sport Athletes in the MLB

    Did you know that since 1912, there have been 67 athletes that have played at least one game of baseball at the MLB level and one game of football at the NFL level during their careers? In this week's episode of "Painting the Corners," we're going to talk about these incredible athletes, like Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson, who managed to play two very different sports at a professional level at the same time in their career. We also talk about a couple of other incredible athletes who decided to take take their talents elsewhere after being drafted into the MLB.

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