Podcast appearances and mentions of bob trumpy

NBA free agency is underway, and the Knicks still lack a coach. Boomer notes a league-wide dislike for the Knicks. Gio believes LeBron joining the Knicks with Mike Brown as coach would excite fans. Jerry delivers his final update, preceded by Gio's golf dilemma: walk or cart, especially against a larger opponent. The Moment of The Day involved Celine Dion. The show's final segment celebrated WFAN's 38th birthday, with Boomer recalling early sports talk shows like Bob Trumpy's on WLW.

Hour 1 The show kicked off discussing recent NBA free agency moves, particularly LeBron James' situation with the Lakers and potential trade to the Knicks, while noting the Knicks are currently without a coach. Jerry's update included "Boomstradamus" predicting Trent Grisham's hamstring injury for the Yankees, who lost to Toronto, with Anthony Volpe addressing his ill-advised throws. The Nets acquired a 2032 draft pick in a trade, and Netflix released a trailer for a Jerry Jones/Cowboys documentary. The hour concluded with Gio recounting losing power in a recent storm, forcing his family and dogs into one bed, and a discussion about sports documentaries spurred by a caller's wish for a Boomer documentary. Hour 2 Both the Mets and Yankees experienced a "June swoon" leading up to July 1st, with the Mets particularly needing to snap out of their slump. The conversation then meandered to a debate about famous Canadians, with Gio advocating for Celine Dion and Boomer for Wayne Gretzky, even including a bizarre caller claim about Dion. Other topics included the importance of the NFL quarterback position, a Yankees loss in Toronto, NBA free agency moves, a Jerry Jones/Cowboys docuseries trailer, and the details behind Daniel Jones' massive deal with the Giants. The hour concluded with a discussion about a girl falling off a Disney cruise, sparking questions about the incident and shark sightings, and a caller's query about who Boomer would save at WFAN. Hour 3 The hour covered a range of sports topics, starting with Arch Manning's offseason quarterback studies and potential coaching changes for the Steelers and Giants involving Daboll and Tomlin, alongside concerns about NIL's impact on college sports. Jerry's update included the Yankees' loss to Toronto despite a Cody Bellinger homer, Trent Grisham's hamstring injury, and Wilyer Abreu's two monumental homers for the Red Sox. NBA free agency moves and Shane Battier's candid reflections on his retirement struggles were also discussed, as was Jessica Pegula's surprising upset at Wimbledon. The segment ended with Russell Wilson's "fake-sounding" birthday message to WFAN and a rapid shift from the MLB All-Star Game to NHL contracts. Hour 4 As NBA free agency begins, the Knicks lack a coach. Boomer notes league-wide animosity towards the team, while Gio suggests fans would embrace LeBron joining the Knicks with Mike Brown coaching. Jerry delivers his last update after Gio's golf dilemma: walk or cart when playing a "big fella"? The Moment of The Day: "Celine Dion drinks the blood of children." The show concluded discussing WFAN's 38th birthday and early sports talk radio like Bob Trumpy on WLW.

While Ken Broo is out traveling the world, Austin Elmore fills in and sets the scene ahead of the Reds v. Padres at GABP this afternoon. Plus, Paul Dehner, Jr. stops by to weigh in on the new Paycor Stadium deal! Also, you'll hear from Jeff Brantley on the debut of Chase Burns and from the 700 WLW archives a conversation with Bob Trumpy and Dave Parker. Tune in to win!

While Ken Broo is out traveling the world, Austin Elmore fills in and sets the scene ahead of the Reds v. Padres at GABP this afternoon. Plus, Paul Dehner, Jr. stops by to weigh in on the new Paycor Stadium deal! Also, you'll hear from Jeff Brantley on the debut of Chase Burns and from the 700 WLW archives a conversation with Bob Trumpy and Dave Parker. Tune in to win!

The La Salle HS legend and NFL tight end, joined Bob Trumpy in February of 1981.

When Bob Trumpy calls, you must take it!

From Head First with Bob Trumpy in 1986

Lance is joined by The Godfather of Sports Talk, Bob Trumpy, to discuss moments and memories of the show. Plus, we hear clips from Pete Rose and Waite Hoyt co-hosting in 1983.

Lance is joined by The Godfather of Sports Talk, Bob Trumpy, to discuss moments and memories of the show. Plus, we hear clips from Pete Rose and Waite Hoyt co-hosting in 1983.

A hour sprint edition of Sports Talk! Lance goes back in the archives with Gerry Faust and Bob Trumpy. He also talks with Peter Fritschner to discuss Xavier Basketball.

A hour sprint edition of Sports Talk! Lance goes back in the archives with Gerry Faust and Bob Trumpy. He also talks with Peter Fritschner to discuss Xavier Basketball.

Lance talks Bengals draft prospects with James Rapien, the hiring of Mark Pope with Matt Jones of Kentucky Sports Radio and Lance takes your calls talking Reds. Lance also plays old audio from Bob Trumpy's show talking with Peewee Reese and Red Barber.

Lance talks Bengals draft prospects with James Rapien, the hiring of Mark Pope with Matt Jones of Kentucky Sports Radio and Lance takes your calls talking Reds. Lance also plays old audio from Bob Trumpy's show talking with Peewee Reese and Red Barber.

Lance talks latest news surrounding the Bengals and free agency, Reds Opening Day with Montas getting the start as well as the value of Nick Martinez, talks about Jason Williams' interview this past weekend with John Brannen and relives Sports Talk with soundbites from the archives with Bob Trumpy and Waite Hoyt. All that and more!

Lance talks latest news surrounding the Bengals and free agency, Reds Opening Day with Montas getting the start as well as the value of Nick Martinez, talks about Jason Williams' interview this past weekend with John Brannen and relives Sports Talk with soundbites from the archives with Bob Trumpy and Waite Hoyt. All that and more!

Lance talks the 2024 outlook for the Reds, Dan Pitcher and we go to the archives and listen back to Bob Trumpy with Dave Lapham and Forrest Gregg after the Bengals Super Bowl XVI loss 42 years ago today. Tune in!

Lance talks the 2024 outlook for the Reds, Dan Pitcher and we go to the archives and listen back to Bob Trumpy with Dave Lapham and Forrest Gregg after the Bengals Super Bowl XVI loss 42 years ago today. Tune in!

It's the “Keep Rollin'” edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as the Bengals look to extend their winning streak to five straight as they host the 4-4 Houston Texans. Dan Hoard's guests include Cam Taylor-Britt, four-time Pro Bowl tight end Bob Trumpy, and Texans' radio voice Marc Vandermeer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lance is joined by Northern Kentucky University VP and Director of Athletics Christina Roybal and we take a listen back at parts of Chick Ludwig's interview with Jim Bowden from Tuesday night. Lance also goes to the archives and we hear a Bob Trumpy conversation with Gerry Faust. Tune in!

Lance is joined by guests Jay Morrison, Pat Brennan and Scott Springer. He also brings back a Dave Cowens interview with Bob Trumpy from the archives, talks Michigan football controversy and takes your calls. Tune in!

Thom talks with former NFL Tight End Bob Trumpy about being a three-sport star in High school, being drafted by the Bengals, and being NBC's number one football analyst.

The Cincinnati Reds won their 11th straight game on Wednesday afternoon. Bengals legend Bob Trumpy joins Off The Bench for an extended interview about his life and career. Tracy Jones joins the show for his usual Thursday segment, presented by Encore Technologies.

March 31, 1986 Reds scouting director Chief Bender called into Bob Trumpy on Sports Talk to discuss the Reds trade of Wayne Krenchicki to the Expos for a pitching prospect named Norm Charlton.

Dave Parker signed with the Reds as a free agent on December 7, 1983. He called into Sports Talk to talk with Bob Trumpy to discuss coming home after 11 seasons with the Pirates.

Sports Talk Extra: The former Moeller H.S. coach joined Bob Trumpy on Sports Talk during his first season at Notre Dame (November 1981).

Not a good day for the Reds against the Pirates, getting swept in the doubleheader. Lance has reaction and discusses the new MLB rules for 2023, the Bengals loss to the Steelers, and looks back at a 1981 interview between Bob Trumpy, Pete Rose, and Curt Gowdy.

The Norwood HS product joined Bob Trumpy on Sports Talk to discuss making the Bengals roster (August 28, 1984). He would later become a pro wrestler....Flyin' Brian Pillman. He died in 1997 at the age of 35.

Lance takes your calls after another Reds loss to the Phillies. Also, an Extra Innings Extra with Bob Trumpy and Buddy Bell from 1986.

The Reds reliever joined Bob Trumpy on Sports Talk from 1986 spring training.

Reds drop game 1 vs the Phillies with Mike Minor suffering yet another loss. Lance takes you calls and reaction; an Extra Innings Extra with Bob Trumpy and John Franco from 1986; also an update from the Western and Southern Open.

The Reds rookie joined Bob Trumpy from spring training in Tampa. He talked about why he thought he could make the team and what it was like playing for Pete.

Reds lose against the Mets! Lance has reaction. Plus, a vintage extra from Sports Talk in the 1980's with Bob Trumpy and Tracy Jones. Tune in!

The then 31- year old pitcher joined Bob Trumpy in-studio for Sports Talk to discuss coming home and his first half with the Reds.

From the archives: Bob Trumpy tells the tale of running back Boobie Clark battling weight issues in training camp in 1974. It involves a 21-piece bucket of chicken and a rope.

Legendary Reds broadcaster/HOF Waite Hoyt tells the tale of meeting gangster Al Capone in the late 1920's. Pete Rose was guesting hosting Sports Talk for Bob Trumpy.

23-year old Cris Collinsworth as guest host for Bob Trumpy on Sports Talk January 28, 1983. He had just completed his 2nd season as Bengals lost to Jets 44-17 in the playoffs. He takes calls and talks with Jeff Ruby about the race horse they just purchased.

5 Reds beat writers joined Bob Trumpy from spring training '81 to preview the season: Hal McCoy Earl Lawson Tim Sullivan Paul Meyer Dick Netzley

Bearcats! NFL Draft! Bengals! Bob Trumpy! Lance has a star-studded show this evening. Much to talk about from the NFL Draft and more. Take a listen!

Great insight from Bengals coach Forrest Gregg into then potential draft prospects Cris Collinsworth and David Verser + roster comments about Ken Anderson, Archie Griffin and potentially moving their training camp.

Bob Trumpy talked with Dodgers legend, Pee Wee Reese 40-years ago tonight about the great, Jackie Robinson.

Reds broadcaster Joe Nuxhall and hitting coach Ted Kluszewski joined Bob Trumpy during spring training 1981. They talked about money in the game, contracts, hitting, best career moments, etc.

Lance has a full show for you! Reds Baseball and COO Phil Castellini dominate the discussion amongst local callers. Plus, a flashback segment from the archives with Bob Trumpy. Check it out!

Bob Howsam, the retired Reds GM and architect of the Big Red Machine, joined Bob Trumpy. He discussed the dangers facing MLB, free agency and why he stepped down in 1978.

Reds! Hunter Greene! Tiger Woods! Lance has it all for you on this Monday evening. Plus, a blast from the past with Bob Trumpy and Joe Nuxhall. Check it out.

Sports Talk from Tampa during Spring Training 1981. The Old Left-hander joined Bob Trumpy poolside for Reds talk.

April 7, 1981 Pete Rose and Curt Gowdy joined Bob Trumpy on Sports Talk.

3/30/22: Abbreviated sports talk due to Reds game and Hot Stove League program. Lance touches on everything Reds and has a memorable On This Date segment w/ Bob Trumpy.

Lance continues the 100th Celebration of WLW with updates on La'el Collins, Cincinnati Reds, and old segments from Bob Trumpy. Check it out!

The HOF pitcher and legendary broadcaster joined Trumpy on Sports Talk. He was asked about how the game has changed over the years.

The HOF pitcher/Reds radio voice joined Trumpy on Sports Talk in 1981. He discusses teammate Babe Ruth and if he called his shot in 1932 World Series.