Podcasts about dodgertown

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Clustering everyone in Blue, the story of Dodgertown.

Doc opens talking about the color yellow in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Dodgertown in sports and Tony Orlando and Dawn in art. The injury of the week is the Dodgers' Dustin May's Tommy John surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.

Are things getting back to normal in Dodgertown? Will the Angels continue their trend? Who will be left standing at the end of the season and in Williamsport? Jeff ponders these points in another Jana-less edition of SRBB! Twitter @SiblingRivlryBB IG/FB @SiblingRivalryBB SiblingRivalryBB.com

DV catches up with the Dodger legend. Ron shares his memories of Dodgertown in Vero Beach. He also talks about his new book, Penguin Power.

Ron shares his memories of Dodgertown in Vero Beach, and also talks about his new book, Penguin Power.

The Mark Moses Show is joined by Sports Author Paul Ferrante to talk about his career, his new book "The Kid from Dodgertown" and how he will be speaking at the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum in August.  Listen weekday afternoons from 3-6 pm eastern on Sports Radio 107.9 FM/1560 The Fan & Sportsradio1560.com. You can also listen to Mark Mid days on 95.9 The Rocket. Follow him on social media @markmosesshow

DV talks to Jose after the Dodgers lose to the Marlins, 2-1. Vassegh shares a conversation he had with Rick Monday about Dodgertown.

DV talks to Jose after the Dodgers lose to the Marlins, 2-1. Vassegh shares a conversation he had with Rick Monday about Dodgertown.

In this episode, FSA speaks with Indian River County Sheriff Eric Flowers. While elected sheriff in 2020, Sheriff Flowers is hardly a newcomer having served in patrol, drug units and various command posts during his time in the sheriff's office. We discuss pill mills, their amazing real-time crime center and the youthful joys of Dodgertown! Sheriff Flowers has hit the ground running with several new public safety initiatives and is already making a significant impact on the community.

When baseball first started, there were no dugouts—but by 1908, they became part of the game for an unusual reason, as Jesse Goldberg-Strassler explains in this week’s Tales from The Baseball Thesaurus.Dugouts came to be for a simple reason: by putting the players lower than field level, fans sitting closest to the action, in the expensive seats, would have a better view of the game. Those early dugouts were basic, unlike the dugouts of today, which feature guard railings and screens to protect players from foul balls. And, as you might expect, players have bestowed a bevy of interesting monikers to these foul balls—heat-seeking missiles, ugly seekers—as well as to the players riding the pines, the benchwarmers.Not every dugout is a true dugout. It wasn’t until after the Los Angeles Dodgers moved spring operations to Arizona that sheltered dugouts were installed at Holman Stadium in Dodgertown, the team’s long-time Florida spring home. Instead, players sat on ground-level benches—with Tommy Lasorda holding court at the end closest to the umps.Goldberg-Strassler shares his insights on the colorful patois of America’s Pastime in this weekly podcast. You can find The Baseball Thesaurus at augustpublications.com.

Clustering everyone in Blue, the story of Dodgertown.

Doc opens talking about the color yellow in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Dodgertown in sports and Tony Orlando and Dawn in art. The injury of the week is the Dodgers' Dustin May's Tommy John surgery. The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners.

Doc opens talking about the color yellow in sports, art and medicine. Doc uses examples of Dodgertown in sports and Tony Orlando and Dawn in art. The injury of the week is the Dodgers' Dustin May's Tommy John surgery. . The Weekend Warrior Clinic opens for listeners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BASEBALL AND BABIES:MY LIFE AS A CATCHER by Ted Manos, M.D. This book was written thirty years ago, recounting an unbelievable journey, I had at that time, that can only happen in a dream. I was an obstetrician/gynecologist that saw an ad in The Sporting News that invited the reader to be "a Dodger for a week". I grew up in Brooklyn, New York and was just at the right age to follow the exploits of the Brooklyn Dodgers before they left for Los Angeles after the 1957 baseball season. I signed up for a week at Dodgertown, Vero Beach, Fl participating at a camp for adults following the spring training program the Brooklyn and, eventually the Los Angeles Dodgers held since 1948. I played baseball through college and was a catcher for my three varsity college years. I was good enough to dream of a career in baseball. I did well academically and eventually went to medical school and abandoned the dreams of baseball but continued "catching" babies as an obstetrician. The book, follows me from my thoughts before the week, to the experience of meeting men I idolized all my life. I also experience baseball without the doubts of youth. My performance was the things that dreams were made of. The former Brooklyn Dodgers I met, achieved magical results for their team and the borough of Brooklyn. Roger Kahn, a sports journalist, wrote a book in the early 1970's describing his coverage of the Brooklyn team in its prime and revisited the men he grew to love and respect over fifteen years after those days. The book was entitled "The Boys of Summer" and they became known as the title described. The book "Shoeless Joe" and the subsequent movie "Field of Dreams" captured the game of baseball and how it occurs to boys and men. The poignant lines are, "is this heaven, no it's Iowa" and "heaven is where dreams come true". My book allowed me to commune with the past and discover baseball, without the doubts that young minds create about their abilities. I even donned the catcher's gear for a few games. I couldn't have played better and the instructors were amazed. I found the freedom to experience the joy of the game and competition. It was also an opportunity for the "boys of summer" to relive their love of the game and the relationships they had lost touch of. Is this heaven? No, it's Dodgertown. Much like the "Field of Dreams" movie, where the ghosts of baseball players past, appear from a cornfield and start playing baseball, now the men I met have mostly passed on. My memories of the camp, and the "boys of summer", are like the characters in the movie coming out of the cornfield. They are the spirits of men, spending eternity playing baseball in a heaven. My life after the camp was transformed, as adult baseball leagues were born out of these "fantasy camps", and I played actively for the next twenty years. If the movie was true, the "boys of summer" are somewhere in heaven playing everyday. Author biography: Born in Brooklyn, NY graduated from Wesleyan University in Middletown CT, then Albany Medical College, Albany, NY with medical doctorate in 1970. Played amateur baseball growing up as well as Wesleyan University. Received offers to play professionally but chose education and a career in medicine. Married and raised a family, now retired living in central Florida. Additional accreditations and certifications: Board Certified in Ob/Gyn 1977. Various hospital affiliations and positions. US Navy 1971-1976 Medical Officer http://bookstore.workbookpress.xyz/product/baseball-and-babies/ https://www.amazon.com/Baseball-Babies-My-Life-Catcher/dp/1952754518 http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/drtmanoswbp.mp3

LIVE at 8pm ET, Dodgers superfan Rob Barnes and the Brooklyn Trolley Blogger Mike Lecolant come together to talk the history of Springtime for Brooklyn and springtime for the team that Brooklyn made. Join us LIVE at 8!

Brett Rapkin joins me to discuss his new HBO documentary, The Weight of Gold (HBO), regarding the mental health of Olympic athletes. BIO: Brett Rapkin is an Innovative Emmy award-winning Writer/Producer/Director with a deep track record of success in developing, producing, distributing, and promoting premium content across platforms and budgets.In 2016, Brett Rapkin won his first Emmy Award and also released his first narrative feature film as writer/director. "Spaceman," a feature film starring Josh Duhamel as gonzo MLB pitcher Bill "Spaceman" Lee was released theatrically and across VOD platforms by Orion/MGM on August 19th, 2016."Welcome to Dodgertown," narrated by Vin Scully and Larry King won a 2016 Emmy for Best Sports Special and was produced by his production company, Podium Pictures.Rapkin grew up playing year-round baseball in Los Angeles and attended The University of Arizona. Shortly after graduating, he ventured to Cuba with a small crew to direct the documentary film that would eventually become "Spaceman: A Baseball Odyssey."In 2003 he moved to New York after an offer to be mentored by the principals at Black Canyon Productions, the multiple Peabody and Emmy Award winning sports film production company. During that time he wrote, produced, and directed projects with and about Rod Stewart, Bode Miller, and many others.His award-winning second independent documentary film "Holy Land Hardball," premiered in 2009 and was also well received.Since then, he has worked with clients including NFL Media, ESPN, HBO, Showtime Red Bull, GMC, Michael Phelps, Apolo Anton Ohno, Shaun White, and many more.

In this candid interview with long-time Commissioner Pat O'Conner, you'll learn how their 160 teams are weathering the storm of COVID-19, the uncertain future of ongoing negotiations with Major League Baseball, the impact of MiLB teams in the communities they serve, and the opportunities that come from the many in-person internships in MiLB, including Pat's own experience at Dodgertown in Vero Beach that led to a long-term baseball career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The black and gold travel to Vero Beach, FL in 1974 in hopes of finding success on the shores of the Atlantic. Dodgertown became the training camp location for the Saints who were coming off of a 5-9 season. Listen as the people who were there describe all that went into Dodgertown, 1974.

Longtime LA sports broadcaster and now host of KPCC's Take Two A Martinez jumps in the chair for a special interview. He recounts a rollicking story of how he got his start in broadcasting in 1995 as if almost by coincidence (:42). He recounted a wonderful story about his first day at Dodgertown covering the Dodgers (6:30). He later hosted Lakers Line during a special run of greatness (10:42). His transition to news and KPCC in 2012 was a growth experience that continues to this day (14:26). He's an avid fantasy football player, and talks about how he got into it as well as what his some of his strategies are (18:41). This is a fun conversation with one of the most recognizable voices in LA media.

Tonight Chris Roberts and Scott preview the 2020 Southern California Sports Broadcasters Awards Luncheon on January 7th, 2020.

Episode 20 of The Guys in the Cheap Seats with Charles Campisi features Trevor Gooby. Trevor is the Senior Vice President of Ballpark Operations for the Seattle Mariners. Previously, Trevor served as the Senior Director of Florida Operations for the Pittsburgh Pirates and the General Manager of Dodgertown in Vero Beach for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Please subscribe and rate us on iTunes, Anchor, Stitcher, Podbean or wherever you get your podcasts. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Entertainment columnist Laurie K. Blandford tells us What To Do in 772 and Vero Beach gets competing offers for the old Dodgertown golf course. Laurie K. Blandford's Weekend Picks: http://bit.ly/2MLXLlb FHP reports finding driver in hit-and-run that killed Vero Beach runner: http://bit.ly/2wL4PVa Vero Beach calls time-out in deciding future of former Dodgertown golf course: http://bit.ly/2NqxZ5H Port St. Lucie Wawa opens Thursday: http://bit.ly/2CiZWYy

Visuals journalist Leah Voss shares her experiences documenting Florida's toxic algae blooms. Lake O aerials: http://bit.ly/2IX8Okx Florida Sportsman: http://bit.ly/2LMoUjb Central Marine/DEP results: http://bit.ly/2AQJ9LV Marcia Foosaner/Florida Voices: http://bit.ly/2sGnob1 Florida Voices video playlist: http://bit.ly/FloridaVoicesVideos Accused bogus 'war hero' under federal indictment: http://bit.ly/2MnvHV0 Huge spotted eagle ray swims along Fort Pierce coast: http://bit.ly/2MGakNW Is this new plan best for Dodgertown course? http://bit.ly/2PoN5qg

On this episode of #SoLA, Charlie and Camille try to learn “What is baseball?” from sports writer, Dodgers expert and superfan, Molly Knight! That’s right, the LA Dodgers are going to the World Series so it’s time for #SoLA to care- Charlie has had sports FOMO for too long. Molly talks about everything from being a 5th generation Angeleno, the California spirit, life in the press box and LA Ram-dom. Also discussed are M. Night Shyamalan and Haley Joel Osment, the magic of Charlize Theron, Chinatown, Monster, The Fast and Furious series, and 50 Shades Darker drinking games; the SATC third movie controversy comes up and Molly explains being a #SJPtruther. LA locales Dodger Stadium, The Ambassador Hotel and Sidebar at Covell all get the #SoLA endorsement. Slide into your DMs and grab a canned rosé. We’ll see you at the World Series!

This week we're joined by special guest EJ. We talk about USF football, break down the pros and cons of the group of five holding their own championship game, nonsense NCAA recruiting stats, the first female football scholarship recipient, Chandler Basha's Becca Longo, and talk about how Georgia Tech fans might be sick of Russell Athletic. We smoothly pivot to the weirdness that is Michael Jackson's Moonwalker Movie, Alex Jones and his claim that he is a performance artists, George W Bush visiting Vero Beach and how he doesn't seem so bad in retrospect. We do nothing to solve the complex and very serious problem of Gerrymandered congressional districts, Jason talks about waking up to a possible Red Dawn scenario and how excited he is about Everclear playing in Fort Pierce, we then talk about the Trump kids (we only forgot about 2 of them!), we continue to be obsessed with Chuck Tingle, we talk about how the Brave Wall Street Girl staring down the Wall Street Bull is a little more complicated than it seems, we briefly talk about money in politics, the Florida's 2018 gubernatorial candidates, and finish the episode talking about watching the Florida Fire Frogs lose to the St Lucie Mets at Historic (and in need of a renovation) Dodgertown.   www.rushingattack.com   Facebook: @RushingAttack   Twitter: @Rushing_Attack   Instagram: rushingattack

RECORDED AUGUST 14TH, 2013 - Ramses provides us with a little insight on this day in Dodger History - JD and Josh discuss their favorite and LEAST favorite commentators - Episode includes a wonderful piece from Vin Scully's HOF induction speech LIKE US! facebook.com/dodgertalk FOLLOW US! @Dodger_Talk @JDMiller5150 @RamsesL @Josh_Martinez88

RECORDED 8/8/13 - The Fellas talk about the impact of recent injuries upon the Dodgers lineup - Josh cracks the case of the missing offense when Kershaw is on the mound - JD and Ramses read the best comments and questions brought to us by THE FANS!!!! Our hearts go out to the family of Joshua Jones. He warmed our hearts during this season, and he won't soon be forgotten by The Dodgers or us fans. Much love... facebook.com/dodgertalk twitter.com/Dodger_Talk @JDMiller5150 @RamsesL @Josh_Martinez88

Gina and Randy recap the amazingness that was peep dodger night! Plus Gina spends another late night with Brother Grad and Randy clubs it up in the OC for W&W!

Frank McCourt, Los Angeles Dodgers owner joins us to discuss the iconic MLB franchise. Amongst the topics we cover with McCourt: the Dodgers vs Red Sox fundraiser game at the LA Coliseum, the Dodgers recent trip to China, the team's move from Dodgertown, their longtime spring training home in Vero Beach, Florida, the impact of the hiring of new manager Joe Torre and the overall state of MLB. Mark Clinard of adidas Motorsports also stops by to discuss adidas' partnership with NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt Jr. read more