Podcast appearances and mentions of Anthony Swarzak

0:00-22:00: A history making episode, as the franchise we know and love sails to uncharted water. Praise be Dylan Moore, our dung beetle champion. We were thrilled to have a season of Moore rather than a season of Rumbelow. It wasn’t all bad, folks. What happens to the other star of the Dylan Moore game? Could he be joined in Houston by a certain Nordic prince? John wonders where Joe Maddon is headed, and Kate broaches the topic of quinoa enchiladas. 22:05-37:10: bUt WhAt AbOuT tHe MiNoRs? What would the Mariners pitching dev look like in other hands? Particularly, Matthew’s hands. There would be extensive hair care and Twitter two-a-days. A weekly show of gratitude for Brodie van Wagenen and a quick bop around the league. Do not fact check anything John says about Mookie Betts playing second base. If the Mariners pass, former San Diego resident Matthew Roberson will be the Padres’ pitching coordinator slash youth influencer. While you’re here, yell at Grant Bronsdon on the world wide web. 37:20-1:02:40: If any of the rugrats are getting traded, who will it be? The first hypothetical blockbuster of the winter gets batted around. Who’s currently expendable on the big-league and AAA rosters? Can any of them competently pitch, as in a baseball? Stay tuned for next season, though. Some Jay Bruce or Anthony Swarzak-type trades seem imminent. This offseason is being advertised as a quiet one, but we speak Jerry. Ay, y’all remember Mitch Haniger? 1:02:45-1:07:55: Wishing MLB rules were more like the NBA’s. The Kyle Seager predicament. 2020 draft eligible players who are most definitely real people. Cracking the Mariner Moose’s hard exterior. Goodbye. Music: “Love Me” by The 1975 // “Stay High” by Brittany Howard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Episode 27 of The Squeeze Baseball Podcast, Michael & Tyler discuss the messages between Tim Anderson's wife Lia & Anthony Swarzak's wife Elizabeth regarding white nationalism. They go in depth on the Phillies fight to keep rights to the Phanatic. They also discuss some dingers, give their top 1st Basemen of all time, and give you their players of the week!

In this week's episode of the Talking Chop podcast, you will notice a decided lack of Ozzie Albies trade proposals and references to Michigan sports and the curse of Atlanta sports. That is because Brad is on location in Vegas covering the NBA Summer League. As a result, you are stuck with Eric handling main host duties. My condolences. Fortunately, Scott was able to join me to cover a whole lot of ground in Brad's absence. Enclosed in said podcast you will find topics covered including: - Recapping the Braves' awesome first half of the season - Our MVPs and LVPs for the Braves from the first half of the season - Discussing the injured and rehabbing Braves including Anthony Swarzak, Dansby Swanson, and Ender Inciarte - Looking back at the games from the last week or so - Recovering from a crazy 9th inning in Sunday's game versus the Marlins - An early look at trade deadline targets - Much, much more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Trail Blazers are down 3 games to 0 against the Warriors with Game 4 in Portland coming up tonight. Softy was hard on the team, and got ripped by Blazers fans for not supporting the PNW's NBA team. Wait, the region's team? The Mariners and Seahawks are the region's teams because the region has never had another NFL or MLB team, but we had the Sonics here for decades. We had a rivalry for years. Even after a decade, it's hard to get over that. The Mariners make a move, trading Anthony Swarzak to the Braves for a pitcher who is out for the year, and another the Braves had DFA'ed. Still though, the team is terrible. They can't beat teams that are over .500, and that's not going to change. They will however keep scoring runs. Magic Johnson spoke about leaving the Lakers on First Take. He admitted that he was "in and out" as a GM while he was focusing on other ventures. He wasn't focused on the GM gig in the way the job deserved. Just another reason we're lucky to have Carroll and Schneider.

The Trail Blazers are down 3 games to 0 against the Warriors with Game 4 in Portland coming up tonight. Softy was hard on the team, and got ripped by Blazers fans for not supporting the PNW's NBA team. Wait, the region's team? The Mariners and Seahawks are the region's teams because the region has never had another NFL or MLB team, but we had the Sonics here for decades. We had a rivalry for years. Even after a decade, it's hard to get over that. The Mariners make a move, trading Anthony Swarzak to the Braves for a pitcher who is out for the year, and another the Braves had DFA'ed. Still though, the team is terrible. They can't beat teams that are over .500, and that's not going to change. They will however keep scoring runs. Magic Johnson spoke about leaving the Lakers on First Take. He admitted that he was "in and out" as a GM while he was focusing on other ventures. He wasn't focused on the GM gig in the way the job deserved. Just another reason we're lucky to have Carroll and Schneider.

Chris Sale, Aaron Nola, Justin Turner, Jose Ramirez, Stephen Strasburg and other potentially worrisome players to talk about as we break out the Worryometer to begin the show. But it's not all bad news! We're pumped about Max Fried (15:26) and Luis Castillo (22:00). And how do we feel about Austin Meadows and Anthony Swarzak? ... Pitcher problems (28:40)! Reacting to the news on Luis Severino, Jon Lester and Mike Clevinger. Then we've got "Hey, Real Quick" (33:20), bullpen updates (35:40) and your emails (38:30) about Travis Shaw, Kolten Wong, Byron Buxton and others ... What is Cody Bellinger's value (44:40)? Grade the Trade (47:10), SP talk and deep league guys to end the show ... Your emails at fantasybaseball@cbsi.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kate, John, and Matthew get together to talk about a surprising first week in Mariners baseball and award the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly to the season so far. 0 - 13:00: Because this is a Mariners podcast, we start with the Ugly, which, as John rather ominously intones, “comes out at night.” Dylan Moore’s adventures in the infield are gone over and judged to be significantly worse than the 1987 classic film Adventures in Babysitting. But this is not Dylan Moore’s Ugly to wear alone: in true esprit d’corps, the whole team has come together to record some truly eye-bleeding errors.  13:00 - 23:00: On to the Bad, which is pretty clearly the Bullpen of Terror, but not in the good way you want a bullpen to be terror. Kate proposes there’s a Quantum Leap/Freaky Friday scenario going on with Cory Gearrin. The crew ponders the question: “which reliever most terrifies you when their name comes up on the Dial-a-Reliever?” Kate and John debate the merits of Texas’s development system and if there’s maybe something to be done with Connor Sadzuck. Zadseck. Sedzuck. Look, we just started getting Brandon Brennan’s name right, you’re going to have to wait your turn, Connor. 23:00 - 39:00: Finally, THE GOOD! First, some light shading from Kate about the Red Sox potentially not being very good, an assertion Matthew and John quickly shut down. We also introduce Kate to the wonders of macaroni penguins, and talk about our favorite guys on the team. 39:00 - 59:00: Digging into listener questions! Which position player gets called up first? Unsung heroes of the young season? Is the King washed past the point of no return? The crew also makes some prescient remarks about Anthony Swarzak closing games. 59:30: Matthew’s DM’s are super open. Music: If It Makes You Happy by Sheryl Crow; Mr. Tillman by Father John Misty Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Archer struggles. Adam is not optimistic on him as much as others. Paul Goldschmidt was a winner this weekend. Adam Wainwright was shaky in his season debut. Adam is upset with the Daniel Murphy injury. He drafted Murphy high in the 4th and 5th round and expected him to bat near .350. Kolten Wong teases too many fantasy owners so lets see if his hot start continues. However, if you are hurting in the middle infielders go for it. The Mariners closing situation is a mess. Anthony Swarzak is a possibility but he is really risky.

Chris Archer struggles. Adam is not optimistic on him as much as others. Paul Goldschmidt was a winner this weekend. Adam Wainwright was shaky in his season debut. Adam is upset with the Daniel Murphy injury. He drafted Murphy high in the 4th and 5th round and expected him to bat near .350. Kolten Wong teases too many fantasy owners so lets see if his hot start continues. However, if you are hurting in the middle infielders go for it. The Mariners closing situation is a mess. Anthony Swarzak is a possibility but he is really risky. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

(3:00) Rangers/A’s/Rays trade:  Jurickson Profar, impact on Franklin Barreto (10:08) Dodgers/Reds trade: Yasiel Puig, Matt Kemp, Alex Wood, Jeter Downs. Impact:  Harper to LA? What to do with Jesse Winker? 2019 expectations with Nick Senzel. Are Kenta Maeda and Hyun Jin Ryu going to be a part of the rotation? (18:50) Mariners/Brewers trade: Domingo Santana, Ben Gamel and Noah Zavolas. Impact:  Ryon Healy, Jay Bruce, Dan Vogelbach. The future outlook on Santana. (23:36) Sox/Indians: Yonder Alonso’s value. (26:27) Indians/Mariners/Rays: Edwin Encarnacion to Seattle Mariners, Jake Bauers to Cleveland Indians, Yandy Diaz. (30:40) Nationals/Reds: Tanner Roark. Still have a shred of value? (32:00) Sox/Pirates: Ivan Nova. Less valuable than Tanner Roark?  Is Manny Banuelos interesting? (34:00) Old Man Jake Devereaux yells at clouds about Chicago White Sox rebuild. Is wrong. Proceeds to defend the Kansas City Royals. Is Ned Yost apologist. (39:00) Cardinals/Diamondbacks:  Paul Goldschmidt, Carson Kelly, Luke Weaver, Andy Young. Impact: Weaver in Arizona and future value. Is Paul Goldschmidt any good outside of Arizona? (42:30) NL Central rotation outlooks: Is the Chicago Cubs rotation staler than Jake’s take on the White Sox future? St. Louis Cardinals back ends are oddly shaped, muddy. Milwaukee Brewers Brandon Woodruff is sexy. (46:45) Mariners/Mets: Robinson Cano, Edwin Diaz, Jay Bruce, Anthony Swarzak, Jarred Kelenic and Justin Dunn. Impact: Jake says Kelenic will become Andrew Benintendi. Keaton has some positive feelings about Justin Dunn.(51:00) Mariners/Phillies: Jean Segura, Juan Nicasio, Carlos Santana, SS J.P. Crawford. Jake chats up Segura and Crawford. (52:30) Will Kluber or Bauer get traded? (54:00) Keaton and Jake talk new years resolution for fantasy baseball.Follow us! @DynastysChild, @DynastyGuru, @TheSpokenKeats, @DevJake, @TheGreenMagnus, and @TheStatCastEra

(3:00) Rangers/A’s/Rays trade:  Jurickson Profar, impact on Franklin Barreto (10:08) Dodgers/Reds trade: Yasiel Puig, Matt Kemp, Alex Wood, Jeter Downs. Impact:  Harper to LA? What to do with Jesse Winker? 2019 expectations with Nick Senzel. Are Kenta Maeda and Hyun Jin Ryu going to be a part of the rotation? (18:50) Mariners/Brewers trade: Domingo Santana, Ben Gamel and Noah Zavolas. Impact:  Ryon Healy, Jay Bruce, Dan Vogelbach. The future outlook on Santana. (23:36) Sox/Indians: Yonder Alonso’s value. (26:27) Indians/Mariners/Rays: Edwin Encarnacion to Seattle Mariners, Jake Bauers to Cleveland Indians, Yandy Diaz. (30:40) Nationals/Reds: Tanner Roark. Still have a shred of value? (32:00) Sox/Pirates: Ivan Nova. Less valuable than Tanner Roark?  Is Manny Banuelos interesting? (34:00) Old Man Jake Devereaux yells at clouds about Chicago White Sox rebuild. Is wrong. Proceeds to defend the Kansas City Royals. Is Ned Yost apologist. (39:00) Cardinals/Diamondbacks:  Paul Goldschmidt, Carson Kelly, Luke Weaver, Andy Young. Impact: Weaver in Arizona and future value. Is Paul Goldschmidt any good outside of Arizona? (42:30) NL Central rotation outlooks: Is the Chicago Cubs rotation staler than Jake’s take on the White Sox future? St. Louis Cardinals back ends are oddly shaped, muddy. Milwaukee Brewers Brandon Woodruff is sexy. (46:45) Mariners/Mets: Robinson Cano, Edwin Diaz, Jay Bruce, Anthony Swarzak, Jarred Kelenic and Justin Dunn. Impact: Jake says Kelenic will become Andrew Benintendi. Keaton has some positive feelings about Justin Dunn.(51:00) Mariners/Phillies: Jean Segura, Juan Nicasio, Carlos Santana, SS J.P. Crawford. Jake chats up Segura and Crawford. (52:30) Will Kluber or Bauer get traded? (54:00) Keaton and Jake talk new years resolution for fantasy baseball.Follow us! @DynastysChild, @DynastyGuru, @TheSpokenKeats, @DevJake, @TheGreenMagnus, and @TheStatCastEra

We break our hiatus to discuss the Mariners selling their roster pieces off. First, Robinson Canó and Edwin Diaz to the Mets for Jay Bruce, Anthony Swarzak, and prospects (1:00). Then, Jean Segura and two relievers to the Phillies for J.P. Crawford and Carlos Santana (14:00). Hosts: Michael Baumann and Zach Kram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We break our hiatus to discuss the Mariners selling their roster pieces off. First, Robinson Canó and Edwin Diaz to the Mets for Jay Bruce, Anthony Swarzak, and prospects (1:00). Then, Jean Segura and two relievers to the Phillies for J.P. Crawford and Carlos Santana (14:00). Hosts: Michael Baumann and Zach Kram

On episode 15 of the MetsCast, co-hosts Nick Durst and John Brown discussed:The busy 2018 offseason for the New York Mets so far.Mets acquiring Edwin Diaz and Robinson Cano for Jay Bruce, Anthony Swarzak, Jarred Kelenic, Justin Dunn and Gerson Bautista.Will Peter Alonso be on the Opening Day roster in 2019?Would it have been disastrous if the Mets traded Jeff McNeil?Will Brodie Van Wagenen be able to turn the Mets into contenders?Jacob deGrom won the CY Young, but should he have also won the MVP?Could the Mets actually sign Bryce Harper this offseason?What will the Opening Day Mets defense look like?Was it surprising that Wilmer Flores was non-tendered and Travis d'Arnaud was tendered a contract?Should the Mets sign Andrew Miller or Zach Britton?

On episode 15 of the MetsCast, co-hosts Nick Durst and John Brown discussed: The busy 2018 offseason for the New York Mets so far. Mets acquiring Edwin Diaz and Robinson Cano for Jay Bruce, Anthony Swarzak, Jarred Kelenic, Justin Dunn and Gerson Bautista. Will Peter Alonso be on the Opening Day roster in 2019? Would it have been disastrous if the Mets traded Jeff McNeil? Will Brodie Van Wagenen be able to turn the Mets into contenders? Jacob deGrom won the CY Young, but should he have also won the MVP? Could the Mets actually sign Bryce Harper this offseason? What will the Opening Day Mets defense look like? Was it surprising that Wilmer Flores was non-tendered and Travis d'Arnaud was tendered a contract? Should the Mets sign Andrew Miller or Zach Britton?

It is episode thirteen of the third season of The Outside Corner Fantasy Baseball Podcast! On today's show we're revisiting an old favorite: Gripes & Hypes! Who has been putting a frown on our faces, and who has been turning it upside down! We also discuss Xander Bogaerts' Jungian collective subconscious portal, Anthony Swarzak's artistic prowess, and David Fletcher's sexy dad bod! Be sure to subscribe so you can receive all of our 2018 season episodes as soon as they drop. Leave feedback or questions: Twitter: @outsidecornerFB Email: outsidecornerpodcast@gmail.com FB group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/outsidecorner

Mets top prospect Peter "EL POW" Alonso and beat writer Matt Ehalt (The Record/NorthJersey.com) joined the Good Fundies boys in an instant classic*! First, Roger and Brian talked about the Citi Field fire and the plague-ish events transpiring with the Mets lately (01:30), Mickey Callaway's recent motivational tactics (10:00), and Sandy Alderson's interesting math (16:00). Then Binghamton Rumble Ponies first baseman and Top 100 prospect Peter Alonso discussed his new wikipedia-verified nickname (24:30), how watching the 2015 World Series showed him how energetic Mets fans can be (26:30), if he's considering just showing up to Citi Field unannounced to see what happens (27:45), playing in Binghamton (34:10), how his idol Mike Piazza motivated him (38:30), wooden bats (48:00), why he would get rid of all of the new MLB rules (58:50), how teams are pitching him differently after his red hot start (01:03:00), if he can take Piazza in a scuffle (01:07:25), his New York City experiences (01:10:30), his message to Mets fans about players (01:12:30), his thoughts on 'Field of Dreams' (01:18:00), if he is willing to play the outfield if asked (01:18:30), and much more. If that weren't enough, Matt Ehalt hopped on afterwards and talked about writing for newspaper readers vs. millennials (01:23:30), Mets 1st round pick Jarred Kelenic (01:28:15), the latest on Todd Frazier and Anthony Swarzak (01:29:40), his take on Sandy's DL talk and the recent roster moves (01:32:30), Jose Reyes' future (01:36:50), potentially trading deGrom (01:43:00), why he gets so much twitter hate (01:47:30), why most writers don't focus on Mets ownership (01:57:45), Jeff Wilpon's payroll discussion (02:06:00), and you guessed it: a lot more. If you’re a writer and have a baseball story idea, pitch us at goodfundies@gmail.com. If you want to donate to our Patreon to help us pay for good writing, and to get exclusive material some consider “neat”, you can find us at patreon.com/goodfundies Don’t forget to rate us on iTunes if you haven’t yet, and if you like us. Thank you to MGMT, CFO$, and Andrew Lowden for the music * Probably?

The Don goes solo & breaks down why Anthony Swarzak attacked us, Gleybar's accolades, and the start of the NBA Finals.

Al Melchior has an action packed show discussing all the latest news from the first few days of baseball including Nelson Cruz, Matt Wieters,Anthony Swarzak and to 10-day DL. He's also joined by Matt Modica to talk MLB lineups. #FNTSYRadio #FNTSY #FantasyBaseball #MLB Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Hey you fellow Swarziaks, it's the first Good Fundies episode of 2018! Brian and Roger returned to talk about Anthony Swarzak (03:00), their new year's resolutions (11:15), the legitimately surprising end result to Roger writing about Keith Hernandez's connections to Richard Nixon and Donald Trump (21:15), the return of Omar Minaya (36:00), Ken Rosenthal calling Mets fans 'shrill' (44:35), and why so many free agents remain available in baseball (01:00:10). Then in the mailbag, the two are asked if the Winter Classic will be the best game at Citi Field all season (01:03:08), if Brandon Nimmo is ready for a breakout year and if Juan Lagares should be dealt (01:07:20), the chances of Noah Syndergaard and Jacob deGrom staying healthy all next year (01:16:00), if Dominic Smith will be the starting first baseman (01:20:00), which Met is each Star Wars movie (01:31:00), and more. Note: Roger will tell his Mets employee tale next time. He apologizes for the tease. Thank you to The Kinks for the music.

The guys are back for another season, and there’s plenty to talk about, even if the Mets haven’t made many moves of substance. Darren Meenan and Brian Erni discuss the Anthony Swarzak signing, Omar Minaya’s return, and where The 7 Line Army is heading on the road in 2018. Plus, Newsday’s Marc Carig hops on to talk about his recent scathing coverage of ownership, and what finally made him take up the cause. Crack a cold one and settle in to kick off another season of OABT! An "Orange and Blue Thing" is something that Mets fans can relate to, so that's what we talk about. The comments section turns in to a live chat room, and the fan engagement is cool to see. Co-hosted by Darren Meenan and Brian Erni, our episodes are taped live each Thursday at 6pm Eastern. We're a pretty visual show, so if you can, try to catch the live stream on Facebook.com/The7Line. For now give a listen and if you're in to it, share with your friends, subscribe and leave a review. LGM 2018!

Mets Pitcher Anthony Swarzak calls in and discusses the team; Pete talks about the fans thoughts about next season; takes calls about Mets payroll/budget

The ineffable Dan Szymborski (Fangraphs, ESPN) returned for what was definitely the second time on the Good Fundies holiday special, officially making it a tradition. In the aftermath of Marc Carig's article wanting answers from ownership, and hearing from literally hundreds of frustrated Mets fans, Brian talked about the new fan movement designed to help bring about positive change to the franchise(11:15). Then Szymborski Claus talked about which Star Wars character's son he would be (43:00), the accents used on Game of Thrones and The Wire (44:15), poetic ZiPS comparisons like Dominic Smith and Adam Lind (51:00), the projections on the 2018 Mets starting rotation (55:25), the secret Michael Conforto career projections (01:05:00), the Anthony Swarzak signing's effect on the Mets' postseason odds (01:07:50), Jason Kipnis (01:11:40), which Game of Thrones character Mickey Callaway is (01:13:00), 2018 Jay Bruce predictions if he became a Met again (01:17:00), where the Mets will finish in the NL East (01:32:40), if Travis d'Arnaud or Kevin Plawecki can play better shortstop than Asdrubal Cabrera or Jose Reyes (01:37:25), which players were literally traded for food (01:38:45), and many other gifts. In the final mailbag of 2017, the boys of Good Fundies were asked which Met would buy the biggest Christmas tree and be the biggest grinch (01:52:36), how much Sandy Alderson is to blame (01:59:10), if the Yankees will win a title before the Mets win another playoff game (02:02:00), if they would rather be a GM, manager, or agent (02:20:20), and more. Then they gave some final words for 2017, and a reason for hope in 2018 (02:31:00) Thank you to everybody for listening this year. Happy Holidays, and Good Fundies to you and your loved ones.

Mike Silva recaps the just completed winter meetings. Hear his thoughts on the Mets signing of reliever Anthony Swarzak, the coverage of the team by the beat writers, and why Sandy Alderson can learn how to communicate better from Brian Cashman. Mike takes calls from the listeners and answers some mailbag questions. 

Welcome back to Amazin' Avenue Audio, where we report on all the Orlando-based shenanigans of the Winter Meetings.  First up, Brian Salvatore and Aaron Yorke discuss the newest Met, Anthony Swarzak, the failed pursuit of Ian Kinsler, and more Winter Meetings news. (1:18) Next, Steve Sypa looks at what the Mets might do in the Rule 5 Draft. (49:32) Finally, Brian Wright brings us the Top 5 Mets single season pitching performances of all time. (1:04:34) As always, you can listen or subscribe to the podcast through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, listen through the embedded player below, or download the podcast directly from Blog Talk Radio. You can follow all of our contributors on Twitter: Brian (@BrianNeedsaNap), Aaron (@aaronpyorke), Brian (@BrianWright86), and Steve (@stevesypa).  And don't forget you can email the show at podcast@amazinavenueaudio.com, and we'll be back next week for another edition of Amazin' Avenue Audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the Brewers defeat the Pirates 1-0, relief pitcher Anthony Swarzak joins Matt Pauley on Brewers Extra Innings. Swarzak throws 2 scoreless innings recording his 24th hold to help preserve a 1-0 lead.

After the Brewers defeat the Pirates 1-0, relief pitcher Anthony Swarzak joins Matt Pauley on Brewers Extra Innings. Swarzak throws 2 scoreless innings recording his 24th hold to help preserve a 1-0 lead.

Following the Brewers' 2-0 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field, set-up man Anthony Swarzak joined Matt Pauley on Brewers Extra Innings on 620 WTMJ.

Following the Brewers' 2-0 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field, set-up man Anthony Swarzak joined Matt Pauley on Brewers Extra Innings on 620 WTMJ.

Craig Counsell, Manny Pina, Brent Suter and Anthony Swarzak talk about the Brewers' 2-1 win over the Cubs

Recorded: 7/27/2017 Presented by SeatGeek Another trade made by the Chicago White Sox as they send reliever Dan Jennings to Tampa for Casey Gillaspie. How does this trade compare to the Anthony Swarzak return Rick Hahn got from Milwaukee? Plus, we recap the Crosstown Classic and discuss what we need to see out of Tim Anderson, Carlos Rodon, and Yoan Moncada in the second half.

In Episode 1 of Milwaukee's Tailgate, we discuss the Brewers trade for Anthony Swarzak, Ryan and J.P. reveal their Top-5 Brewers Prospects, and we answer listener questions. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mketailgate/message

After a wild day at Wrigley Field against the Cubs, Chuck Garfien and Dan Hayes discuss John Lackey hitting 4 White Sox batters and also play Hawk Harrelson's epic on-air rant directed at the Cubs pitcher. "Jeff the Sox Fan" appears on the podcast and suggests what he thinks Jose Abreu should have done to Lackey when he was hit for a second time. While they taped the podcast, Anthony Swarzak was traded to the Brewers. What kind of return did the White Sox get? Garfien also interviews White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper about losing Quintana to the Cubs, why he can't watch Quintana and Chris Sale pitch in different uniform, when some minor leaguers like Reynaldo Lopez will be called up and more.

Adam Engel and Matt Davidson both homered while Miguel Gonzalez and Anthony Swarzak shined on the mound in the 3-1 win.

DVR and Todd discuss the Todd Frazier deal, J.D. Martinez's move to Arizona, and much more! Follow us on Twitter: @DerekVanRiper | @ToddZola | @RotoWire | @RotoWire MLB E-Mail: FantasyBaseballPodcast@gmail.com Players discussed include: Todd Frazier, David Robertson, Tommy Kahnle, Anthony Swarzak, Yoan Moncada, Blake Rutherford, Dawel Lugo, J.D. Martinez, Carlos Correa, Marwin Gonzalez, Alex Bregman, Cameron Maybin, Corey Kluber, Sean Doolittle, Ryan Madson, Vince Velasquez, Michael Wacha, and others...  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about the White Sox signing Luis Robert, the Twins’ turnaround, and small-sample successes such as Anthony Swarzak and Chad Pinder, then discuss Jonathan Lucroy’s perplexing defensive decline and the state of catcher framing in 2017. Audio intro: Of Montreal, "Rose Robert" Audio outro: Brian Eno & John Cale, "Empty Frame" Link […]

With one month of the season in the books, Michael Baumann from The Ringer joins Collin Whitchurch and Nick Schaefer to talk about a variety of topics. Among them:-Jose Quintana's trade market.-How to deal with following a rebuilding team. (Michael's a Phillies fan, so...)-MLB Draft, including some top college prospects to keep an eye on.-The progress of White Sox pitching prospects Dane Dunning and Alec Hansen.-The movie "Backdraft" and a new nickname for Anthony Swarzak.You can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by searching for "The Catbird Speaks," as well as on our BlogTalkRadio page or your favorite podcast app.