Werth Talking About

The Phillies are out in the first round, and Philly is spiraling. Jayson Werth is not. He breaks down what went wrong, why he believes this group can still get it done next year, and the key changes he thinks it will take to get there.

With the Phillies on the sidelines, Jayson turns to the rest of the playoffs and makes his boldest predictions yet. Then he heads to Keeneland for the latest horse racing happenings in the lead-up to ...

Raul Ibanez joins Jayson Werth for a reunion that Phillies fans have been waiting for. Two locker mates, two brothers, and two guys who grinded together through one of the greatest eras in Philadelphia baseball history. They dig into Raul's wild road to the big leagues, what it was like walking into a World Series winning clubhouse in 2009, replacing Pat Burrell, and the untold stories from that 09 Phillies team that nobody has hea...

Brad Lidge joins Jayson Werth to relive one of the greatest seasons in Phillies history — Lidge's perfect 48-for-48 season, closing out the 2008 World Series, and what that final out actually felt like in real time. He and Jayson dig into what it was like joining that 2008 team and building a championship-winning season together.

Then the conversation takes a turn nobody sees coming: Brad Lidge is now a working archaeologist. ...

Jayson Werth gets personal this episode, opening up about what it was really like taking a 19-year-old Bryce Harper under his wing in Washington — the pressure, the growing pains, and watching him become the leader he is today in Philadelphia. It's one of the most honest stories Jayson's told on the show.

Also in this one: the Phillies are riding a hot streak out of the Field of Dreams game with their first walk-off home r...

Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney open this episode reflecting on the passing of Tommy John, whose 1974 elbow surgery changed the trajectory of pitching careers forever. Jayson shares his perspective on John's legacy and what it means for the more than 2,600 professional baseball players who’ve had his eponymous procedure.

From there, the Phillies are heating up, and the two get into it: Alex Cora vs. Don Mattingly as a manager, Al...

Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney open this one by looking back at the Phillies alumni who shaped the franchise, celebrating Chase Utley's induction into the Phillies Wall of Fame and everything that moment means for the organization. From there, they grade the moves made at the trade deadline and preview the upcoming Field of Dreams Game.

Then things get weird, in the best way: Jayson gives his honest, unfiltered opinion on the House of...

Chase Utley sits down with Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney ahead of his induction into the Phillies Wall of Fame, and the two 2008 World Series champions immediately fall back into old teammate form. They relive winning it all together, get into the mutual respect built over years side by side in that infield, and Jayson finally brings up the time he caught Chase taking batting practice in his cup — and nothing else. Chase's res...

Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney are back and the trade deadline is coming. What does it actually feel like in a clubhouse when the front office doesn't make any moves? Jayson breaks it down from the inside.

Also on the table: the new speed-up rules and ABS challenge system are exposing the bad umpires, and Jayson is here for every second of it. Plus, LeBron James chose the Sixers and Jayson (a certified LeBron hater) has thoughts.

Then,...

Brandon Marsh joins Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney to catch up after his first All-Star Game at Citizens Bank - his HOMETOWN BALLPARK. And wouldn’t you know it? Jayson has come around on the Midsummer Classic in a big way. The two dig into what makes Marsh and Jayson so similar as players and people, why Jayson sees a version of his younger self in Marsh's game, and what actually goes through your head walking onto the field at...

Presented by Baseball Lifestyle 101 and recorded live from MLBPA’s Players' House at Stateside Live during MLB All-Star Week, Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney sit down with fellow 2008 World Series Champion Jamie Moyer for a conversation ranging from winning the World Series to who saw what in the shower. Jamie was the oldest guy in the clubhouse and threw one of the slowest fastballs in the league — and somehow that combin...

The Phillies have a real All-Star case this year, and Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney break down exactly who deserves it. Brandon Marsh's breakout season, Alec Bohm's up-and-down year, and Bryson Stott's first real shot at a nod — plus why Cristopher Sánchez might be the biggest snub on the pitching side. Jayson also gets into the mechanics of "losing position" and talks about “The Don Mattingly Effect.” We also talk...

Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney break down the Phillies' scorching stretch — the first team since 1955 to go from 10 games under .500 to 10 games over before their 85th game of the season, three straight walk-off ninth-inning homers against the Mets, and Kyle Schwarber setting the franchise record for fastest to 30 home runs. Plus: Derek Hill robs Juan Soto at the wall, Bryce Harper fires back at Nationals fans with a ring-flip ...

Jayson Werth just got back from Royal Ascot — and yes, he followed the dress code, sang karaoke with 30,000 people in a parking lot, met Princess Beatrice, and asked "Gary" (ChatGPT) about Game of Thrones lore in the middle of recording. Normal episode.

This episode, we get right into it -  the 2026 Phillies just matched the exact record the 2008 and 1980 championship teams had through 77 games. Does this team have the ma...

The Phillies are world champions. The parade is chaos. And Jayson Werth was right in the middle of all of it. Now he's sitting down and telling the stories the cameras missed.

Episode 2 of Werth Talking About goes deep on the 2008 World Series and Jayson holds nothing back. Charlie Manuel handed out rubber duckies before Game 1. Brad Lidge nearly suffocated at the bottom of the celebration pile. The parade was supposed to take 45 mi...

Jayson Werth spent 15 years in MLB — won a World Series, played alongside Utley, Rollins, and Howard, and watched Bryce Harper grow up before his very eyes. Now he's got a podcast, a Kobe jersey, and absolutely nothing left to prove. 

Episode 1 of Werth Talking About is here — and we're not pulling punches. Jayson and co-host Devan Kaney break down why they made this show (hint: most baseball coverage is either fake...