Podcasts about Delmon Young

Former Oriole Quintin Berry joins co-hosts Adam Jones and Jerry Coleman to discuss what Adam was like in high school (1:20), the coaching staff in Milwaukee (2:25), how MLB coaches implement their strategies (3:25), coaching the Brewers' young outfielders (4:10), his MLB career (5:50), being a first base coach (9:55), who controls the run game in MLB (14:15), his future with the Brewers (16:10), the Delmon Young double (18:00), managers getting angry (20:05) and more. Later on the podcast, Adam and Jerry talk about the Orioles' coaching changes (30:05), the MLB playoffs (35:15), the Ravens' four-game wining streak (38:50), the O's free agents (41:10) and more.

PASSED BALL SHOW #64 Part 2 WITH BILL GULLICKSON AND MATT MCBRIDE; I spend some time on the Delmon Young signing and how much of a bargain it was and state the team that will end up with Michael Bourn. I speak with former MLB pitcher Bill Gullickson and discuss 1987 collusion, Japan, the 1981 postseason and comeback with the Astros. I talk to Colorado Rockies OF Matt McBride and talk about his offseason, being part of the Ubaldo Jimenez trade as well as starting his career as a catcher

The Forester's first baseman joins the show, one of the most energetic players in the NAIA. He talks about the team and the fun they've had this year, including some talk about his father and Uncle, Dmitri and Delmon Young, who were both Major League Baseball players.

Minnesota Twins give nod to Joe Ryan to start opening day!; Also the legend of Delmon Young!

Adam Carolla joins us, Elizabeth Holmes/Theranos trial, Ex-Tiger Delmon Young's 911 calls, Lindsey Buckingham v. Stevie Nicks, a new Bonerline, Maz checks in, and we prepare for a sporgy.SPORGY WEEKEND: Some people are saying the Detroit Lions are going to be really bad this year. D'Andre Swift is apparently a murderer according to Redditt. Michigan plays Washington. MSU plays Youngstown State. Virginia Tech plays Middle Tennessee. ITT Tech isn't a school anymore and will not be playing football.Adam Carolla comes to town Friday. Jim Norton drops in on Saturday.Howard Stern hates the unvaccinated, doesn't want them to receive healthcare and can't come to work because he's scared of COVID.Drew fears being recorded in public like Monica Lewinsky.Jack Morris will return from his suspension on Friday. Check out his new car.What's John Rocker up to these days?90% COVID Rule: Joe Biden is attacking COVID with a 6-pronged attack. Government employees must get vaxxed up. Federal unions are not happy.Terror alerts are up on the 20-year anniversary of 9/11.Elizabeth Holmes is on trial and her fans have packed the court. Her defense: failure.Miggy has 7 straight hits, but probably won't reach 3,000 this year.Delmon Young and his girlfriend's multiple 911 calls are released.Lindsey Buckingham is sour grapes and popping off. Drew declares him separated at birth with Jim Fouts.Donald Trump & DTJ are doing color commentary for the Evander Holyfield vs Vitor Belfort.Newsweek's Michael Isikoff can't believe Linda Tripp was such a bad friend.Britney Spears takes a literal victory lap. Her ex-husband has been officially charged for his scuffle with the TSA.Manscaped.com brings you a brand new Bonerline (use promo code DREW). Call or text 209-66-Bonerline!Brandon keeps you up to date with the newest members of the Cameo Family.Adam Carolla is NOT in the Radio Hall of Fame, but he'll be an inaugural Podcast Hall of Fame. He joins us prior to his 9/10 appearance at the Royal Oak Music Theater.Steve-O is making the rounds promoting the new Jackass movie. Meanwhile, Bam Margera is a mess.We passed How U Livin' J. Piven in the rankings. You're next, Long.We interrupt Tom Mazawey's bowling league to try and do our weekly chat, but he's a little busy tossing gutter balls.MORE sexual assaults at EMU.Warde Manuel claims he did NOT apologize to Chris Webber.Social media is dumb but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Jai Shields recaps the 2020 MLB Wild Card Series & looks ahead to the AL/NLDS to begin a new episode of Imma Tell It Like It T-I-IS. Jai also gives his thoughts on the 1st 2 games of the 2020 NBA Finals and takes a trip down memory lane to remember Delmon Young’s 3-Run Double in Game 2 of the 2014 ALDS. Later, Shields talks all things NFL with YouTuber, Brandon Perna of “ThatsGoodSports & “ThatsGoodBroncos” and gives his NFL Week 4 picks against the spread. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Charity Promotion: Democracy Works: This advertisement is part of a charitable initiative in partnership with Democracy Works. howto.vote --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tell-it-like-it-tiis/message

Join us as we review the first week of REAL BASEBALL. We talk about Charlie Montoyo's blind faith in the word of pro athletes, try to come up with a nickname for the Hatch/Kay piggyback, discuss whether Vlad Jr. is the next Delmon Young, and poorly executed liquor theft scams.With John Havok, Alan Tisseman, Michael Paul, and Linc NgIntro/outro music:Track: Disfigure - Blank [NCS Release]Music provided by NoCopyrightSoundsWatch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7ZsBPK656sFree Download/stream: http://ncs.io/blankSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/radioscouts)

This week on Wrestling with Sports is sponsored by BlueChew.com use the promo code Dennis to get a free shipment and just pay $5 for S/H This week on WWS Dmitri Young Jason Kendall and Dennis Farrell welcome on Dmitri younger brother and former number 1 over all pick Delmon Young Delmon former Twin, Tiger,Phillies and Baltimore O's talks about - retirement -Following in his brothers shoes -Playing winterball downunder and sooooo much more!    Wrestling with Sports just moved its feed, If you are a new listener or a fan from before ..thank you ! help the show out by subscribing to the podcast on all major platforms as well as  telling a friend and share our post anytime you get a chance to your social media accounts. If you are new tell us so we can thank you on air for listening as if you have a question or topic please reach out to us Email: WrestlingwithSports@gmail.com  Facebook : Wrestling with Sports Twitter : @WrestlingWS

Delmon Young talks about his relationship with Trevor Plouffe, skateboarding, being the No. 1 overall pick by the Rays, throwing a bat at an umpire, and playing overseas on this episode of Talkin' Baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve goes through the first big trade the Rays made in order to bring success to the franchise: dealing Delmon Young to the Minnesota Twins for Matt Garza and Jason Bartlett.

Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller banter about the “vibrathrob” episode, the Astros hiring Dusty Baker, Kris Bryant reportedly losing his service-time grievance, and Delmon Young raking in Australia, then answer listener emails about a disrespectful intro for Isiah Kiner-Falefa, teams patenting tactics, and the enduring legacy of Carlos Beltrán’s NLCS-ending strikeout, plus Stat Blasts about […]

Ben Lindbergh, Jeff Sullivan, and ESPN’s Sam Miller recap the results of their 2018 minor league free agent draft and the surprising season of Wade LeBlanc, banter about Willians Astudillo and Delmon Young, discuss the defining memory of the 2018 season (and other seasons), and react to Clayton Kershaw’s contract extension. Then (28:54) they bring […]

Rotation regular Jesse Spector rejoins Steve for a discussion that starts dark and soon gets silly, with Jesse fighting to the death to abolish the June amateur draft. Also features Steve stories on Hank Greenberg, Tyler O’Neill, and Long Tom Winsett.TRIGGER WARNING: In the Hank Greenberg segment, Greenberg himself is quoted describing anti-Semitic slurs to which he was subjected. There is also a cussword embedded in a quote early on. Hide the children.TABLE OF CONTENTSWith Great Winsett Power Comes Great Responsibility*Hank Greenberg Demands Respect*Jesse Spector: Hot spots and high school reunions*The Morbidity and Mortality section*How did we get breaking news before the internet?*How many Frans are on the Padres?*Should baseball draft picks be tradeable?*The Albert Pujols Contract*The Stouffer’s example*Yankees drafts of the 2000s*Do the Reds have a plan?*Brackman and Culver*More on tradeable picks*An admittedly strange Delmon Young reference*Marveling over Miguel Andujar*The George Burns argument*The Dodgers will rise, Cleveland’s bullpen, and other 2018 quick hits*Elevator music?*Goodbyes.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

Ryan Harrison is a certified Sports Performance Vision Trainer with SlowTheGameDown.  He has a degree in Exercise Physiology from University of California at Davis, where he was a kicker for the football team.  Since 1998 Ryan has been working with international softball, collegiate and amateur softball teams. Ryan also has been a key consultant to numerous international, professional and collegiate football, baseball & softball teams including USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand women's national softball teams.  He has also worked with various MLB teams including, but not limited to, Philadelphia Phillies, Toronto Blue Jays, San Francisco Giants, Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Tampa Bay Devil Rays and Washington Nationals. He has personally trained over 100 Major League roster players on the visual side of the game.  Among the Major League players he has trained are Carlos Delgado, Carlos Beltran, Mike Sweeney, Jayson Werth, Delmon Young, Laynce Nix, John Baker, Jerry Hairston, Jr., Chris Dickerson, Josh Willingham and Jonny Gomes. Following his work with top professional and amateur athletes, he conceived the idea of training necessary performance skills with digital technology.  The SportsEyesite™ Software is a result of his goal to develop training products so that everyone could benefit from this training at a fraction of the cost without the need to go to a specialty clinic. Follow Ryan on Twitter @SlowTheGameDown Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are pleased to present you with Episode 9 of BMore Wired, our Baltimore sports podcast. This week, we talk the Baltimore Orioles recent success from the starters and the Baltimore Ravens getting set to begin training camp.   Episode 9 of BMore Wired is one that I will certainly remember. It is the first time I have done the show without my co-host Scott Rosario, but he has a good excuse as he has spent three days at Oriole Park at Camden Yards braving out the nasty heat wave. The show opens with our segment “Beefed It!” and I call out Minnesota United goalkeeper Sammy Ndjock for throwing the ball into his own goal. As a former goalkeeper myself, this is the worst own goal I have seen. If you have not seen the video, judge for yourself. https://youtu.be/lRlt5C-Fvqs Denard Robinson driving his car into a pond and the police not charging him with anything was a close second, but scoring on yourself will always trump stupidity. The Baltimore birds of summer, the Orioles, have had great success from their starting pitching. It has not just been just Chris Tillman either. Dylan Bundy, Yovanni Gallardo and Vance Worley all pitched terrific games during the O’s recent winning streak. I make a case as to why the O’s should keep Worley in the rotation with his recent success. There are reports that the team could be interested in San Diego Padres starter Andrew Cashner, and in my eyes, they are the same player. Difference is that one has shown me he can handle the competition in the American League East. The other has been getting lit up by National League teams. Then, there was the short-lived hype that Melvin Upton Jr. could be on the move for Ubaldo Jimenez. Obviously, getting rid of Ubaldo in any way possible is a win for this organization. However, Bossman is now with the Toronto Blue Jays. Good. That allows us to continue to boo him as we did as a member of the Tampa Bay Rays. While they did not get the man they want, they are still getting the results. The O’s are coming off consecutive wins in walk off fashion, and we were there live on Sunday to see Nolan Reimold’s walkoff home run in the 10th inning. The following night, the game was won on a walk off error. A win is a win and when battling for first place in the division, they will take any win they can. This week in “7s” our seven stories around the world of sports has a theme of players or organizations getting themselves into the news in a not so flattering way. Here is a rundown of my 7s: Chris Sale cutting up the White Sox throwback jerseys. He was suspended for five games – only one start because he is a pitcher – but could this be the final action that gets him shipped out of Chicago? Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza join the MLB Hall of Fame, and I admit, I missed out on the Griffey hype as a child. However, I make a case for the players of the Steroid Era to be included into Cooperstown, including the guy who plays in New York named Alex Rodriguez. The NBA decided to pull the All-Star game from Charlotte over a controversial bill passed by the North Carolina government. The city is saying that no longer holding the event could cost them up to $100 million, but I am not buying it. The Russians really are not making good headlines around the globe as of late. They have been found to tamper with the drug testing that took place at the past Olympics and nearly were disqualified from the Olympics in Rio. Instead, the individual sports will decide who can gain entry. Listen in to what I have to say about the Russians. It will make you chuckle. The NFL and its players can never seem to stay out of trouble. First, it was Ezekiel Elliott allegedly accused of domestic violence. Aldon Smith live streamed a video of him smoking a blunt. Le’Veon Bell is facing a four-game suspensions for missing a drug test. These are three of the dumbest things athletes of their caliber can do. On that note, we switch into the discussion of the Ravens. Going along with some of the discussion above, Eugene Monroe and Ray Rice, two players who are both out of the league, are in the news once again. Monroe has opted to retire and smoke dope over playing football, while Rice has pledged to give his salary to charity if signed by an NFL team. Just give it a rest guys. The Ravens have found a replacement for Monroe and that is former No. 1 overall pick Jake Long. He signed a one-year deal with the team on Tuesday and could be the starter at left tackle. If not, he serves as a mentor to rookie Ronnie Stanley. Baltimore enters training camp with six players on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list. Those players are Terrell Suggs, Elvis Dumervil, Steve Smith, Breshad Perriman, Trent Richardson and Jumal Rolle. All should be ready at some point during camp, except Rolle who is out for the season. The team will have its first full practice on Thursday. Former Raven Arthur Jones has been suspended four games for violating the league’s policy on performance enhancing drugs. For those of you who do not know, he is the brother of Jon “Bones” Jones, who was also recently found to be using PEDs. The duo earns my “Crying Jordan of the Week” as I close out the show. You can listen to all the episodes of BMore Wired on iTunes and Twitter. Until next week, we leave with you with one of my favorite moments as a Baltimorean, the Delmon Young double.

Episode 8 of BMore Wired is titled "Fashion Police" after another not-so-Baltimore sports podcast gave us a shout out on the air recently. We greatly appreciate it. So much so, Scott made Jason and Jerry his "Beefed It!" of the week. Thanks for everything guys. Joe is a night removed from joining a New York podcast to preview the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees this week. On the show "Yanks Go Hard" Joe was asked about a season grade for the O's and that is a topic Scott answers on this show. The guys also go into detail about Dylan Bundy's first start, an MVP and LVP for each and discuss some of the trade rumors floating around. Scott goes ballistic about finding some starting pitching which is a must hear.  Joe and Scott were pleased to have their first guest on this episode as The Baltimore Wire staff writer Kyle Andrews joins the show. Kyle gives his thoughts on the Orioles and also has a great story about a basketball game between some MLB stars that took place when he was part of the Orioles groundsk'eeping crew. We also discuss Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker getting a new contract and Kyle ends his time on the show discussing the Washington Wizards. We want to thank Kyle for joining the show. The guys continue the discussion about Tucker and dive into who they feel should be next to get a payday from the Ravens. We also got news earlier in the day that quarterback Joe Flacco will be ready for the start of training camp. Fantastic news for Charm City.  The guys close out the show with two hilarious Crying Jordans of the Week and their "7s" which is a discussion of random stories in sports. Here are the "7s" for this week: 1. Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson put on a terrific show in the The Open Championship aka British Open. It was Stenson's first Major win and he broke a Major record wit ha 264 score, meanwhile it was the 11th time that Mickelson has been the runner-up in a Major tournament.  2. All-Star game festivities ended with the AL winning the game and Giancarlo Stanton winning the Home Run Derby, which Scott predicted. Mark Trumbo hit some bombs in the Derby and Britton got the save in the game which was great to see. 3. The most bizarre story of this week might be the news that Daryl Strawberry and the New York Mets used to get it on in between innings during games. Does this surprise anyone? Things used to be much different back then. And we are jealous we were not a part of it. 4. The San Francisco Giants lost an extra-inning game over the weekend after Santiago Casilla balked in the game-winning run. Scott has an interesting take as to why Casillia balked on the play. 5. Brock Lesnar is under scrutiny for potential doping violation and that makes UFC 200 the worst pay-per-view in the company's history. The "You don't think that he was on steroids? I mean, he's the biggest man I've ever seen," explains how we feel about this situation. 6. Sticking on the UFC discussion, there was a fight that ended with one fighter throwing a Poke ball at an opponent after knocking him out. The guys get a real chuckle out of this one. 7. Tom Brady was denied an appeal and will FINALLY serve his four-game suspension from Deflategate. Does anyone really care about the case? The one thing we all agree on is thankfully it did not go to the Supreme Court and cost us tax dollars over some deflated footballs. More important things going on in this country than Brady and his balls. This week's episode ends with our "Beefed It!" where Joe takes a shot at the Seattle Mariners, while Scott continues to let Jason and Jerry get some. It was another fun week for BMore Wired. Now cue the Delmon Young.

Joe Serpico and Scott Rosario are back with of BMore Wired and we are feeling lucky since we are recording Episode 7 on 7/7. Well one of us is, the other had a miserable night at the casino. That story can be heard during our weekly segment titled "Beefed It!" The guys start the show discussing the Baltimore Orioles and the five players making it to the MLB All-Star Game: Manny Machado, Mark Trumbo, Matt Wieters, Zach Britton and Brad Brach. All are deserving of the honor, but Joe questions why Chris Davis did not make the game as well. We also make our Home Run Derby predictions and dig deeper into the Orioles recent West Coast trip in which they finished with a 4-5 record.  We get into some Maryland basketball in this episode after one of our favorite Terps, Jake Layman, signed a three-year deal with the Portland Trail Blazers, with two years guaranteed. Arguably our favorite Terrapin ever, Juan Dixon, was also relieved of his duties on Mark Turgeon's coaching staff, but we expect him to find a job somewhere soon. NBA free agency was a wild one to say the least. Kevin Durant is now with the Golden State Warriors and Dwayne Wade has joined his hometown Chicago Bulls. The guys have varying openings on Durant's decision, but do agree that the mid-level guys in the NBA are getting some serious cash. Will the Cleveland Cavaliers respond? We offer one name that would be a serious game-changer to combat the Warriors' move. We dive into our 7s next and we are all over the place with these seven topics in sports: 1. We start with our buddy Johnny Manziel, who is now being courted by the Arena Football League. Scott has been saying he should do so for some time now. 2. O.J. Mayo's suspension is up next and both say he wasted an opportunity to make some money of his own. 3. Snoop Dogg bought Kobe Bryant a car, and as Joe described it, the car is "pimp."  4. Russell Wilson finally marries Ciara and that means he finally got to get some. The guys make fun of the couple and wonder how long it took.  5. Lionel Messi was convicted of tax evasion and was sentenced to a 21-month prison sentence, but will be placed under probation and pay a nice fine. We have a laugh at the fact that Messi was at the casino just hours before the trial. 6. The Euro final is Sunday and we make our predictions on who wins it all. We have different opinions on our winners, mostly based on the fact that Joe cannot stand the French. 7. Jon "Bones" Jones is the final discussion of the night and makes Joe's "Beefed It!" and Crying Jordan of the Week. UFC 200 is not going according to plan and Dana White has looked pissed in recent days.  Scott's Crying Jordan of the Week is a fantastic edit with Pat Riley and Jordan's face perfectly meshed together after Wade's departure from the Miami Heat.  That is all for this week's episode of BMore Wired, a Baltimore sports podcast. We are expecting to have guests on in the immediate future so look out for that. Until then, cue the Delmon Young.   

JARED CARRABIS of BARSTOOL SPORTS joins the show this week to talk all things Red Sox, him being full-time at the stool and David Price (yes his love fest comes up).  PITCHERS AND CATCHERS REPORT IN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS! HERE WHO JARED IS WATCHING COME THIS SEASON! 

Jalen Rose and David Jacoby discuss what really happened at Super Bowl 50, Kevin Durant's new profession and Delmon Young's outburst in NYC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jalen Rose and David Jacoby discuss what really happened at Super Bowl 50, Kevin Durant's new profession and Delmon Young's outburst in NYC

A pregame show of sorts for Game 3 of the 2014 ALDS. We discuss, among other things, the historical illusions of Delmon Young, the Ned Yost debate, and why baseball is somehow better than participatory democracy, despite being way less participatory.

The Ed Barnowski Franchise Report looks at internet sleuthing and Delmon Young; Alan expresses mild opinions about the recently-announced film adaptation of "1984," Ben Masten tries to pretend it's a rough time to be a Yankee fan, and J. Wellington Scrimshire presents "Hotstove Theatre."

Ben and Sam discuss Delmon Young, then pick candidates to become the 2014 versions of 2013 players.

Ben and Sam pick a perceived clubhouse leader for each team, then talk about whether teams should ever refuse to sign certain players on moral grounds.

Episode 42: DET @ SF October 25, 2012 It's time for the World Series as we interview Jim Leyland, Famous British Author Helen Fielding, and sing the theme song to Family Matters more than once because of Delmon Young's stunning resemblance to sitcom pioneer Carl Winslow.

Ben and Sam discuss the unpredictable outcome of World Series Game One and observe that Delmon Young is starting to look a lot like Stanley from The Office.

Episode 184 Managing editor Dave Cameron makes his weekly appearance. Topics discussed: how Josh Hamilton‘s offensive approach sort of does — but also totally doesn’t — resemble Delmon Young’s; this week’s iteration of SI.com’s Power Rankings and the challenges of assessing team defense; and the Tampa Bay Rays’ sabermetric broadcast from Sunday. Don’t hesitate to […]

Tuesday discussions: 1. Stoudemire hurt postgame, Heat beat NY,… 2. Thunder edge Mavericks 102-99, take 2-0 lead 3. Rondo-less Celtics try to even series vs.… 4. Pacers defeat Magic 93-78, even series 1-1 5. Delmon Young suspended by MLB following his arrest on a hate crime harassment charge 6. A recap of the NHL Playoffs Guest: 6:15pm-Dana Wakiji of Fox Sports Detroit. com and is a former Detroit News sports writer/editor-Topics: The Delmon Young suspension and the Tigers and her thoughts on the Detroit Lions draft. 7:15pm-Lou Pickney of Draftking.com-Topics: His thoughts on which team did the best, worst and ok in the NFL Draft and other NFL news and notes. SPORTS TRIVIA TO WIN A PRIZE plus breaking news, scores, updates and music in between! OUR POLL QUESTION FOR THE WEEK: What NFL team did the best in this past weekend's NFL Draft? Poll Question will also be on our Facebook Page!! Email:labatchelor40@gmail.com The show airs live at our website here:thebatchelorpad.biz Follow us at: Facebook.com/padnation pad4truth@twitter. Listen live at: 646-929-0130 Email:labatchelor40@gmail.com

Episode 132 The Detroit Tigers now have Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder, and Delmon Young, and yet still claim to lack a DH. In this episode of FanGraphs Audio, managing editor Dave Cameron explains how that’s possible. Also discussed: Roy Oswalt’s Final Destination, a pair of cheap pitchers, finding the next Michael Pineda. Don’t hesitate to […]