Podcast appearances and mentions of Addison Reed

Brandon and Tyler break down night one of NFL Preseason football. C.J Stroud underwhelming drives, and takeaways for rookie wide receivers Addison Reed and Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Henry Lake talks with Matthew Coller from Purple Insider about the Vikings draft, why Addison Reed was the right pick at #23, what else did he like, did they find an answer to the QB position, and more.

Dylan Campione & Henry Kolani are joined by host of the official Mets podcast James Schiano as the guys take a stroll down memory lane! Recapping every Mets trade deadline from 2015-2021 and eventually looking at the 2022 team! If you recognize these names this is a podcast for you: Billy McKinney, Addison Reed, James Loney, Stephen Nogosek, Blake Taylor, Jay Bruce, Jonathan Niese, Jacob Rhame & so much more!! Special thanks to James for hopping on with us, appreciate all the time & insight & look forward to future conversations!!  Great news! Side Retired is now partnered with Seatgeek! For all ticketing needs go to Seatgeek.com and use promo code SIDERETIREDPOD for $20 off your first order!  We've got you covered from all things ranging from sporting events to concerts including the Mets, Yankees & Big Time Rush. Yes, this means we are officially taking you out to the ballgame! And now today's episode of Side Retired! 

New York Mets Baseball Today February 15, 2022...join us as we discuss the latest on the MLB lockout. We find out the latest on the availability of Brewers GM David Stearns and the possibility of him joining the Mets...we discuss the startling details of the Matt Harvey testimony...we examine the careers of Tony Fernandez, Joe Frazier, Chuck Estrada and Barry Jones. We review the top Mets minor league prospects, the Addison Reed trade in 2015. As always Birthdays, Transactions, trivia and Jeopardy and what is happening in the Facebook group New York Mets Baseball- A Way of Life. Enjoy and Let's Go Mets!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stan-phillips8/support

In today's episode, I am joined by Addison Reed Holmes AKA the "Salty Ballerina". We talk about her ballet journey, growing up in Texas and attending SMU before moving to Los Angeles and New York. We chat about the importance of being a well-rounded dancer and person, the struggles of being a dance competition judge, and the challenges with dance competitions nowadays. Addy and I grew up dancing at the same studio in Dallas and its really cool to see how our paths both intertwine and differ. MNTR MGMTWebsite@mntr.mgmt@justinementerAddison Reed Holmes @thesaltyballerinaYoutubeartistic dir: Icon Dance Awardsballet dir: Mather Dance CompanyAddison spent her formative years studying ballet under Joyce Seaborne-Bader, a.r.a.d. for the Royal Ballet School method (R.A.D.), where she passed all exams with Distinction/Honors. Her training includes: Royal Academy of Dance, American Ballet Theatre, Joffrey Ballet NYC (scholarship), Austin Ballet (scholarship), and Mignon Furman's American Academy of Ballet (scholarship).  Addison has several credits with ballet world renowned ballet companies, including Texas Ballet Theatre, where she performed in several full length classical ballets. While studying for her BFA on scholarship at Southern Methodist University, she performed in several pieces (ballet, modern, jazz) and was the only female freshman cast by guest artist Jimmy Gamonet de los Heros for his trio piece "Tango Tonto".  During her competitive years, Addison was awarded several prizes and scholarships (Edge, Steps,  BDC) including Grande Prize in an for American Academy of Ballet's Performance Awards ballet competition in NYC. Addison has worked in LA, Europe and NY, dancing in various shows, industrials, commercials, film, TV and music videos. Credits include: Natasha Bedingfield, Muse, My Chemical Romance, McDonald's, Toshiba, Gold Bond, JcPenney, Law and Order, Prison Break, Life Ball, and L.A. Choreographer's Carnival. Addison also has Equity Musical Theatre and Opera credits including Carmen, Amahl and the Night Visitor, The King and I, West Side Story, Fame, Funny Girl and Showboat. She has choreographed and performed as a guest artist for contemporary companies as well as industrials and commercials. Her choreography has been selected to perform at several festivals and concerts. She currently works in Southern California as a represented dancer, dance convention teacher and judge in both America and Canada, and ballet director for Shannon Mather's Mather Dance Company. Most recently she produced Wanderlust Dance Project, which was chosen by chief dance critic Margaret Putnam for Top 10 dance concerts of 2016, alongside Kidd Pivot and BalletBoyz. Addison is known for her never-ending positive energy in the warm and encouraging environment she creates, whether at a private lesson, studio session, or convention ballroom. Her goal is to inspire young dancers and to encourage longevity and artistry.

Welcome back for episode two of MetsMerized's new podcast, Pleasant Good Evening! This week, myself (@SamLebo14) and Jack (jackhendon_) break down a very long and busy week of Mets baseball. We discuss the social undercurrent of the week, surrounding Dom Smith and the Mets' walk-out of Thursday's game against the Marlins. We also discuss exactly how the Mets did in their eight games this week, down the most frustrating detail. How did the pitching hold up? How about the catching? Jack and I also talk about today's trade deadline and what we think the Mets will do with a much clearer picture of where the team sits since last week. To round out the episode, we discuss the (likely) new team owner and what his first order of business should be. We also reminisce about Addison Reed's amazing 2016 and, as usual, remember some random Mets! Stick around to the end of the episode to see which random Mets we remember. You do not want to miss this week's segment. Also, we're running a mailbag for the podcast! This week's question is: What do you think about the seven inning game format? Do you love it or hate it? Sound off in the in the replies to our mailbag tweet on Twitter @PGEPod_MMO and we may read your answer next week. Be sure to follow the podcast on Twitter @PGEPod_MMO and we hope you enjoy this week's episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sam-lebowitz9/support

In June of 2011 the Atlanta Braves selected Ryne Harper in 37th-round. On February 2, 2018, Harper signed a minor-league contract with the Minnesota Twins. We have all heard the saying “a cup of coffee in the big leagues”. Ryne Harper, literally, had a cup of coffee in the big leagues with the Seattle Mariners. He was called up for three days and didn’t throw one pitch in a game before he was sent back down. In 2019, Harper was given a non-roster invitation to major-league spring training. On March 27th, 2019 Ryne Harper was told that he would be on the Twins' Opening Day roster. To say Harper kept a fairly low profile going into camp is an understatement. If you googled his name in March, a 25-year-old Indy leaguer who posted a 7.88 ERA in 2017 with Garden City comes up first. Harper's odds of making the team as a non-roster invitee where slim to none. He had to earn a spot and his competition was..... Trevor May – big-leaguer, and out of options Addison Reed – multi-year deal Trevor Hildenberger – big-leaguer Taylor Rogers – the team’s most valuable reliever in 2018 Matt Magill – out of options Fernando Romero – high ceiling Adalberto Mejia - No. 5 starter Martin Perez – out of options Blake Parker – legit big leaguer He earned as spot! This is How He Got Here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linklete/support

Joe Gallina and George Kurtz provide their latest edition of the Closer Report with updates on Aroldis Chapman, Roberto Osuna and Addison Reed as well as examining players who are hot like Neil Walker. Then, they finish off the hour with more Schedule matchups on the Giants, Saints, Chiefs and more. #FNTSY #FNTSYRadio #NFL #FantasyFootball #MLB #FantasyBaseball #Closers #CloserReport #AroldisChapman #RobertoOsuna @AddisonReed #NeilWalker #NewYorkGiants #NewOrleansSaints #KansasCityChiefs Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Chuck Garfien and Ryan McGuffey discuss the major league debut of Michael Kopech: the atmosphere in the ballpark, Kopech’s performance on the mound and behind the scenes stories in the Kopech family suite. You’ll hear Kopech’s post-game press conference and Chuck’s interview after the game with former White Sox reliever Addison Reed who now pitches for the Twins.

It's been a tough week for Paul Molitor's team and he joins this week's show to discuss the struggles. Pitchers seem to have troubles the third time through the order, and Paul discusses some of the factors, including an infatuation with strikeouts. Addison Reed has allowed six home runs already this season and Paul needs to find ways to use him to assist Reed in getting back on track. He wraps up looking at Fernando Romero trying to shut down Mike Trout, Albert Pujols and the Angels.

It’s been a tough week for Paul Molitor’s team, he joins this week’s show to discuss the struggles. Pitchers seem to have troubles the 3rd time through the order, and Paul discusses some of the factors, including an infatuation with strikeouts. Addison Reed has allowed 6 home runs already this season and Paul needs to find ways to use him to assist Reed in getting back on track. He wraps up looking at Fernando Romero trying to shutdown Mike Trout, Albert Pujols and the Angels.

On this week's episode, Joe, Nick and Pat review the latest news from around the league including the trades of Gerrit Cole and Andrew McCutchen, the signings Jay Bruce and Addison Reed, and the extension of Brad Hand. In addition, they provide an in-depth analysis of the third base position by reviewing the top 25 3B in ADP including identifying value picks such as Kyle Seager and Adrian Beltre, rationalizing why you may want to move Miguel Sano down your board and analyzing the strategic pairing of Joey Gallo with Dee Gordon. You can follow the guys on Twitter: @PatrickFWO @JoeFWO @NickFWO

Twins pitchers and catchers will have their first Spring Training workout in just two weeks from today. General manager Thad Levine joins us to discuss the rapidly concluding offseason. He also looks at what continues to be a slow moving free-agent market. One of the guys the Twins have signed is reliever Addison Reed, and he talks about how a former Twin played a key role in his decision to join the organization. Reed also makes a Super Bowl prediction when he steps in for three cuts.

Twins pitchers and catchers will have their first Spring Training workout in just two weeks from today. General manager Thad Levine joins us to discuss the rapidly concluding offseason. He also looks at what continues to be a slow moving free-agent market. One of the guys the Twins have signed is reliever Addison Reed, and he talks about how a former Twin played a key role in his decision to join the organization. Reed also makes a Super Bowl prediction when he steps in for three cuts.

EP25 | Cole to HOU, Cutch to SF, & The #FanFrontOfficeLL | Week of January 22nd, 2018 Gerritt Gole has been dealt! Andrew McCutchen as well?! Addison Reed signs with the Twins creating a potential split Saves situation, & we dig into the outcomes, trends, & interesting nuggets from our Listener League Draft! Fantasy Front Office Credits Soundfile Attributions: Crowd Noise Recorded by GoGo Music Credits: http://Bensound.com Royalty Free Music: “Rumble" “Energy" "Going Higher” “Jazzy Frenchy” "Psychadelic" "Dubstep" http://Purple-Planet.com Royalty Free Music: “Olympian” “Heavy Hitter” “Fun on The Farm" Technical Producer: Jeramy Hubbard Social Media Producer: Website: http://FanFrontOfficePodcast.com Twitter: @ FanFrontOffice --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasyfrontoffice/support

The Twins added another key piece to their bullpen by signing reliever Addison Reed. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Twins reporter Rhett Bollinger talk about where Reed slots into the new-look bullpen as well as what roles Jim Kaat and Justin Morneau will fill.

Former National League MVP Andrew McCutchen is moving across the country to play right field in San Francisco. MLB.com's Matthew Leach and fantasy expert Fred Zinkie discuss how this affects McCutchen's profile in 2018 drafts. Pittsburgh also shipped out Gerrit Cole to the Houston Astros. Does Cole's move to the World Champs change his outlook for next year and how does this affect other potential starters in Houston? (9:12) Now that Addison Reed has landed in Minnesota, does he record more saves than Fernando Rodney in 2018? (17:49) Other topics discussed this week include Curtis Granderson to the Blue Jays (20:30), Washington re-signing Howie Kendrick (22:44), Adrian Gonzalez heading to the Mets (27:42) and draft sleepers from the outfield and bullpen. (29:55)

Los Piratas cambian a Andrew McCutchen y Gerrit Cole. Los Mellizos firman a Addison Reed. Mientras las ligas invernales están en sus etapas de semi final. El Mundo de las Grandes Ligas ahora en podcast con Kevin Cabral y Felix DeJesus.

Derek Wetmore joins Phil Mackey and Judd Zulgad of 1500ESPN - Topics discussed include: The Twins signed Addison Reed; Should they go after Yu Darvish next?; Why is the free agent market moving slowly?; Is this the year for the Twins to capitalize and sign a big name pitcher? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Al Melchior discusses the latest MLB moves including Gerrit Cole traded to the Astros, Addison Reed signing with the Twins and Adrian Gonzalez signing with the Mets. He is joined by Reds OF Jesse Winker to talk Bills, his power uptick in 2017 and 2018 expectations!  #FNTSYRadio #FNTSY #FantasyBaseball #MLB #GerritCole #JoeMusgrove #AddisonReed #FernandoRodney #AdrianGonzalez #DomSmith #JesseWinker #JoeyVotto #Royals #Rangers #Angels #Mariners #Athletics #Astros #Nationals #Mets #Phillies #Marlins #Braves #Cardinals #Pirates #Cubs #Reds #Brewers #Dodgers #Rockies #Giants #DBacks #Padres #RedSox #Orioles #BlueJays #Yankees #Rays #Indians #Tigers #WhiteSox #Twins Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

In this episode, Adam and Drew break down the surprising number of offseason moves this week including: Gerrit Cole being traded to Houston, Brad Hand signing an extension, Jay Bruce signing with the MEts, and muc more. Adam breaks down the twins recent pickup Addison Reed, and gives the full breakdown Behind Enemy Lines. In here, Drew and Adam also discuss the release of Nick Gordon's freshly released music. Mike Trout Minute gets replaced this week by Fast Food, featuring an update about friend of the pod, Mark Hamburger. Adam and Drew make a bet on the Australian baseball league championship series. Later, Adam goes over the history of the Eephus, and Drew takes a dive into old-timey baseball. Finally, Drew covers Arm Slot, and how changing it has helped Lance Lynn, and Adam sticks up for Marlins fans in Sticking up for the Little Guy. 

In light of the Mets getting him back, Brian ended his legendary silence about Jay Bruce (07:00). Then he and Roger discussed if the Mets would have signed Bruce if they had more money and what this all means for Michael Conforto (14:30), who was responsible for backing off of the Jason Kipnis trade(16:20), the days when Brian was considered an optimist and a 'shill' (22:30), how the Mets have somehow overspent and outthought themselves anyway (26:40), Adrian Gonzalez (33:50), why Gonzalez signed with the Mets in the first place (39:30), what the Mets are doing exactly (46:30), the Nationals getting a second baseman back at a cheap price (51:20), and if Josh Harrison is better than Wilmer Flores (53:40). Then Brian got mad at Wilmer Flores' lack of playing time all over again (58:45) before Roger said goodbye to Addison Reed once more (01:02:55). Some talk on the new Mets Director of High Performance (01:05:30) and who they think will get taken off the 40 man roster (01:07:30) before the boys of Good Fundies wrapped it up with thinking about their favorite Mets walk-offs (01:10:20). Corrections: Brian said Yonder Alonso signed with the Reds. He signed with the Cleveland team formerly known as the Bruceians. Roger said Bing Crosby sang 'Blue Christmas'. He sang the popular version of 'White Christmas'. Roger however was correct about the other thing he said about him. Thanks to Chromatics for the music.

Paul and Jason break down the Gerrit Cole trades, cover some other recent signings (including Addison Reed), and dive in on Dylan Bundy's outlook.

In Episode 90 of For All You Kids Out There, the Mets finally signed another free agent. We could just direct you to the first Jay Bruce acquisition podcast from the Summer of 2016, since most of it still applies. Except this one comes with noted Dom Smith disliker, Jarret Seidler, spending twenty minutes disliking Dom Smith. In the second half of the show we chat with The Ringer's Michael Baumann about Addison Reed, the general state of MLB free agency, and the 2017 MLB draft. Then in the third half of the show we answer your e-mails, consider two more prospect lists, and start putting together another 2017 list, but this one is all pro wrestlers.

In this episode, I interviewed one of the sexiest people I have ever had the pleasure of talking to on the show. My friend Addison (a go-go dancing smoke show of hotness from Vancouver) sat down with me to talk about the connections between HIV-positive status and disability, and I was pleasantly surprised that he really considered the question, and asked his community what they thought. Our conversation is light and fun, but also touches on the fact that the disabled and poz communities have one big thing in common: we both face stigma and we need to work together to change that.

SoSHCast is a weekly baseball podcast brought to you by www.sonsofsamhorn.com. We are a Sox-centric but not Sox-exclusive podcast. In this episode, Damian and Justin look at some highlights from the previous two weeks, examine Addison Reed's time in Boston so far, gush about Rafael Devers for a while, break down the division race, answer a listener question, then finish up with a look at Jay Groome and by picking a replacement for Rafael Devers in the weekly prospect check-in. 00:15 - Intro 00:35 - Solar Eclipse! 02:25 - Red Sox Recap 09:40 - Is Chapman declining? 13:39 - Fantasy impact of Chapman being demoted 14:45 - Addison Reed breakdown 16:30 - Deversdeversdeversdeversdevers... 26:15 - AL East breakdown 32:40 - Listener question: Lee from Philly 40:07 - Prospect check-in Music by Jonathan Dydyn. Email the show at SoSHCast@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/soshcast

In Episode 48 of “The Red Seat”, Jake Devereaux (@DevJake) and Brett Cowett (@BACowett ) discuss the latest Red Sox news. Topics include:   The trade deadline acquisitions of Eduardo Nunez and Addison Reed.  The current seven game winning streak. The longest of the season!  The amazing and improbable 12-10 win over the Indians on August 1st.  Which Red Sox nickname jerseys are good and which ones stink.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lucas Duda and Addison Reed have left while AJ Ramos and Amed Rosario has arrived, but the losing continues, along with a strange lack of corrections and an oddly inappropriate ad sponsor.

On the latest episode of the Stokke On Podcast, FanRag Sports MLB insider Jon Heyman joins to discuss his latest Inside Baseball column. This week's column was a reaction to the MLB trade deadline, including winners, non-winners and one loser. Before Jon joins, the episode opens with thoughts on my latest column regarding the Milwaukee Brewers and why they should look to acquire Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Justin Verlander. It would take the Tigers being realistic about what they can get for Verlander, and it would take Verlander approving the deal because of his 10-and-5 rights, but it's a deal that makes a lot of sense for both sides. Jon joins the episode, along with co-host Chris Schubert, to discuss who he thinks will be the biggest difference maker from those acquired at or near the deadline. Is it Sonny Gray with the New York Yankees? Perhaps Yu Darvish with the Los Angeles Dodgers? What about the Chicago Cubs and Jose Quintana and Justin Wilson? The conversation shifts to the only loser on Jon's list, the Houston Astros. What was the biggest mistake they made in not acquiring Zach Britton or anyone else? Are they being smart in waiting for the right opportunity or just hoarding prospects? The Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago White Sox, along with the Washington Nationals, also had a very good deadline, according to Heyman. Is he ready to say the White Sox have a better farm system than the Atlanta Braves? The Boston Red Sox acquired Addison Reed, but did they make a mistake in not getting a starting pitcher? What's next for the Texas Rangers and San Francisco Giants? Giants fans probably won't like the answer. Finally, the show ends discussing the teams in the middle, including the New York Mets, Minnesota Twins and Baltimore Orioles, along with Heyman's take on what happens with Verlander and the Tigers.

Welcome back to Amazin' Avenue Audio. We're joined by an ESPN analyst, welcome back Chris, and talk the week that was. First up, Brian Salvatore chats with former third baseman/current ESPN baseball analyst Aaron Boone about the upcoming Mets/Dodgers series, and why Justin Turner got suddenly good after leaving the Mets. (1:10) Next, Chris McShane rejoins the show and talks with Brian about the trade deadline. (11:15) Aaron Yorke looks at one night of Amed Rosario in the Majors, and reports back. (59:49) Brian Wright looks at the 5 worst trades in Mets history. (1:05:01) Steve Sypa checks in with the minor league players of the week, as well as the newest Mets, acquired in the Lucas Duda and Addison Reed deals. (1:11:58) And, finally, Kate Feldman checks in on the Panic City Meter. (1:24:55) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Monday's podcast, I reacted to the Boston Red Sox trading for New York Mets reliever Addison Reed before the non-waiver trade deadline (6:10). And I've had enough of David Price. I called for the Red Sox to find a way to move on from Price, after his embarrassing media session over the weekend, where he addressed his confrontation with Dennis Eckersley for the first time since the details were made public (19:35). I also shared some thoughts on Dustin Pedroia's comments the day before Price spoke. All that and more.

This week it's a trade deadline edition of RSB! The Red Sox traded for Addison Reed to sure up the eigth inning but was that enough to keep up with the deals the Yankees made? And the Dodgers got WHO?!  We then, shocker, talk the most recent findings in the Price vs Eck saga that has hit this town like the plague...it even got Price talking on his off day, while on the DL! Show topics that round out the show are news around the league, Jess' recap (of course) and our predictions for the week.

It's the trade deadline. Chris and Ian broke down the trades to acquire Addison Reed for Jamie Callahan, Stephen Nogosek and Gerson Bautista and Eduardo Nunez for Shaun Anderson and Gregory Santos. They bid farewell to Luis Ysla, who was dealt the Dodgers in a move to clear room for Nunez on the roster. They celebrated the promotion of wunderkind Rafael Devers, now hitting sixth in your Red Sox lineup. Devers wasn't the only promotion in the system and the guys tackled all the news and notes surrounding a very busy trade deadline. Plus, we opened the mailbag with your questions, comments and considerations. Listen In! Show Notes 2:00 - Intros, housekeeping, email us and remember to check us out on Patreon. Plus it's the SoxProspects Annual Drive. 9:00 - Red Sox acquire Addison Reed 29:45 - Rafael Devers can hit a little bit 32:45 - Red Sox land Eduardo Nunez 45:00 - Injury Update on David Price and Brian Johnson 51:00 - The return of Justin Haley 55:30 - Other promotion news 59:30 - Luis Ysla, See Ya 1:02:45 - Scouting Tanner Houck 1:07:30 - Listener Mail Got something to say? We love talking about what you want to hear about. Make sure to email us. Players discussed: Jamie Callahan Stephen Nogosek Gerson Bautista Rafael Devers Tanner Houck Michael Chavis Shaun Anderson Brian Johnson Hector Velazquez Jalen Beeks Justin Haley Robby Scott Edgar Olmos Dedgar Jiminez Kyle Hart Logan Boyd Durin O'Linger Luis Ysla Bryce Brentz Michael Kopech Danny Mars Aneury Tavarez Sam Travis Chandler Shepherd   Love the show? Want to help us out while also getting exclusive goodies? Support the podcast by contributing to us on Patreon! Go to Sox Prospects on Patreon for the details. And don't forget the SoxProspects.com Annual Pledge Drive continues. Your help is greatly appreciated. Podcast Twitter Links: @SPChrisHatfield @IanCundall @SoxProspects Subscribe on iTunes (please rate and review!) Subscribe on Stitcher (please rate and review!) Listen on YouTube Listen on Google Play Music Podcast Archive

Mike Silva is joined by Rich Coutinho of 98.7 ESPN to discuss Sandy Alderson's moves at the trade deadline. Hear Rich's review of the Mets haul for Lucas Duda and Addison Reed, the future of Jay Bruce and other veterans, and where he expects the Mets to do during the August waiver deadline.

The Stokke On Podcast returns after a too-long hiatus and introduces new co-host Chris Schubert, who is the host of FanRag Sports Radio in Phoenix. The opening take is on the Houston Astros and their relative inactivity around the trade deadline. They acquired starter-now-reliever Francisco Liriano from the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for Nori Aoki and Teoscar Hernandez. They didn't get a starter pitcher. They didn't get a bigger name in the bullpen. Should they have? The conversation breaks into a bit of a comparison of the Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers in terms of championship windows and where each team stands. Speaking of the Dodgers, they made a big move in acquiring starting pitcher Yu Darvish from the Texas Rangers. What does this mean for Los Angeles moving forward? No, they aren't guaranteed a title. But how do they stack up against the Chicago Cubs and Washington Nationals in the National League? Those are the three top dogs in the NL, but are the Arizona Diamondbacks or Colorado Rockies built to challenge them in the postseason? Get ready for the D-backs to be everyone's "surprise" team. In the American League, the New York Yankees traded for Sonny Gray, while everyone else stood pat for the most part. Did the Red Sox make a mistake by not acquiring a starting pitcher or was trading for Addison Reed enough? What about the Cleveland Indians? They acquired Joe Smith, but did they need to make a move to bring in a starting pitcher, such as Darvish? The show wraps up with rapid fire on teams that stood mostly pat, not buying or selling: Atlanta Braves, Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals.

We break down the Red Sox much-needed acquisition of setup man Addison Reed. How Dave Dombrowski downplayed the glaring hole in the Sox bullpen until finally pulling the trigger on Deadline Day. We also talk David Price's interesting timing or a trip to the DL, how Price's image somehow continues to drop in Boston, what Adrian Beltre's 3,000th hit means for baseball, how many active players have already done enough to earn a trip to the Hall of Fame, what changes to expect with Jared moving to NYC, and close with your Down in the DM questions.

Tom Scibelli, John Furlong, and Raf Elia reflect on the Hall of Fame Induction ceremony, discuss the Yankees' addition of some much-needed pitching, and the Mets' acquisition of some young arms in exchange for Lucas Duda and Addison Reed. Could the Amazins have just acquired their closer of the future?

Rotoworld senior baseball writer DJ Short joins the pod to discuss the fantasy impact of Clayton Kershaw’s back injury (3:00), promotion of elite prospects Yoan Moncada and Rafael Devers (7:00), his experience as a rookie in the Tout Wars Mixed expert league (16:00), the importance of staying vigilant on the waiver wire (25:00), AL/NL-only league FAAB strategies at the trade deadline (28:30), and finally speculate which players could be dealt this week including Sonny Gray, Yu Darvish, Addison Reed, Brad Hand, Zach Britton, and more (36:00).

Mike Silva is joined by Michael Mayer of Metsmerized Online to discuss what prospects the Mets can target from teams rumored to be interested in their pending free agents such as the Indians, Yankees and Dodgers.

Brian and Roger finally agreed on their level of anxiety as Mets fans (03:45) and debated the definition of 'conspiracy' when talking about who is responsible for Amed Rosario remaining in Las Vegas (25:25). Then there was a big discussion on if any Met is truly 'untouchable', and friend there were some disagreements. The two specifically talked about the possible trade deadline returns for a Jay Bruce (37:00), Jacob deGrom (45:30), Michael Conforto (52:40),Wilmer Flores (55:30), or Addison Reed (01:00:30), and other possible future goners. In the mailbag, Brian and Roger determined which Met is the best cook (01:04:30), debated if the balls are juiced (01:09:00), started a new over/under bet on how many trades the Mets will make before the deadline (01:16:54), what they thought of Hansel Robles pointing up at a home run again (01:21:00), why Todd Hundley never gets enough love (01:22:00), the potential horrors of a Yankees-Nationals World Series (01:26:20), and if Brian would rather have Jay Bruce or Terry Collins for five more years (01:35:24)

Al Melchior is solo for a action-packed show talking Danny Salazar's potential return to the rotation and who he should replace. He also discusses Trevor Story, Jason Vargas and Lance McCullers and their recent struggles. Lastly he discusses the trade rumors of Lucas Duda and Addison Reed to the Yanks, plus more! #FNTSYRadio #FNTSY #Fantasybaseball #MLB #TrevorStory #AddisonReed #LucasDuda #Mets #Yankees #LanceMcCullers #JasonVargas #DannySalazar #Indians #Rockies Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Mike Silva is joined by Paul Lebowitz of Fanrangsports.com to discuss whether the Mets should do a total teardown of the team and trade stars like Jacob deGrom. They also talk about the future of Jay Bruce, Lucas Duda and Addison Reed. Mike discusses the latest clubhouse controversy involving Asdrubal Cabrera. 

Terry Collins on the Mets' win, Addison Reed on his two-inning save and Neil Walker on his home run

RotoWire's Chris Liss and Yahoo's Dalton Del Don talk NBA playoffs, James Harden, NFBC, Addison Reed, YF&F, DDD's NFL keeper league, politics and celebrity deaths.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It is the tenth episode of the second season of The Outside Corner Fantasy Baseball Podcast! On the show, we talk about slow starters again, but this time starting pitchers, and we will decide: Faith No More or Joy Division. We also find out what happened to Matt Harvey's self esteem, how deep Shelby Miller can go into his dreams, and who the villain opposite Aaron Judge in his new film is! Be sure to subscribe so you can receive all of our 2017 season episodes as soon as they drop. You can leave us feedback or questions at: Twitter: @outsidecornerFB Email: outsidecornerpodcast@gmail.com Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/outsidecorner Play Draft with us by using the promo code: bombtrack or by visiting this URL http://playdraft.com/bombtrack

Injuries and terrible performances have given us some new potential closers (4:40), and it's time to pick up Addison Reed, Corey Knebel and a few others ... Dallas Keuchel or Zack Greinke (10:30)? Aaron Hicks or Aaron Altherr? Jason Vargas or Eduardo Rodriguez (17:00)? We discuss yesterday's standouts ... Talking prospects (32:25), trade (36:24) and two-start pitchers for Week 7 (53:51), plus a look at the Most Added list (49:10) ... Your emails at fantasybaseball@cbsi.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Jason Benetti, Andrew Triggs, Addison Reed and Odubel Herrera, C.B. Bucknor’s bad day, and Starling Marte’s suspension, then answer listener emails about the nature of fandom, dominance against a division rival, a billion-dollar payroll, Eric Thames’s hot start, transplanting an NPB team, catching up to favorite players from […]

Mets closer Jeurys Familia has received a 15-game suspension from the league for a domestic violence incident that happened last year. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Mets reporter Anthony DiComo break down how the suspension affects the Mets bullpen as Addison Reed takes over the closer role while Familia is out. Anthony DiComo also interviews Terry Collins to discuss the health of the pitching staff and the resigning of Yoenis Cespedes.

Should fans be worried that Addison Reed is struggling through Spring Training? MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Mets reporter Anthony DiComo discuss Reed not being able to locate his pitches so far in Grapefruit League action and if Zack Wheeler can pitch his way into the starting rotation at some point this season.

Brian does not apologize for pulling a Chris Sale and earning his one week suspension. Then the two figured out if it's better to be the best player on a World Series winning team or to be a Hall of Famer with no rings. Then they went into whom the Mets should acquire before the upcoming trade deadline, and specifically discussed if Jonathon Lucroy wanting "peace and quiet" means anything. Then Brian talked about Jeurys Familia's saves streak that Roger jinxed, before Roger revealed Addison Reed is more awesome than you already thought. Michael Conforto doesn't suck in center field, and you better believe that was discussed too. Roger was forced to elaborate on Bud Harrelson's love making after the debut of a new award. Finally, a peak in the mailbag led Roger and Brian to ask the eternal question: WHY?

This week: - The double A Binghamton Mets considering changing their nickname to, among other monikers, the Stud Muffins; Roger explains why it's the perfect choice - Was the Citi Field reception to Daniel Murphy's return what we expected? And do we regret swapping out Ol' Murph for Neil Walker yet? - Addison Reed is doing well by just throwing fastballs, and Brian gets exasperated trying to figure out how. - The boys feel bad for Carlos Torres, whose name is getting dragged in the mud thanks to the deaf, dumb, and blind home plate umpire with the same name that won an essay contest we guess and screwed the Mets over the weekend. - In the mailbag, Roger and Brian explain why it seems like our pitching staff isn't great even though they're 1st in WAR, and figure out if they would rather manage the Atlanta Braves or get shot out of a cannon. -After the credits, there's a special surprise. It's like a Marvel comic movie, except in this case you lose a lot of respect for Addison Reed's taste in music.

So Corey Kluber might be good. We chat about his game for a moment and then discuss his place among the pantheon of other elite pitchers. This leads into some concerns we have about David Price. We discuss some potential fantasy trades with him and what we think of his value. Continuing a pitcher discussion, we move to a former 2020 All-Star favorite, Yordano Ventura. Is he better than some “Whack or Back”-type guys? The Closerpocalypse is upon us. Neftali Feliz looks like he is out. Shawn Tolleson seems to be the man and the guys behind the guy is Tanner Scheppers and Keone Kela. The other guys that we are worried about are the Axman and Addison Reed. Listen to hear what we say about their replacements. Finally, we scrape the bottom of the barrel in the middle infield. As always, check us out on Twitter @2020AllStars and iTunes. In a programming note, our episode next week is up in the air because I’m going further into the future. Hopefully, we’ll get it to you, but keep abreast with us on Twitter to keep informed on when that’s happening. Season 3 Episode 12 (36:31)

Episode 204 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Paul Sporer and Jason Collette discuss some Spring Training injury news surrounding Drew Smyly, Zack Wheeler, and Addison Reed and finish the news by discussing Kris Bryant’s soaring cost. Then they deep-dive into the second base position: Strategy Do […]

Episode 200 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Paul Sporer and Jason Collette discuss Chris Sale, Alex Guerrero, Addison Reed, Garrett Richards, Wil Myers, Dayan Viciedo, Michael Saunders and finish up by previewing the Pirates & Cardinals. As usual, don’t hesitate to tweet us or comment with fantasy […]

Episode 137 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! Jason Collette and Nicholas Minnix discuss Addison Reed; Joaquin Benoit, Huston Street and the Detroit Tigers; the Rays’ bullpen now that Brad Boxberger has entered the saves picture; T.J. House and Miles Mikolas; Hunter Pence to the leadoff spot; Allen Craig’s […]

Inside this edition of "Without a Curse," Alex previews the NL West with Eric Stephen, the managing editor for the True Blue LA Dodgers blog on SB Nation. Alex and Eric talk about the Dodgers heading into the season, and if they have the best 40-man roster in the league. They also talk about whether the Dodgers are the most enviable organization in Major League Baseball due to their seemingly unlimited financial resources, and how Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford and Josh Beckett have been perceived in Los Angeles. The Giants feature virtually the same core that captured the championship in 2012, even though they won 76 games in 2013. Alex and Eric attempt to prognosticate the Giants season, and whether they'll be closer to where they were in 2012 or 2013. The Diamondbacks are coming off a .500 campaign, and acquired slugger Mark Trumbo and closer Addison Reed over the offseason. Did they improve enough to make a run at the division title, or does their roster still fall short? Though it's unlikely that the Padres or Rockies will win the NL West in 2014, both clubs have the potential to be competitive if all breaks right. The Red Sox signed David Ortiz to a one-year, $16 million contract extension with vesting options for 2016 and 2017 Sunday even though they didn't have to. This decision makes little baseball sense, and it appears it was made for public relations purposes. The Red Sox have set a potentially dangerous precedent with the decision to reward Ortiz with an extension for complaining about his deal all spring long. John Farrell has strongly implied that Grady Sizemore will begin the year as the club's starting center fielder, which should've been evident when he was signed in January. If Sizemore was healthy at the end of Spring Training, the plan was probably always to have him begin the season in the Major Leagues while Jackie Bradley receives more tutelage in Triple-A. The Boston Globe published a terrific, but disturbing investigative piece about Jared Remy's extensive criminal history in Sunday's paper. Though Alex previously believed Jerry Remy should stay on Red Sox telecasts despite his son's upcoming murder trial, the revelations outlined in the article may be too much for him to bear. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex rants against MLB's seemingly asinine decision to begin the regular season overseas in the wee hours of the morning Saturday. A few more Australian kids may have signed up for little league, but millions of fans were unable to watch the first game of the season because it aired at 4:00 a.m.! A new potential destination for Stephen Drew, top prospect George Springer's possible lawsuit against the Astros for sending him to minor league camp and more is touched upon as well. Email Alex at ajreimer0@gmail.com, and follow him on Twitter @AlexReimer1. Alex will be a regular fixture on "The Big Show Unfiltered," as he'll appear every Friday at 4:00 p.m. for the next several weeks. Opening Day is next Monday! We've almost made it through another long, harsh winter, baseball fans.