Podcast appearances and mentions of christian yellich

(Original Air Date: April 30th) If you don't know how cool, funny, intense and awesome Pat Murphy is yet, you will after this episode. Casey & Murph swap insane baseball stories about their relationships with Craig Counsell, Murph's amazing and hysterical relationship with Dustin Pedroia, and - oh yeah - that kickass Brewers team he's managing now that sits atop the NL Central in the Standings. What's it like managing Wade Miley, Christian Yellich, and upstarts like Brice Turang, what it was like trying to move up the ranks to become an MLB manager, and the mental mindset you need to either play or coach in the Big Leagues --- it's all here. Youtube: https://youtu.be/QRuoPs3Yurc https://bleav.com/ Join Sean Casey's Breakthrough Pro team: A powerhouse mental performance program designed to elevate your game, your confidence, and your life. Sign up today and Unlock the life you deserve right here: https://www.seancaseylive.com/breakthroughpro

In this solo epsiode, the Roku Blind Date team broadcasted the Pittsburgh Pirates @ Atlanta Braves; (5:02) We watched the Savannah Bananas on TV for the first time; (9:32) Summer beach reading: Lawrence of Arabia and the new Mark Bowman book on the Braves; (15:25) the MLB All – Star Game, remembering MTV's Rock N Jock Celebrity All - Star games, and the resurgence of Christian Yellich; (19:09) What's surprised you the most in the first half of the season? The Cleveland Guardians, the KC Royals, and the Tampa Bay Rays; and (23:10) how many games are these TV baseball experts really watching? Drink: Harmless Fun (Mango Guava Gose) from Smartmouth Brewing Co. in Virginia Beach, Virginia Last Call Baseball merchandise: lastcallbaseball.creator-spring.com/ Last Call Baseball Instagram: Last Call Baseball Last Call Baseball Twitter: @LastCall4040 Intro and Outro Music: DeCarlo Podcast Logo Artist Instagram: regan_vasconcellos

If you don't know how cool, funny, intense and awesome Pat Murphy is yet, you will after this episode.  Casey & Murph swap insane baseball stories about their relationships with Craig Counsell, Murph's amazing and hysterical relationship with Dustin Pedroia, and - oh yeah - that kickass Brewers team he's managing now that sits atop the NL Central in the Standings.  What's it like managing Wade Miley, Christian Yellich, and upstarts like Brice Turang, what it was like trying to move up the ranks to become an MLB manager, and the mental mindset you need to either play or coach in the Big Leagues --- it's all here.  You're in for a treat!  Watch below & like/subscribe anywhere you cast! https://youtu.be/OJxTT0vk7v0

Dom Cotroneo recaps the Brewers dominating 11-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles in their series opener. Christian Yellich update. Adames and McCann altercation.

Do you need more joy in your life? Have you ever felt that you're going through the motions during your day, and while nothing particularly awful is happening, not much good is going on either? I went through a stretch like this recently. During days like this, I realize I could use a little more joy in my life. It surprised me a few weeks ago when I found some of the joy I was lacking. Of all the unusual places to find it, I found it in the news. In the news? Keep listening and I'll explain the joy I found, because you can find it, too. Let me show you how. Joy in the news? Really? Where I live in the state of Wisconsin in the US, September 25, 2021 was declared Bob Uecker Day to celebrate the 50 years Uecker has been calling the play-by-play broadcast of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball games. 50 years at the same job. Who does that any more? The guy is 87 years old and still working! Uecker is wildly popular with baseball fans in our area. Even marginal fans will listen to his broadcasts because of his quick-witted, self-deprecating sense of humor. He's quite entertaining with the self-effacing funny stories of his playing days and observations about life. Near the end of February when we're all sick of the dreary winter we've been through in our part of the world, the first sign of spring is Bob Uecker broadcasting spring training baseball games from Arizona. He gives us hope that spring must be just around the corner. He's like the first crocus or daffodil pushing through the leftover snow of winter. Among baseball fans, the joy of our relationship with Bob Uecker is palpable. He is also deeply loved by the ballplayers he's been describing for the past 5 decades. So much so that last year in 2020 the players on the Milwaukee Brewers voted a full share of their playoff bonus checks to Uecker. They didn't have to do that. He didn't play at all; he only described the action of those who did. And Uecker in turn donated his share to charity. What a sweet and tender gesture on the part of the team. It's a commentary about the joy of their relationship with him. Who is this man that evokes such an honor? This all raises the question, what is it about an 87-year-old man that endears him to people? How did the joy of relationships he has with so many people come to be? With his many fans, I think it is his self-deprecating sense of humor. His persona is of a guy who wasn't any good at anything - but doesn't know it. It's what made him such a hit on the Tonight Show. Miller Beer commercials, and his role in the 1989 baseball movie, Major League. Uecker is a master of the unexpected. On the day he was honored for his 50 years as a broadcaster he was given the privilege of throwing out the ceremonial first pitch of that day's game, like so many have done before him in major league baseball stadiums all across the country. Most 87-year-old would go out about 10 to 15 feet from home plate and toss the ball underhanded to a catcher. Not Uecker. He had the pitching machine used in batting practice positioned on the pitching mound, and just fed a baseball into the machine which propelled it to the catcher behind home plate. The joy of relationships with people much younger In terms of his relationship with the ballplayers, it's important to note that the average age of the players on the Milwaukee Brewers is 28.8 years Uecker is 87. What is it that bridged this gap of 58 years to bring such joy to players and fans alike? For one thing, Uecker was a ballplayer, too for 6 years, 1962-67. He played for the Milwaukee & Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, and Philadelphia Phillies. He knew the joys and challenges of being a professional baseball player. He could relate to them, both the stars on the team and those who struggled. As a player, Uecker was a pretty good defensive catcher, but only a career .200 hitter, which he joked about all the time. In 6 years he only hit 74 RBIs and 14 home runs in 6 years. Odly enough, one of those homers was off hall of fame pitcher, Sandy Koufax. He often joked that the homer he hit almost cost Koufax his place in Cooperstown. The joy of honoring others in our relationships As much as I enjoyed seeing Bob Uecker honored for his 50 years of broadcasting for one baseball team, I found even more joy in another part of this relationship story. It comes from what the star player of the Brewers did. 29-year-old outfielder, Christian Yelich collected money from his teammates to pay Nike to manufacture one pair of specialty shoes for Uecker that displayed the phrase, “One of Us” on the heel of the shoe. Think about this for a moment, and let it sink in. One of us. Imagine what Bob Uecker must have felt to have this group of ballplayers, 58 years younger than himself, give him a gift expressing this sentiment. One of us. One of us Who of us wouldn't long to have people tell us they considered us one of them. That we belonged, that we're together as part of a larger whole. That we're wanted and appreciated by others. Christian Yelich makes $23.8 million dollars a year as a professional baseball player and he organized getting this gift to honor Bob Uecker. Yelich also had a pair of baseball spikes made for himself that look like the Nike shoes given to Uecker. All of this reminded me of the joy of relationships, and how we need to nurture them. So what does all this mean for YOU? How can you use what you've heard today to experience the joy of relationships in your life? I suggest following the ORA principle we've been talking about for some time. Observe Observe. Look around. Be curious about the world around us. Take our eyes off ourselves. There are good things happening all over the place if we take the time to look and notice the joy in relationships we come across in our daily lives. There's something within most of us that wants to be connected. We're made for relationships. Look for these connections. Reflect Reflect. Take time to think more deeply about what we observe. Many of us choose to stay too busy to reflect upon what we observe. Instead, consider the meaning behind what we see. Let it soak in. Are there themes in what we see and experience? I've been thinking a lot lately about the implications of the phrase on the back of Bob Uecker's new shoes, “One of us.” To be called this is something we have little or no control over. But it brings us to the next component of the ORA principle. Act Act. What we do have control over, is taking action ourselves, to extend ourselves to others. Get to know people younger or older than ourselves, as Bob Uecker and the baseball players have done. If people aren't honoring us, we can honor others ourselves. We can do what the apostle Paul calls us to do in Romans 12:10, Love each other with genuine affection, and take delight in honoring each other. Be for others what you would like them to be for you. This creates a measure of joy for ourselves, as Christian Yellich no doubt experienced with the Nikes he gave Bob Uecker. Here's the main point I hope you remember from today's episode One fulfilling way to enrich our lives is to observe and delight in the joy of relationships we see happening between different people all around us. I'd love to hear any thoughts you have about today's episode. Just send them to me in an email to john [at] caringforothers [dot] org. Or you can share your thoughts in the “Leave a Reply” box at the bottom of the show notes. Closing I hope your thinking was stimulated by today's show, to both reflect and to act. So that you will find the joy of relationships God intends for you. For you know by now, You Were Made for This. Well, that's all for today. I look forward to connecting with you again next week. Goodbye for now. Related episodes you may want to listen to 003: A Gift for the Person Who Has Everything 016: Two Ways to Care for a Missionary 023: Reminding Each Other of Our Own Stories 032: What Am I Here For? What is My Purpose in Life? 083: The Best Christmas - Be with People in Community You Were Made for This is sponsored by Caring for Others, a missionary care ministry. We depend upon the generosity of donors to pay our bills.  If you'd like to support what we do with a secure tax-deductible donation, please click here. We'd be so grateful if you did.

here's what that means for the NL The Brewers' star continues his bad habit of getting injured just as things seemed to be going right again --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sawyer-f-o/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sawyer-f-o/support

*SHOW TIMESTAMPS FEATURED AT THE END*In this episode Gerry welcomes on Philadelphia Phillies Consultant and Driveline Assistant Hitting Director, Max Dutto, to talk all things hitting. How strength coaches can help build physical tools for hitters, the mechanical and approach aspects of the game and everything in between.To start, Max discusses basic goals of being a successful hitter as well as mental and mechanical approaches to be successful. From there, he touches on different tools that can be utilized to make adjustments (especially mechanically) that can help yield better production.From there, Max and Gerry talk about Christian Yellich and some of the things he has done to improve in the box over the past few years and the different approaches needed to deal with the various levels of athletes.To finish up, Max touches on how big of a role strength coaches play in the development of a hitter and things strength coaches can do to improve their movement ability in the box.All that and more on this episode of Muscles and Management!Episode Timestamps3:30 - Julian Nutrition Tip of the Day12:20 - Intro to Hitting. What Are the Goals?15:22 - The Art of Hitting. Mechanics Vs Mentality17:55 - Max’s Approach with Youth Players23:27 - Overload & Underload29:30 - Handle Loaded & End Loaded Bats31:00 - Christian Yelich: Point of Contact & Launch Angle33:28 - Out Front Vs Getting It Deeper37:50 - Difference in Approach When Training Different Levels of the Athlete 42:45 - Mindset During an At-bat48:59 - Dealing with Low Exit Velocity55:32 - Mobility Issue or Strength Issue?1:00:30 - Adjusting Programming as Players Progress1:06:20 - Max’s Final ThoughtsSupport the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)

On this weeks episode of Who's On 1st?! Hosts, Dwayne & Jason talk about the Brewers contracting extension with Christian Yellich, the Angels clubhouse manager cheating and why is Pete Rose still not being let back into Baseball???

ML brings in Castro to break down Yankee injuries, the NL East overall and the Nats' chances at repeating, what's next for bad, proud franchises in MLB, Chris Sale's troubling injury, the future of Francisco Lindor in Cleveland, Albert Pujols' legacy, Christian Yellich staying in Milwaukee, the challenge ahead for the Astros and more! 

00:00 Show Open, life updates, Springsteen in Vegas 14:45 Conversation with Mario(Co founder of Thriftcon) It goes down in Denver August 11th. 25:19 Quick update with Ted and Adidas 27:25 Stone Cold Steve Austin video clip judging the beer chugging of Aaron Rodgers, Baker Mayfield, Christian Yellich, and David Bahktiari. 31:27 NFL Preseason, players that we're excited to see debut and players we're keeping an eye on for Fantasy football. 50:03 NFL Hard Knocks recap including Antonio Brown and the cryotherapy accident as well as TTF's own experience with cryo. 01:09:23 Sneakers and fashion including comparing a real and a fake pair of Travis Scott Jordan 1 lows. 01:47:14 Youtube Comments @omgitsttf @dalpaolantonio https://www.purespectrumcbd.com enter MUP for 10% off entire order http://reshoven8r.com enter Underrated10 for 10% off entire order Patreon http://www.patreon.com/mostunderratedpodcast Thank for all the help and support!!

Writer Robert Murray (The Athletic Milwaukee) joins us talk about the team that was one win away from the World Series! Talking the seasons Christian Yellich and Josh Hader had, the prospects coming up, Grandal and much more! Chatters Box this episode we tackle the reliever heavy Top 5 Pitchers in the NL West Division with Cole Irvin! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paintingcorners/support

10-10 The Sports Sitdown with Mike Damergis, Joe D’Aloisio and Sean Dallgauer discuss the Yankees fall from the playoffs and what went wrong, Giancarlo Stanton’s pathetic post-season performance and how GM Brian Cashman should have went after Christian Yellich; Odell Beckham’s latest distraction with the Giants

Craig Elsten and John Gennaro fight about everything from Allen Craig, the San Diego Padres' prospects, Christian Yellich, Eric Hosmer, money that isn't their, and Netflix's "End of the F***ing World" show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Karabell and Tristan Cockcroft weigh in on the haves and have nots from the offseason as it relates to recent rankings such as Christian Yelich's non-move (12:45) and Evan Longoria's move to the Giants (13:50), all the while splicing in a Closer Carousel (17:24). Plus, they take your Hashbrowns (24:30) and much more!