Barstool Sports Homepage

This layout is the Featured section for barstoolsports.com and the Barstool iOS app.

Featured Section

9/11- Large's Reflection

Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 3

This layout is the home feed section for barstoolsports.com and the Barstool iOS app.

Feed Section

I Hope The Audio Version Of Dave's Book Includes The Outtakes Of Him Trying And Failing To Read His Own Words

Slot 4

Slot 10

The Yankees take 3 of 4 in Texas to cap off a 7-3 road trip. They’ve won 6 straight series behind some excellent starting pitching from Kluber and Domingo. Is Aroldis Chapman a serious Cy Young candidate? We ask again, is Gio the guy you want up at the plate with the game on the line. The answer might be obvious now. The Yankees OF is depleted and we scroll through the list of available targets they should go after. The Texas Rangers camera angle is stupid and is the reason Gerrit Cole struggled on Monday. We tackle how stupid it is that MSG is going to 75% capacity while the Yankees are stuck at 33%. Also our excitement for the upcoming 6-part Jeter documentary coming out next year. And lastly we rip apart Tony La Russa, although Tommy thinks he might be good for baseball in a weird backwards way. All that and more on today’s Short Porch. 

Outro Song: "High Fidelity” (Via APM Music Library)

The best podcast for the best franchise in sports. Hosts Hubbs and Tommy Smokes are two lifelong Yankees fans who eat, sleep, and breathe Yankee baseball. Airing Mondays and Thursdays during the regular season and weekly in the off-season, the show covers both major and outside-the-box stories from Yankees Universe as we all chase World Series championship number 28

The Barstool Sports podcast focused entirely on the 27-Time World Series Champion New York Yankees

The Short Porch

Episode 256: The Yankees Can Pitch. Chapman Cy Young Candidate. Jeter Doc is Coming. Open Up Yankee Stadium.

Tony La Russa Is Actually Good For Baseball

Barstool Rundown

Boston

Barstool Rundown - May 19, 2021

Morning Wood

Baseball

Tony La Russa's Gotta Go And He Can Take His Unwritten Rules With Him

Tony La Russa Ripped His Own Player Yermin Mercedes For Hitting a Homer Off a Position Player on a 3-0 Count Because He’s An Out Of Touch, Delusional Human Being

BREAKING: Tony La Russa's DUI Charge Was DROPPED! Update: No They Weren't!

Tier One Free Agent Trevor Bauer Weighs In On The Tony La Russa Debacle... And Nails It

OOPS: This Tony La Russa Drunk Dial Did Not Age Well

Tony La Russa Needs A Driver (And Other Potential Job Postings Across Chicago Sports)

Marcus Stroman Basically Just Said No Shot He'll Play For Tony La Russa

Tony La Russa Was Charged With a DUI The Day Before Being Hired As The White Sox Manager And The Team Reportedly Knew About It

Taylor Lewan and Will Compton from Bussin With The Boys join the show this week to preview Bears vs. Titans from the comfort of a Tennessee Titan off day. We go behind the scenes of what it's like to prepare for the Chicago Bears including some shit on Akiem Hicks you literally won't believe. Good luck to Taylor in his recovery and thank you for the amazing Khalil Mack reference. After that we're joined by former White Sox All Star Ron Kittle to talk about the Tony La Russa hire. Kittle played 484 MLB games with the White Sox, all under TLR. He has great insight into Tony's strengths and should have everyone feeling positive vibes. Huge weekend for the Bears and the Irish and sure maybe even WSD's Northwestern Wildcats. All Gas No Brakes.

<p>A couple Barstool Sports bloggers turned podcast hosts, White Sox Dave and Barstool Carl, bring you insightful, engaging and humorous weekly baseball content with a Chicago bias. Interviews, conversation, laughs. Red Line Radio. Intro &amp; close song: 'Dennehy' by Serengeti.</p>

A couple Barstool Sports bloggers turned podcast hosts, White Sox Dave and Barstool Carl, bring you insightful, engaging and humorous weekly baseball content with a Chicago bias. Interviews, conversation, laughs. Red Line Radio.

Red Line Radio

Taylor Lewan & Will Compton (The Boys) + Ron Kittle

What Was It Like Playing For Tony La Russa?

White Sox Tweet Out Graphic Announcing Tony La Russa As Manager, Use AJ Hinch's Signature Instead

The White Sox Hire Tony La Russa As Manager

Rick Hahn Wins Executive Of The Year, Jose Abreu Wins Player Of The Year

On This Date in Sports October 28, 1989

Featured

Cities

Sports

Barstool Brands