Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Duquette

Time for a Friday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, plenty to go over on the program as we get you set for the weekend. Stan ‘The Fan' Charles will be in studio with us since it is in fact a Friday, we'll talk Ravens with him, Justin Tucker, plus we'll talk Winter Meetings and everything Stan would like to see transpire over the next week with the Orioles. At 10:40am we'll talk to PressBox Ravens beat writer Bo Smolka even with the Ravens on bye, and dive into everything that's come out since Sunday's loss to Philly, Diontae Johnson's suspension, Justin Tucker, the OL struggles, Rashod Bateman's health and more. Then at 11:05am, former Orioles VP Dan Duquette will hop on the program with us as we continue our Winter Meetings conversation and preview next week and what news we could hear out of MLB over the next week or so, how aggressive he may expect the Orioles to be, who they should be going after and more. At 11:30am, we'll have an opportunity to meet Steve Schanwald, the former Chicago Bulls Executive VP who donated $18 million to the University of Maryland this week as we talk about why he wanted to get involved and help the athletic department…

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker recap the Blue Jays' weekend series against the Twins; notably Alek Manoah's performance in the finale, George Springer in the lead-off spot, and Vladimir Guerrero's recent success at the dish. MLB Network Radio's Jim Duquette comments on if the Orioles will part with young talent to further improve their major league roster, why Toronto needs to sign at least one of Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette, and his read on the Yankees and their ability to sign Juan Soto (27:23). Ahead of Jays-Orioles, former Baltimore GM (and Jim's cousin) Dan Duquette discusses the Orioles' trajectory as an organization, how front offices decide who to commit to long-term, and pivoting in-season as a GM when your team is playing below expectations (49:52). To end the show, Sportsnet's Buck Martinez checks-in from Camden Yards to preview tonight's pitching matchup between José Berríos and Corbin Burnes (01:21:03). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Lots and lots today on a Friday edition of GCR as we go from Purple Fridays to Orange Fridays in Baltimore. Stan ‘The Fan' Charles will be in studio with Glenn and Griffin as we talk all about the news of the week, the Orioles making the sale to David Rubenstein official, and of course the breaking news from last night as the Orioles agreed to a trade with the Brewers to acquire Corbin Burnes. Busy show ahead as we discuss all of that, at 10:20am, the great Ben McDonald will join us as we check in with how his off-season is going and get his immediate reaction to Burnes trade as we do a quick O's preview. At 10:40am, the man who broke the David Rubenstein sale news, John Ourand from Puck News as we learn a little more about Rubenstein and how the deal came about. At 11am, former NFL GM and author of ‘Football Done Right', Michael Lombardi, to talk a little Ravens, Super Bowl and more. At 11:20am, former Orioles GM Dan Duquette will stop by to talk all about the news of the week as we get his thoughts on the sale, the Burnes trade and more. At 11:40am, we will chat with MLB Analyst from ESPN and MLB Radio on Sirius XM, Xavier Scruggs, to get his thoughts on the Corbin Burnes trade and what it changes for the O's in 2024 and moving forward…

On this episode of Fenway Rundown, co-hosts Chris Cotillo and Sean McAdam welcome Dan Duquette to the show. The former Red Sox GM remembers Tim Wakefield, who died at 57 on Sunday, discusses the knuckleballer's legacy and his favorite memories of Wakefield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Pitching Command Show with guest Dan Duquette , former GM of the Expos, Orioles , and Red Sox, and inducted into the Red Sox Hall of Fame for his role in helping the Red Sox win the 2004 World Series. With everyone throwing hard nowadays, command is now the separator. It's no longer a choice between being either a power pitcher or a finesse pitcher today. You need to be both, velocity with command. Command is what separates pitchers from the pack today. A great discussion about training and measuring pitching control, command, sequencing and what it takes to pitch at higher levels of baseball. Brought to you by Command Trakker , the professional-grade smart target that MLB teams and top D1 programs rely upon for automated measurement and training of pitching control, command, and sequencing. Visit https://commandtrakker.com Check out our baseball technology books on Amazon: Applied Technology in Pitching : by Wayne Boyle and Sean Boyle Baseball Pitches: A Modern Data Definition : by Wayne Boyle and Sean Boyle The Pitching Command Show YouTube Podcast: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLygz3kcZs4wnK3E7xjKi2jy-69WjMQO3Q&si=UdXNSJHyl55msefS Spotify Podcast: http://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/command-trakker Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pitching-command-show/id1706754013 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/command-trakker/support

Great Canadian Sports Show Ep 147 Danny Gallagher's Expos Chronicles On this week's episode of Joe Tilley's Great Canadian Sports Show, we are joined by Danny Gallagher, a renowned sports writer with a five-decade career, including stints as a beat writer for the Montreal Expos and the Toronto Blue Jays. Danny shares his journey into sports reporting and his deep connection to the Expos, which has led him to write his 9th book about the team. He discusses the significance of various players and moments in Expos history, such as Dave Van Horn's early days, the emotional Canadian Anthem moment, Tom Cheek's involvement, and memorable calls like the Martinez Perfect game. The interview delves into reclamation projects, key personalities like Gary Carter, Andre Dawson, and Dan Duquette, as well as heartwarming stories involving lesser-known Expos players. The conversation touches on the Expos' highs and lows, including the painful "Blue Monday" loss in their only playoff appearance and the impact of Jeffrey Loria on the team's departure. Danny also provides insights into the potential return of a team to Montreal and shares his thoughts on the Toronto Blue Jays' status. The interview wraps up with Danny discussing his latest book, "Around The Horn - Cash, Boots, Duq, Gully & The Expos," and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to share his experiences. #greatcanadiansportsshow #dannygallagher #montrealexpos #montreal #expos #MLB #majors #majorleague #Baseball #canadian #canada #history #horn #tilley #chronicles #interview #sportshistory

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker kick off the second hour of their deadline coverage with former MLB general manager Dan Duquette, who relives some deadline day memories, sheds some light on how executives approach the trade deadline and when its time to push the prospect chips in. MASN Sports Orioles' reporter Roch Kubatko breaks down Baltimore's quiet deadline, why they might be hesitant to push in with their prospect pool, who's left for the team to target in the final moments before the deadline and the team's ceiling if no further moves come through (28:52).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. 

Dan Duquette is this week's guest on UnAnchored Boston. The former general manager of the Montreal Expos, Boston Red Sox, and Baltimore Orioles talks about the MLB today and shares some great Red Sox stories. #DanDuquette @danduquette @boblobel #BobLobel⁠ @LynchieWCVB ⁠⁠#UnAnchoredBoston⁠⁠⁠

It is a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, Griffin is back and with him brings another bad Orioles loss as the birds will look to avoid being swept for the first time all season in a Thursday matinee against the Brewers later this afternoon, we'll go over it all as we look ahead to today's series finale in Milwaukee. Plus there was an NBA Finals game last night that saw the Nuggets take a 2-1 series lead in Miami, plus the latest out of the Owings Mills as the Ravens OTAs continue. And if there's time, later in the program, Griffin will go over a busy weekend with ‘Fighting Words.' At 10:20am, we will chat with former Orioles GM Dan Duquette as we talk about the Orioles turnaround since he was last in Baltimore. At 11am, we will make our weekly trip to the farm when we stop in Bowie to catch up on how the 2023 AA season is going when we chat with PxP voice Matt Sabados. At 11:20am, we will talk NBA Finals with our good friend Tony Massenburg. All that and more on Thursday edition of GCR...

One sleep until Opening Day! I just have to throw this out there. Todd Frazier has Jose Abreu as the HR champ this year. Hear his reasoning + picks from the guys on World Series winners, Rookie of the Year winners and some more popular HR champ options in Futures Bets provided by BetMGM. Our Senior Insider Ken Rosenthal gives us details on Cleveland Guardians infielder Andrés Giménez getting the bag. And Ken's snarky season predictions are lol guaranteed. Former General Manager Dan Duquette has a breakdown of the status of each team he used to GM (Orioles, Red Sox, and Expos) and provides insight on when the damn baseball is going to be consistent! Follow our socials for more content! https://youtube.com/@FoulTerritoryShow https://twitter.com/FoulTerritoryTV https://www.instagram.com/foulterritoryshow/ https://www.tiktok.com/@foulterritoryshow https://www.facebook.com/FoulTerritoryShow https://www.twitch.tv/foulterritoryshow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foulterritory/message Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brady is joined by former Boston Red Sox GM and Red Sox Hall of Famer Dan Duquette to talk about the state of the Red Sox, what the Sox plan appears to be and more, including if he gets enough credit for helping to build the Red Sox 2004 championship team. Also, who is the best amateur player he ever saw, and does Brayan Bello remind him of Pedro Martinez, a player he traded for twice in his career?

Note: this episode is best enjoyed visually. Check out our YouTube @givethatfanapodcast. Another night, another five-round showdown. The Warehouse Podcast and Florida Prospect Report take it down to the wire in our third matchup of round one. Survey prompts in this episode: Name a pitcher who recorded a save for the Orioles in 2022. Name an Oriole who wore jersey number 1. Name a current member of the 40-man roster who was drafted by Dan Duquette. Name a former Oriole who you would love to manage the current team. Name a player who appeared in less than 20 games for the 2022 Orioles. Find out who advances to the next round and which team is relegated to the loser's bracket!

Former Orioles GM Dan Duquette joins former O's outfielder Adam Jones to discuss how he remains connected to baseball, his reaction when Jones turned down a trade to Philly, his assessment of the current Orioles and his time working with the Angelos family. Jerry Coleman and Jones also debate the practicality of long-term contracts in baseball.

The Baltimore Orioles had amazing and surprising seasons in both 2012 and 2014. But after each of those campaigns, they did nothing in the offseason, and suffered because of it in 2013 and 2015. So, have the Orioles learned from their mistakes?Host Connor Newcomb takes a look back at those 2013 and 2015 offseasons under Dan Duquette and breaks down why the Orioles didn't add major league talent, and why it cost them. Connor then compares it to what is happening with the Orioles this offseason, and discusses how an Adley Rutschman extension could make things all better.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!SimpliSafeWith Fast Protect™️ Technology, exclusively from SimpliSafe, 24/7 monitoring agents capture evidence to accurately verify a threat for faster police response. There's No Safe Like SimpliSafe. Visit SimpliSafe.com/LockedOnMLB to learn more.NHTSADrive sober or get pulled over. Click HERE to learn more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Baltimore Orioles had amazing and surprising seasons in both 2012 and 2014. But after each of those campaigns, they did nothing in the offseason, and suffered because of it in 2013 and 2015. So, have the Orioles learned from their mistakes? Host Connor Newcomb takes a look back at those 2013 and 2015 offseasons under Dan Duquette and breaks down why the Orioles didn't add major league talent, and why it cost them. Connor then compares it to what is happening with the Orioles this offseason, and discusses how an Adley Rutschman extension could make things all better. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! SimpliSafe With Fast Protect™️ Technology, exclusively from SimpliSafe, 24/7 monitoring agents capture evidence to accurately verify a threat for faster police response. There's No Safe Like SimpliSafe. Visit SimpliSafe.com/LockedOnMLB to learn more. NHTSA Drive sober or get pulled over. Click HERE to learn more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Guest: Ian Wharton of Pro Football Network on the Commanders, including why he's bullish on them for the 2022 season, in-depth analysis of quarterback Carson Wentz and running back Antonio Gibson, the best Commanders players from a fantasy-football perspective for the 2022 season and more Guest: Eric Arditti - aka RDT - of Barstool Sports on the Orioles, including their outlook in the post-All-Star-Break portion of the 2022 season, whether their success should change their approach to the 2022 MLB Trade Deadline, which Orioles players have been particularly encouraging, the legacy of former executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette with the O's and more https://Go.Factor75.com/Galdi120 to save $120! https://HelloFresh.com/Galdi16 and use the promo code Galdi16 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Duquette joins the guys in the booth to talk about being inducted into the Red Sox Hall of Fame. They also talk about some of his biggest trades, signings and draft picks. 

In this episode, Tom Caron is joined by former MLB general mangager Dan Duquette. Early on in the podcast, TC is joined by Tyler Boronski as the duo discuss Trevor Story's impressive offensive stretch and grand slam. Later on, Dan Duquette talks about his experience as the Red Sox general manager and how he signed legendary outfielder Manny Ramirez. 

Former Orioles GM Dan Duquette joined Sports With Coleman and discussed not being a fan of the rebuild, the Manny Machado trade, and the new left field wall.

October 2-8, 1999 This week Ken welcomes BACK to the show, one half of the Junkfood Cinema and Replay Per View podcasts Brian Salisbury. Ken and Brian discuss doing it backwards, going remote, selling shows, Videodrome becoming TV, The Red Sox, Pedro Martinez, growing up in Indiana and being regional free agent, growing up in Boston not a Boston Sports fan, the 1986 World Series, how Ken sometimes doesn't care, Dan Duquette, Mitt Romney's bathroom habits, sexing up Melissa Joan Hart, Melissa Ethridge's Glamor Shots, Shasta McNasty, Homeboys in Outer Space, UPN, people who secretly have more than one family, Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot, Dark Horse Comics, Double Dragon, Halloween H20, Pay Per View movies, the weird era of the internet, Ken's love of Ruby Wax, Cops, Relic Hunter, 1:30 am advertising, The Outer Limits, The Simpsons, Futurama, Celebrity Death Match, H..E..Double Hockey Sticks!, how annoying it is to hear Ken drop names of former guests, WWE, the worst era of graphic design ever, Ladies Man, CBS Monday Night Comedy, Canadian shot Sci-Fi series, Cindy Margolis, Vern Troyer, Red Dwarf, Ken listening to WMFO 91.5 for the Industrial music show "Goddamn Governed by Electronics", Doctor Who, Scream, Kevin Williamson, Dirty Work, Norm, funny adult film titles, Drew Carey, Dark Skies, Roswell, WHERE'S ROSWELL?, Who's Line Is It Anyway?, Tourette's, The Adventures of Pete and Pete, MaxX (Maximum Exposure), Mission Hill, Dinner and a Movie, a full Cheers about Emmy's, Jeers within Jeers and Brian's personal Jeer to Ken for making him remember MTV's Say What Karaoke. 

Dave Jauss, Senior Advisor (Player Development) for the Washington Nationals is our guest on today's episode. This baseball lifer has coached for over 34 years at a variety of levels in the US, Canada, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic and has been bench coach and scout for several Major League teams. Dave details the three generations of his family in sports including his dad, a legendary Chicago sportswriter. You will hear of Dave's special connection to Hall of Famer David Ortiz and the 2004 World Series champions, the Boston Red Sox. In addition, he describes the experience of throwing BP to Pete Alonso of the New York Mets in last year's Home Run Derby. This faithful follower of Jesus will share how marriage struggles ultimately brought he and his wife to faith in Christ. Stay tuned to the end to hear Dave explain why an event on December 6, 2004 was even more meaningful than winning the World Series. Be sure to subscribe to the Post Game with Paul Golden podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.

It's a Monday Morning edition of Glenn Clark Radio and we have a lot to go over this morning as Spring Training begins, bracketology is off and running, and NFL Free Agency begins. At 10:20, former Expos, Red Sox, and Orioles GM Dan Duquette joins us to give the latest happenings in baseball. At 11:15, Jeff Ermann will be on the line to talk the Maryland job, and at 11:30, Jeremy Conn is back to talk about whatever pops in to his head. That and more on GCR!

In the midst of the baseball playoffs, who better to talk to than a three-time MLB General Manager? Dan Duquette oversaw the Montreal Expos, the Boston Red Sox and the Baltimore Orioles. And he has very strong opinions. The Astros, in his view, should not be considered the World Champions of 2017, and the same scandal tag – stealing signs and banging on trash cans - still hangs over Red Sox Manager Alex Cora. A native New Englander, Duquette grew up having his heart broken by the Red Sox of 1967, '75, '78 and '86 – so he was thrilled to help build the 2004 World Series Championship team by signing Manny Ramirez (the World Series MVP,) Pedro Martinez, Tim Wakefield, Johnny Damon and bringing both Jason Varitek and Derek Lowe from Seattle. Dan says he would take a look if another opportunity came along.

Dan Duquette is a two-time Major League Baseball Executive of the Year. He is credited for being the architect of the great Montreal Expos teams in the early 1990s, with Vladimir Guerrero and Larry Walker. He then served as GM of the Red Sox from 1994 to 2002. He last served as a MLB GM with the Baltimore Orioles from 2012 to 2018.

In honor of the trade deadline we have a FREE bonus show for you. Now that it has been a few years since the Dan Duquette fire sale, Matt and Josh take a look back at those trades based on what we got in return and where they are now. Thank you for supporting the show, if you want more bonus shows consider supporting us on Patreon or Apple Podcasts. Enjoy, and keep spreading the word Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/section-336-baltimore-orioles-talk2069/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Section336 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer Dan Duquette joins Max to discuss Boston Sports Culture, his Mount Rushmore, and the life-changing treatment they both received at Maragal Medical

Former General Manager of the Expos, Red Sox and Orioles Dan Duquette discusses his baseball dreams as a kid; experiences in the game as an executive; players he's signed; and more.

The Bob Baffert thing is weird and we don't fully understand it and also, seriously, how could we possibly understand it? Tough weekend for the Orioles, but that's the nature of the beast. Near the bottom of Hour 1, our friend Booker Corrigan joined us in studio to break down the NCAA lacrosse Tournament field and for our annual draft of teams that somehow leads to Glenn having to run again. At the top of Hour 2, former Orioles GM Dan Duquette joined us to discuss the rise of John Means (who he drafted to Baltimore) and why he wouldn't trade Means away. And we wrapped the show with our weekly visit with Jeremy Conn from 105.7 The Fan to discuss Means, Pam & Tommy and much more.

Former General Manager of the Expos, Red Sox and Orioles. Founder of Duquette Sports Academy. Two-Time Executive of the Year. Brewers Scouting Assistant, Expos Director player development, currently founding principal Duquette consulting.   Things discussed:   His experiences in the game that got him at the top of being an MLB General Manager.   Dreams... The post Dan Duquette Former 16 year General Manager and Executive of the Year. appeared first on Baseball Outside The Box.

Hey everybody, I'm Brian Clapp, VP of Content and Engaged Learning at WorkInSports.com and this is the Work In Sports podcast.  Big show last week, if you missed it go back and check out Dr. Bill Sutton on the show, if you are unfamiliar with Dr. Sutton, he is the Kevin Bacon of sports.   Everyone tracks back to him.   Seriously, I'd guess at least 20 of my prior podcast guests count him as a mentor. He's been training and teaching the movers and shakers in the sports industry for decades. Doc Sutton knows how to help people find their fit in the industry, how to inspire and be an ally for diversity hiring, he consults with professional teams on their sales and marketing, he worked directly under David Stern at the NBA. He's amazing, and we talked for a long, long time, but it'll feel like 10 minutes.   It goes fast.  He is super connected, incredibly smart, and always pushing the industry forward. A lot of times you hear of someone who has been in academia for decades and you may think, subconsciously of course, that they aren't up to date, that they don't push modern ideas, that they may be stale.   Listen to this show and you will be blown away. He's talking about video as a sales tool, business intelligence, seeing potential in people beyond their test scores – it's awesome.   Let's get into today's question from Tony in Missouri     Hey Brian, big fan of the show, I only just found out about the Work In Sports podcast after listening to your interview with Zach Maurides from Teamworks. That dude got me fired up, and you asked the exact type of questions I wanted to know about. It was like you were reading my mind! Since then, I've gone back and listened to your interviews with Dan Duquette, Leigh Steinberg, Jack Mills, Kara Walker of the Boston Celtics, Celia Bouza from ESPN and more.  But my absolute favorite was with John Ferguson VP of People and Culture from Monumental Sports and Entertainment. I'm a victim of covid layoffs. I had my first job after college, things were going well, but then you know the rest. Good news, I have had three interviews in the last few weeks and your advice has been awesome and helpful. In his interview, John said that candidates should follow up with their hiring manager or the person who interviewed them. I think he said “most definitely” when you asked him about follow-up. But he didn't really say how. Any thoughts here on how I should follow up?”  Tony – thrilled to have this question, we've been talking a lot about advanced stages of interviewing and the job seekers journey, which is a good sign, a really good sign.   I have to say, this is anecdotal evidence, but when I am on LinkedIn lately, I'm seeing a lot of “I just got hired by XXXX”! Which I love to hear.  There are really positive signs in the job market, so this is a good time to be reviewing your follow up approach and strategy.   Here is the rhythm, you get an interview, you do great things, then you wait. It's like dating, you have a good time, you meet someone nice, then you wait to see what happens next.   This waiting, it's not for me, I don't like to wait. I'm what you would call, impatient.  So, let's talk action.  Start with a Handwritten Card After your interview, send a handwritten card to every single person you interviewed with.   Why is this important, well, the obvious is that it pushes you out there as someone willing to go the extra mile in communication, add a personal touch, connect on a deeper level. BUT the other great part is that it serves as a reminder of your existence about three days after your interview.   Think about it, you have the interview, write up the card right then, put it in the mail, and chances are in three days the people that interviewed you will read and think about you.   You will be top of mind.   Your card is an active reminder to them that basically says, “don't forget about me!” 

Former Red Sox GM Dan Duquette makes his much-anticipated Section 10 debut today! With Dan we talk everything that went into him trading for Pedro Martinez again in 1997, the impact Juan Marichal played in getting Pedro to Boston, some behind-the-scenes stories from the 1999 All-Star Game that include the flyover pilots, Ted Williams, Sammy Sosa, Frank Robinson and others, how unique a player Nomar was, Garciaparra's relationship with Teddy Ballgame with an awesome untold story about Ted and Nomar, and we wrap with some in-depth Manny being Manny talk. After the Duquette interview we say our final farewells to Andrew Benintendi, what we actually expect from Franchy Cordero and company, how to handle the scoop game and much more. Enjoy!

Host Connor Newcomb continues our countdown of the "Top 10 Orioles Transactions of the Last Decade" with the No. 2-ranked moves on the list — the acquisitions of starting pitchers Jason Hammel, Wei-Yin Chen, and Miguel Gonzalez in January and February of 2012. Connor talks:-Hammel could have put together one of the best seasons in Orioles history had he not gotten hurt in 2012-Him struggling in 2013 was disappointing-That trade also got the Orioles Matt Lindstrom, which in turn got them Joe Saunders!-Chen gave the Orioles more than they could have asked for in his four seasons in Baltimore-The O's let him walk at the right time-The Gonzalez signing could have been the highest pay-off of any move Dan Duquette made-He may have been the Orioles most consistent starting pitcher 2012-14Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host Connor Newcomb continues our countdown of the "Top 10 Orioles Transactions of the Last Decade" with the No. 2-ranked moves on the list — the acquisitions of starting pitchers Jason Hammel, Wei-Yin Chen, and Miguel Gonzalez in January and February of 2012. Connor talks: -Hammel could have put together one of the best seasons in Orioles history had he not gotten hurt in 2012 -Him struggling in 2013 was disappointing -That trade also got the Orioles Matt Lindstrom, which in turn got them Joe Saunders! -Chen gave the Orioles more than they could have asked for in his four seasons in Baltimore -The O's let him walk at the right time -The Gonzalez signing could have been the highest pay-off of any move Dan Duquette made -He may have been the Orioles most consistent starting pitcher 2012-14 Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Duquette joins Jim Duquette to talk landing Manny Ramirez, signing Pedro Martinez twice, and almost making a move for Bernie Williams.

Hey everybody, I'm Brian Clapp, VP of Content and Engaged Learning at WorkInSports.com and this is the Work In Sports podcast… There is a bit of an unfortunate truth in the sports industry… sometimes job titles can mean very different things to different people in different organizations. Take the term marketing for one. People tell me all the time, I want to work in sports marketing! And I say...OK, what specifically in marketing, because that is a very broad term. Marketing could be project managing billboards, or email outreach, tossing t-shirts on game night… or it could be google paid advertising, social media campaigns, sponsorships and activation.  So when you see a job listing for a Marketing Manager -- make sure you read the job description and tailor your resume and cover letter for that specific role and the demands of it. Another term that has a pretty wide berth is player development. Taken on its surface, you are in charge of developing the player. Makes sense right?  But there are really two different aspects of this -- on the field of play, and off the field of play.  You will see player development roles that involve assisting athletes, whether they be in college or in the pros, adjusting to their new life, getting settled, knowing their way around town, where to get food, how to get set up with a financial advisor.  These are vitally important roles that colleges and pro organizations take on to make sure they get the most out of their investment. If a player is worried about having a place to live or knowing what classes to take - they are more likely to be distracted and not perform at their best. But there is another type of player development, and that's what we are going to focus on today.  That is the magic that happens in organizations between acquisition and true potential.  Let's use baseball as an example.  Player gets drafted, they are 18 years old just graduated high school, and now they are in your system.  Unless their name is Mike Trout, it is a long way to a major league city.  Player development is everything that happens between acquisition and making the major leagues. How to playHow to eatHow to trainHow to mentally prepareHow to practiceHow to identify and work on your weaknessesHow to understand game strategy and organizational philosophy These development plans are all customized for each individual in the organization. Having a plan, and executing it, is the best way to make your investment in a player reach its true potential. It's a fascinating process, one that happens behind the scenes of sports organizations at all levels. Because success equates to value...and failure costs time, money, and effort.  Over the last 40 years, one of the most respected men in baseball team management and player development has been Dan Duquette, former GM of the Red Sox, Orioles, and Expos.  The list of players he has acquired and developed into major league talent is stunning. I won't list them all here...it's too long. Dan joined me earlier this year to talk about his career, becoming an executive, his decision-making process, trusting yourself and a breakdown of player development. During the month of December, we'll be running back some of our most popular episodes from 2020, and we kick it off with 2-time MLB Executive of the Year...Dan Duquette

Host Connor Newcomb continues our "Orioles Top 10 Transactions of the Decade" series with a look a the No, 7-ranked move on the list: the 2013 trade for Brad Brach. Connor talks:-Why this may have been the best trade of Dan Duquette's career-How Brach became the Orioles second-best reliever from 2014 to 2018-What happened to the prospect the Orioles sent to San Diego?-Why the Orioles would not have made the postseason on 2016 without BrachSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Orioles announced this week that Buck Showalter and Dan Duquette will not be back, meaning the team will be under entirely new leadership as it moves on with its rebuild.Who should replace Showalter in the dugout and Duquette in the front office? Matt Taylor of Roar from 34 joins us to discuss that and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Orioles have hit rock bottom in 2018, and that's best thing that could have happened for the franchise's long-term health, says Dan Szymborski of FanGraphs.Also in this episode: Szymborski and host Justin McGuire discuss why the O's failed so short of expectations in 2018, whether Dan Duquette should be back and what to do about Chris Davis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As we understand it, Dan Duquette identified Memorial Day as an appropriate time to determine whether this is a lost season or not. Well, Dan? We're waiting... In Episode 239, we wonder whether things can get worse, and if there's anything we can take to make us feel better. The post Episode 239: MemOriole Daze appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

As we understand it, Dan Duquette identified Memorial Day as an appropriate time to determine whether this is a lost season or not. Well, Dan? We're waiting... In Episode 239, we wonder whether things can get worse, and if there's anything we can take to make us feel better. The post Episode 239: MemOriole Daze appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

In the second hour, Bruce Levine and Mike Esposito speak with Orioles general manager Dan Duqette on the latest developments on star shortstop Manny Machado and his availability on the trade market.

The Orioles are staring into an abyss in 2019 and beyond. So says our guest for this episode, Camden Depot editor Jon Shepherd.Shepherd says the uncertainty begins in the front office, where Dan Duquette's days in charge are almost certainly coming to an end. The O's also have to decide what role, if any, Buck Showalter will have going forward. And what about Brady Anderson?The only thing is certain is that the Orioles are going to have to make some changes if they expect to get back to winning in the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The reeling Baltimore Orioles have several important decisions to make over the next several months -- decisions that will effect the franchise for years to come.Randy DeCleene of Camden Chat says it makes no sense for the Orioles to leave Dan Duquette and Buck Showalter in limbo as they face those decisions. The team must either extend the contracts of Duquette and Showalter -- or let both of them go, DeCleene says.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sean McAdam and Trenni Kusnierek discuss how they would like to see the Red Sox fix their pitching issues, and Sean sits down with Baltimore Orioles GM Dan Duquette to discuss the state of the American League East. #TBS

It's almost Spring Training, and since the Orioles are in limbo on putting the finishing touches on the offseason, we're forced to do some Orioles-related soul searching. "Dan Duquette" joins us for a round of The Dating Game, The post Episode 151: The Waiting Game appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

It's almost Spring Training, and since the Orioles are in limbo on putting the finishing touches on the offseason, we're forced to do some Orioles-related soul searching. "Dan Duquette" joins us for a round of The Dating Game, The post Episode 151: The Waiting Game appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

We talk Dan Duquette, the end of the season, and falling into Stockholm Syndrome. Alex Conway of Camden Chat drops by to discuss Brady Anderson. The post Episode 141: Front Office Thunderdome appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

We talk Dan Duquette, the end of the season, and falling into Stockholm Syndrome. Alex Conway of Camden Chat drops by to discuss Brady Anderson. The post Episode 141: Front Office Thunderdome appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

We talk Dan Duquette, the end of the season, and falling into Stockholm Syndrome. Alex Conway of Camden Chat drops by to discuss Brady Anderson. The post Episode 141: Front Office Thunderdome appeared first on Bird's Eye View.