Podcast appearances and mentions of Bruce Maxwell

We discuss who should take home the trophies for this year's MLB awards for Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, Cy Young, and MVP in the American League and National League. Also joining us is special guest former Athletics, Mets, and Giants catcher and current Bravas De Leon softball coach Bruce Maxwell. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support

Taylor Swift has had to endure a million times what any man has had to endure, especially white men, and in particular the privileged white quarterbacks in the @NFL like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Eli and Peyton Manning, Tony Romo and Troy Aikman. Taylor Swift has been sexually assaulted, cancelled by Kanye West, had to overcome mental health challenges, and navigate the space of being the most popular musical artist in the history or herstory of the industry. She's more popular than Madonna, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Michael Jackson, Elton John, Elvis, Mariah, and Beyonce. Maybe not combined but it's close. Tom Brady won 7 rings. Taylor Swift has not only impacted but changed and saved the lives of 100s of millions. Tom has done nothing but be so self-absorbed and wrapped up in his own narcissistic personal life and failed business endeavors. He has not leveraged his platforms as a 7 time Super Bowl Champion, WNBA part-owner or NFL part-owner to do the right thing. Tom could have leveraged his platforms and still could and galvanize his white quarterback troops to give Colin Kaepernick another chance, still. But his silence is deafening. Had he kneeled with Colin, Colin would still be playing today. Had other Major League Baseball players kneeled with Bruce Maxwell, Bruce would still be playing. It is a sad commentary about all of them including Jim Nantz, Jim Harbaugh, and anyone else with platforms like Doug Gottlieb, Colin Cowherd, Dan Patrick or Jim Rome that they will not come together to put the pressure on the owners to give Colin and Bruce a shot. There will never be another Taylor Swift. But if Caitlin Clark can change a league. Tom could have done the same thing. And still could. We're waiting Tom. Aaron. Peyton. Eli, Tony. and Troy. Speaking out about mental health is phenomenal. I'm glad you all did that. But it's not enough. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sports-deli/support

Joined today by former Oakland Athletics catcher and current Mexican league player, Bruce Maxwell. Bruce talks about being born in Germany, the joy of seeing himself in a video game and partying it up at Oktoberfest. We chat about growing up in Alabama, idolizing Ken Griffey Jr., and why he only started catching in college. We hear about Bruce's draft day story, reporting to the minors and playing with some of the future stars of baseball. Bruce tells us about his time in the minors, we hear an awesome story about how he found out he was getting called up to The Show, and his first year in the league. We discuss the horrible minor league pay, what happened with the Mets, and his injury that caused him to get Tommy John surgery. Bruce shares why he signed with the Mexican league, the passion of the fans, the amazing food, and the MLB's that are playing down there. Bruce let's us know about the cool memorabilia he owns, why he proposed to his wife two times, and why he thinks Alabama will win the natty this year in football. We finish up with Bruce's awesome story about meeting and hanging with Griffey, his friendship with Uncle Coco Crisp, and much more! Follow Bruce here:  https://www.instagram.com/bruce.maxwell8/

Mahmoud Abdul Rauf was Colin before Colin, Kobe before Kobe and Steph Curry before Steph Curry. That's real. He was destined for the Hall-of-Fame until HBO and the NBA railroaded him and his career. And now Showtime is doing the same. They all owe him a public apology in my opinion as does the Big 3. Shout out to Craig Hodges, Bruce Maxwell, Colin Kaepernick and Mahmoud Abdul Rauf in particular for the STAND that they all took (and there's many others like Tommy Smith, John Carlos, Serena and Venus, Jim Brown, and Ali) against police brutality and systemic racism. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-sports-deli/support

El cátcher alemán agradeció a la ciudad de Los Mochis y al club por la oportunidad de ser parte del campeonato de la pasada campaña de Liga Mexicana del Pacífico. Los Deportes con Misael Valenzuela.

Bruce Maxwell, Social Justice Advocacy In The Classroom And Teacher Neutrality by Centre for Ethics, University of Toronto

Black Baseball Mixtape Friends, Welcome to 2023! I'm so glad you found us. This year will be filled with dynamic podcast guests and fun Black baseball banter. Last year, I created a Dream List of guests for 2023, and I hope to deliver as many as possible throughout the year. My first guest in 2023 is Bruce Maxwell, starting catcher for the Cañeros de Los Mochis. Bruce is in his 11th season of pro ball. He has played all over the world (the US, Mexico, Germany, etc.). In 2017, while playing for the Oakland A's, Bruce was the first (and only) MLB player to take a knee during the national anthem for social justice. Maxwell's actions came in response to President Donald Trump's comments that professional football franchise owners should fire players who knelt during the anthem. He remained the only MLB player to protest by kneeling until 2020, when the league allowed for "Black Lives Matter" patches and organized league-wide kneeling for social justice in the aftermath of the nationwide protests of the murder of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis. In this first part of our two-part interview, Cheats (Black Baseball Mixtape) talked to Bruce about making a professional home in Mexico and how he has adjusted personally and professionally since 2017. Maxwell has been open and authentic about his journey, the good and bad. His friends and support system has changed since 2017, but he has found joy in the game, and peace within himself. Bruce Maxwell was right. He took a stand when others did not. He has suffered penalties that most of us don't fully understand. I am honored to have him as my first guest of the Black Baseball Mixtape Podcast in 2023. Please subscribe to the Black Baseball Mixtape everywhere podcasts are available. Rate and review the podcast on Apple and Spotify. Your support is critical. @BlackBaseballMixtape (IG)@BBallMixtape (Twitter)

In this podcast episode, Greg Marchildon interviews Bruce Maxwell, the author of Failed Promise: Five Reasons why R.B. Bennett Lost the 1935 Canadian Federal Election published by Amazon Books in 2022. For twenty years, Maxwell researched the reasons for the Conservatives' momentous loss to the Liberals in the 1935 general election in the midst of the Great Depression. His historical analysis pinpoints five reasons for the defeat, each of which is explored in depth in a separate chapter. Maxwell is an independent historian and educator currently working at Selwyn House School in Montreal. If you like our work, please consider supporting it: https://bit.ly/support_WTY. Your support contributes to the Champlain Society’s mission of opening new windows to directly explore and experience Canada’s past.

A commercial free episode of Tuesday's Sports Loud Mouths show, featuring an interview with special guest former Athletics, Mets, and Giants and current Acereros de Monclova catcher Bruce Maxwell. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support

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Get a behind-the-scenes look at our LaunchLab programming with three volunteer session leaders: Bruce Maxwell of Maxwell Consulting, Shawn Straub of Alt HR Partners and Jeff Crosby of JeffCrosbyBrand. They share how they work with early-stage entrepreneurs to build solid foundations for their businesses. Interested in sharing your expertise? Email laflanders-stec@greensboro.org.

Adam Copeland is joined by Athletic Minor League Writer Melissa Lockard to talk about some of the Giants prospects you will see soon up with the big club. The Giants minor league teams have a ton of depth and have been playing some good ball. Eugene and San Jose are pretty stacked with a lot of the Giants top prospects. They talk about the rule this year about not being able to call up a player to the big league team from Double A. Melissa talks about the latest plans in the minors to crack down on pitchers using illegal substances on the baseball. They talk about the Giants making a trade for former A's catcher Bruce Maxwell and where he might fit in the Giants future plans. And they talk about Sam Long and how the Giants might have big plans for Sam after calling him up to start vs the Rangers. You can check out all of Melissa's great Minor League coverage by visiting: https://theathletic.com/author/melissa-lockard/ And you can follow her on Twitter @melissalockard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Dr. J. and Hootie Hoot in The Sports Deli as we are joined by Bruce Maxwell, the first Major League Baseball Player in history to kneel in protest of social injustice just a year after Colin Kaepernick kneeled for the same thing. In Part (2/2), Bruce shares the leadup to being drafted by the A's and then how he nearly killed himself after kneeling to how he fought his way back to reinvent himself. Bruce is now with the New York Mets organization and has a chance to make the opening day roster. Don't miss this epic rapid fire, "This or That" segment and hear Dr. J. lose his *hit about Waffle House (yet again) and much much more. Special thanks to SportRx.com for sponsoring The Sports Deli Podcast. They are the leader in sports prescription eyewear. Give them a buzz at, 888.831.5817 to speak to a live optician or chat with a live optician online. Don't forget to enter the code, "DELI10" at checkout to receive your The Sports Deli Podcast 10% discount. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/support

Join Dr. J. and Hootie Hoot in The Sports Deli as we are joined by Bruce Maxwell, the first Major League Baseball Player in history to kneel in protest of social injustice just a year after Colin Kaepernick kneeled for the same thing. In this first Part (1), Bruce shares his experience growing up along with his siter as a bi-racial child and identifying as an African-American even though he was too white to often be accepted by whites and not black enough to be accepted by blacks, his college days at D3 Birmingham Southern and his time in the minors before being drafted and 3.5 years later being called up by the Oakland A's. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/support

Delta Air Line’s “Passport Plum” Lands’ End uniforms designed by Zac Posen debuted with much fanfare only to be mired in litigation once flight attendants started complaining of nausea, skin rashes, headaches, respiratory problems, and fatigue. Florida personal injury attorney Bruce Maxwell tells host Judson Pierce how he got a call from a flight attendant with odd symptoms, then another, then another. Now he’s seen more than 1,300 claims against Lands’ End, which he, Thomas Holder, and other counsel say is negligent in the design, manufacturing, and labeling of uniforms that are defective and dangerous to the wearers. Maxwell says his firm began testing the uniform fabric and found excessive levels of formaldehyde, fluorine, bromine, and other toxic chemicals. While there’s been a lull in calls, likely because of the decrease in flights during the pandemic, Maxwell tells Pierce that new clients are still reaching out, and the judge overseeing the case is moving forward. He and Holder also share how his Delta clients were reluctant to file workplace injury claims against Delta because they are loyal to the airline. Bruce Maxwell and Thomas Holder are personal injury attorneys practicing in Florida and Georgia. Special thanks to our sponsor, PInow.

Delta Air Line’s “Passport Plum” Lands’ End uniforms designed by Zac Posen debuted with much fanfare only to be mired in litigation once flight attendants started complaining of nausea, skin rashes, headaches, respiratory problems, and fatigue. Florida personal injury attorney Bruce Maxwell tells host Judson Pierce how he got a call from a flight attendant with odd symptoms, then another, then another. Now he’s seen more than 1,300 claims against Lands’ End, which he, Thomas Holder, and other counsel say is negligent in the design, manufacturing, and labeling of uniforms that are defective and dangerous to the wearers. Maxwell says his firm began testing the uniform fabric and found excessive levels of formaldehyde, fluorine, bromine, and other toxic chemicals. While there’s been a lull in calls, likely because of the decrease in flights during the pandemic, Maxwell tells Pierce that new clients are still reaching out, and the judge overseeing the case is moving forward. He and Holder also share how his Delta clients were reluctant to file workplace injury claims against Delta because they are loyal to the airline. Bruce Maxwell and Thomas Holder are personal injury attorneys practicing in Florida and Georgia. Special thanks to our sponsor, PInow.

Episode 093 of the Quarantine Tapes sees Paul Holdengräber and sports journalist Howard Bryant take a deep dive into how the sports world is responding to the ongoing protests. Howard tries to parse what is performative and what is powerful in the response from both athletes and the corporate sports culture in the past weeks. Paul and Howard also dig into the history of protest in sports and talk about how Howard has been thinking lately about figures like Jackie Robinson and Paul Robeson. Finally, Howard offers his opinion on what dissent and protest in sports may look like in the future.Howard Bryant is the author of nine books, Full Dissidence: Notes From an Uneven Playing Field, The Heritage: Black Athletes, A Divided America and the Politics of Patriotism, The Last Hero: A Life of Henry Aaron, Juicing the Game: Drugs, Power, and the Fight for the Soul of Major League Baseball, Shut Out: A Story of Race and Baseball in Boston, the three-book Legends sports series for middle-grade readers, and Sisters and Champions: The True Story of Venus and Serena Williams, illustrated by Floyd Cooper, and contributed essays to 14 others. He has been senior writer for ESPN since 2007 and has served as the sports correspondent for NPR’s Weekend Edition Saturday since 2006. In 2017, he served as the guest editor for the Best American Sports Writing anthology. Previously, Mr. Bryant worked at the Washington Post, the Boston Herald, The Record (Hackensack, NJ), the San Jose Mercury News and the Oakland Tribune.

Its ironic that during these times, some say, stand for what is right. What is i told you, by kneeling, it is standing up. Is it a hard concept to grasp. Do people just not want to listen. Bruce Maxwell tried it a few years ago in 2017, and not all but some booed him for it. Now fast forward to 2020, on that very same field, players along with Gabe Kapler, manager of the San Francisco Giants, took a knee to stand up for social inequality and police brutality. Again we have these conversations, because this isn't an overnight fix. In this showing, there are sides for and against. Not all players took a knee, but those who didn't did speak out on why and also stating that doesn't mean there aren't for the cause. It did show unity, it showed that players and managers alike have respect for one another. MLB backed its players, with so much backlash all over social media. To show a strong united front is what the country needs right now. This not the first showing, and it definitely will not be the last. Today I tell you, I am proud to be a baseball fan. --- 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

In the fall of 2017, Oakland A's catcher Bruce Maxwell was the only MLB player to kneel in protest of racial injustice, in support of Colin Kaepernick. Maxwell was not backed up by his teammates, or by MLB at large. A high-profile encounter with police further complicated Maxwell's career, and he wound up leaving MLB. Now, the killing of George Floyd has led Black players to organize in a whole new way, while Maxwell remains apart. Howard Bryant shares Maxwell's story, the history of Black player voices in baseball, and today's Players Alliance.

ESPN National baseball writer Howard Bryant joins the show to explain how his recent Bruce Maxwell story came together. Andy, Marc and Howard go on to discuss why African Americans have less and less of a presence in the sport, why the players are ready to dig in for the next labor negotiation and whether or not the 60-game season will be completed. Howard's story: https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29414410/the-exile-oakland-bruce-maxwell-birth-mlb-black-player-movement Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bomani is Joined by Howard Bryant to discuss the effect that uncertainty and “disorder” have had on the country and corporations (2:01). Who is and is not assuming the risk in the sports leagues attempting to return to action as it relates to the future ramifications come with it? Plus, Howard dishes on his story about Bruce Maxwell, the former A’s catcher who was pushed out of MLB for kneeling during the national anthem back in 2017 (31:28) and 5-star hoops prospect Makur Maker choosing Howard over UCLA (48:30). The Right Time Recommends... Howard's story on Bruce Maxwell: https://www.espn.com/mlb/story?id=29414410&_slug_=the-exile-oakland-bruce-maxwell-birth-mlb-black-player-movement "Confessions of an Economic Hitman" by John Perkins

Bruce Maxwell and Candace Parker's reaction to Kelly Loeffler... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drivingwithstyles/support

Kev and Helen are joined by former Oakland A's catcher Bruce Maxwell. We discuss how 'taking a knee' during the anthem in 2017 was the catalyst for other events in his life happening. And also being the reason he is no longer an MLB player. Bruce speaks very candidly about his experiences with racism as he grew up and the current situation gripping the USA since the killing of George Floyd.

Bruce Maxwell, Evander Kane and Ian Williams join Monte Poole and Logan Murdock on an NBC Sports Bay Area roundtable discussion, “Race in America: A Candid Conversation,” in reaction to global outrage over the death of George Floyd in police custody.(01:05) - Ian Williams on attending protests in San Jose (04:32) - Ian Williams on whether all protesters were there for George Floyd (07:00) - Evander Kane on his reaction to the murder of George Floyd and protests around country(10:15) - Bruce Maxwell on protests now(12:45) - Maxwell on what led him to protesting in MLB (16:48) - Maxwell on backlash he received for kneeling during anthem(20:23) - Evander Kane on George Floyd’s death, support he’s received from NHL and need allies using platforms to speak up(27:31) - Ian Williams on Colin Kaepernick and how he’s seen this issue evolve over the last few years (36:40) - Kane on how Kaepernick & Reid’s protest inspired him and what it will take to make protests heard(40:18) - Maxwell on if athletes and leaders in sports can make a difference(43:45) - Messaging and who’s speaking matters in discussion(48:05) - Reformation of justice system and how systemic changes can happen(57:30) - How to avoid discouragement by lack of action and keep moving forward

Maxwell talks about how people don't see him as baseball player. How things have changed for him since he took a knee back in 2017. Maxwell's thoughts on Jackie Robinson day in baseball. And his thoughts on NFL quarterback Drew Brees recent comments in regards to taking a knee during the National Anthem. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bruce Maxwell's life changed because of one moment, one decision. The former A's catcher took a knee to protest racism and police brutality in 2017, a decision that still impacts him today. In a deep and meaningful, hour-long conversation, Maxwell opens up about his life and the overwhelming criticism and threats that led him down a path of depression, resulting in an arrest that made headlines. "My life changed after that moment to be honest with you," he said on the "With Authority" podcast. He says even now, three years later, he still endures threats and hateful comments for his actions. "The threats and the comments that I was receiving, even to this day, about that day of kneeling during the national anthem, it's disturbing... I never knew somebody could possess so much hatred." But he was doing what he believed was right. "My parents always taught me, 'standing up for what's right might not be easy, but it is the right thing to do," he said. Growing up bi-racial in Alabama, Maxwell details the challenges he faced, and what the tipping point was in his decision to become the first MLB player to take a knee. He also offers his take on why he believes Drew Brees' recent comments about silent protests in the NFL show a lack of understanding of the social issues his teammates face every day, teammates who helped capitulate Brees’ Hall of Fame-level career. "To make that statement on national television, that's a problem," he said. As a member of a family with deep military ties, Maxwell is uniquely qualified to explain why silently protesting during the national anthem doesn't dishonor the flag or the troops. And to "lose his career" over it, he says, is "demoralizing." Now a reigning champion in Mexico's baseball league, he tells us how he's found happier times, while introducing us to his adorable puppy.

Bruce Maxwell former Oakland A’s catcher and now current catcher in the Mexican Baseball League(LMB) joins the podcast today. During a hostile time in our nation Bruce share his thoughts on racial injustices and how we can move forward as one. He discusses what keeps him motivated as a player and ultimately how his mindset has paved his journey. And much, much more. 

The former A's catcher discusses his life since becoming the first and so far only MLB player to take a knee to protest police violence against African Americans, and his thoughts on major-leaguers' reactions to the current protests. | Get full Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on In the Room, former CZW (and current ECWA and TWA) tag team champions Bruce Maxwell and TJ Cannon … The Best Around … hop on for a special edition of the show. Plus, Brady Hicks and DJ check in with their thoughts on Retro Raw, Survivor Series, and Jeff Hardy’s new TNA title belt. The VOC NATION RADIO NETWORK airs live and on-demand audio broadcasts 7 days / week via vocnation.com. VOC NATION features contributors such as Brady Hicks (Pro Wrestling Illustrated), "Voice of Choice" Bruce Wirt (WNJC Philadelphia), Stro Maestro, Ken Resnick, Wes Brisco, Shelly Martinez, and Kathie Fitz. The team includes some of the hottest wrestlers, analysts, and broadcasters, reaching beyond their extensive wrestling knowledge to discuss sports, lifestyle, politics, and more! Consistently ranking in the top 1% for downloads (Podomatic) and 5% for live streaming (Stitcher), VOC NATION has been streamed by nearly a million unique visitors! Discover the network that top-notch wrestling and entertainment stars such as Hulk Hogan, Jesse Ventura, Trina Michaels, and Alan Thicke have loved from their first appearances ... and that US Olympic Gold Medalist - and WWE star - Kurt Angle called, "The best talk show that you can hear." It's all here ... on vocnation.com!

This week we pay tribute to filmmaker Bill Siegel who passed away last week. Bill Siegel is known as the director of what I believe to be the best boxing documentary ever made, The Trials of Muhammad Ali. We play an interview that the podcast did with Bill Siegel after the death of Ali in 2016. Also we have Choice Words about the late great Bill Siegel, his film The Trials of Muhammad Ali, and why his work was so important. We also have Just Stand Up and Just Sit Down Awards for the UNC athletic community and a Major League Baseball executive talking about a potential blackballing of Bruce Maxwell, and more! Bill Siegel https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/bill-siegel-dead-emmy-winning-trials-muhammad-ali-director-dies-at-55-1168327  Zirin, Rest in Power, Ali Documentarian Bill Siegel https://www.thenation.com/article/bill-siegel-obituary/ — http://www.edgeofsportspodcast.com/ | http://twitter.com/EdgeOfSportsPod | http://fb.com/edgeofsportspod | email us: edgeofsports@gmail.com | Edge of Sports hotline: 401-426-3343 (EDGE) — Music: Eye Examination - Del the Funky Homosapien | Dead Presidents - Jay-Z | Now I Feel Ya - Scarface | What It’s Worth - Black Milk | I Need a Freak - Too Short | Renegade - Jay-Z Feat. Eminem | Goldyn Chyld - Ras Kass | The Wire Theme

Ep. 64 — Alex and Bobby banter about Adam Ottavino’s not-so-hot take that he would mow down Babe Ruth every time (he would). Then they talk about an anonymous executive claiming that Bruce Maxwell’s anthem kneeling is what’s keeping him out of baseball, and dissect how it relates to the sport’s poor culture. Finally, they examine a report that the Red Sox radio broadcast is considering shifting to a talk show format, and discuss the pros and cons — and different interpretations. Links: Adam Ottavino on Babe Ruth Bruce Maxwell report WEEI explores talk show format Songs featured in this episode: Illuid Haller — “ARIEL” • Jeff Tweedy — “Having Been Is No Way To Be” • Kacey Musgraves — “Slow Burn” • Mariah Carey — “All I Want For Christmas Is You” • Booker T. & the M.G.’s — “Green Onions” ~~ Follow Tipping Pitches on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Find more great content over at tippingpitches.atavist.com. Questions, comments, or concerns? Shoot us an email at tippingpitchespod@gmail.com.

Reporting from the the last day of the MLB Winter Meetings, San Francisco Chronicle Oakland A's beat writer Susan Slusser says one executive told her that recently released catcher Bruce Maxwell may not be signed by any team, not because of his play but because he kneeled for the national anthem. San Francisco Giants writer Henry Schulman says the Farhan Zaidi era is in full swing, as the club has made an unprecedented two picks in the Rule 5 draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reporting from the the last day of the MLB Winter Meetings, San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco Giants writer Henry Schulman says the Farhan Zaidi era is in full swing, as the club has made an unprecedented two picks in the Rule 5 draft. Oakland A's beat writer Susan Slusser says one executive told her that recently released catcher Bruce Maxwell may not be signed by any team, not because of his play but because he kneeled for the national anthem.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Closer Blake Treinen talks about his unusual and inspiring road to the major leagues and his return to the A’s last year. Catcher Bruce Maxwell describes a play for all ages he saw on Broadway while the team was in New York. John Shea and Susan Slusser talk about the most pertinent recent A’s news, including the moving reception Stephen Piscotty received at the Coliseum after his mother’s death, Dustin Fowler’s callup and the nice work Mark Canha has turned in this season, especially in center. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 15 — In this episode, Alex and Bobby marvel over the circus that was World Series game 5, and then proceed to talk about highlights from games 1-4. Then, they discuss the Yuli Gurriel non-suspension and the Bruce Maxwell news, followed by a foray into the #SlickBall controversy. Finally, they finish up by strapping in for games 6 and 7. Songs featured in this episode: Kevin Devine — “Noose Dressed Like A Necklace” • Modern Baseball — “Re-Do” • Anderson .Paak — “Come Down” • Neutral Milk Hotel — “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea” (So many) links: Bobby’s piece on Game 5 Carlos Correa total elation Dylan Hernandez’s piece on Gurriel Tom Verducci’s piece on the #SlickBalls James Wagner on Alex Bregman learning Spanish Yu Darvish’s response ~~ Follow Tipping Pitches on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Find more great content over at tippingpitches.atavist.com. Questions, comments, or concerns? Shoot us an email at tippingpitchespod@gmail.com.

If nothing else, this week showed that what you do in the dark will more than likely come to light. Aldo NICE and Rog Smuve got an opportunity to discuss some troubling news stories and give some advice on our Halloween edition podcast. We went in on the latest Harvey Weinstein allegations and the #MeToo movement (07:00), should there be a statute of limitations on sexual assault charges (17:00), and the fact that George H.W. Bush is getting put in the mix (24:00). We shot out ideas for what dirty joke he could’ve told (29:00), how Trump is immune to this (34:00), and why Bill Cosby got to slide (36:00). Speaking of allegations, we got a chance to talk about the validity of the racism claims of Michael Bennett (39:00) and Bruce Maxwell (49:00) since the other parties are now disputing their accounts. We end up giving some Halloween dos and don’ts (57:00) and discussing the scariest thing happening at the moment, the Hennessy shortage (1:08:00). Nothing Nice to Say puts the Amazon Key in the crosshairs and Aldo gives his take (1:15:00).

Ep. 10 — Alex and Bobby celebrate the departure of a certain bird as the true harbinger of fall, talk about a strange thing the Tigers did this weekend, somehow manage to discuss Wiz Khalifa at length, reflect on a now-former Mets manager, and wrap it up by taking a knee with Bruce Maxwell. Links: What did you expect with Wiz Khalifa? Terry has a friend upstairs Jeff Passan on Bruce Maxwell Songs featured in this episode: Radiator Hospital — “Will You Find Me?” • Diet Cig — “Maid of the Mist” • Cloud Nothings — “Stay Useless” • Japandroids — “Fire’s Highway” • Wiz Khalifa — “Roll Up” ~~ Follow Tipping Pitches on Twitter. Questions, comments, or concerns? Shoot us an email at tippingpitchespod@gmail.com.

本集邀請到今年廣播金鐘獎得主、第二度上我們節目的運動文學作家方祖涵先生 Hans，來聊節目獲獎原因(03:09)、廣播在新媒體時代的發展(04:59)、Bruce Maxwell 的國歌跪地抗議風波(10:25)、運用球員身分公開抗議的考量點(20:37)、美國種族議題與黑人球員在棒球界的困境(24:17)、國民隊裝扮成《權力遊戲》內的角色與大聯盟捉弄菜鳥的文化(31:49)、二歲女童遭界外球擊中事件與加裝護網爭議(37:33)，最後則談到如何在愈趨分化的社會中找到溝通之道(44:37)。球場單元來到金鶯主場 Camden Yards(48:15)，數據單元則分享國聯 MVP 競爭群難分難捨的 WAR 值表現(55:41)。

Resting Pitchface has nothing appropriate to say (do we ever?) so we're going inappropriate. Luckily rookie dress up day is a thing, and a thankfully creative thing this time around. Thing have been awakened within all of us. There's also tautological arguments, discussion over what is the opposite of warbley jesus music (it's dick jokes), and hotties at the hot corner. We all support Bruce Maxwell and MLB damn well better do the same. Dusty Baker wants us to listen to the youth. Episode 24 - Brought To You By The Letter F Bomb

The young Oakland catcher is kneeling for the national anthem. Here's a failed attempt to understand all the implications.

John and Darius join Tom to muse how many pitches they'd take to get a hit off Chris Sale. They also dig into the Bruce Maxwell story, whether there are too many home runs in baseball and make ill-advised playoff predictions. Tom introduces a new spot - 'Hot Cakes'.Here's the Ron Darling article John mentioned:http://www.newsday.com/sports/media/ron-darling-explains-the-lack-of-anthem-protests-in-baseball-1.14278874And Jeff Passan's great interview with Maxwell: https://sports.yahoo.com/bruce-maxwell-knelt-national-anthem-172301672.html

Greg, Joe and guest host Matt Rath join the big political/sports debate of the past week by discussing MLB catcher Bruce Maxwell joining the NFL’s kneeling protests, as well as the NBA’s response to the back-and-forth between Donald Trump and the Golden State Warriors. Then Megan Brown (@thatgirlondeck) calls in to talk about her beloved Brewers’ wild card hopes. Finally, actor and former college baseball player Koz McRae (V/H/S) talks about what makes a good or bad coach. Plus, thoughts on Travis Shaw, Matt Garza, Josh Hader, Craig Counsell, Eric Thames, Ryan Braun, Keon Broxton, and more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about the Nationals' 'Game of Thrones' cosplay (02:00), the Angels' possible salary manipulation (03:30), and the Rockies-Brewers wild-card race (07:00). Then they talk to Yahoo Sports columnist Jeff Passan about Oakland catcher Bruce Maxwell's decision to kneel during the national anthem (12:30), the debate about extending the netting at MLB ballparks (40:00), and the latest outlook for Shohei Otani's potential free agency (50:00). Lastly, they discuss a new baseball acronym and the stakes in Clayton Kershaw's last regular-season start (58:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode -   The NFL protests just crossed a redline. https://legalinsurrection.com/2017/09/nfl-sunday-gone-wild-numerous-teams-join-protests-against-national-anthem/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+LegalInsurrection+%28Le%C2%B7gal+In%C2%B7sur%C2%B7rec%C2%B7tion%29   And fans are paying attention.  http://www.breitbart.com/sports/2017/09/22/not-just-tv-nfl-suffering-tumbling-turnout-stadiums/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social   The anti-American sickness is spreading. http://m.sfgate.com/athletics/article/A-s-Bruce-Maxwell-first-MLB-player-to-kneel-for-12223798.php   The NFL players are protesting in support of a policy that would hurt the minority community.  https://www.wsj.com/articles/marylands-bail-reform-is-a-warning-for-would-be-moralizers-1506119393   Why Obama really spied on Trump. http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/267923/why-obama-really-spied-trump-daniel-greenfield   Obamacare hurts the poor through this massive tax. https://www.wsj.com/articles/obamacares-tax-on-the-poor-1506118414   The growing danger of a drone swarm attack at the White House.  http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/article/2635455  

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about the Nationals' 'Game of Thrones' cosplay (02:00), the Angels' possible salary manipulation (03:30), and the Rockies-Brewers wild-card race (07:00). Then they talk to Yahoo Sports columnist Jeff Passan about Oakland catcher Bruce Maxwell's decision to kneel during the national anthem (12:30), the debate about extending the netting at MLB ballparks (40:00), and the latest outlook for Shohei Otani's potential free agency (50:00). Lastly, they discuss a new baseball acronym and the stakes in Clayton Kershaw's last regular-season start (58:00).

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan follow up on their Glory Hole Recreation Area discussion and banter about a Brandon Crawford bunt attempt, an Andrelton Simmons deke, Oakland catcher Bruce Maxwell’s decision to kneel during the National Anthem, whether the 2017 season has been bad, and how one would even decide such a thing. Audio intro: The […]

We laud Oakland Athletics rookie Bruce Maxwell's decision to kneel for the National Anthem, discuss race in America and MLB, in addition to much else.

6 von 10 PlayOff Teilnehmer stehen Stand heute fest, in der American League geht es nur noch um den letzten WildCard Platz, die Yankees sich ihren Platz in der Postseason sichern können. In der Central ist Cleveland gesetzt aber vor allem haben die Twins eine riesengroße Chance die PlayOffs zu erreichen. Neben den Yankees sind sie die Überraschung in der American League. Im Westen nichts neues, die Astros führen und die Angels verlieren, welch Dramatik. Neben dem Sport gab es leider dramatische Szene im Yankees Stadion, ein Kind wurde von einem Foulball getroffen und musste ins Krankenhaus gebracht werden. Es scheint wohl alles Gut auszugehen, aber solche Szenen führen hoffentlich dazu, dass in den Ballparks die Netze weiter gespannt werden und die Sicherheit der Zuschauer erhöht wird. Aus Oakland gab es politisches zu berichten: Bruce Maxwell hat bei der Hymne gekniet. Wir sind gespannt, wie sich dies in Amerika in den nächsten Wochen entwickeln wird. Die National League bringt ein wenig Dissens in die kleine feine Runde: Axel sieht sie stärker als Andreas und Florian. Die Brewers und Cardinals balgen sich in der Central um die letzten PlayOffs Plätzen mit den Diamondbacks und Rockies. Sind die Cubs schon durch? Wir sind uns nicht mehr sicher. Sicher sind wir uns auch nicht bei den Dodgers: Welches Team werden wir in den PlayOffs sehen? Das gute aus dem Sommer oder das schlechte aus dem Herbst. Außerdem haben wir wieder jede Menge Geschichten aus allen Teilen des Spiels und hoffen Ihr habt Spaß daran. Wenn das so ist freuen wir uns natürlich wie ein frisch paniertes Schnitzel über Kommentare hier oder dort und ganz besonders über Rezensionen und Bewertungen auf itunes. Falls Ihr uns zudem noch etwas Gutes tun wollt und vielleicht auch eine kleine Spende an unseren Server und das Equipment odern unseren Trip zur Baseball-EM loswerden wollt, dann schaut doch mal bei unserem brandneuen Spenden-Button vorbei. Danke. Play Ball! [podlove-episode-web-player] [podlove-episode-downloads style="buttons"] Just Baseball auf itunes abonnieren: click Just Baseball auf Feedburner abonnieren: click

Khris Davis homered and Bruce Maxwell lined a go-ahead hit as the Athletics plated five runs in the 8th for a comeback win.

CELEBRATE EPISODE 300 WIT' ME AND PASTOR, ERIC A. TERRY, SR. ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE - WORLDWIDE. BIO --A native of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Eric A. Terry, Sr. is an author, Certified Marriage Coach and Relationship Specialists. While he is also known throughout the Southeast as a dynamic singer and Worship leader, Eric is also an ordained minister of over 20 years. He was licensed in Nashville, TN under Dr. H. Bruce Maxwell at the Lake Providence Baptist Church in 1995. Eric and his beautiful bride, Lady Deborah, are the owners of RealTalk Consulting, a multi-service firm that focuses on building and maintaining healthy relationships. RealTalk was developed in early 2012 when Eric began posting relationship advice on his personal Facebook page. After attracting a strong following of over 5,000 people, Eric began to receive requests for speaking engagements, seminars, and marriage retreats as well as singles empowerment sessions to share his views on relationships. In this time, they have impacted the lives of 100’s of couples and individuals seeking God’s original design for their relationships. Eric and Deborah truly have a heart for marriage and it is through the transparency of their own lives that they provide individuals, couples and teens with the tools necessary to build and maintain healthy relationships.

CELEBRATE EPISODE 300 WIT' ME AND PASTOR, ERIC A. TERRY, SR. ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE - WORLDWIDE. BIO --A native of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Eric A. Terry, Sr. is an author, Certified Marriage Coach and Relationship Specialists. While he is also known throughout the Southeast as a dynamic singer and Worship leader, Eric is also an ordained minister of over 20 years. He was licensed in Nashville, TN under Dr. H. Bruce Maxwell at the Lake Providence Baptist Church in 1995. Eric and his beautiful bride, Lady Deborah, are the owners of RealTalk Consulting, a multi-service firm that focuses on building and maintaining healthy relationships. RealTalk was developed in early 2012 when Eric began posting relationship advice on his personal Facebook page. After attracting a strong following of over 5,000 people, Eric began to receive requests for speaking engagements, seminars, and marriage retreats as well as singles empowerment sessions to share his views on relationships. In this time, they have impacted the lives of 100’s of couples and individuals seeking God’s original design for their relationships. Eric and Deborah truly have a heart for marriage and it is through the transparency of their own lives that they provide individuals, couples and teens with the tools necessary to build and maintain healthy relationships.