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On May 10, 1981, Montreal Expos right-hander Charlie Lea pitches the first no-hitter in the history of Olympic Stadium. Lea, the first French-born pitcher to hurl a no-hitter, strikes out eight batters and walks four in the second game of a doubleheader, as the Expos beat the San Francisco Giants, 4-0.In 2010 Lea was asked what he remembered about the final out of the game, it ended with a fly ball of the bat of Giants first baseman Enos Cabell. Lea said “It was a slider a little bit away from him,” he went onto say, ” I don't know if it was up or down but he hit it off the end, a little lazy fly ball to center. Dawson really didn't have to move out of his tracks. Andre was a fairly emotionless guy. When he caught it and and immediately threw his arms in the air and started jumping up and down, me seeing his emotion, it was something special.”Only three pitchers tossed no-hitters for the Montreal Expos franchise, Bill Stoneman did it twice in 1969 and 1972, and Dennis Martinez pitched a perfect game in 1991. Learn More about the teams, players, ball parks and events that happened on this date in history just click the tags! 1981 | Andre Dawson | Bill Stoneman | Charlie Lea | Dennis Martinez | Enos Cabell | May 10 | Montreal Expos | Olympic Stadium | San Francisco GiantsMentioned in this episode:Classic Baseball BroadcastsClassic Baseball Broadcasts

The Guardians go 5-1 in their first home stretch of the season against the White Sox and Royals, Cleveland will travel to Pittsburgh to face the Pirates and star pitcher, Paul Skenes & the crew implores Cleveland to extend Steven Kwan. Joined by Indians starting pitcher, (1994-96') Dennis Martinez!

There are two worldviews of prominence today. The oldest and wisest one our guests call kincentricity, following the late dear ancestor Dennis Martinez, who coined the term. Kincentricity defines our humanity through our inextricable connections with all there is. The second and newest worldview, dominant in the past five or six hundred years, we might call egocentricity, a view that places humanity as separate and transcendent from nature.  In the first view, nature is seen as a place of blessing and wholeness, the world is alive and composed of allies and spiritual energies; in the second, nature has been “itted to death,” reduced to a mass of inert elements that are not accorded sentience in themselves. Certain animals and plants may be begrudgingly considered alive, but of secondary importance; their existence is only important in how they or “it” can be utilized for human consumption.  Forests are reduced to lumber, rivers to hydroelectric power, and so forth. The dominant worldview considers everything on earth to be for the benefit of humankind. But that has not worked out too well, because humans are nature; we are made up of the same elements as everything else. Our guests Wahinkpe Topa or Four Arrows, and Darcia Narvaez, not only recognize this; they  have published a terrific book that brings together important leaders in Indigenous communities, shares their essays, and then engages in a robust dialogue regarding the insights and implications of the ideas. The book is called Restoring the Kinship Worldview, and we are blessed to have the authors – Wahinkkpe Topa (Four Arrows) and Darcia Narvaez - here today to continue the dialogue.  Four Arrows (also known as Wahinkpe Topa) is author of 24 books, including Restoring the Kinship Worldview, Primal Awareness, Teaching Virtues,  and numerous chapters, articles, peer-reviewed papers, and keynotes. He is also the subject of a book by R.M. Fisher entitled Fearless Engagement of Four Arrows: A True Story of an Indigenous Based Social Transformer. Four Arrows is internationally known for his work in cognitive anthropology ( worldview studies), education, critical theory, and wellness. Former Director of Education at Oglala Lakota College, and has been selected as one of the 35 visionaries in education who tell their stories for the book Turning Points.  Darcia Narvaez Professor Emerita of psychology at Univ of Notre Dame, Darcia investigates moral development and human flourishing from an interdisciplinary (transdisciplinary) perspective,  integrating anthropology, neuroscience, and clinical, developmental and educational sciences. She is author of more than twenty books, including Restoring the Kinship Worldview, Indigenous Sustainable Wisdom: First Nation Know How for Global Flourishing, and Neurobiology and the Development of Human Morality: Evolution, Culture and Wisdom, which won the 2015 William James Award from APA and the Expanded Reason Award. https://www.amazon.com/Restoring-Kinship-Worldview-Indigenous-Rebalancing/dp/1623176425

Grease Discovery:August 23, 1982, Gaylord Perry of the Seattle Mariners is caught putting a foreign substance on the ball. Long suspected of throwing a “spitball,” Perry is ejected from a game for the first and only time in his career.Hall of Fame Debut:August 23, 1936, future Hall of Famer Bob Feller makes his first major league start and strikes out the first eight batters he faces. The Cleveland Indians' rookie finishes the game with 15 strikeouts and a complete-game victory.Historic Sale:August 23, 1980, Charlie Finley sells the Oakland A's to the Levi Strauss company for nearly $13 million. During Finley's reign in Oakland, the A's won three consecutive World Championships. Finley also influenced the adoption of the designated hitter, World Series night games, and multi-colored uniforms.3 7th Inning Stretches:1989 - Rick Dempsey homers off Dennis Martinez in the top of the 22nd inning to break up a scoreless tie and give the Dodgers a 1 - 0 win over the Expos. The game features one thumbing - the umps toss the Expos mascot Youppi! in the 11th for annoying Tommy Lasorda - and he then returns in the 13th wearing pajamas. He carries a pillow and sleeps on the home dugout roof, where the umps have restricted him. In the 16th, Larry Walker apparently scores the game-winner, but the Dodgers appeal - with two umps in the tunnel - and get the play revesed. Eddie Murray in the 18th moves the second base ump and slams a drive that Walker traps off the padding in RF. Fans stand for three "seventh-inning stretches" during the major-league record (in time, and for a 1 - 0 game) 6 hours, 14 minute game. Other club records are set and several major league records are noted: most innings (22) without a walk by the Expos tops the Pirates (who used one pitcher) against the Giants, July 17, 1914.

Grease Discovery:August 23, 1982, Gaylord Perry of the Seattle Mariners is caught putting a foreign substance on the ball. Long suspected of throwing a “spitball,” Perry is ejected from a game for the first and only time in his career.Hall of Fame Debut:August 23, 1936, future Hall of Famer Bob Feller makes his first major league start and strikes out the first eight batters he faces. The Cleveland Indians' rookie finishes the game with 15 strikeouts and a complete-game victory.Historic Sale:August 23, 1980, Charlie Finley sells the Oakland A's to the Levi Strauss company for nearly $13 million. During Finley's reign in Oakland, the A's won three consecutive World Championships. Finley also influenced the adoption of the designated hitter, World Series night games, and multi-colored uniforms.3 7th Inning Stretches:1989 - Rick Dempsey homers off Dennis Martinez in the top of the 22nd inning to break up a scoreless tie and give the Dodgers a 1 - 0 win over the Expos. The game features one thumbing - the umps toss the Expos mascot Youppi! in the 11th for annoying Tommy Lasorda - and he then returns in the 13th wearing pajamas. He carries a pillow and sleeps on the home dugout roof, where the umps have restricted him. In the 16th, Larry Walker apparently scores the game-winner, but the Dodgers appeal - with two umps in the tunnel - and get the play revesed. Eddie Murray in the 18th moves the second base ump and slams a drive that Walker traps off the padding in RF. Fans stand for three "seventh-inning stretches" during the major-league record (in time, and for a 1 - 0 game) 6 hours, 14 minute game. Other club records are set and several major league records are noted: most innings (22) without a walk by the Expos tops the Pirates (who used one pitcher) against the Giants, July 17, 1914.

Baseball was at the doorstep of a long, winding season that would eventually spell the downfall of our beloved national pastime.  But April 4, 1994 was full of hope, cat daddies, and kitty cats.Opposing starting pitchers on Opening Day - Dennis Martinez, our kisser - for the Tribe, and The Big Unit, Randy Johnson get the microscope today and the treasures that await you are many and varied. Mutual Masturbation, Fried Seagull, Tyrell, Orange Sherbert, Oh, and F*CK YOU ROB MANFRED. This week on The Whole Ballgame.Watch Randy Johnson blow up a bird: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwpRHrAh3pkEmail us: thewholeballgame@mail.comHead to the website: www.thewholeballgame.comFollow on Twitter/X : www.x.com/wholeballgame

Inside this episode...the Packers get their asses kicked by the Lions and the Bears go lower than possibly conceived with a loss to the Broncos. Matt Eberflus' job is on the line and the Chase Claypool Experiment is all but over. More week 4 NFL results and then week 5 matchups. The Brewers bow out of the playoffs in the wild card round to the Diamondbacks...who's staying or going for next year including Craig Counsel. The Bucks start training camp with media day: Giannis and Dame speak, the team signs a new player and the Holidays have thoughts about the trade. And on the return of Remember That Guy...how about "El Presidente" Dennis Martinez and also Calbert Chaney?! All that and more coming up in the 60+ minutes! Tell your friends.

Grease Discovery:August 23, 1982, Gaylord Perry of the Seattle Mariners is caught putting a foreign substance on the ball. Long suspected of throwing a “spitball,” Perry is ejected from a game for the first and only time in his career.Hall of Fame Debut:August 23, 1936, future Hall of Famer Bob Feller makes his first major league start and strikes out the first eight batters he faces. The Cleveland Indians' rookie finishes the game with 15 strikeouts and a complete-game victory.Historic Sale:August 23, 1980, Charlie Finley sells the Oakland A's to the Levi Strauss company for nearly $13 million. During Finley's reign in Oakland, the A's won three consecutive World Championships. Finley also influenced the adoption of the designated hitter, World Series night games, and multi-colored uniforms.3 7th Inning Stretches:1989 - Rick Dempsey homers off Dennis Martinez in the top of the 22nd inning to break up a scoreless tie and give the Dodgers a 1 - 0 win over the Expos. The game features one thumbing - the umps toss the Expos mascot Youppi! in the 11th for annoying Tommy Lasorda - and he then returns in the 13th wearing pajamas. He carries a pillow and sleeps on the home dugout roof, where the umps have restricted him. In the 16th, Larry Walker apparently scores the game-winner, but the Dodgers appeal - with two umps in the tunnel - and get the play revesed. Eddie Murray in the 18th moves the second base ump and slams a drive that Walker traps off the padding in RF. Fans stand for three "seventh-inning stretches" during the major-league record (in time, and for a 1 - 0 game) 6 hours, 14 minute game. Other club records are set and several major league records are noted: most innings (22) without a walk by the Expos tops the Pirates (who used one pitcher) against the Giants, July 17, 1914.

Saturday October 13th, 1979 @ Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA Not even twelve hours after Scott McGregor finished off a complete game victory following a rain delay, the Orioles and Pirates are back at it in a pivotal game four. Earl Weaver's squad has the advantage, and their bats came alive in game three. Big Jim Bibby (12 - 4 2.81 ERA 137 IP) takes the hill for Chuck Tanner's Pirates, looking to replicate his strong postseason debut. For Baltimore, it will be young righty Dennis Martinez (15 - 16 3.66 ERA 292 IP), who led the AL in innings pitched this season. This game will come down to the bullpen and the bench, both strengths for these managers. Tune in for another thrilling matchup. Audio clips from joeydbball Youtube. ABC broadcast w/ Al Michaels, Howard Cosell, and Don Drysdale. As always, shout out to Baseball Reference and SABR for statistics, boxscores, background information, and much, much more. Catch you next time, P.C.O.

John is joined by Dennis Martinez and Jeremy Stewart to discuss the upcoming X-Fest at Pathways Church in Santee. Dennis Martinez is a 2020 Skateboard Hall of Fame Inductee. His story is a winding one of high highs and rock bottom lows, but ends with him back on top and giving back to the community. Jeremy Stewart similarly has a redemption story starting with him serving 2 life sentences, and ending with him getting clean and turning to a life of service to help others in situations like his. 1st Annual X-Fest in East CountyAugust 26, 2023 from 3p to 9pPathways Community Church: 9626 Carlton Hills BlvdFREE EventTo learn more about X-Fest,https://www.pathways.cc/XFESThttps://www.instagram.com/eastcountyxfest/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095170763601To contact John Olsen,619-855-1151JohnOlsen.comJohn@TheSanteeGuy.comhttps://www.facebook.com/JohnOlsenRealtorhttps://www.facebook.com/santeeupdate

July 28, 2006, a statue is dedicated at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum honoring Hall of Famer Satchel Paige. The statue depicts Paige in his high leg kick, and celebrates the players in the Negro leagues and pre-Negro leagues eras.July 28, 1994, Kenny Rogers of the Texas Rangers throws a perfect game against the California Angels. He becomes the first left-hander in American League history to toss a perfecto. Rogers strikes out eight batters in notching the 11th regular season perfect game in history - a 4-0 victory at the Ballpark at Arlington. Texas P Kenny Rogers hurls a perfect game, defeating the Angels, 4 - 0. July 28, 1991, Dennis Martinez of the Expos tosses the 13th perfect game in major league history (excluding those of Harvey Haddix and Ernie Shore), setting down all 27 Dodgers to face him in a 2 - 0 win. Martinez strikes out five in the contest. C Ron Hassey becomes the first receiver to catch two perfectos, having been behind the plate for the Indians' Len Barker's masterpiece in 1981. Dodger infielder Alfredo Griffin goes 0 for 3 against Martinez, to go along with his 0 for 3 performance in Tom Browning's perfect game in 1988, and 0 for 2 in Barker's perfecto in 1981. 1971 Orioles 3B Brooks Robinson, a sixteen-time gold glove winner, commits three errors. Thanks to Frank Robinson's ninth inning three-run walk-off home run off Rollie Fingers, the Orioles prevail and beat the A's, 3 - 2. July 28, 1969, Roy Campanella and Stan Musial join the legends of the Hall of Fame when they are inducted during a ceremony in Cooperstown. Catcher Campanella starred for the Brooklyn Dodgers, winning three Most Valuable Player Awards. Musial colleted 3,630 hits in a stellar career that included seven batting titles. Pitchers Stan Coveleski and Waite Hoyt are also inducted.July 28, 1890, future Hall of Fame pitcher Mickey Welch wins the 300th game of his career. "Smiling Mickey" won 307 games in his careerHistorical Recap performed by:Robyn Newton from - Robyn Says This Day In Baseball is Sponsored by - www.vintagebaseballreflections.com - Join the membership today and listen to 50 years of baseball history told to you by the folks who were there! As a special offer, all our listeners can use the term - thisdayinbaseball at the membership check out.

July 28, 2006, a statue is dedicated at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum honoring Hall of Famer Satchel Paige. The statue depicts Paige in his high leg kick, and celebrates the players in the Negro leagues and pre-Negro leagues eras.July 28, 1994, Kenny Rogers of the Texas Rangers throws a perfect game against the California Angels. He becomes the first left-hander in American League history to toss a perfecto. Rogers strikes out eight batters in notching the 11th regular season perfect game in history - a 4-0 victory at the Ballpark at Arlington. Texas P Kenny Rogers hurls a perfect game, defeating the Angels, 4 - 0. July 28, 1991, Dennis Martinez of the Expos tosses the 13th perfect game in major league history (excluding those of Harvey Haddix and Ernie Shore), setting down all 27 Dodgers to face him in a 2 - 0 win. Martinez strikes out five in the contest. C Ron Hassey becomes the first receiver to catch two perfectos, having been behind the plate for the Indians' Len Barker's masterpiece in 1981. Dodger infielder Alfredo Griffin goes 0 for 3 against Martinez, to go along with his 0 for 3 performance in Tom Browning's perfect game in 1988, and 0 for 2 in Barker's perfecto in 1981. 1971 Orioles 3B Brooks Robinson, a sixteen-time gold glove winner, commits three errors. Thanks to Frank Robinson's ninth inning three-run walk-off home run off Rollie Fingers, the Orioles prevail and beat the A's, 3 - 2. July 28, 1969, Roy Campanella and Stan Musial join the legends of the Hall of Fame when they are inducted during a ceremony in Cooperstown. Catcher Campanella starred for the Brooklyn Dodgers, winning three Most Valuable Player Awards. Musial colleted 3,630 hits in a stellar career that included seven batting titles. Pitchers Stan Coveleski and Waite Hoyt are also inducted.July 28, 1890, future Hall of Fame pitcher Mickey Welch wins the 300th game of his career. "Smiling Mickey" won 307 games in his careerHistorical Recap performed by:Robyn Newton from - Robyn SaysThis Day In Baseball is Sponsored by - www.vintagebaseballreflections.com - Join the membership today and listen to 50 years of baseball history told to you by the folks who were there! As a special offer, all our listeners can use the term - thisdayinbaseball at the membership check out.

Gary Matthews is a life-long Dodgers fan who grew up listening to the legendary Vin Scully all the way from his childhood home in Lake Tahoe. Gary shares how his grandfather passed his love of the game down to Gary and how Gary now shares that same love of baseball with his own sons. We also hear stories about witnessing Dennis Martinez throw a perfect game, seeing a near Randy Johnson no-no, meeting Dizzy Dean as a kid, and watching his son Trent's first collegiate at-bat. Find Gary Online: Baseball Bucket List: @garyematt Find Baseball Bucket List Online:Twitter: @BaseballBucketFacebook: @BaseballBucketListInstagram: @Baseball.Bucket.ListWebsite: baseballbucketlist.comThis podcast is part of the Curved Brim Media Network:Twitter: @CurvedBrimWebsite: curvedbrimmedia.comSportsBall is the subscription box created for the baseball fan who wants more. Each box contains a hat, a decal, and a souvenir item. Learn more at https://sportsballbox.com/

Award-winning journalist Michael Farber joined the show to talk Dennis Martinez and the Vegas Golden Knights winning the Stanley Cup. 

For the first time in their relatively short history, the Angels are hosting a playoff game in Anaheim. The bad news, they are down 2 - 0 int he series against the juggernaut Baltimore Orioles. Facing elimination, they send workhorse lefty Frank Tanana (7 - 5 3.89 ERA 90 IP) to the mound, hoping he will recapture some of his pre-injury glory (averaged 16 - 12 2.86 ERA 259 IP per season over the previous 5 seasons). Opposing him for Earl Weaver's Orioles is workhorse righty Dennis Martinez (15 - 16 3.66 ERA 292 IP), who led the league in innings and complete games (like Tanana had a couple of years prior). The previous two games have each had electric finishes, and this game will be no different. The crowd will be anxious and be ready to explode anytime the Angels come through. Tune in for an exhilarating playoff game. Audio clips from joeydbball Youtube. As always, shout out to Baseball Reference and SABR for statistics, boxscores, background information and much, much more. Catch you next time, P.C.O.

'El Presidente' former Expos pitcher Dennis Martinez joined the show to chat about his career. Then former NHL defenceman Bruno Gervais joined the show to talk the Canucks buying out OEL and the Habs off-season.  

It is a Tuesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, and lots to cover on a busy show today including previewing the Orioles series with the Blue Jays that begins tonight in Camden Yards, reacting to the Denver Nuggets winning their first ever NBA Finals, and a new Maryland Baseball coach, plus Carson ‘Weekly' stopping by to help us debut a new segment… We'll get things started at 10:20am by catching up with former Orioles pitcher, ‘El Presidente' himself, Dennis Martinez, who was at the Yard this past weekend observing the O's sweep of the Royals, we'll get his biggest takeaways as the birds look to remain one of the top teams in baseball. At 10:45am, we will shift gears to focus on Toronto when we chat with another former bird, Orioles catcher Caleb Joseph, who now calls Blue Jays games as we preview a big matchup between the O's and the Jays. At 11:05am, we check-in with the first female trainer to ever win a Triple Crown race, Jena Antonucci, who just won the Belmont Stakes alongside Arcangelo. At 11:20am, we will have a chance to catch up with a future Oriole as we make our regular trip to catch up with the Aberdeen Ironbirds and chat with Orioles 2022 #1 draft pick Jackson Holliday. All that and much more on a busy Tuesday edition of the program…

1979 ALCS Game One - 10/3/79 - Memorial Stadium - Baltimore, Maryland California Angels For the first time in their 19 year history, the California Angels (88 - 74) are in the playoffs! The trade for former MVP and seven time batting champ Rod Carew has paid off immediately. The Angels have the league's top offense, lead by an MVP performance by Don Baylor (.296/.371/.530 36 HR 139 RBI 145 OPS+) and bolstered by bounce back All-Star seasons from 2B Bobby Grich (.294/.365/.537 30 HR 101 RBI 145 OPS+) and C Brian Downing (.326/.418/.482 12 HR 75 RBI 142 OPS+). Nolan Ryan, Dave Frost, and Frank Tanana hold down the rotation, and rookie righty Mark Clear is the lone star out of the pen. Former All Star shortstop Jim Fregosi (who was famously traded for his star righty Ryan earlier this decade) is at the helm for California, in just his first full season as a manager. This feel-good team, these "Yes We Can" Angels have a tall task ahead of them in their first ever postseason series. Baltimore Orioles Pitching, defense, and three-run homers. That's how Earl Weaver's Orioles (102 - 57) get it done. This season marks the sixth American League East crown since '69 for Baltimore, and while the lineups and rotations have changed, their style of play has not. Sure, Jim Palmer, Mark Belanger, and Al Bumbry are still there, but gone are the Robinsons (Brooks and Frank), Boog Powell, Davey Johnson, Dave McNally, and Mike Cuellar, just to name a few. The rotation is strong once again, led by Cy Young winner Mike Flanagan, as well as Scott McGregor and Dennis Martinez. The bullpen is reliable, with Don Stanhouse and Tippy Martinez always on call. And the lineup is dangerous, with stars Eddie Murray (.295/.369/.475 25 HR 99 RBI 130 OPS+) and Ken Singleton (.295/.405/.533 35 HR 111 RBI 155 OPS+) packing plenty of punch in the heart of the order. The role players always shine under Weaver, with Gary Roenicke, Pat Kelly, and utility-man John Lowenstein providing timely hits time and again. Game one of this series is a matchup of legends: Jim Palmer (10 - 6 3.30 ERA 155 IP) vs. Nolan Ryan (16 - 14 3.60 ERA 222 IP). Both have struggled with injuries and inconsistency throughout the year; however, they will bring their best in the playoffs and keep their teams in it. Neither will factor in the decision, as this tight ballgame will go into extra innings. From there, an unexpected hero will shine. Tune in for a thrilling start to the 1979 postseason! Links Audio Clips from joeydbball Youtube. NBC Broadcast and Baltimore Radio WFBR-AM w/Tom Marr and Bill O'Donnell. As always shout out to Baseball Reference and SABR for statistics, box scores, background information, and much, much more. Catch you next time, P.C.O.

063 Alex Romero, Skateboarder and Optometrist to Skateboarding Superstars, and to me too... I met Alex at the Vans HB Skatepark with my friend Chuck Walstead. Alex was just another one of us skaters, and my friend Chuck said, he's my Optometrist too... I immediately said I am coming to you. I prefer to do business with skaters whenever I can. After going to Alex, I was stoked knowing I had someone who cared about my eyes and my world. So turns out his clients include skaters Eddie Elguera, Scott Hostert, Christian Hosoi and Pops Hosoi, Mike McGill, Eric Dressen, Chuck Walstead, Dennis Martinez, Darren Ho, Nick Rosenthal, Cholo from Scum Skates, Steve Caballero, SkateMaster Tate and Mark Waters (RIP, Two Rad Skaters both gone too soon), Christian Jacobs (of Yo Gabba Gabba and Aquabats fame), Parker Jacobs, Billy Zoom and so many more.... Turns out this skater is taking care of the eyes of many of us. So, we chat about life, what takes a guy from skateboarding to Optometry School, and what skateboarding means to him and how it has and does influence his daily life. One look around his office and you'll see.... The stairway going up to his office is lined with skateboard decks and pictures with his awesome clientele. It was awesome doing this podcast with him, because I really have always wanted my podcast to be converstations with people I've met throughout skateboarding, not just pro's or people from the industry but just interesting people with different stories. I hope you enjoy, and if you need some new glasses or contacts, hit up Orange Circle Optometry in Orange, CA...

Dicen que lo que bien inicia bien acaba y en este episodio de Ya es Lunes te damos los tips necesarios para iniciar tu proyecto y asociarte con alguien más; desde cómo encontrarse hasta cómo sobrevivir a tu socio que es de tu familia. Este episodio fue posible gracias a la participación de Kenya Rodriguez, diseñadora de interiores (@kenyarodriguez_estudio), a Valentina Claveria y Catalina Serrano, co-fundadoras de Blanc Dhalia (IG: blancdahlia), y a las hermanas Alejandra y Dennis Martinez, fundadoras de Romeo Y Julieta charcutería y quesos ( IG: @romeroyjulieta.gdl )

This was recorded in 2010 when Tim Wallach managed the Albuquerque Isotopes which were then the AAA-Los Angeles Dodgers. Some of the discussion includes his first major league All-Star Game in 1984 and playing in Dennis Martinez perfect game in 1991

Legendary Montreal Expos announcer Dave Van Horne looks back on his Hall of Fame career, how he got the job in Montreal plus memories of the Jarry Park Days, Blue Monday and calling Dennis Martinez's perfect game!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“It was kinda the same guys, doing the same stuff.. dont get me wrong- it was radical, and we all loved it. and, wanted to see it. But- there was a lot more out there, than just that.. you had to get out there, and see it. That's what me & my crew did.”- skateboarding LEGEND, Marty Grimes Tune in as Marty talks both him, and his brother Clyde making tryouts for E-Z Rider. He opens up about skateboarding LEGEND Jay Adams & the connection to his career. We talk recent HOF inductee- Dennis Martinez, Freddie DeSoto, and Pedro Barros. We discuss 50 years of making his own skateboards, Inner City Bank Planks. The science behind “rockers”, whats going on with Hood Wood Skates & all things skateboarding! This is one of the most exciting interviews, I've ever done. Thank you, to Mr. Marty Grimes!! A true treasure to skateboarding, and one of the most genuine humans on this planet. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets GO!- Clyde Singleton

The Chief and the Champ induct five players in the the Rooster Wing of Baseball Hall of Fame: Lou Pinella, Lou Whitaker, Dave Duncan, Dennis Martinez, and Dick Allen.  We also get into the MLB playoffs, surge in SB's, and 2021 corrections.

I am still your host for the Hour of Falling, Fr. Nelson Devin Mothersbaugh, alias your friend DJ Slimy, coming from the borough of Congress Head in the beautiful snow blanketed state of Maine.PatronsChester Bless, DanOnTheEarth, Dennis Martinez, Shawn Phillips, Amanda Wood, Retro Seamstress, Nyarlethotep, Christian Hiatt, Jesse Nash, Mitchell Leger, Unique Mr. E, Dakota Ellison, Gallant Facade, George Bell, Sterling Neil, Adam Chan, Nicholas Ranum, Alex Kollmar, Andrew Springer, Anthony Sorrentino, Maria Mason, Taco Doomforge, Mrbleez, Chris WhiteCast & Crew:SCP-6223 was written by LordStoneFishHost & Narrator - Jon GrilzDJ Slimy - Trevor ShandPaul - Brandon NguyenTony - Russ MoreDesk Clerk/Motor Cop - Graham RowatDistraught Caller/Dying Man/Diner Customer - Fletcher ArmstrongSitcom Actor/ Zealous Caller - Brandon P. JenkinsSitcom Actress/Diner Waitress/ Dr. Pangborne - Addison Peacock____________Assistant Editor - Jesse HallAssistant Editor - Danny SweetCommunity Manager - Celeste CasianMusic by Tom Rory ParsonsShowrunner/Sound Designer - Pacific S. ObadiahProducers - Tom Owen & Brad MiskaPresented by Bloody Disgustingwww.Bloody-Disgusting.com www.SCParchives.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scp_pod Twitter: https://twitter.com/scp_pod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scppod Discord: https://discord.gg/yW5BVPFgzp See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dennis sits down to interview the legend himself, Ron Hassey, the only MLB catcher to catch two perfect games. Dennis & Ron discuss the first perfect game caught with Len Barker in 1981 with the Indians and then dig in to the second perfect game as pitched by Dennis Martinez with the Expos in 1991. 

Today Classic Moment is brought to you by www.franchisinghelp.com if your career is in transition talk to the Experts and see if they can help.  On May 10, 1981, Montreal Expos right-hander Charlie Lea pitches the first no-hitter in the history of Olympic Stadium. Lea, the first French-born pitcher to hurl a no-hitter, strikes out eight batters and walks four in the second game of a doubleheader, as the Expos beat the San Francisco Giants, 4-0. In 2010 Lea was asked what he remembered about the final out of the game, it ended with a fly ball of the bat of Giants first baseman Enos Cabell. Lea said “It was a slider a little bit away from him,”  he went onto say, ” I don’t know if it was up or down but he hit it off the end, a little lazy fly ball to center. Dawson really didn’t have to move out of his tracks. Andre was a fairly emotionless guy. When he caught it and and immediately threw his arms in the air and started jumping up and down, me seeing his emotion, it was something special.” Only three pitchers tossed no-hitters for the Montreal Expos franchise, Bill Stoneman did it twice in 1969 and 1972, and Dennis Martinez pitched a perfect game in 1991. Learn More about the teams, players, ball parks and events that happened on this date in history just click the tags! 1981 | Andre Dawson | Bill Stoneman | Charlie Lea | Dennis Martinez | Enos Cabell | May 10 | Montreal Expos | Olympic Stadium | San Francisco Giants

Interviews with the AAC Offensive, Co-Defensive, Goalkeeper and Head of the Coaching Staff of the Year - ahead of the Bulls' tournament semifinal date with ECU.

The party-crashing Indians have Dennis Martinez on the mound against Dan Petry and the Motor City Kitties. Bob Costas shares his thoughts on the Clevelanders and Indians’ pitcher Orel Hershiser looks into the opposite dugout to talk about ex-teammate Kirk Gibson.  Feel free to be following along and checking box scores and brackets at the league website, TheThrowbackLeague.com.

It’s finally happened; the bracket supplies the gift of the same franchise having two teams in one game. Scott McGregor and Dennis Martinez face off at Memorial Stadium to see which version of Orioles Magic will prevail. Steve Stone and Jim Palmer both weigh on and former Orioles Voice Jon Miller has the preview. Feel free to be following along and checking box scores and brackets at the league website, TheThrowbackLeague.com

BC Sports Hall of Fame curator Jason Beck joined The Sport Market to recall some of the biggest moments this week in B.C. sport history, from an Olympic gold medal in 1928 by the underrated Percy Williams to the opening of the British Empire Games in Vancouver in 1954. He also talks Larry Walker, who was part of the Dennis Martinez perfect game 29 years ago this week.

This Day in History -   - Disney's Alice in Wonderland released  - Dennis Martinez pitched the 13th perfect game in baseball History  - Animal House hits the theaters  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this Spanish-language podcast, MLB legend, Dennis Martínez, talks about his efforts to raise money for healthcare workers in his native Nicaragua, who are on the front lines of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic without adequate protective gear or supplies. Martinez became the first Nicaraguan to play in the Major Leagues. He made history in July of 1991 when, as part of the Montreal Expos, he pitched the "perfect game", beating the L.A. Dodgers 2-0. Martinez has joined efforts through a GoFundMe page to raise $ for Nicaraguan healthcare workers, hoping to get another "perfect game" and strike out the coronavirus.

His dad tried to mold him into the greatest player in baseball history, and almost succeeded, turning Mickey Mantle into a 5 tool, switch hitting idol to millions who homered from both sides of the plate for the first time 65 years ago this week. Mike and Bill look back on the early life of The Mick, what drove him to succeed, and the demons and injuries that almost derailed him on the way to becoming one of the greatest players in the game's history. Plus, happy birthday to Dennis Martinez and Jose Rijo.

Pelosi "cynical" $ 3 trillion proposal won't get anywhere....GOP wins on Tuesday.......Unmasking General Flynn.....Lopez-Obrador wants more information on "Fast and Furious".....Frank Sinatra 1998....Happy # 66 Dennis Martinez....Happy # 78 Hall of Famer Tony Perez...Jack Bruce 1943-2014...Delegates arrived in Philadelphia 1787.......and other stories....... Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter. See Carlos Guedes' schedule......

We get into the passing of Tony Fernandez and why he should be remembered for his bat and not his glove in Cleveland. We dig into Mike Clevinger's knee and what this means for the Indians. We talk about a coaching addition to the pro team, and a roster subtraction. Then we talk about how much variance there is for the Indians this year, and how they are not a team that can absorb losses to their roster due to the lack of depth all over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We get into the passing of Tony Fernandez and why he should be remembered for his bat and not his glove in Cleveland. We dig into Mike Clevinger's knee and what this means for the Indians. We talk about a coaching addition to the pro team, and a roster subtraction. Then we talk about how much variance there is for the Indians this year, and how they are not a team that can absorb losses to their roster due to the lack of depth all over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 1990's was the end of the Cleveland Municipal Stadium era and the beginning of the time at Jacob's Field. The Tribe won American League titles in 1995 and 1997 and played in the World Series those two years. In 1996, 1998 and 1999 the team made the playoffs as well. It was a glorious time for Tribe fans. Exciting players from the 1990's include: Rod Nichols, Charles Nagy, Al Nipper, Alex Cole, Keith Hernandez, Chris James, Dion James, Candy Maldonado, Mitch Webster, Beau Allred, Carlos Baerga, Sandy Alomar, Jr., Glenallen Hill, Wayne Kirby, Jim Thome, Mark Whiten, Jose Mesa, Eric Plunk, Mark Lewis, Paul Sorrento, Mark Clark, Alvaro Espinoza, Sam Horn, Lance Parrish, Manny Ramirez, Jeff Treadway, Dennis Martinez, Jack Morris, Eddie Murray, Omar Vizquel, Herbert Perry, Paul Assenmacher, Orel Hershiser, Chad Ogea, Eric Plunk, Brian Giles, Tony Pena, Billy Ripken, Dave Winfield, Julian Tavarez, Einar Diaz, Jeff Kent, Kevin Seitzer, Bartolo Colon, Mike Jackson, Jaret Wright, Tony Fernandez, David Justice, Bip Roberts, Matt Williams, Dave Burba, Dwight Gooden, Russell Branyan, Jolbert Cabrera, Cecil Fielder, Travis Fryman, Richie Sexson, Ricardo Rincon, Roberto Alomar, Harold Baines, Dave Roberts, Wil Cordero and many more!

Tosh Berman chats with Hole in the Air's Gabrielle Neuman, Paul M. Neuman and Renee Nahum about his book, Tosh: Growing up in Wallace Berman's World, as well as about many other famous and not so famous folks, music, L.A.,and even the TV Show The Rifleman.

Skateboardpodden satte sig ned med Tony Magnusson och pratade: Om att vara en bättre pingisspelare än skateboardåkare. Om att tappa fingrar. Om Gallerian-tiden. Om Newsport House. Om att ha en strandalkis från Pacific Beach, San Diego som bilskollärare. Om att äta gratis hos Hare Krishna. Om att bo i sin bil. Om att planera att bli världens bästa skateboardåkare för att sen träffa Tony Hawk och därefter ändra planen. Om McTwist i allmänhet och när Christian Hosoi gör McTwist i synnerhet. Om Animal Chin och Shackle Me Not. Om Hell Concave, Hell Concave He He He He Hell Concave. Om H-Street. Om Plan B. Om Evol. Om Osiris. Om megaramper och deras läskighet. Och om mycket mer...   Namn som nämndes: Per Viking, Alexander Lindgren, Lasse Gringo, Eddie ”El Gato” Elguera, Tony Alva, Kevin Eastman, Alan Gelfand, Greger ”Park Marshal” Hagelin, Mad Mark Baker, Jay Adams, Danny Way, Peter Klang, Dennis Martinez, Gator, Billy Ruff, Tom Sims, Mike Ternasky, Mike McGill, Pat Duffy, Eric Koston, Ron Allen, Pelle Gunnerfeldt, Peter Smolik, Chad Muska, Lester Kasai, Ruby Lily mfl.   Trevlig lyssning! Denis & Mathias   ————————————————— Om du gillar det vi gör. Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810 ————————————————— Länkar:   https://h-street.com/   Vision Pro skate escape https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wF067pqkvM   H-street - Shackle me not https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhSRk4q0cbk&t=2778s   H-street - Hokus Pokus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyOeNcN_xwA   Tony Magnusson part I Speed freaks - Santa Cruz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUTkF0jOwxg   ————————————————— Vi finns på: www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/ https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/ Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify, Tacky.se och skateboardpodden.se   Om du gillar det vi gör så swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810

If you're going to watch a Home Run Derby, it might as well be fun, right? Last night's was a lot of fun. Is something like that enough to make you want to pay money to see Vladimir Guerrero Jr in Baltimore later this season? Also is the "how to fix/save the MLB All-Star Game" conversation even one worth having? Late in Hour 1, Orioles Hall of Famer Dennis Martinez joined us to discuss his experience as a manager in the MLB All-Star Futures Game and his cherished memories of pitching in Baltimore. Early in Hour 2, our Lord and Savior Adley Rutschman checked in to discuss starting his pro career this week, some great stories about his crazy competitiveness with his mother and how he's handling the intense expectations surrounding him.

- Jordan Weal marque son premier but avec le Tricolore et les Canadiens l'emportent 3 à 1 face aux Kings - Segment « Bon cop, bad cop » - Entrevue avec le légendaire lanceur des Expos, Dennis Martinez, en marge de l'Expo Fest - Marc-André Perreault commente le voyage dans l'ouest des Canadiens - Et Mikaël Kingsbury est en studio pour faire le point sur sa saison

Booyah 90s Sports. Jeffrey Dahmer & Mike Tyson just got arrested. Terminator 2 is out. Rob's dad makes him a Rocketeer pack out of 2 liter Coke bottles. And Dennis Martinez and the Expos don't let any Dodgers ever get on base.  Reach out to suggest a subject or share a memory. booyahpodcast@gmail.com // 857-626-6924

Jerry Reuss is a former left-handed pitcher who enjoyed a 22-year career (1969-90) in Major League Baseball. The native of St. Louis was a two-time All-Star selection (in 1975 and ’80), was named National League Comeback Player of the Year in 1980 and was a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 1981 World Championship team.  He won 220 games with a career earned run average of 3.64 and 1,907 strikeouts while pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals (1969-71), Houston Astros (1972-73), Pittsburgh Pirates (1974-78 and 1990), Dodgers (1979-87), Cincinnati Reds (1987), California Angels (1987), Chicago White Sox (1988-89) and Milwaukee Brewers (1989).  He pitched a no-hitter for the Dodgers on June 27, 1980 against the San Francisco Giants. He is one of only two Pirates to have played for Danny Murtaugh, Chuck Tanner and Jim Leyland (John Candelaria is the other). He was the third oldest active player when he retired at age 41 in 1990. He was one of only 29 players in Major League history to play in four different decades. In 1988, he became the second pitcher in history, joining Milt Pappas, to win 200 career games without ever winning 20 in a single season. He was later joined by Frank Tanana, Charlie Hough, Dennis Martinez, Chuck Finley, Mike Mussina (Mussina won 20 for the first time after recording his 200th win), Kenny Rogers and Tim Wakefield. After his playing career, Reuss worked as a broadcaster with ESPN (1991-93) and the Angels (1996-98). He served as a pitching coach with the minor league Iowa Cubs before returning to broadcasting with the Dodgers in 2006 as a color commentator. Jerry was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame on January 31, 2016. Currently, Jerry lives in Las Vegas with his wife, Chantal and broadcasts a limited schedule of games for the Las Vegas 51’s, the Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets.

Agenda summary: Ryan waits for a table with James Hetfield. Bartolo Colon Wins record. Alternative transportation to Dodger's Stadium. Tampa Bay Rays Stadium new roof design. Minor League pilot rule. Tommy Fleetwood mis-wiring. Topps 3D. Matt Harvey baseball cards. Multi-year rookie cards. 2018 NSCC Review. FULL AGENDA: Ryan waits for a table with James Hetfield. Bartolo Colon leads Latin American pitchers in Wins at 247 surpassing Dennis Martinez (245).1)Colon makes MLB history as Rangers rout Mariners. www.star-telegram.com Elon Musk’s Boring Company proposes high speed underground tunnel “The Dugout Loop” to transport 8-16 people at speeds between 125-150 mph to Dodger Stadium The post #202: Colon, Musk, Harvey, Rays Stadium, Topps 3D, Rookie Cards, and More appeared first on The Radicards® Blog.

This episode of AOTB features Dennis Martinez, lead vocalist/percussionist of local Laredo, TX band Banda Chovi. We hang out talk about music in general, some local chill spots with good food, and upcoming movies that have got us hyped! Enjoy the episode. DISCLAIMER I DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC THAT IS PLAYED IN THIS EPISODE. Outro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6nLIfSWKdE

We will look the contrast in the US, Cuba and Venezuela economies.....Socialism is failing in Cuba and Venezuela..........Red state Democrat McCaskill.....Talk of a blue wave is back specially for the House........Jackie Kennedy 1929-94......Dennis Martinez 1991.....Kenny Rogers 1994.....Happy # 69 Vida Blue......and others stories............. Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter. Check Carlos Guedes' schedule this week in Dallas    

We waren zaterdagavond er nog wel zó van overtuigd: dit swingende Nederlands Team kon op zondag toch echt niet verliezen van Taipei? Helaas bleek honkbal eens te meer moeilijk te voorspellen, want de Oranje Leeuwen gingen met 3-2 ten onder tegen de squeezende Aziaten. Jasper zocht na de wedstrijd bondscoach Evert-Jan 't Hoen dus maar even op om de jinx op te biechten en te bespreken wat er fout ging. Verder nemen Dennis en Jasper het avondduel tussen Japan en Cuba door, praten ze over de sterke optredens van de (internationale) umpire-crew die op de Week aan het werk is en delen ze verhalen van de pers- en scouttribune. Marco neemt ons mee terug naar de tijd dat legendarische spelers als Dave Winfield en Dennis Martinez op de Week actief waren.

En nuestro episodio de hoy analizamos los posibles cambios de cada equipo, el record de Bartolo Colon, la firmas internacionales del 2 de julio y como siempre escuchamos los mejores bambinazos de la semana y sus opiniones

En nuestro episodio de hoy analizamos los posibles cambios de cada equipo, el record de Bartolo Colon, la firmas internacionales del 2 de julio y como siempre escuchamos los mejores bambinazos de la semana y sus opiniones

We look at President Trump's foreign policy, from North Korea to an embassy in Jerusalem..........Democrats who voted for John Brennan but will not support Gina Haspel......The crazy left is killing the Democrat Party...........was the FBI spying on the Trump campaign and who approved it?....Frank Sinatra died 1998......Happy # 76 Tony Perez.....Happy # 64 Dennis Martinez.....Mickey Mantle hit # 500 in 1967............and others stories............. Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter. Check Carlos Guedes' schedule this week in Dallas      

Pro skateboarder, Dennis Martinez discusses growing up in the golden era of skating, his rise and fall due to drugs and his mission to help others.

SUBSCRIBE: WWW.EARTHREPAIRRADIO.COM Don tipping's Permaculture Farm is just about the best one out there. Don has been developing his thriving Permaculture system for 20 years now, and it is really something to behold, he is living the dream! Don is a an organic seed farmer in the Siskiyou Mountains of Southern Oregon, USA. In this episode he talks about his legal battles against GMO pollen contamination, his amazing Permaculture farm, reaching out to the next generation of young farmers, agriculture in the age of climate change, and much much more! Don's Links: www.siskiyouseeds.com www.sevenseedsfarm.com Video of Seven Seeds Farm water system: https://youtu.be/_X-BMbLBozA Seven Seeds Farm Drone Footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZYtATUNgmU Don Tipping Full Biography: Don Tipping has been offering hands on, practical workshops at Seven Seeds Farm since 1997. We are a small, organic family farm in the Siskiyou Mountains of SW Oregon; situated at 2,000 feet elevation on a 7,000 tall-forested mountain with rushing spring fed creeks flowing through the land and nestled among old growth forests. Here we produce fruits, vegetables, seeds, herbs, wool, eggs, and lamb. The farm has been designed to function as a self-contained, life regenerating organism with waste products being recycled and feeding other elements of the system. Lauded as one of the best examples of a small productive Biodynamic and Permaculture farms in the northwest by many, Seven Seeds helps to mentor new farmers through internships and workshops. We have produced certified organic vegetable, flower and herb seeds for over a dozen national scale seed companies. Seven Seeds has also been active in USDA Western SARE, Organic Seed Alliance and other seed initiatives to advance the development of open pollinated organic seeds. In 2009 we began Siskiyou Seeds, a bioregional organic seed company operated from the home farm. Don helped to found the Siskiyou Sustainable Cooperative, which manages a 300 share CSA, commercial seed growing, and an equipment co-op and internship curriculum among 12 cooperating farms. He also co-founded the Family Farmers Seed Cooperative, a seed grower, marketing and distribution cooperative comprised of 10 western organic farms. More recently we created the Southern Oregon Seed Growers Association (SOSGA) to advocate for and support a bioregional seed system. With this group and Our Family Farms Collective (OFFC) and Oregonians for Safe Food & Families (OSSF) we successfully banned the growing of GMO crop in Jackson & Josephine Counties. Don helps people focus upon helping people build their skill sets in sustainable life skills such as permaculture, biodynamics, organic gardening, eco-forestry, seed saving and other traditional arts that help to build regenerative culture. He has co taught with a wide group of widely respected people in the both the seed & Permaculture movement including: Tom Ward, Larry Korn, Michael “Skeeter” Pilarski, Bill McDorman, Dennis Martinez, John Navazio, Andrew Milleson, Frank Morton, Harald Hoven, Jude Hobbs, Becky Bee, Rowen White and more. He sits on the board of the Rocky Mountain Seed Alliance and is a regular contributor to the OSU Small Farms educational programs, The Seed Academy is a 5 day intensive in organic seed production and plant breeding that occurs at Seven Seeds Farm with guest instructors including Rowen White, Bill McDorman, Belle Star, Andrew Still, Sarah Kleager and Jonthan Spero. Don is also a charter member of the Open Source Seed Initiative (OSSI) as a plant breeder and a seed company advocate. He also sits in an advisory role with Top Leaf Urban Farms in Oakland, CA. Don is regularly sought out as a teacher, collaborator and consultant in the Pacific Northwest.

Dennis Martinez at his Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame induction last month.

  Guest:   Michael Prada joins me for a look at the 2016 race between Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton....the Trump foreign policy........trade agreements........the trans-gender bathroom controversy.......our upcoming World War II series with Barry Jacobsen.....and we say happy birthday to Dennis Martinez and Tony Perez, a couple of our favorite baseball players growing up.........and other stories from the front pages.......... Click here for some of our friends: ...CLICK AUDIBLE.COM, YOUR SOURCE FOR AUDIO BOOKS! CHECK OUT MY FRIEND CARLOS GUEDES AND HIS MUSIC........ FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER......

Allen and Carolyn Fisher present: Arming Champions Radio, with our END THE YEAR WITH HEARING ABOUT THE TOP TEN SHOWS OF ARMING CHAMPIONS! LISTEN TO QUOTES FROM AMAZING ATHLETES AND CHAMPIONS IN THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE, including: football great Ryan McBean, skateboarding champion Dennis Martinez, olympic athlete Cory Buttner and more! Be inspired as we take a look at what a powerful 2013 it's been, and gear up for the next year! Sponsored by NutriSports.org | TheTowerGardens.com

BEFORE TONY HAWK, THERE WAS MARTINEZ 360's and fakies were sepcialties of Dennis Martinez, champion skateboarder and legend in the sport, who in the 70's was doing commercials for Pepsi and 7Up, touring the country and skating professionally alongside legends like Stacy Peralta, Pineapple, Tony Alva and Jay Adams. Dennis had a long run with Coccaine and rockstarlike fame and fortune, "I thought it made me skate better 'cause I felt like I had no fear. I had to skate high, not just a little high, I'm talking extremely high. Even at the U.S. Championship in Florida, I probably did $300 worth of dope before the competition." When he sold his beloved World Championship cup for $500 worth of dope, the tailspin was hitting him. "Four friends murdered and one serving a 678-year sentence." Join us as we find out how Dennis went from fame and fortune, to addiction and destruction, rock bottom prison that turned to into a life of joy, purpose and fame in a whole new way. TRAINING CENTER - www.sdtrainingcenter.com Prison Life OFF THE STREET - www.offthestreet.tv OTS Mission Statement: To educate, encourage and empower youth to live their dreams without drugs, crime or gangs.   www.ArmingChampions.com