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In this episode, Casey is joined by Dodgers television analyst Jerry Hairston Jr. to discuss Shohei Ohtani, and the pressure on the Dodgers heading into this season.
In the first hour of The Vince Coglianese Show, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, or as Vince calls them, the “Dudes of Perpetual Bigotry” are set to be honored at tonight's Dodgers game. The Dodgers TV affiliate refuses to air a commercial made by the Catholic Vote criticizing their decision to honor an anti-Catholic hate group. Trevor Williams speaks out against the Dodgers decision and defends his religion. Vince speaks with Shawn Fleetwood, Staff Writer for The Federalist about his column “Daniel Penny's Indictment Deserve The Level of Outrage Trump's Got.” For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm. To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.
Hour 3- MLB analyst Mark Sweeney previews Padres Dodgers series, tv listings, fusion.
Angelo and the morning team discuss the Eagles preseason game, the Phillies big series against the Mets and Dodgers TV reporter David Vassegh slide mishap.
Bill opens the final hour of the show hearing what defensive coordinator Joe Barry had to say to the media. He then talks about Randall Cobb's take on the young wide receiver room, hears Brian Gutenkunst speak to the media and talks about a Dodgers TV guy breaking his wrist at AmFam FieldSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
He covers one of the most iconic teams in sports and lets us know what Atlanta Braves fans can expect from the Dodgers this weekend at Truist....and what it's been like watching Freddie Freeman so far this season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
He covers one of the most iconic teams in sports and lets us know what Atlanta Braves fans can expect from the Dodgers this weekend at Truist....and what it's been like watching Freddie Freeman so far this season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dodgers television pregame and postgame host Jerry Hairston Jr. introduces us to the current version of AJ Pollock, whom the White Sox acquired earlier in the day. Can he even play right field?
SD Loyal Sal Zizzo, best bets, Joe Musgrove talks about facing the dodgers, TV listings & a joke
Dodgers TV analyst, best-selling author of The Big Chair and former GM, Ned Colletti joins the podcast this week to share some of his incredible stories from his near 40 year career in baseball. We finally set the record straight about Kourtney's role in Justin's original minor league deal that capped off with a night at the blackjack tables in Australia. Ned recalls his lengthy hiring process and transition from the rival Giants to the Dodgers. He'll give his thoughts on the current team he helped shape as well as the current cross-town rivalry in Chicago. Follow Ned: @therealnedcolletti
The Orioles are in the Yasiel Puig market. But why? Why would that make any sense at all? We discussed that to start today's show-with Dodgers TV analyst/former Oriole Jerry Hairston Jr.-who thinks the signing WOULD make sense for Baltimore. Also in Hour 1, we discussed the Ravens' silly all-time but also why it isn't quite as silly as it is but that actually makes it even more silly. It's a whole thing. At the top of Hour 2, we met Baltimore republican mayoral nominee Pastor Shannon Wright, who discussed sports-related topics like the future of Pimlico, Royal Farms Arena, the Orioles' lease and Baltimore athletes protesting. And at the bottom of Hour 2, our pal Jeremy Conn from 105.7 The Fan joined us to discuss Puig, the insanity of leaving Derrick Maason off the Ravens' team and the whole Will Smith thing.
Ryan Covay and Joe Shasky are joined by sixteen year MLB vet and current Dodgers TV analyst, Jerry Hairston Jr, as they discuss the current state of the MLB and the ongoing discussions between players and owners.
PMS talks to Dodger 1988 World Series Champion and Dodgers TV analyst Orel Hershiser.
Behind Enemy Lines: Joe Davis, Dodgers TV play-by-play announcer
Solo Talk! I hosted Dodgers pre/post game show on TV! Walked around the stadium in suit and felt like a dream come true. That and more.
Solo Talk! I hosted Dodgers pre/post game show on TV! Walked around the stadium in suit and felt like a dream come true. That and more.
Our first PODCAST!!! Desire (@prettyybirrd), Alex (@alexuur) and Gabe (@gaberealsports) tell you a little about what you can expect from the Pantone 294 Podcast plus they give their opinions on the Dodgers TV deal, Fan Fest and Dad Jokes!
Our first PODCAST!!! Desire (@prettyybirrd), Alex (@alexuur) and Gabe (@gaberealsports) tell you a little about what you can expect from the Pantone 294 Podcast plus they give their opinions on the Dodgers TV deal, Fan Fest and Dad Jokes!
From Wednesday, October 25, 2017: Thom welcomes on former baseball player Jerry Hairston Jr. to discuss his long career in the MLB. They cover the time he was traded for Sammy Sosa, playing for Dusty Baker, his thoughts on him not returning to the Nationals and more. Jerry currently is part of the Dodgers TV broadcasts.
In a serious episode of Guys In Shorts, the guys tackle the hard hitting issues at play in the dumpster fire that is the Dodgers TV deal... ok, so it's not all that serious, but it's definitely hard hitting. Who's to blame? The Dodgers? Time Warner? DirecTV? The guys discuss all the reasons you can't hear Vin Scully on TV in his final season. You'll also be brought up to speed on the Kings and Clippers playoffs, the Rams #1 pick in the NFL draft and the LA Galaxy taking out a guy named Darlington Nagby... I know what you're thinking, yes that's a real name and yes, he probably negotiates Time Warner's TV deals.
Host Adam John (San Diego State Sports MBA Candidate 2014) welcomes fellow classmates Dom Lucq, Jasmine McGee, Patrick Coghlan and Walter Franco to discuss a variety of topics in this Sports Business Roundtable. Topics include: the real value of the Dodgers TV deal, Maryland/Rutgers moving to the Big 10, Tennessee Athletic Department financial woes and Cisco's StadiumVision Mobile product.