Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Coghlan

Did you know that the Yankees and Dodgers have not only played in the World Series before but that they used to be from the same city? People should talk about this more. David Brown joins to the podcast to ponder the controversial idea that it might be good for baseball to have two iconic franchises and four of the best players in the game facing each other in its biggest event. They also discuss Andy's hatred for a former Dodgers' centerfielder and listen to him forget Chris Coghlan's name for an uncomfortable amount of time. They also discuss the Hall of Fame chances of Giancarlo Stanton and Ben Zobrist (it'll make sense when you hear it), how the Dodgers' success is only to make bullpen games even more of a thing and much, much more.

Today we look back on Chris Coghlan's pretty good 2009 season. A year that saw him start off incredibly slow, but when the dog days of summer came around, he cranked up the heat to levels nearly unprecedented. Tune in to learn about a Rookie of the Year season that deserves to be remembered! To help out the show in a completely free way subscribe to the Underdog Newsletter! ⏩️⏩️ https://underdog.beehiiv.com/subscribe?utm_source=hall_of_pretty_good_podcast&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=spring_2024 it's a Sports newsletter that covers some inspiring underdog stories! Like I said, it's completely free. Thanks guys!

We did not know what we were getting into when we decided to do a segment on the least valuable careers for MLB Rookie of the Year winners. There are some interesting tales here involving players drafted in other sports, barroom brawlers, errant shaving cream pies, drunken horseplay, hit songs, indiscreet philandering and in some cases, really bad luck. But hey, no matter what happens after, winning the Rookie of the Year Award is something special and they can't take that away. Also, our take on Super Bowl LVI's halftime show.Here is that regional hit single, "Go Joe Charboneau." Bob Hamelin's baseball card is so bad Josh Levin wrote an essay about it at Slate.com. We ranked our best and worst Super Bowl halftime performances in our Episode 50.Check It Out:Andrew: Frank Turner's new album, "FTHC" has hit the streets.Rex: Saxon released their 24th album, "Carpe Diem," earlier this month.Craig: Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder released his first solo album since 2011, "Earthling," last week.Errata: Walt Dropo's hometown is Moosup CT; Dropo was drafted by the BAA's (pre-cursor to the NBA) Providence Steamrollers in 1947, not the mid-1950's; Chris Coghlan hit .372 in the second half of the 2009 season. Hooks & Runs Website, Twitter, BuzzsproutCraig Estlinbaum on TwitterAndrew Eckhoff on Xanga (dead link)Rex von Pohl (Krazy Karl's Music Emporium) on FacebookOpening and closing music, "Caroline" by Craig Estlinbaum. All rights reserved.This podcast and this episode are copyright Craig Estlinbaum, 2022, all rights reserved.    

Chris Coghlan played nine season in the major leagues with the Florida/Miami Marlins, Chicago Cubs, Oakland Athletics, and Toronto Blue Jays before retiring following the 2017 season. He was named the 2009 Rookie of the Year after hitting .321 with nine home runs and 47 runs batted in with the Marlins. He won a World Series with the Cubs in 2016. He joins the Get in the Game Podcast to talk with Scott Linebrink about his playing career, his faith and relationship with God, and what service means to him. You'll love hearing his testimony of coming to faith and how he has used his platform to give God glory. Get in the Game is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. -- If you enjoyed this episode, we know you'll enjoy these as well: — Former Major Leaguer Geoff Blum — Former Major Leaguer Jim Thome — Hall of Fame Closer Trevor Hoffman

Roy Silver is a baseball lifer who has multi-faceted experience in several roles. From running his own facility, to advising executive leadership, to coaching and managing, Roy has just about done it all. ***NOTE*** There is some language toward the end of the interview in case you or someone listening might be offended. He has been an integral part of the construction and reconstruction of several MLB careers including Chris Coghlan, Plácido Polanco, Josh Hamilton, Matt Bush, and Gavin Floyd, just to name a few. Roy is good at many things, but his feel and discernment for people is second to none. In our conversation, we hit on many thought-provoking areas, including: 6:20 How 1+1 = 3 7:30 What Happens When We Remove the Thermometer 12:07 Why You'll Never Be Shaq 15:05 The Truth About “Balance” 22:30 The Difference Between S#i+ & Poop ****** For More Inspiration & Life Changing Messages SUBSCRIBE ►►►►  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC36Wt2UBiPnlTQZdXtjZamg?sub_confirmation=1   FaceBook → https://www.facebook.com/AllThingsPerformance1 Twitter → https://twitter.com/JosiahIgono Instagram →  https://www.instagram.com/allthingsperformancellc LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/josiah-igono-phd-cscs-926bb2172 All Things Performance →  https://allthingsperformance.aweb.page/p/695fb5e3-2cd3-410b-bc27-4f8c762e5acc

With Major League Baseball players in camps this week getting ready for a shortened season during a pandemic, Mike had a chance to talk with recently retired major league baseball player, Chris Coghlan to get his thoughts.  He told us on Good Day Alabama, the no-spitting rule Major League Baseball is implementing will be impossible for players to follow. But he also had interesting insight on how he thinks his friends, still playing in the majors, will handle it.  They also discussed his slide that was a highlight for the ages, his thoughts on the Astros cheating scandal, meeting his wife, and how losing his father when he was a teenager, helped shape his approach to adversity.  

Chris Young burst onto the scene with the Arizona Diamondbacks by swatting 30 homers and stealing 27 bases in his rookie year. The D-Backs thought they had a star on their hands. Chris Coghlan seemed like a hitting machine when he won the NL Rookie of the Year, but the most we've heard of him since then was when he flipped over Yadier Molina a couple years ago. Who are some players who peaked as rookies? All this on today's episode.

In this best-of edition of Talk of Champions, Ben Garrett is joined by former Ole Miss baseball players Chris Coghlan (Nov. 12 interview) and Aaron Barrett (Nov. 19 interview). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this edition of Talk of Champions, powered by BNA Bank, Ben Garrett and guest co-host Nick Suss of the Clarion-Ledger look ahead to Ole Miss-LSU. Is the Ed Orgeron Ole Miss revenge tour dead? Plus, thoughts, and an explainer, on the Rebels' APR bowl path, as well as more Matt Luke and basketball recruiting. All-time Ole Miss baseball great Chris Coghlan joins on the Modern Woodmen phone line (28:08) to discuss his decorated Rebel and MLB careers, including winning the World Series and and how Texas won its national championship in the 2005 Super Regional in Oxford. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Chris Coghlan, World Series champion with the Chicago Cubs and former National League Rookie of the year talks about the Cubs epic 2016 World Series Championship win and how that team responded after being down 3 games to 1.  A great lesson on having the right mindset in anything you do in life.  Chris also shares practical tips on how to prepare for big moments in life and how there is no moment bigger than what God can do through you in those moments.  You’ll also hear how a painful loss in his life led to his faith in Jesus Christ. Key Points: Don’t let moments in life get bigger than yourself.  More importantly, bigger than God Almighty. No matter how you perform in life, God loves you unconditionally.   What are those things that you can personally sacrifice in life to ensure that you are accomplishing the goal that you want to accomplish. In any situation figure out what your why and goal is.  The greatest stories of impact always come from the greatest stories of suffering. Resources Mentioned: Men Unplugged Facebook Live forums, Wednesdays 12 noon CST Men Unplugged website and email list for weekly updates about every podcast episode, guest interview and resource. Episode 42 - Cut through the Noise to Hear God with Jeff Jerina John 3:16 Ephesians 2:8-9 Romans 10:9 Jeff Jerina’s keynote speaking, as well as, evangelism training course.  Contact Jeff if you would like him to speak at your organization or event or to personally give that training at your church, school, group or event.  MenUnplugged.net/speaking

Chris Coghlan Chris recently took the unusual step of setting up a new political party. They're called 'Renew' and are a centrist, pro-European party, but will they be able to gain a foothold in British politics? Chris explains what setting up a new party involves, how policy is made, what their aims and ambitions for the future are and where his driving force comes from. It's a fascinating insight into how to create a political movement. You can follow Chris here: @_chris_coghlan You can follow Renew here: @Renew_Britain You can follow Matt here: @mattforde And you can buy tickets to Matt's live shows and the tour that he won't shut up about here: www.mattforde.com/live See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Coghlan's leap over catcher Yadier Molina to avoid the tag at home plate had to be one of the most unbelievable plays of the season. Blue Jays reporter Gregor Chisholm joins MLB.com's Matt Waymire as they recall the best moments from the Blue Jays' 2017 season.

Blue Jays centerfielder Kevin Pillar’s incredible catch reminds Greg and Wayland of their favorite baseball fets (including Chris Sale’s slider and Bo Jackson’s everything), plus the guys do some REALLY great transitions. Then comedian Mary Sasson (Upright Citizens Brigade) talks about being a fan of the Pirates during the Barry Bonds years, and picking back up again in the era of Andrew McCutchen. Finally, grumpy old man Victor Pebblesmythe (Alex Berg, Earwolf) complains about the kids in the baseball field next door and bemoans the fall of the “hoop and stick industry.” Plus Derek Jeter, Chris Coghlan, Mark Buehrle, Francisco Cervelli, Javier Baez, Vladimir Guerrero, Bobby Bonilla, Manny Machado and lots more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Benson and Barletta talk hockey playoffs, The San Jose Sharks' Joe Thornton, the first month of the baseball season, as well as God's faithfulness and more. Plus 'Shenanigans', 'You Like That', 'Useless Information', and Benson shares 'The Most Awesome Thing...'

Episode 258 – Intramural Heroes The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss bailing on Robert Gsellman, the NFL Draft, Chris Coghlan’s epic dive, the White Sox battling for first place, Matt’s Ryan Schimpf joke, offending Joe Panik with a Tyler Collins comparison, Ty Blach being interesting (maybe), JC […]

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Chris Coghlan’s slide and the Pirates’ new international players, then answer listener emails about Korean baseball, fixing slides, the impressive JC Ramirez, baseball and humility, Space Jam and Hey Arnold!-inspired scenarios, Clayton Kershaw’s undoing, Billy Hamilton’s speed vs. on-base ability, a mysterious Seager, a pitching-change clock, Eric Thames-esque […]

Brewers beat reporter Adam McCalvy stops by to talk about sausage races, clubhouse goofballs and of course, the marvel that is Eric Thames. Dakota and Gemma also discuss "Dancing with the Stars," Chris Coghlan's miraculous leap and Addison Russell's unusual autograph collection.

Greg and Josh break down the first week for the 2017 Blue Jays that included "wins." They discuss the hot bats of Kevin Pillar and Justin Smoak, the early season struggles of Roberto Osuna, the strong pitching from the healthy starters, and a few bizarre plays from the week which culminted in Chris Coghlan's heroic dive. They also invite one of their Patreon donors onto the podcast to play "Swing and a Drive," before finishing up with listener questions and a Gold Star.

Los Nacionales siguen encendidos. Trea Turner batea para el ciclo. Chris Coghlan con jugada de circo para anotar. Clayton Kershaw dominante frente a los Gigantes. Matt Barnes suspendido 4 juegos. El Mundo de las Grandes Ligas ahora en podcast con Kevin Cabral y Félix DeJesús

John Gibbons discuss Marcus Stroman's unlikely heroics and Chris Coghlan talks about his leaping dive over Yadier Molina.

Episode 247 – Then I’ll Get Dirty The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Jose Fernandez’s tribute and Dee Gordon’s home run, Matt being ashamed of a Stephen Drew pick, Alen Hanson’s surprising identity, how to pronounce Matt Koch’s name, Matt’s eternal Pirates lefties, nailing a Chris Coghlan […]

Jorge Soler is back! But how will Joe Maddon use him without a DH spot in the lineup?Tommy LaStella was sent down to Triple-A...a while ago, but still hasn't reported. What's that all about?Trevor Cahill is being stretched out at Triple-A to start, so what does that mean for the rest of the rotation.All those questions and more, along with our Question of the Week, which Ryan tackles. It's about Chris Coghlan vs. Tommy LaStella.Isaac's At Bat of the Week is a heads-up sac fly by Dexter Fowler, along with great baserunning from Matt Szczur himself.

The Cubs surprise everyone and trade for Chris Coghlan. With him and Almora now on the roster, how does playing time look moving forward? The guys touch a little bit on the draft (and the Cardinals' draft) as well as the whole "how long can they carry three catchers?" ordeal. What's up with that?Joel's 60 Seconds with a former Cub goes for some prose with Bryan LaHair. Ryan's Question of the week pitts Javy Baez against Addison Russell. Isaac's At Bat of the Week hopes Jason Heyward has finally reached a turning point.

The Obstructed View Podcast has returned! In between multiple connection and technical difficulties, Sitrick, Myles, and Berselius discuss mostly offseasons transactions, including: Dexter Fowler's return and Chris Coghlan's departure The Zobrist and Lackey deals, and Starlin's Departure #donttradebaez Jason Heyward's insta-fit with the Club Too Many Long Relievers Various minor league deals Matt Murton's arm hair Enjoy! Or don't. I can't ...

Dexter Fowler shocks the world and comes back to Chicago. We take a look at the repercussions on other players of his return as well as the return on the Chris Coghlan trade. Does this mean the final bat off the bench is now decided? We go around the table and pick out which player worries us the most in terms of how a bad performance would impact the team going into 2016. Then Joel tells us what Michael Barrett has been up to in our 60 seconds with a former Cub segment. The stat of the week is ISO and Joel makes a bad Vanilla Ice joke. The question of the week asks who will lead off: Fowler or Heyward?

Spring Training is here! We take a look at some storylines to watch out for, including how much playing time Chris Coghlan will get this season. Can Heyward cut it in CF? We take a look at some comparables as well as the Cubs strategy of signing 153 relievers to fill one open spot in the bullpen. We'll also go around the room to fill in the blank: "The Cubs will be awesome if ________ has a good year." Also, Isaac professes his undying love for Addison Russell.Isaac talks about FIP for the stat of the week and Ryan takes our first ever fan question.And thank you to the Drive-By Truckers for allowing us to use their track for the intro and outtro on the podcast!

What fueled Cubs' outfielder Chris Coghlan to use statistics to help turn his career around? Coghlan joins Statcast's Mike Petriello to explain how talking to the right people and understanding why statistics like slugging, on base percentage and route efficiency could turn him into a more complete, above average player. Plus, the guys discuss how manager Joe Maddon's decision making and confidence helped the Cubs earn 24 more wins in 2015.

We are off and running with classic 2020 All-Star material in discussing Randal Grichuk’s elbow injury. Names like Aaron Hicks and Chris Coghlan are bandied about. We move on to King Felix’s troubles. I’m a little more worried than Todd, but the more interesting discussion is should you try to move Felix if you’re looking to rebuild? Next we delve into a weird discussion about borderline playable OFs. The name on the bottom of my list might surprise you. Finally, Todd goes on a rant about how Billy Hamilton is actually Willy Mayes Hayes and the manager should implement a 10 pushups for every flyball rule. It would kind of be great to watch a guy drop down and do 10 pushups during a game ala Major League, right?!? As always, check us out on Twitter @2020AllStars, Instagram 2020AllStars, and iTunes. Season 3 Episode 23 (44:33)

Episode 53 – Rollover Left-Hander The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Matt’s fan conflict, officially sponsoring Chase Anderson, failing to remember every historical detail about every player, Josh Donaldson’s prime situation, comparing David DeJesus and Chris Coghlan, the underrated underrated A.J. Pollock, building […]

Episode 240 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Paul Sporer and Eno Sarris start off with injury news about Andrew Miller, Ryan Zimmerman, Miguel Gonzalez, and Zack Cozart. For player performances, they talk about some deeper league guys in Kyle Gibson, Chris Coghlan, Stephen Drew, and Chris […]