Listener sentiment
Locked On MLB continues to earn deep loyalty from its core audience, and the most recent wave of reviews has trended notably more positive than in prior periods, with several listeners praising host Sully Sullivan's knowledge, humor, and personality in unqualified terms. Across the full review history, the strongest recurring praise centers on Sully's encyclopedic baseball knowledge, his passion for the game, and the show's blend of historical perspective and comedy that makes daily MLB coverage feel fresh and personal. Audio quality, a frequent complaint in earlier years, appears to have improved based on recent feedback, though a handful of listeners still flag it. The most persistent criticism across the review history is Sully's tendency to weave political and social commentary into a show many signed up for purely as a baseball fix — a pattern that has alienated a recurring subset of listeners over several years. Other recurring grievances include perceived big-market and East Coast bias, tangential storytelling that can feel unorganized, and occasional factual lapses on player rosters and transactions. Ultimately, the show's appeal hinges on tolerance for Sully's unfiltered, opinion-driven style: those who embrace it are devoted daily listeners, while those who don't tend to disengage quickly.
Apple3.9 · 110
Summary generated Aug 23, 2026
