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Casey was locked in on the MLB Draft last night and breaks down a number of his favorite picks including the #1 overall draft pick, Travis Bazzana.Chinch has the odds for the 2024 Home Run Derby and he peppers Sean on who will win the Big Fly challenge. And, Sean was on the field with his camcorder for arguably the greatest All-Star Week ever in 1999.  He takes us down memory lane with the epic Derby highlighted by Mark McGwire and Ken Griffey Jr. We have some big news coming soon about the Cast so make sure you're subscribed to our Youtube page below to be on the front lines! https://youtu.be/WU1vOLKoQnI

Luis Arraez is on a tear even beyond what Tony Gwynn ever had.  Sean breaks down what makes Luis so successful at the dish. We handicap the very awesome Home Run race going on in the big leagues.  We lock in on our favorites for the Big Fly title. Plus, after a contestant on Wheel of Fortune had quite an insane viral answer last night, Casey takes us back to when he beat up on Shaq in an episode of Family Feud with Steve Harvey that you don't wanna miss! Make sure you and your friends are subscribing to our Youtube channel below! It helps a lot!   And have a great holiday weekend everyone! https://youtu.be/Xh1xvus4-TI

Sean's last day at the Cape ends with us handicapping the HR Derby Brackets.  Sean has some inside info regarding what Elly De La Cruz had on his bat before his sick Big Fly.  And we go rogue and get into where we were for the OJ Simpson Bronco chase AND Mike Tyson getting knocked out by Buster Douglass!   Full video here: https://youtu.be/JvcM1FFrp9E  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trace Fowler recaps a busy day, and wild win for the Cincinnati Reds. Nick Kirby joins live from GABP briefly, provides some insight, and his Taylor Swift rating. Andrew Abbott has the best start of any Red all season long, and the Reds continue to remain tied atop the division as we get closer to the All Star Break. 

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Motor City Hoops (Bryce Simon) rejoins the show to talk everything draft! Who should the Pistons draft at 5? Swing big or play it safe? Should they trade down? All that and more on todays episode!

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Sean breaks down Judge's 62nd Big Fly plus the Big Lambooski is back with is locked-in Fantasy analysis.   Plus, the bad beat Chinch took in one of his fantasy leagues this weekend.  For full broadcast experience, click right here:https://youtu.be/xvRuRxNt8dMMake A Move Podcast Make A Move Podcast showcases stories of how people have found creative ways to live...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

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Nuthin' But Baseball! Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Tab Bamford.Part of the Revolver Podcast Network.Paul and Tab open this week's show talking about the night's big knock-out Game 3 in the College World Series. Who ya got: Vanderbilt or Mississippi State? The boys then take a lap around the big leagues with their news and notes. Kyle Schwarber is doing some ridiculous things in Washington, breaking records for home runs in a month. And with the news that the All-Star Futures Game rosters were announced on Wednesday the guys talked about the excitement of seeing Yankees top prospect Jasson Dominguez in the game with two professional games under his belt (thus far). A new exhibit at the Smithsonian Museum of American History has both Paul and Tab excited. Tab had the opportunity to help start a national collecting initiative that led to the ¡Pleibol! In the Barrios and the Big Leagues / En los barrios y las grandes ligas exhibit which opens in July in Washington D.C. It's a marvelous opportunity to explore the place baseball plays in Latino culture around the country. If you're able to check it out we highly recommend it! This week's The Good focused on Baltimore's Trey Mancini being part of the Home Run Derby. As a cancer survivor himself, Paul joined Tab in rooting for Mancini, who was diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer and missed the 2020 season. But, after undergoing treatment, he has returned and was an excellent invite for the Derby this year. The Bad this week was injuries impacting the American League Central. Josh Naylor's injury over the weekend was gruesome and is the latest in a long list of hurt players in the division. Who will be left standing when the division needs a winner in September? Finally, our Fantasy Add of the Week was from the Boston Red Sox. Hunter Renfroe could help you if injuries are plaguing your roster. Give him a look!As always, thanks for listening. Play Ball!Follow everywhere @linedriveradio. Follow the guys @the1tab and @cuthbertlive on Twitter.Subscribe on @itunes, @spotify and everywhere you podcast.

VICTOR ROJAS left his job as the lead TV announcer for the LA Angels of Anaheim to become President and General Manager of the Frisco Roughriders of the Double-A Central League. He’s the son of former big leaguer Cookie Rojas. He and his wife own an apparel company Big Fly, which was named after his signature home run call. Rojas says he’s been preparing all his professional life to run a baseball team. (Don't miss near the end when he talks about his parents and his Cuban heritage.)

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Victor Rojas (@VictorRojas) joins the show to talk new career as the GM of the Frisco RoughRiders. Celebrating the two-year anniversary of Big Fly (@BigFlyGear). Favorite moments in the booth. Discussion of Angels GM interview & outlook of the franchise moving forward. Follow us on Twitter @Klein25, @Reiner_Jake, @_therealdrose, @theinclinepod Make sure to check out Big Fly Gear! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-incline-dodgers/support See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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MLB trade deadline has passed and the guys break things down in Episode 52. From the insane amount of moves made by the San Diego Padres to teams who stood pat, Victor & Joel give their takes on how this deadline helps shape up the stretch drive. All that and more...enjoy!

The MLB 'season' is near the midway point and the guys touch on last week's happenings in Texas between the Rangers and Padres, the Dodgers and how the Padres might make the NL West interesting as well as looking at where we are in the standing across the board with no real surprises. All that and more. Enjoy!

Our 50th episode of BFBS is now in the books. The guys talked about the ongoing Indians situation with Zach Plesac and Mike Clevinger, how the 'entertainment' factor is important while broadcasting games in MLB, Yankees injuries and how it impacts the American League and the upcoming August 31st trade deadline and whether teams will feel compelled to make a move. All this and more. Enjoy!

It was a wild week in Major League Baseball and the guys tackle all of the hot topics in this episode. St. Louis Cardinals still dealing with the Covid situation and having only played 5 games on the year; Zack Plesac being sent home by the Cleveland Indians after breaking protocols Saturday night in Chicago; Red-hot Oakland A's and their fight with the Astros on Sunday. All that and more. Enjoy!

It's been a couple of weeks since the guys got together but with Opening Week behind them, they were ready to dish on everything going on in baseball. From the first 10 days of the MLB season to the new normal of broadcasting games to the Marlins and Cardinals positive test results and the ripple effect on the schedule, Victor & Joel touch on many of the hot topics in baseball. Enjoy!

The first weekend of baseball is in the books and i never realized how much I've missed the big fly. Well we were spoiled with homeruns last season, but a couple of the big flys have been majestic, you can't help but admire them. Stanton got the party started and kept it going. It seems like every homerun hit this year has a different sound and go 450 plus. There was also the return to the mound with Otahni taking the mound for the first time since 2018. I think he may have forgotten how to pitch because he couldn't even get one out. Finally, Covid news, as more players around the league are testing postive, with a possible outbreak with the Miami Marlins. Now the question can be asked, how many is enough? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/passionforthepastime/support

It's Opening Day and the guys got together to chat about this past week's exhibition games, getting ready for their respective season openers, the Toronto Blue Jays' ballpark situation, the possibility of expanded playoffs happening in '20 and players/coaches kneeling during the anthem. If you love baseball talk, this is the place for it. Enjoy!

With the start of the 'exhibition season' just a week away, the guys got together on Episode 46 to give viewers/listeners an insiders view of what the TV productions are going to be like. Additionally, the guys touched on the ongoing testing issues affecting teams in MLB. Enjoy.

On today’s show, I catch up with Victor Rojas, TV voice of the Los Angeles Angels, and CEO of Big Fly Gear! We discuss Major League Baseball’s plan to resume the season, along with the COVID-19 testing problems that the league has had. We also talk about the Angels’ expectations heading into 2020, plus address […] The post Victor Rojas Talks MLB Restart, Angels Baseball, Big Fly Gear, and More! (Sports Talk Chicago / WCKG 7-8-20) appeared first on Sports Talk Chicago.

On today’s show, I catch up with Victor Rojas, TV voice of the Los Angeles Angels, and CEO of Big Fly Gear! We discuss Major League Baseball’s plan to resume the season, along with the COVID-19 testing problems that the league has had. We also talk about the Angels’ expectations heading into 2020, plus address […]

Kicking off their new 'in-season' schedule (Monday's), the guys got together to talk about the return of baseball. While it was nice to reminisce about players back on the field during 4th of July weekend, baseball's return is not without its issues. Specifically the lack of testing and/or results being turned around in timely fashion, thus keeping teams off the field. The guys also touched on the players opting out of playing this season and the scary incident with Masahiro Tanaka. All that and more...enjoy!

For the first time since Major League Baseball announced an agreement with the Player's Association on a 2020 season, the guys got together to discuss how excited they are to return to work, ongoing issues/spikes with COVID & how it impacts the start of the season, whether the protracted negotiations have a negative effect on fans, the new rules being implemented for the season as well as Big Fly Gear's newest storytelling graphic...the George Brett tribute called 'Pine Tar.' All that and more...enjoy! For more info on apparel, visit www.bigflygear.com.

The guys kicked off the week discussing the Player's Association's decision to reject MLB's latest proposal, breaking down the damage the game has done to itself, suggesting ways to make amends with fans if/when the game actually returns and the long-term effect the protracted negotiations will have on the brand of baseball. All this and more...enjoy!

Randall Thompson of Dugout Mugs (dugoutmugs.com) & Jeremy Mitchell of Mitchell Bat Co. (mitchellbatco.com) joined the guys on Wednesday to talk about their respective businesses and how the pandemic, baseball stoppage and unknown of the business of baseball has impacted their respective brands. Cool conversation about branding, creativity and keeping the eyes on the prize. Enjoy!

The 4 The Win Crew invites Los Angeles Angels play-by-play announcer Victor Rojas onto the podcast to speak upon his sacred “Big Fly” home run call, the Angels offseason additions, their current roster, some of his best memories broadcasting, and of course some predictions for the 2020 baseball season(if it is played). We thank Victor for taking the time to come talk with us! It’s a great one folks! Make sure to leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoy!

The guys are back after a week off and they had a lot to say in regards to the ongoing negotiations between MLB and MLB Player's Association. Victor and Joel went one on one and discussed the latest from the weekend's breakdown of talks between the two sides, how we arrived to this point and how do you go about repairing the game's relationship with fans once baseball resumes. All that and more...enjoy!

Dave Sims (Seattle Mariners Television Play by Play) and Bob Kendrick (President - Negro Leagues Baseball Museum) joined the guys on Episode 40. With the current state of affairs around the country and the world regarding racism, the guys talked for over an hour regarding these issues as they specifically relate to Major League Baseball and then delved into the much broader systemic issues of race in our society. A genuine conversation among friends who are working together to bring about change. A must listen...enjoy!

Maury Brown, Senior Contributor for Forbes, joined the guys to talk about MLB rejecting the player's proposal of 114 games by not even countering. Maury gave us his perspective on the topic and how these two groups move forward from here. Maury also gave us his take about the unfortunate way negotiations have taken place in public and the potential long-term damage this may have on the game. All that and more...enjoy!

The calendar has turned to June and still no baseball on the horizon but the guys showed up yet again. On Episode 38, Victor and Joel broke down the MLB Player's Association counter-proposal to MLB owners which includes a season of over 100 games to be played through October 31st. Other details of the proposal were discussed along with the reason why so many are praising Dayton Moore, KC Royals GM. All that and more. Enjoy!

The guys wrapped up the week on Friday chatting about the hottest topics in baseball. More specifically, the guys broke down where Major League Baseball and MLB Player's Association are in the current negotiations, the release of a number of minor league players in the last couple of days and the Trevor Bauer/Kyle Lohse Twitter spat...all that and much more. Enjoy!

We had a great time chatting with former big league pitcher and current ESPN analyst, Rick Sutcliffe, on Wednesday. "Sut" joined us from San Diego to give us his thoughts on what baseball need to do to get back on the field, his take on what it was like for him playing for the Chicago Cubs and his love for his hometown, Kansas City. All this and much more with the former Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Award winner. Enjoy!

The Heartland Division? Fly-Over Central? The Breadbasket Rivalries? We're still working on the name, but the clock may be ticking. Major League Baseball's plan to start a shortened 2020 regular season is likely to include a revamp of the divisions and a merger between the Cardinals' National League Central and the American League Central. The result will be a geographically condensed division right in the middle of the country -- and perhaps the awakening of new rivals, not to mention a more rigorous path to the postseason for the Minnesota Twins. To help map a Midwest Division, Star Tribune baseball writer LaVelle Neal joins St. Louis Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold to discuss the Twins, their bombastic 101-win season in 2019, and all the hurdles ahead as baseball attempts to return from its indefinite delay to the 2020 season. The Best Podcast in Baseball, brought to you weekly by Closets by Design of St. Louis, is a production of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, StlToday.com, and Derrick Goold.

Eric Nadel has been broadcasting baseball games for the Texas Rangers since 1979. The Hall of Fame broadcaster joined the show on Wednesday from Durango, Colorado to talk about the impact the pandemic has had on him and his schedule, what things will be like for him and all other broadcasters who are in a high-risk group when baseball resumes, his love for the game of baseball and where it all began and whether or not he is getting close to calling it a career. All that and more...enjoy!

Hall of Fame baseball writer, Tracy Ringolsby, joined the show on Monday to talk about a variety of topics and share stories. Tracy gave the guys his thoughts on the current situation with baseball, spoke about how the business of baseball journalism has changed through the years and provided us with his two all-time favorite players he covered...they're both in Cooperstown. All that and more...enjoy!

The guys went old school with no guests on this episode but they certainly had plenty to talk about to wrap up the week. The guys touched on the passing of former MLB player and Executive, Bob Watson. They gave an update on former MLB player and Manager, Art Howe, who is currently hospitalized with Covid-19. The guys then went all-in on all of the stories from this past week regarding the restarting of MLB, revenue sharing issues, Blake Snell and his comments and the overall sense from the population regarding baseball's next move. All that and more...enjoy!

The Oakland A's won 97 games in 2019 and have a terrific young nucleus that could compete for years to come. Pitching coach, Scott Emerson, is the man in charge of the A's pitching staff and he joined the show on Wednesday to talk about what it's been like for a coach dealing with the unknown (return date), the relationship he has with his pitchers, Sean Manaea and the type of pitcher/person he is, Bob Melvin and why he's a the best manager in baseball and he even flashed back a little to his time in the independent Texas-Louisiana League. All that and more...enjoy!

He spent parts of 14 seasons playing Major League Baseball and he's currently the television analyst of the Houston Astros...Geoff Blum is our guest on Episode 31 of the BFBS. Getting a former player's perspective, "Blummer" gave us his thoughts on the current proposals being floated by MLB owners in relation to starting the season in July, his thoughts on the Astros cheating scandal, his first interaction with Zack Greinke when he joined the 'Stros and what it meant to have his jersey retired at his high school in Chino, CA. All that and more...enjoy!

Warstic Sports was founded by Ben Jenkins & has quickly risen in popularity  over the last couple of years as more and more MLB players use their bats. Ben joined the guys on Episode 30 to talk about the impact of MLB's suspension of play has affected the industry, how he came to be partners with Ian Kinsler and Jack White (The White Stripes), preparing for the worst and hoping for the best mindset & much more. Another fascinating talk with a creative entrepreneur who has seen the game from various angles. Enjoy!

Talkin' Big Fly + Broadcast Blunders w/Los Angeles Angels PxP Broadcaster, Victor Rojas! Los Angeles Angels/FOX Sports West Broadcaster, Victor Rojas, returns to the show to discuss Big Fly Gear, his show w/Joel Goldberg during quarantine, his on-air chemistry with Mark Gubicza, how often his producer speaks to them during a broadcast, his biggest on-air blunder, the experience calling the Angels' Combined No-Hitter following the passing of Tyler Skaggs + so much more! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

KC Royals All-Star, Whit Merrifield is doing his best to stay in shape and be ready for when the 2020 MLB season begins and fortunately for us, he found some time to spend with the guys on Episode 29. Merrifield, from his hometown of Winston-Salem, N.C., talked about his down time during this period of uncertainty, what it was like for him during his minor-league days seeing players pass him by and about his new partnership with Sunshine Beverages, an energy drink company, among other topics. Enjoy!

The guys switched things up on Episode 28 as former MLB players and current broadcast partners of Victor and Joel, Mark Gubicza and Jeff Montgomery respectively, shared some stories and laughs on the show. "Gubi" and "Monty" spent parts of 9 seasons together with the Kansas City Royals and as best friends, they spent a great deal of time together and they were kind enough to share those stories with us on the show. Enjoy!

What a way to kick off the week as former MLB All-Star & Owner of Loma Brewing Company, Kevin Youkilis, joined the guys on the show. Known as a fantastic hitter, "Youk" talked about turning a passion for craft beers into a successful business based in Northern California, who inspired his management style and he even talked about hitting and his work with the Chicago Cubs during spring training. Fascinating conversation, especially for those interested in the entrepreneurial side of things...enjoy!

MLB umpire and Crew Chief, Ted Barrett, joined the guys on Episode 26 and provided them a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective on his life, job and mission in life. From being a boxing sparring partner to getting the call to the big leagues to attending seminary college and becoming an ordained minister, Ted has accomplished a lot in his career and he continues to impact many lives on a daily basis. Join us on this wonderful conversation with a great man. Enjoy!

Mike is joined by Victor Rojas, professional Baseball Broadcaster, who has chosen creativity over panic during this "course adjusting" Covid-19 virus. Victor talks about his family-owned clothing business and baseball podcast he launched during this challenging season.

He was nicknamed the 'D-Train' and took MLB by storm in 2003 with the Florida Marlins and on Episode 25 of the BFBS, Dontrelle Willis joined the guys to share some stories and laughs. From growing up in Oakland and idolizing Dave Stewart to pitching to his two favorite catchers in Pudge Rodriguez and Paul LoDuca to shedding some light on his transition to broadcaster with FOX Sports, Dontrelle did not disappoint. His genuine, outgoing personality is still intact and its no wonder the '03 NL Rookie of the Year inspires so any with his words and smile. Enjoy!

Los Angeles Dodgers sideline reporter, Alanna Rizzo, joined the guys on Episode 24 on Wednesday. The passionate and talented entrepreneur talked about the Dodgers coming off their 106-win season in '19, Mookie Betts and the Dodgers' desire to keep him around beyond this year, the relationship between manager Dave Roberts and the front office, the foundation she created to help reduce the number of dogs on the streets and in shelters in LA (Guidry's Guardian Foundation - guidrysguardian.org) as well as her favorite Cuban restaurant. All that and more...enjoy!

Bill Engvall has been making people laugh for years as part of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, his own show in Las Vegas and his various appearances on the screen and on Episode 23 of the BFBS, he kept his part of the bargain. From Arizona, the actor/comedian joined the guys to talk about his love of baseball and his favorite team (the LA Angels), what he's been doing during this down time with everything shut down and he even flashed back to a wonderful moment when he spent precious time with Robin Williams. A great little getaway with an awesome guy. Enjoy!

We have spoken to many involved in and around Major League Baseball over the last couple of weeks but on Episode 22, we wanted to shift gears. Chuck Greenberg, Chairman of the Greenberg Sports Group, joined the guys to talk about how the pause in our everyday lives has impacted his 3 minor league teams (Frisco RoughRiders, Myrtle Beach Pelicans and College Station Spikes). Chuck shared some great stories of how his teams have shifted gears to more community-based initiatives in lieu of baseball games, his commitment to al of his employees by keeping everyone employed during these times and even shared stories from his youth as a Pirates fan. Great chat all around. Enjoy!

Big league pitcher, Derek Holland, stopped by the show on Friday and wrapped up another week of fantastic guests. Always known for his easy-going, fun-loving nature, Holland delved into his personality and how he likes to interact with people even on days he's pitching, he spoke about the marketing of players in today's game, his gaming skills and his 60feet6 Foundation to help young cancer patients. A very honest and forthright discussion from a player's perspective...exceedingly refreshing. Enjoy!

Love to laugh when talking baseball? Then you've come to the right episode of the Big Fly Baseball Show as 12-year MLB veteran and 3x All-Star, Sean Casey, joined the guys in what turned out to be a giggle fest. Casey shared what it's been like having a high school Senior and Junior and their baseball season's cancelled, his infectious personality and when it all began, as well as a couple of stories involving John Cena and Marge Schott. One of the funniest show we've done to date. Enjoy!

Jon Daniels, President of Baseball Operations and General Manager of the Texas Rangers, joined the guys on Tuesday to talk all things Texas. Daniels discussed his front office approach during these uncertain times, discussing proposals for baseball's return and how to plan for it under certain scenarios, the evolution of Joey Gallo and Elvis Andrus plus much more. Enjoy!

Hall of Fame pitcher and Minnesota Twins analyst, Bert Blyleven, kicked off Week 4 of the Big Fly Baseball show in grand fashion. From talking about the Twins in 2020, to his thoughts on the lack of depth from starting pitchers in today's game, to his patented 'hot foot' prank, Bert delivers as only he can. He even shares an odorous Bob McClure story from their days with the Angels. All that and much more...call it a Hall of Fame performance. Enjoy!

Each passing day, we hear of the new ideas Major League Baseball is toying with once the game is able to resume. Bob Nightengale, MLB Columnist for USA Today, wrote a piece on Friday detailing a radical realignment based on spring training homes of MLB teams. Bob talks to the guys about the plan that is being discussed as well as a opal of other topics relating to the subject including the implementation of the universal DH. Always fun chatting with a fan of the game of baseball. Enjoy!

The guys shifted their focus toward the National League Central on  Episode 15 as they welcomed long time television broadcaster for the Cardinals, Dan McLaughlin, to the show. Danny Mac talks about his last broadcast from Spring Training in Florida (which turned out to be one of the last live TV sporting events to air due to the pandemic, how baseball will bounce back with fans, Cardinals Nation and how much they appreciate their teams and he looks ahead to the 2020 season and how the Cards stack up in the Central. Enjoy!

ESPN basketball analyst and Hall of Famer, Dick Vitale, joined the guys on Episode 14 of the show. Dickie V did not disappoint as he continues to inspire during these tough times with his motivational clips on social media. He also talked at length about a number of different topics that took the guys through a gauntlet of great sports names...Bob Knight, Joe Maddon, Joe DiMaggio, Duke Snider and Hal McRae to name a few. He also talked about his beloved Tampa Bay Rays and how poised they are to take the AL East from the Yankees. All that and more...enjoy!

If you've never been to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, you are missing out. Bob Kendrick, President of the museum, joined the guys in Episode 13 to share some of his wonderful stories about Buck O'Neill, Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson and Cool Papa Bell. Bob also talked about the impact of the coronavirus on the museum as well as the Negro Leagues Centennial celebration that was kicked off in February. Always uplifting, Bob has a way of bringing everyone together. Enjoy the show!

While everything's on hold in baseball, it didn't keep the guys from talking about baseball's brightest prospects. Keith Law, Senior Baseball Writer for The Athletic, joined the guys on Episode 12 to discuss the process for gathering his top prospects list, the impact of this year's draft on amateur players and his new book - The Inside Game: Bad Calls, Strange Moves, and What Baseball Behavior Teaches Us About Ourselves. All that and more...enjoy!

He spent parts of 19 seasons as a Major League player and now is a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers front office. Raul Ibañez joined the guys to talk about his career, the person who influenced him the most with his turnaround as a player after being designated for assignment twice, breaking down swings and swing doctors and gives the guys his top 3 hitters he'd pick to have at the plate if you need a hit in a crucial situation. All that and more, join Victor & Joel as they talk with of the game's good guys. Enjoy!

The incomparable Tim Mead, the President of the Baseball Hall of Fame, joined the guys on Episode 10 of BFBS. Tim spoke of what the transition was like for him when he took over at the Hall in June of last year, the adjustments the museum has had to make with our current environment, his love of the game of baseball and how the stories we share are helping people get through these tough times. Simply a wonderful, uplifting conversation with one of the best people in the game of baseball. Enjoy!

The guys shift gears to the American League East and the New York Yankees on Episode 9 with Meredith Marakovits, YES Network reporter. She joined the show from her home in Clearwater, FL. and gave us the 411 on the Yankees injury front, Aaron Boone's impact on the club and she talks about the continuing wave of women joining the baseball ranks, on and off the field. She's one of the best for a reason. Enjoy!

LA Angels manager, Joe Maddon, joined the show to talk with teh guys about a number of his favorite topics. From the social media content he's producing to the state of the Angels in 2020 to managing the Rays and Cubs to leadership skills...Maddon breaks it down as he usually does, straight to the point. He even drops in a story about Victor's dad, Cookie, from his early Angels days. Enjoy!

The guys kick off week 2 of BFBS with none other than talented and versatile play-by-play man, Dan Shulman of ESPN and the Toronto Blue Jays. Dan talks with the guys about finding out the news about all of the cancellations due to Covid-19 as he was getting ready to call games in Greensboro, NC for the ACC tournament. The guys also talk all things Blue Jays including the young studs in the lineup. 

Wrapping up the first week of the Big Fly Baseball Show, the guys talk about the just completed agreement between MLB and the MLB Players Association in regards to a number of negotiated items that needed to be addressed as it relates to the 2020 season. Also, baseball agent Scott Boras joined Victor to talk about the agreement along with his thoughts on how baseball could benefit from a neutral site extravaganza for World Series week (we called it Baseballpolooza) as well as the Boras Corporation's inspirational campaign called "Crush Covid." Enjoy!

White Sox announcer Jason Benetti joins Victor and Joel to discuss the Sox, the American League Central and traveling the country announcing baseball amidst the coronavirus outbreak and his subsequent 14-day quarantine.  

The guys chat with future Hall of Famer Albert Pujols about life without baseball during the coronavirus pandemic, his preparation for a season that has no start date and his quest for 700 home runs.

Longtime baseball writer and reporter Ken Rosenthal joins Joel and Victor to discuss the latest on MLB and the MLBPA in terms of player compensation during the season delay and the outlook for playing in 2020.

Victor Rojas, Los Angels Angels broadcaster and Joel Goldberg,  Kansas City Royals broadcaster debut a new national baseball show, and discuss MLB postponement due to the coronavirus, life without work and more 

Joel and Victor discuss the Astros cheating scandal, what lies ahead for the Red Sox, talk new managers, answer fan email, and channel positivity from the legendary Vin Scully during these tough times.

Talkin' w/Los Angeles Angels Broadcaster, Victor Rojas!; Great interview w/FOX Sports West PxP Broadcaster Victor Rojas, talkin' his early days as a player in the Angels organization, getting his start in radio broadcasting w/DBacks in '03, his new apparel company "Big Fly", his signature calls + much more! Also, we discuss the severity of the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal, including the alleged buzzers Jose Altuve & Alex Bregman used during the 2017-2019 postseasons.

Ron Franks brings his ground support troops to tell us all about the big Fly In! Don’t miss the fun!

Episode 25: We had a HUGE horse fly in our studio. We talk about the Breaking bad movie (Coming out 10/11) a woman with a 1 foot gator in her yoga pants, porn star birthdays, a long winded call from Greg and our BRAND NEW game, "Which Bone Did They Break" plus a LOT more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thepoolsidepodcast/message

Victor Rojas is a baseball announcer who started an apparel company with his wife called “Big Fly,” named after the term he uses to call a home run as an announcer for the Los Angeles Angels. Launched in February 2019.  Trying to tell stories of baseball through graphics and apparel.  Available online Website: www.bigflygear.com KC Sports will be a reseller in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma Twitter: @BigFlyGear &  @victorrojas IG: bigflygear  & victorrojas29    

The 2019 baseball season starts for real this week as Jack and Jeremy head out to their first live game action of the season and bring you a SUPER-SIZED episode! First the guys head to the southside to see the White Sox take on the Royals. It was barely 2 innings into the game when Jack and Jeremy got their first taste of classic White Sox rowdy fan behavior! They also answer some major cliffhangers from the 2018 season about the return of scorecards, the Big Fly, and Brewing with Ricky - and meet some new friends, like the Gangsta Beer Vendor! Then it was onto Wrigley to see the Cubs battle the Diamondbacks. It was a brutal windstorm and the guys barely made it out alive. On the northside, Jeremy reconnects with Catfish Man, they encounter a ruthlessly seat-kicking kid, and meet a goofy nerd who puts money where his mouth is, literally! Please enjoy this jumbo episode and spread the word, tell a friend, or spam your work distribution list! We want to get the word out about the Rain Delay Theater podcast in 2019!

We had a dope talk with Big Kahuna OG. Dude is hungry hes talented and put out mad work last year. All on all streaming he dropped "Sky Chryme", "Weapon OX", "Emergency Raps Vol 1.", "Kahuna Cartagena" and also dropped 2 EP's with Fly Anakin last year "Life and Times of Bigfly" "Big Fly 2" and this year "Big Fly 3". He is out here working with his team Mutant Academy. Follow him on all social @BigKahunaOG Follow us on IG, FB and Twitter @NotYaManz or check these links below: Itunes 
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Los Angeles Angels/FOX Sports West TV Broadcaster, Victor Rojas, joins the show to talk about his experience growing up around the game, playing in the Angels' minor league system, radio broadcasting 162+ games for the Diamondbacks in '03, being the 1st On-Air Personality on MLB Network in '09, calling Sammy Sosa's 600th Career Home-Run, why Bryce Harper/Manny Machado haven't been signed yet, if Mike Trout will re-sign or leave Anaheim & much, much more! (MUST LISTEN!!!)

In a game that was marked on the calendars since Spring Training, Japanese baseball star Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Angels come to the southside to take on the White Sox! And Ohtani, torn UCL and all, delivered! Hear Jack and Jeremy recap the entire Ohtani Experience, including Jeremy getting on a Red Line train heading in the wrong direction out of pure overexcitement. The guys also discuss a final(?) pitiful ending to the Big Fly game on the video board for this season, they try to figure out if anyone is ever going to be the player to be named later in the Felix Pena trade, and we hear from a knowledgeable father who begs to differ with his kids' proclamation that Mike Trout is the best player in baseball. And one final chaotic and catastrophic parting shot to our White Sox trips this season takes place in the bathroom before heading home. If this was the last White Sox game of the year for Jack and Jeremy, they ended it in a fitting way, so tune in to hear their Southside adventures come full circle!

BIG FLY BASEBALL RADIO HOUR - FRIDAY, APRIL 5,  2013 A CELEBRATION OF BASEBALL ENTERTAINMENT SPECIAL GUEST: FORMER MLB PLAYER, BILLY SAMPLE YOUR HOST: CHRIS LUTKIN BIG FLY BASEBALL RADIO HOUR PROGRAM RAPHAEL BADAGLIACCA  - THE YOGI POEMS & OTHER CELEBRATIONS OF LOCAL BASEBALL Author Raphael Badagliacca reads from his book, “The Yogi Poems,” a collection of 25 stories and poems is for anyone who loves baseball. http://www.theyogibook.com/ BROOKLYN BRAD – CASEY AT THE BAT Brad "Brooklyn" Shaw, President of the Flemington Neshanock Base Ball Club and historian of the MAVBBL and VBBA (Vintage Base Ball Associations), performs his rendition of “Casey at the Bat”  by Ernest Lawrence Thayer (1888). Brad will also share insights on playing in Vintage Baseball leagues in the area, including his team, the Flemington Neshanock, from Huntington, NJ.  Chris Lutkin also plays Vintage Baseball, for the Hoboken Nine. The Hoboken Nine are partially sponsored by the Hoboken Historical Museum. http://www.neshanock.org/ www.HobokenNine.vbba.org A READING FROM SCREENPLAY ‘BULL’ Written by Chris Lutkin and Enrico Falconi / Directed by Enrico Falconi CAST: Johnny Lancaster as Bull Smith Brian Kelly as Honus Wagner Jack Mulcahy as Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Fred Clarke Enrico Falconi as Umpire Silk O’Connor “Field of Dreams” meets a modern day "League of Their Own" in this new feature film screenplay, “Bull.” Seen through the eyes of a troubled 17-year old All Star athlete, we uncover the life of her Great Great Grandfather, "Bull," a real life ball player from a bygone era. https://pro-labs.imdb.com/title/tt2609368/filmmakers http://www.bullsmithmovie.com/ MORTY’S SONG by LEFTY The Big Fly Baseball Radio Hour is proud to host LEFTY as our first House Band. LEFTY IS: Todd Montgomery, guitar, vocals Todd Grapes, guitar, harmonica, percussion Dave Bergman, flute Bridget Hayes, percussion, vocals In addition to music throughout the show, Lefty performed a special song honoring anyone who ever played softball in Central Park: Morty’s Song. Morty Gilbert has been playing Softball on the Hecksher Fields since WWII. Now 82 years old, he still holds the permit for Sundays at 11am; he no longer pitches but still bats in his games.  Diana Gross has made a documentary, "The Regulars," about Morty and his longest running (and one of the last) pickup softball games in Central Park.  Please go to the website to donate or get more info:  www.TheRegularsDocumentary.com BILLY SAMPLE  - REUNION 108 INTERVIEWED by JACK MULCAHEY “Reunion 108” is a full-length, comedy feature film that promises to be a no holds barred behind the scenes and in your face look into the world of professional baseball. Billy Sample is a former professional baseball player who played in the Major Leagues primarily as an outfielder from 1978-1986. Sample played for the Texas Rangers (1978-1984), New York Yankees (1985) and Atlanta Braves (1986). His new baseball comedy “Reunion 108,” based on many of his own experiences in baseball, comical and otherwise, will have its first showings at the Yogi Berra Museum in Montclair, N.J., on April 8. Jack Mulcahy is the epitome of the working New York actor with over 80 stage, screen and television credits.  He has starred in a wide array of feature films, from the award winning and critically acclaimed “Brothers McMullen” all the way back to the box office smashes of the “Porky’s” trilogy.  Jack has several films set for release in 2013, including “Stuck in the Middle”, a theological slacker comedy, and “Reunion 108”, a baseball comedy that’s certain to ruffle the feathers of baseball’s establishment. www.reunion108.com TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME - Led by Brad “Brooklyn” Shaw "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" was written by Jack Norworth in 1908 after seeing a subway add for the NY Giants.  The music was by Albert Von Tilzer. Neither had ever been to a baseball game.