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It was a flat night on Wednesday for host Matt Perrault but Matt continues to get ready for a monster football weekend. Matt has 3 bets for you on 3 Wild Card NFL games for the Thursday episode of the Daily Juice presented by Hard Rock Bet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A discussion the Cardinals and a chilly Hot Stove eventually ignites with this completely unrelated question: How far into your list of the best players in the history of Major League Baseball do you get before mentioning Rickey Henderson? He's the all-time leader in runs, he's the greatest leadoff hitter in the game's history, and he almost lapped everyone but Lou Brock when it comes to career stolen bases.  The name of the game is scoring runs, and few (if any) did it better than Henderson. That's part of the discussion with Matt Snyder, CBS sports writer and author of the new book, "The Leadoff Man: The history of, the evolution of, and fun with the greatest catalyst in sports." (The book is available here.) In his book, Snyder chronicles the changing nature of the leadoff spot, from the speedy contact hitters of yore to the bashers and mashers of the modern game, from the tradition of putting infielder there regardless of their ability to get on base to the analytics of prioritizing the most at-bats for the player who makes the fewest outs. Henderson leads the way with a style of play that was both ahead of his peers and ahead of its time. At about the 23-minute mark, the conversation speeds from leading men to discussing the current offseason and the Cardinals' willingness to trade their leadoff man, Brendan Donovan. The Hot Stove has been sluggish, even stagnant. And that prompts an impromptu suggestion for how to spur deals during the winter meetings with tools already present in the current Collective Bargaining Agreement. No cap needed. Although talk about a cap is going to dominate the next 11 months, and that is where the podcast hurries toward its conclusion by describing how it's not the tycoon-like Dodgers that signal the lack of competitive balance and economic concerns about the game. The Cardinals could be the canary. To which, Snyder flips the question: How deep into a list of the most recognizable baseball teams does one get before naming the Cardinals? More Post-Dispatch podcasts.  Please consider subscribing. In its 13th season as one of the first and most widely heard podcasts on baseball and the Cardinals, the Best Podcast in Baseball has reached a new season-high with 30 episodes. Each episode is sponsored weekly by Closets by Design of St. Louis, is a production of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, StlToday.com, and lead baseball writer Derrick Goold.

New @InThisLeaguePod Fantasy Baseball Podcast with @BogmanSports and @IsItTheWelsh⚾ Third Base Ranks ⚾➡️ How deep is 3B this year?➡️ Can Caminero run it back?➡️ Maikel Garcia fits all team builds➡️ Okamoto vs MurakamiJoin up to be a member of the army and support your boys to create more and more fantasy Baseball content that not only wins your league, but makes you laugh! Redraft ranks, prospect/dynasty ranks, groupme rooms, live podcasts, and more! Find it all at inthisleague.comFollow the guys on Twitter @IsItTheWelsh  @BogmanSports

Minnesota Twins Opening Day roster 1.0! Dex has a way too early Twins Opening Day lineup; Wo rounds out the Twins starting rotation; The Twins internal bullpen options are good rough; Plus a random Twin of the Week on the SKOR North Twins Show!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this edition of Boonie Bites Andre Reed discusses how the cold impacts games in Buffalo as well as compares the differences in Baseball and Football. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe and the crew break down Miami's big CFP semifinal against Ole Miss, analyzing the Canes' defensive turnaround under Corey Hetherman, the impact of D-Line coach Jason Taylor, and quarterback Carson Beck's potential at the next level. They also dive deep into the Dolphins, examining the GM search narrowing to four candidates, the John Harbaugh sweepstakes, roster deficiencies, and Mike McDaniel's innovative offense. Don Bailey Jr., Pete Prisco, and Kim Bokamper join with insights on game strategy, college football's changing landscape, and NFL awards. Off-field moments bring laughs as the team teases Jamie's dating life, recalls small-town high school memories, and debates athlete transfer trends. The show closes with a look at tonight's keys for Miami, NFL playoff matchups, and reflections on Dolphins' past coaching missteps..

Hour 1 includes Joe previewing the Miami Hurricanes' CFP semifinal showdown against Ole Miss and what's at stake for the Canes on the national stage. The focus also remains on the Dolphins, as Joe puts the organization under the microscope with the GM search narrowed to four candidates and Miami emerging as a serious player in the John Harbaugh sweepstakes. He breaks down why roster deficiencies have given Mike McDaniel some benefit of the doubt, while emphasizing the need for major talent upgrades and more production from early draft picks. Plus, Brian Flores resurfacing in head coaching talks and Ryan Fitzpatrick's blunt assessment of Flores' tenure in Miami.

Joe previews Miami's CFP semifinal showdown against Ole Miss, refusing to revisit the painful memories of the 2003 Fiesta Bowl. He breaks down why this Hurricanes team is built on physicality on both sides of the ball and how Miami has worked its way back to national prominence under Mario Cristobal. The conversation also touches on the changing landscape of college sports, from the NIL and transfer portal era to renewed institutional support for both athletics and academics. Joe highlights Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss' remarkable journey from D2 Ferris State to starring on the CFP stage and explores whether his future could eventually include a fit in Miami at the next level.

The show opens with a preview of the Miami Hurricanes' CFP semifinal matchup against Ole Miss and what's at stake for the Canes. Joe shifts to the Dolphins, addressing recent criticism, the GM search narrowing to four candidates, and the urgent need for a talent upgrade while praising standouts like center Aaron Brewer and a motivated Bradley Chubb. The discussion also highlights Mike McDaniel's innovative offense and the pressure on Miami's early draft picks to deliver. The segment wraps with coaching talk, including Brian Flores resurfacing in head coaching conversations and Ryan Fitzpatrick's candid comments questioning Flores' leadership style after his tenure in Miami.

Joe and Dave preview the College Football Playoff matchup between Miami and Ole Miss, discussing Miami cornerback Keionte Scott's claim that the Canes are the most hated team in the CFP and what it says about this new era of Hurricanes football. Dave pushes back on that idea, questioning whether Miami is truly viewed that way nationally. The conversation shifts to Ole Miss playing with added motivation after Lane Kiffin's departure to LSU just before the playoff. The segment wraps with a breakdown of the NFL coaching carousel, including why John Harbaugh landing in Miami remains a longshot, Brian Flores emerging as a candidate for the Ravens' opening, and how the Dolphins could separate themselves by offering Harbaugh both GM and head coach responsibilities.

Kim Bokamper joins the show to break down the College Football Playoff, explaining why Miami's matchup with Ole Miss sets up better than a potential showdown with Georgia. He discusses the strengths and flaws of the current playoff format and how money has completely reshaped college football, with players now earning massive paydays. The conversation highlights Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and the reality that he could make more money returning to college than entering the NFL draft. The segment wraps with a shift to the Dolphins, including a blunt assessment of Tua Tagovailoa's season and the scrutiny surrounding his comments and performance.

Hour 2 dives into Miami's CFP semifinal against Ole Miss, with Joe and Dave discussing cornerback Keionte Scott's claim that the Canes are the “most hated” team in the playoff and Ole Miss' chip-on-the-shoulder motivation after Lane Kiffin's departure. Kim Bokamper joins to break down why the matchup favors Miami, the evolving playoff format, and the exploding money in college football, including the story of Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins' offseason, examining the GM search, potential questions for candidates, quarterback needs, and the possibility of offering John Harbaugh both GM and head coach duties. Light moments are sprinkled throughout as the crew teases Jamie's dating life and app success.

Hour 3 opens with Don Bailey Jr. breaking down Miami's CFP semifinal matchup against Ole Miss, highlighting strategies to pressure QB Trinidad Chambliss, lean on playmakers Ruben Bain and Akheem Mesidor, and rely on the running game. He praises D-Line coach Jason Taylor and weighs Ole Miss' motivation after Lane Kiffin's departure. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins, with Joe, Dave, and Pete Prisco discussing the GM search, the challenges of bringing in John Harbaugh while Mike McDaniel remains, potential landing spots for Harbaugh, and roster issues that affected his tenure in Baltimore. Prisco also weighs in on Tua Tagovailoa, the coach of the year race, and his pick for NFL MVP.

Joe, Kim Bokamper, and Dave preview Miami's CFP semifinal against Ole Miss, breaking down the Canes' strong defensive turnaround under Corey Hetherman and D-Line coach Jason Taylor, and debating how quarterback Carson Beck's talent may translate to the next level. They highlight the keys for Miami tonight, including limiting turnovers, getting off to a fast start, and controlling a low-scoring game. The conversation also drifts to off-field topics, from athletes dating influencers to Jamie's dating life and small-town high school memories, including transfers. The hour wraps with a look ahead to the NFL playoff matchups this weekend and a reflection on Vic Fangio's misstep with the Dolphins

Don Bailey Jr. joins to break down Miami's CFP semifinal showdown with Ole Miss, sharing his thoughts on how the Hurricanes should pressure QB Trinidad Chambliss while leaning on playmakers Ruben Bain and Akheem Mesidor. He emphasizes the importance of Carson Beck having a strong performance and Miami leaning on its running game to control the tempo. DBJ praises D-Line coach Jason Taylor's impact and weighs Ole Miss' motivation after Lane Kiffin's departure, discussing whether the Rebels' chip-on-the-shoulder mentality will help or hurt them.

Pete Prisco joins to break down the Dolphins' GM search and the ongoing John Harbaugh sweepstakes, highlighting the challenges of hiring a GM while Mike McDaniel remains in place and whether a new GM would need to bring in their own head coach. He weighs in on the best potential landing spots for Harbaugh and analyzes what went wrong with the Ravens, including roster shortcomings. Prisco also reflects on his longtime skepticism of Tua Tagovailoa, offers his take on the coach of the year race, and names his pick for NFL MVP.

Joe, Dave, and Kim Bokamper open the segment with some laughs, reacting to the building's broken elevator and taking turns busting Jamie's chops about his dating life and dating app adventures. The tone then shifts back to football as the conversation turns to the Dolphins' ongoing GM search and what kinds of questions the team should be asking candidates in interviews. The group debates Miami's need for a better quarterback and takes a broader look at the Dolphins' offseason outlook and looming decisions.

The Royals continue to get in-house business done by extending the contract of Matt Quatraro through the 2029 season, but they remain in a holding pattern when it comes to acquiring another bat.David Lesky (Publisher - Inside the Crown/@DBLesky), Les Norman (Former Royals OF/Author - Teaching the Tools of Hitting) and Soren Petro (Sports Radio 810-WHB, 810whb.com/@SorenPetro) break down the Quatraro extension and what moves might still be possible for the Royals.- Quatraro locked up through at least 2029.- Is the Bubic market heating up?- Could Bo Bichette be a Royal?- AL Central Win Totals.- The Jensen/Caglianone effect.- In other news…

A lot to discuss in tonight's Headlines including a reset on the firing of John Harbaugh, another MLB move that the Red Sox aren't a part of, and the Athletics looking for a new name when they move to Las Vegas.

During tonight's Headlines, Arcand tries to point the finger away from John Henry and more at Tom Werner. What should we make of a reported "willingness" to spend big by the Red Sox to get Alex Bregman back? Then, a shoutout to two local artists who are going viral for their own Drake Maye anthem in the New England Nightly News. And, diving into the rest of the NFL playoff slate and which games are the most compelling.

The full edition of The Christian Arcand Show for Wednesday, January 7th, 2026.

Ben, Woods, and Paul are here for you on a Thursday! We start the show with a little foreplay as Woodsy tells us all about his interview with the Encinitas Little League Board, and whether or not he thinks he will be selected as a little league coach this season. Then the guys do a little Shoutout To His Family as we honor the great Jerry Cesak of the infamous "Jef N Jer" radio show news came out yesterday that he had recently passed away. And at the bottom of the hour, the guys talk some baseball and discuss some moves made yesterday around Major League Baseball. Listen here!

John Harbaugh doesn't share the Giants' love and MLB's slow offseason. Russell Wilson will be a Jet in 2026. Hour 3.

Buckle up for one wild episode of the Daily Juice! Host Matt Perrault has a lot to get off his chest in the first half of this podcast. And yes, there are bets today - 4 of them to be exact. Find out the plays on the Wednesday episode of the Daily Juice presented by Hard Rock Bet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New @InThisLeaguePod Fantasy Baseball Podcast with @BogmanSports and @IsItTheWelsh⚾ First Base Ranks ⚾➡️ Nick Kurtz vs Vladdy Jr➡️ Ben Rice as good a 1B value as C?➡️ Willson Contreras Target➡️ Eldridge time?Join up to be a member of the army and support your boys to create more and more fantasy Baseball content that not only wins your league, but makes you laugh! Redraft ranks, prospect/dynasty ranks, groupme rooms, live podcasts, and more! Find it all at inthisleague.comFollow the guys on Twitter @IsItTheWelsh  @BogmanSports

Follow all of our content on https://jomboymedia.com Check out the not-quite-FIFA breakdown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV3vq5UMrjU Check out current job and internship opportunities at Jomboy Media here: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/jomboymedia 0:00 Back in the saddle0:15 Musical intro with John Prine0:54 Where has Mornin gone?2:20 What's coming up at Jomboy Media4:08 Visit to MLB Replay Center7:35 More recent developments10:30 More cricket? More cricket!13:50 Other sports/series requests23:21 What moment are you most proud of?26:28 2026 Warehouse updates29:05 Existing/returning shows32:50 Hiring/Internships36:15 Company growth strategy/process42:17 Scheduling and personal goals44:56 How did Canobbio end up back in the Warehouse for Blitzball Battle 7?46:05 What if “Savages in the Box” never happened?46:37 Baseball questions50:32 Rules changes for Blitzball Battle 8?52:45 Leave questions for next time! Featuring: JomboyEdited by: Rob Moretti Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On this episode of the Bret Boone Podcast, Bret sits down with NFL Hall of Famer and former Buffalo Bill Andre Reed. The two talk his career with the Bills and playing in Buffalo, compare baseball and football, and Reed gives his predictions for the NFL Playoffs. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's new discussion, the story of a Yankees prospect who might have made it if not for a certain United Nations police action overseas. Then we return to 2017 for a look back at one of the show's earliest episodes and what was happening in the game on the days the United States went to war. Gee, I wonder what brough that one to mind? The Infinite Inning is a journey to the past to understand the present using baseball as our time machine. America's brighter mirror, baseball reflects, anticipates, and even mocks the stories we tell ourselves about our world today. Baseball Prospectus's Steven Goldman shares his obsessions: history from inside and outside of the game, politics, stats, and Casey Stengel quotations. Along the way, we'll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can't get anybody out? 

The Dolphins add another name to their GM search with a Chargers assistant, a move that could hint at a potential connection to John Harbaugh. Joe and Dave discuss the best possible landing spot for Harbaugh, comparing Miami to other options like Atlanta and Tennessee. The discussion also revisits how Mike McDaniel managed to keep his job without Chris Grier and dependable quarterback play, winning four straight games despite major struggles under center. The segment wraps with a hard look at Tua Tagovailoa's contract, questioning whether internal loyalty outweighed what was best for the organization.

Joe and Dave react to the Ravens firing John Harbaugh and argue the Dolphins should make a strong push to bring him to Miami, noting the organization's history with the Harbaugh family. They push back hard on the idea that Tua Tagovailoa can return next season and thrive, pointing to his struggles on the field and at the podium. The conversation turns to whether Tua knows his time in Miami is over after being benched, emphasizing it was an organizational decision, not just Mike McDaniel's. The segment also looks at potential landing spots for Harbaugh and questions why three 49ers assistants are among the Dolphins' GM candidates

The Miami Hurricanes are set to compete in the College Football Playoff semifinals as they prepare for a dangerous Ole Miss team dealing with plenty of off-field distractions. Despite the turmoil, Ole Miss brings an explosive offense averaging 37 points per game and added motivation after Lane Kiffin's departure just before the playoff. The discussion highlights Miami's dramatic defensive turnaround from last season, crediting the unit's growth and consistency. The Canes are at their best when they jump out to an early lead, control the clock, and play ball-control football, with DC Corey Hetherman earning praise as a Coordinator of the Year candidate.

Hour 1 opens with Joe and Dave reacting to the Ravens firing John Harbaugh and making the case that the Dolphins should aggressively pursue him, pointing to Miami's history with the Harbaugh family. They firmly dismiss the idea that Tua Tagovailoa can return next season and succeed, arguing his benching was an organizational decision and a clear sign his time in Miami is over. The conversation also examines potential landing spots for Harbaugh and why Miami could make the most sense. The hour wraps with questions surrounding the Dolphins' GM search, including the growing list of candidates with 49ers ties and what it says about the franchise's direction.

Joe and Dave dive into the Dolphins' roster and offseason outlook, praising standouts like Rasul Douglas, Jack Jones, and De'Von Achane while noting the team's lack of game-changing talent. Jaylen Waddle becomes a topic of conversation as the Dolphins struggled to get him the ball this season, and Bradley Chubb is praised despite looming salary cap concerns, with ultimate decisions resting on owner Stephen Ross. The conversation shifts to John Harbaugh, with Joe and Dave urging Miami to “hand him the keys” and discussing his potential to build an organization, not just coach. They also break down recent quarterback classes and debate whether the Dolphins should draft a QB every year, stressing the need for bold, smart decisions to get the franchise moving in the right direction.

Joe breaks down the Dolphins' 2025 roster, highlighting surprising standouts like cornerbacks Rasul Douglas and Jack Jones while noting that this year's rookies largely underwhelmed. He discusses the team's lack of true playmakers, with De'Von Achane standing out as one of the few exceptions. The conversation turns to Jaylen Waddle, critiquing how he's often removed from the game plan and why the team isn't getting the most out of his talent. Joe also praises Bradley Chubb, despite speculation that salary cap issues could force Miami to cut him, emphasizing that, ultimately, all major decisions come down to owner Stephen Ross.

Joe and Dave preview the Miami Hurricanes ahead of their CFP semifinal matchup with Ole Miss, highlighting Rueben Bain's dominance, Malachi Toney's limited role, and Akheem Mesidor's rising NFL draft stock. Joe emphasizes that winning two playoff games already makes this season a success but sets a standard for national championship contention. The segment also takes a look at the weekend's biggest NFL playoff matchups and gives praise for Aaron Rodgers' remarkable 2025 season at age 41.

Joe and Dave weigh in on the Dolphins' offseason, arguing that Miami should make a strong push to bring in John Harbaugh, “handing him the keys” to the franchise. They break down recent quarterback classes, highlighting the success of QBs from the 2024 draft, and Dave suggests Miami should consider drafting a quarterback every year. The discussion turns to the team's overall offseason outlook, the tough decisions facing Stephen Ross, and the need for bold, smart moves to set the Dolphins up for success.

Joe breaks down the Miami Heat and Florida Panthers after tough road losses, highlighting the challenges both teams face. The Heat remain inconsistent, with flashes of talent but missing a true superstar to carry the team. Meanwhile, the Panthers also struggled in Toronto, and Joe discusses Aleksander Barkov's potential return, a grueling upcoming road schedule, and whether GM Bill Zito could make a move at the trade deadline to shake things up

Hour 3 opens with Joe and Dave previewing the Miami Hurricanes ahead of their CFP semifinal against Ole Miss, highlighting Rueben Bain's dominance, Malachi Toney's limited role, and Akheem Mesidor's rising NFL draft stock. They also take a look at the biggest NFL playoff matchups of the weekend and give praise to Aaron Rodgers for his incredible season at age 41. The focus then shifts to local pro sports, breaking down the Miami Heat's inconsistency and talent issues and the Panthers' struggles on the road, Barkov's potential return, and possible moves at the trade deadline. The hour wraps with some lighter moments as Joe and Dave roast Jamie over his dating life, sharing stories from college recruitment and offering brutally funny advice.

Brian Baldinger joins to break down the latest NFL storylines, weighing in on the John Harbaugh situation and the Dolphins' GM search and coaching uncertainty. He shares his thoughts on Michael Penix, praising his talent but expressing concern over his injury history. Baldy also discusses Mike McDaniel's future, suggesting he might thrive more as a coordinator while still drawing interest as a head coach if Miami lets him go. The conversation touches on the Ravens' commitment to Lamar Jackson and closes with Baldinger's take on the MVP race, naming Matt Stafford as his pick.

Joe and Dave break down the biggest football and local sports stories, starting with the Ravens firing John Harbaugh and why Miami should make a push to hire him. They dive into the Dolphins' GM search, roster needs, and Tua Tagovailoa's uncertain future, while evaluating standouts like Rasul Douglas, Jack Jones, and De'Von Achane. The show previews the Miami Hurricanes ahead of their CFP semifinal against Ole Miss, highlighting key players and strategies. Joe and Dave also go over the NFL playoffs, discussing the hottest teams and biggest matchups, and cover local pro sports with the Miami Heat and Florida Panthers struggling on the road. Brian Baldinger joins to weigh in on Harbaugh, Michael Penix, Mike McDaniel, and the MVP race, adding expert insight to close out the show.

Brian Baldinger joins to weigh in on the John Harbaugh situation, the Dolphins' GM search, and Mike McDaniel's future, suggesting McDaniel might be better suited as a coordinator while still drawing head coach interest if Miami lets him go. He shares his thoughts on Michael Penix's talent versus his injury history and names Matt Stafford as his pick for MVP. The conversation also previews Miami's CFP semifinal against Ole Miss, highlighting Malachi Toney's versatility and the Hurricanes' running game strategy. Joe and Dave shift to the NFL playoffs, naming Jacksonville the hottest AFC team and picking Houston to upset Pittsburgh. The hour closes with one final look at the Harbaugh storyline before wrapping up the show.

The full edition of The Christian Arcand Show with Meghan Ottolini, Jon Lyons, and Justin Turpin filling in on Tuesday, January 6th, 2026.

Mego, Lyons, and Turp get into some potential rumors regarding Josh McDaniels and the rest of the Patriots' front office. Will the offensive coordinator get a head coaching offer and will he actually accept it? Then, everyone should hope the holy trinity of Mike Vrabel, Eliot Wolf, and Ryan Cowden stick together in the Pats' front office otherwise it could all blow up. And, more has come out about just how aggressive the Red Sox are to bring back Alex Bregman, but either way both sides need each other and should make it happen.

Ben & Woods start the 8am hour with Woodsy and Paul talking about how nervous they are for this time tomorrow when they both take off to head to Arizona for Padres Fantasy Camp, and Ben will be left in the studio for the last 2 hours of the show alone with our boss Adam... Then we play a game of Take On Woods before we get to the bottom of the hour when the guys discuss one of Woodsy's most toxic traits. Listen here!

Ben & Woods kick off the 7am hour talking a little football as a lot of the NFL was shocked yesterday when the Baltimore Ravens fired head coach John Harbaugh after missing the playoffs. But was that the right choice? Then we get to "Don't (And DO) Do This" before we talk a little baseball and try to figure out why it's been a pretty quiet offseason for MOST teams, not just the Padres. Listen here!

Ben, Woods, and Paul are here for you on a Wednesday morning! We start the show with a little foreplay and hear a clip of some cringey "news anchor banter" from Ben last night, and Woodsy talks about doing something later tonight that he has not done in 16 years. Then we set the menu for today's show before we talk a little hoops as San Diego State beat Nevada in Reno last night 73-68! Listen here!

Wednesday January 7th, 2026 - FULL SHOW full 9902 Wed, 07 Jan 2026 18:03:21 +0000 Gr7qQCagrUE4HHhZOaugnBq0Rst4EcT3 baseball,mlb,san diego padres,sports Ben & Woods On Demand Podcast baseball,mlb,san diego padres,sports Wednesday January 7th, 2026 - FULL SHOW Ben and Woods bring a unique sound to the San Diego airwaves with an entertaining and informative show. As a couple of true baseball junkies, Ben and Woods could not be happier to be on the home of the Padres. Listen here for big moments from the show, weekdays, 6AM - 10AM PT on 97.3 The Fan. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=http

Ben & Woods kick off the 9am hour with The Reindl Report and a couple of Paulie's top headlines of the day, including a WILD finish to a college basketball game that gives us one of our favorite postgame interviews of all time. Then the guys discuss what the rest of the conference season looks like for the Aztecs before we wrap up the show with some final thoughts and talk more about Woodsy's big “job interview” happening later today. Listen here!

Send us a textOld-time baseball isn't a museum piece—it's a masterclass hiding in plain sight. We invited Jim Koenigsberger, a gifted storyteller of America's pastime, to trace how legends like Yogi Berra, Jackie Robinson, Satchel Paige, Ted Williams, and Rickey Henderson still shape the smartest coaching on today's fields. What emerges is a fresh, practical lens on development, durability, and the decisions that win games.We start with Yogi's real greatness—RBI crowns on stacked Yankees teams, marathon doubleheaders, and humble service—then connect it to the coach's eye test that numbers can't replace. From there, we follow Jackie's path through a welcoming Montreal and onto a hostile national stage, using that journey to rethink how context unlocks performance. Jim brings the Negro Leagues into full focus, arguing that the Monarchs and Homestead Grays could hang with any era, and that their players' versatility should reshape how we teach roles, reps, and resilience.Development takes center stage as we challenge the two-pitch prospect pipeline and spotlight simple safeguards—pitch counts, rest rules, and patience—that actually protect arms. Ted Williams becomes our hitting blueprint: elite vision, relentless practice, and mentorship from Jimmie Foxx, all bookended by combat service that interrupted but never dimmed his prime. Finally, we reclaim the running game with Rickey Henderson's playbook, showing how intelligent aggression pressures modern defenses when paired with reads, jumps, and situational awareness.If you're a coach, parent, or fan who believes the past can coach the present, this conversation delivers tools you can use tomorrow—sharper practice plans, better development paths, and a renewed love for the craft. Subscribe, share with a coaching friend, and leave a review to help more baseball people find these stories and turn them into wins.Support the show Follow: Twitter | Instagram @Athlete1Podcast Website - https://www.athlete1.net Sponsor: The Netting Professionals https://www.nettingpros.com

Baseball News: Yankees y Mets tendrían a Cody Bellinger como prioridad en el mercado, colocándolo por delante de Kyle Tucker, según evaluaciones internas de ambas organizaciones