Podcast appearances and mentions of al bumbry

Lots to do the program today as we get you set for busy weekend, Glenn and Griffin, joined by Stan ‘The Fan' Charles in studio as we expect the MLB trade deadline to continue to heat up, we'll talk about all the rumors surrounding the Orioles, what they should do, what we expect them to do, and a whole lot more. At 10:40am, we will catch up with Orioles legend Al Bumbry, who was just nominated to the Maryland State Athletics Hall of Fame last week, we'll talk all about what that means to him, talk current O's and much more. At 11am, we'll talk to Orioles CF Cedric Mullins, to talk all about his season, how the he and team are doing, and about his event this Sunday night in Baltimore at Top Golf and how important Big League Impact is him. At 11:40am, we'll talk trade deadline with Russell Dorsey from MLB Network and Yahoo Sports, his thoughts on Tarik Skubal and more. Then we'll catch up with our friend Jerry DiPizzo from OAR who is in town this weekend at Merriweather!

Host Enrique Acosta Gonzalez is joined by former MLB Rookie of the Year, All Star, and World Series Champion and Army Veteran Al Bumbry to chat about his illustrious career!Watch the podcast, now on YouTube!https://www.youtube.com/@bobfelleractofvalorawardfo6989Find out more about the Bob Feller Act of Valor Foundation online at https://www.actofvaloraward.org/Support the Show.

It is a Wednesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio. Glenn and Griffin will be dedicating the show today to Mr. Oriole, Brooks Robinson, as we celebrate his life and legacy along with the impact that he had on the city of Baltimore and baseball itself. Guests today will include: Ken Singleton, Ross Grimsely, Laura Lippman, Al Bumbry, Scott Garceau, and Bobby Grich. At 11am, we will chat with Jeff Newman, the President and CEO of the Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill before their event in Elkton from Oct. 19-22. We will wrap the show by listening to the first segment of last night's ‘Tyus Bowser Show' featuring Tyus and his special guest, Ravens DT Michael Pierce.

Former Oriole Al Bumbry joined Bob Haynie and Jim Hunter on Wednesday to remember the life of Brooks Robinson. Photo Credit: © Malcolm Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

This weekend the 1983 Orioles will be honored for the 40th anniversary of their World Series run. Al Bumbry joined Vinny & Haynie on Thursday to look back on that magical season and talk about this weekend's festivities. Photo Credit: © Malcolm Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

It is a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Griffin will recap the Orioles win last night in the Bronx as we saw every phase of the game come together for the first time in about a week that was sparked by a big hit from Colton Cowser. We'll look over Cowser's debut and more from yesterday's game. At 10:20am, we will put a personal touch on Colton's debut last night in New York when we catch up with Dale Cowser, who was there last night to experience his son's MLB debut and get his thoughts on how it all played out. At 11am, we will continue to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1983 Orioles World Series when we chat with Orioles legend Al Bumbry and remember the ‘83 O's and that season. At 11:20am, we will make our weekly trip to the farm when we catch up the Bowie Baysox and catcher Tim Susnara after hitting 2 HRs on July 4th. Plus intern Carson ‘Weekly' is here so we'll get this week's segment of ‘Carson's A Hack' and then ‘Fighting Words' with Griffin. All that and much more on a Thursday edition of GCR…

1979 ALCS Game One - 10/3/79 - Memorial Stadium - Baltimore, Maryland California Angels For the first time in their 19 year history, the California Angels (88 - 74) are in the playoffs! The trade for former MVP and seven time batting champ Rod Carew has paid off immediately. The Angels have the league's top offense, lead by an MVP performance by Don Baylor (.296/.371/.530 36 HR 139 RBI 145 OPS+) and bolstered by bounce back All-Star seasons from 2B Bobby Grich (.294/.365/.537 30 HR 101 RBI 145 OPS+) and C Brian Downing (.326/.418/.482 12 HR 75 RBI 142 OPS+). Nolan Ryan, Dave Frost, and Frank Tanana hold down the rotation, and rookie righty Mark Clear is the lone star out of the pen. Former All Star shortstop Jim Fregosi (who was famously traded for his star righty Ryan earlier this decade) is at the helm for California, in just his first full season as a manager. This feel-good team, these "Yes We Can" Angels have a tall task ahead of them in their first ever postseason series. Baltimore Orioles Pitching, defense, and three-run homers. That's how Earl Weaver's Orioles (102 - 57) get it done. This season marks the sixth American League East crown since '69 for Baltimore, and while the lineups and rotations have changed, their style of play has not. Sure, Jim Palmer, Mark Belanger, and Al Bumbry are still there, but gone are the Robinsons (Brooks and Frank), Boog Powell, Davey Johnson, Dave McNally, and Mike Cuellar, just to name a few. The rotation is strong once again, led by Cy Young winner Mike Flanagan, as well as Scott McGregor and Dennis Martinez. The bullpen is reliable, with Don Stanhouse and Tippy Martinez always on call. And the lineup is dangerous, with stars Eddie Murray (.295/.369/.475 25 HR 99 RBI 130 OPS+) and Ken Singleton (.295/.405/.533 35 HR 111 RBI 155 OPS+) packing plenty of punch in the heart of the order. The role players always shine under Weaver, with Gary Roenicke, Pat Kelly, and utility-man John Lowenstein providing timely hits time and again. Game one of this series is a matchup of legends: Jim Palmer (10 - 6 3.30 ERA 155 IP) vs. Nolan Ryan (16 - 14 3.60 ERA 222 IP). Both have struggled with injuries and inconsistency throughout the year; however, they will bring their best in the playoffs and keep their teams in it. Neither will factor in the decision, as this tight ballgame will go into extra innings. From there, an unexpected hero will shine. Tune in for a thrilling start to the 1979 postseason! Links Audio Clips from joeydbball Youtube. NBC Broadcast and Baltimore Radio WFBR-AM w/Tom Marr and Bill O'Donnell. As always shout out to Baseball Reference and SABR for statistics, box scores, background information, and much, much more. Catch you next time, P.C.O.

Note: this episode is best enjoyed visually. Check out our YouTube @givethatfanapodcast. For a trip to the semifinals, Talkin' Birdy's Josh and Brad take on Florida Prospect Report's Eric and Bailey. The loser is eliminated, the winner will advance. Survey prompts in this episode: Name an Oriole who made an Opening Day start in center field after Al Bumbry but before Adam Jones. Name an Oriole who has hit 3 home runs in a game. Besides Gunnar Henderson and Terrin Vavra, name a current Orioles infield prospect. Besides Brandon Hyde, name a current Orioles major league coach. Find out which team says goodbye and which team will advance to face The Warehouse Podcast for a spot in the championship!

We are on to the American League Championship Series between the defending champion Oakland A's (94 - 68) versus Earl Weaver's O's (97 - 65). These teams have been the juggernauts of their respective divisions, each boasting outstanding pitching staffs and strong offenses. Reggie Jackson of Oakland is playing at an MVP level, and he is supported by stars Sal Bando, Joe Rudi, and Bert Campaneris (don't sleep on Gene Tenace either.) Baltimore looks a bit different than their World Series teams, with Frank Robinson and Davey Johnson out the door in trades. Youngsters Bobby Grich and Al Bumbry have stepped up in their place, and Earl Williams and Tommy Davis have fit in after trades. This series will be a dogfight. Game One is a matchup between Cy Young winners Jim Palmer (22 - 9 2.40 296 IP) and Vida Blue (20 - 9 3.28 263 IP) Game Two is a battle between workhorse lefty Dave McNally (17 - 17 3.21 266 IP) and legend Catfish Hunter (21 - 5 3.34 256 IP) After two at Memorial, we will move on to the Oakland Coliseum for the final three games. Who will have the advantage at that point. Tune in to these great games. Audio Clips from Classic Baseball on the Radio Youtube. As always, shout out to Baseball Reference and SABR for statistics, boxscores, background information, and much, much more. Catch you next time, P.C.O.

I had the honor of speaking to legendary Orioles Center Fielder Al Bumbry. Thank you for this opportunity Mr.Al, and thank you Robbie Jr for setting this up! Come listen to Mr.Bumbry's story from what his life was like growing up, to Al becoming a Baltimore legend!

Joe Rizzo brings you baseball. Riz & Jeff "The Dawg" Healy, finally inside after clearing snow for hours upon end, turned on the Hot Stove with some old-school Strat-O-Matic chatter. The guys have been entered into the Strat-O-Matic Elite Media Experts League, with Riz repping the Cardinals and Dawg piloting the Mets. Follow it here: https://t.co/Y1zQOp6R9k. Riz & Dawg battled it out in Strat many times during the Fordham days, and while this might be a little different, Strat-O-Matic 365 has made it feel real for them. Your favorite co-hosts are in it to win it! So follow along and interact as the three-week season goes along. The Strat talk led to a review of Scott Rolen, as he is on Riz's Cardinals team, and his Hall of Fame credentials were scrutinized. That led to talk of Nolan Arenado, and how alike he is to Rolen (and David Wright, as Dawg could never resist talking about his Captain). The guys also covered the retirements of Dustin Predoia and the less-heralded Daniel Murphy, Chipper Jones joining the Braves as a coaching consultant, and Fernando Tatis Jr. grabbing the cover of MLB The Show '21. Diehard Dads was a huge segment, as Riz & Dawg lamented about clearing the two feet of snow, while Riz added a classic story of how snow shoveling and a conversation with his father ended up in a broken phone. Dawg presented Veteran of the Day. With a nod to Black History Month, it was Al Bumbry. Bumbry, an outfielder for the Orioles and Padres from 1972-85 and the '73 Rookie of the Year, served as a platoon leader in the US Army from July 1969-July 1971, earning a Bronze Star for heroism for his service in Vietnam. Read more about Bumbry here: https://www.mlb.com/news/orioles-legend-al-bumbry-won-bronze-star-c267485028 Please check out our sponsor, FMS Graphics (https://www.fmsgraphics.com), for all print and promotional needs. Just give 'em a shot! After all, they gave US a shot. Interact: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/diamond-diehards Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiamondDiehards Twitter: https://twitter.com/DiamondDiehards DD Instagram: https://instagram.com/DiamondDiehards Watch, Listen Subscribe: iTunes: https://apple.co/2JzUd5e Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KPgZq9 Youtube: https://bit.ly/3pBAvFE Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiamondDiehards Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/diamonddiehards Stitcher: https://bit.ly/3rBzVt7

King George NAACP presents Al Bumbry, Former Major League Baseball Player in honor of Black History Month. © Melt The Ice LLC  © Operation Flow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/operation-flow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/operation-flow/support

Al Bumbry is a name familiar enough to any major league baseball fan old enough to remember or appreciate the sport in the 1970s. Al played outfielder for the Baltimore Orioles. He's also an army veteran, one of the very few major league baseball players to have served in Vietnam. We sat down and talked with Al about his service in Vietnam, returning home, and returning to baseball.

Is Aaron Judge's career going to be like Ryan Howard's or Al Bumbry's? The Baseball Rabbi suggests that Yankee fans better hope for the latter - though history shows that such a positive outcome is very unlikely. Inspired by Joey Wendle, Pesach Wolicki analyzes old rookies, and what history shows about the length of their careers. He also answers Scott Kahn's question about why he likes to trash Lou Brock, who, he claims, might be an even less deserving Hall of Famer than ol' 6-4-3 Jim Rice.

On this episode of Newsmakers, MLB.com's Bill Ladson is joined by the new manager of the New York Yankees, Aaron Boone. He breaks down what he likes about his 2018 squad and why he moved from the broadcast booth to back inside the clubhouse. In celebration of Black History Month, Bill Ladson welcomes Astros radio play-by-play announcer, Robert Ford, and former Major Leaguer, Al Bumbry. Ford talks about getting the chance to call the World Series and his favorite moments from a historical 2017 season. (14:10) Al Bumbry, chats with Ladson about his time with the Baltimore Orioles and missing two seasons of baseball while he was in the Army. (25:05) MLB.com executive correspondent, Richard Justice, joins Ladson to discuss the passing of Kevin Towers and the ten players that he feels could determine this season's playoff races. (34:35)

On this episode of Newsmakers, MLB.com's Bill Ladson is joined by the new manager of the New York Yankees, Aaron Boone. He breaks down what he likes about his 2018 squad and why he moved from the broadcast booth to back inside the clubhouse. In celebration of Black History Month, Bill Ladson welcomes Astros radio play-by-play announcer Robert Ford and former Major Leaguer Al Bumbry. Ford talks about getting the chance to call the World Series and his favorite moments from a historical 2017 season. (14:10) Al Bumbry, chats with Ladson about his time with the Baltimore Orioles and missing two seasons of baseball while he was in the Army. (25:05) MLB.com executive correspondent Richard Justice joins Ladson to discuss the passing of Kevin Towers and the 10 players that he feels could determine this season's playoff races. (34:35)

Thom is joined by Al Bumbry, not only a World Series champion outfielder with the Orioles, but also a Vietnam Veteran. They discuss his unique background on this week's podcast.

From Wednesday, November 8, 2017: Thom is joined by Al Bumbry, not only a World Series champion outfielder with the Baltimore Orioles, but also a Vietnam War veteran. They discuss his unique background on this week's podcast.