E30: Baseball, Brotherhood, and the Daily News: Inside Bill Madden’s Career

05/09/25 • 42 min

Tune in for a conversation with Hall of Fame baseball writer and New York Times bestselling author Bill Madden, as he joins The Erik Sherman Show to reflect on more than five decades covering the game. From the chaos of the Steinbrenner-Reggie-Billy years to the heartbreaking loss of Thurman Munson and his friendship with Tom Seaver, Bill shares powerful behind-the-scenes stories with insight and authenticity. He also discusses his Hall of Fame induction and the making of his latest memoir, Yankees, Typewriters, Scandals, and Cooperstown: A Baseball Memoir, offering a candid look at baseball’s past, present, and the legacy of its legends. A must-listen for anyone fascinated by the rich history of America’s pastime.

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E29: Dugout Memories: Davey Johnson on Championships, Records, and the '86 Mets

Join host Erik Sherman as he welcomes baseball legend Davey Johnson for an intimate conversation about his remarkable journey through America's pastime. You'll hear firsthand accounts of Johnson's championship years with the Orioles, his record-setting 43 home runs as a second baseman, and the unforgettable 1986 Mets World Series victory. With candid stories about playing alongside greats like Hank Aaron and Brooks Robinson, plus insights into his successful managerial philosophy, this episode offers you a delightful glimpse into baseball history through the eyes of one of its most colorful and accomplished figures.