Podcast appearances and mentions of Don Cooper

Don Cooper was referred to me by a mutual friend, Carolyn Strauss, in my search for a chapter speaker who would bring an innovative approach to sales training.  He brought his most popular workshop, The Myth of Price, and got great reviews from every attendee.  And - thankfully for our listeners, he made time to come by The LoCo Experience studios and share some of his principles for creative thinking about sales, and ultimately to break some of the psychological barriers for sales professionals - and clients - to get to win-win-win and YES!  Don's sales career began in middle school, when he started buying candy in bulk and selling to kids - and sometimes teachers or admin staff - but not competing with the brands the band or cheer squad were selling for fundraisers.  He was a socially awkward kid, and endured an abusive and isolating relationship with his mother for much of his childhood.  Eventually finding success and social skills through speech and debate, at one point Don imagined a life in conservative politics.  After growing disenchanted with politics, however, Don built his sales skills and programs, and came to Colorado as part of the Gorilla Group in the early 2000's.  When he was laid off during the post 9/11 dip, Don launched his independent sales training business in 2001 and hasn't looked back.  Don is the Sales Heretic - and a heretic in general he would say.  He's an eccentric genius - my favorite kind - and he shares very abundantly from his sales and training toolkit in this conversation.  So please enjoy getting to know and learn from the Sales Heretic, Don Cooper.  The LoCo Experience Podcast is sponsored by: Logistics Co-op | https://logisticscoop.com/

Update College Recruiting - expanded number of scholarships Intro - Larry Monroe Monroe was chosen by the Sox in the first round of the 1974 Major League Baseball draft with the eighth overall selection. After going 11-14 with a 2.91 ERA for the Knoxville Sox in 1976, he earned a late-season call-up to Chicago. He made his big league debut on August 23 against the Detroit Tigers, throwing two scoreless, hitless innings of relief. After his playing days, Monroe worked for the White Sox in various capacities. When Adrian Garrett replaced Vern Law as manager of the Denver Zephyrs in 1984, Monroe was brought in to become pitching coach. He was vice president of scouting and minor league operations from 1990 to 1994 and vice president of free agent and major league scouting until 2000. Monroe was an integral part of the advanced scouting team, which aided the Chicago White Sox in winning the 2005 World Series. More recently, he was an advisor to the baseball department through 2020. Monroe runs the personal pitching training business, Monroe Pitching, geared to young men looking to improve their talents. Monroe is the author of Best-Kept Secrets of Major League Pitching. Scouting story - JC left-handed pitchers in Florida. The mind of a scout. Topics Baseball has been thought of as a physical, mental, and emotional development game. Where have you seen the most changes in the areas of pitching development both positive and negative? TJ epidemic (tip of the iceberg). your thoughts and where do you see the most damage being done in your day-to-day operations? Contributing factors: Improper rest (weekly, monthly, annually), throwing year-round. Max effort philosophy in throwing and performance Pitch counts are adhered to in MILB and MLB but not in privatized amateur baseball Travel and Showcase baseball. Ex. 6 games on a weekend, where else does this happen? Quick story……. Jim Your thoughts on overall pitching development. Where do you place the importance in how you teach and coach? Any thoughts on how we reverse this injury trend? What can we learn from successful pitchers in the past (ex. Mark Buerhle) Any stories on the “Kiddie Core”, Dotson, Burns, Trout, Hoyt, and Wortham and how the White Sox were able to develop quality young starting pitching? In your scouting years (various roles) what were the things you looked for in a young pitcher? Any stories that show this thought process? One of my colleagues often quotes or shares talks given by Leo Mazzone and Don Cooper. Any personal insight on how the White Sox with Don Cooper was successful in developing quality pitchers? Mike Porzio story - how a different voice can alter a player's perception. How winter ball was used as an aid in development. Manageable workload was a part of development, now it appears MILB is merely the safety squad, trying to keep pitchers healthy by not throwing. MLB developed the Fall League for top prospects ( I believe spearheaded by Roland Hemond), bit now the top pitchers are usually not allowed to throw due to workload concerns. Any you would like to speak about please include.

Long-time White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper joins the show to tell-all about his tenure with the White Sox, the 2005 World Series, the most important inning in franchise history, and share some unfiltered stories about Mark Buehrle, Chris Sale, Gavin Floyd and countless others. Plus, Don shares his thoughts on how he and Rick Renteria were unfairly let go in 2020, and dives into his relationship with Jerry Reinsdorf, Kenny Williams and Rick Hahn. After, the guys discuss Chris Getz's recent quotes about active trade conversations, Johnathan Cannon's emergence, and the death of the legendary Willie Mays.

Tune in with Don Cooper and HJ3 as they explore the transformative world of API 653 and its implications for above-ground storage tank repairs. Featuring insights from experts Olley Scholer and Dominic Cozzetti of HD three, the discussion centers around the advancements in composite repair technologies, particularly carbon fiber, and their significant benefits over traditional repair methods. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the second part of our groundbreaking two-part series on the Ramos Law Difference Makers Podcast, featuring Dr. Don Cooper, head of the Medical Sciences Division at Ramos Law. In this continuation of our exploration into the world of psilocybin, Dr. Cooper delves even deeper into this intriguing compound. Part 2 unravels the prevailing theories regarding the subjective effects of psilocybin, offering valuable insights into how individuals experience enhanced connectivity between brain regions not typically connected while on this substance. Dr. Cooper sheds light on its clinical therapeutic applications, highlighting the promising strides being made in using psilocybin as a tool for treatment of depression, anxiety, PTSD, and more. Furthermore, this episode also tackles essential safety concerns, including potential adverse effects like psychological disturbances and how the set and setting in which individuals take psilocybin is vitally important. Learn more about Dr. Cooper and Ramos Law's Medical Sciences Division ⬇️ https://www.ramoslaw.com/medical-sciences/

Welcome to part one of a groundbreaking two-part episode of the Ramos Law Difference Makers Podcast, featuring returning guest Dr. Don Cooper, the head of the Medical Sciences Division at Ramos Law. In part one of this episode, Dr. Cooper returns to delve deep into the fascinating world of psilocybin, a naturally occurring compound found in psychedelic mushrooms. With a strong background in neuroscience, Dr. Cooper unravels the intricate science behind psilocybin, shedding light on how this remarkable compound interacts with the human brain and the profound effects it induces within the body. From its mechanisms of action to the unique responses it elicits at varying doses, this episode provides a comprehensive understanding of the science of "magic mushrooms". Stay tuned for part two of this enlightening series on the Ramos Law Difference Makers Podcast, where Dr. Cooper and Dr. Jim Hoven explore psilocybin's therapeutic applications, safety concerns, and its promising future. Learn more about Dr. Cooper and Ramos Law's Medical Sciences Division ⬇️ https://www.ramoslaw.com/medical-sciences/

Embark on a captivating exploration of the intricate world of neurology and artificial intelligence in this enlightening episode of the Ramos Law Difference Makers Podcast, featuring Dr. Don Cooper, Director of Medical Sciences at Ramos Law. Dr. Cooper takes center stage to unravel the complexities of the "brain" driving artificial intelligence and the fascinating connection between cutting-edge AI models and the intricacies of human thought. Dr. Jim Hoven and Dr. Cooper delve into the dynamic landscape of AI's potential and challenges, exploring the remarkable parallels between these models and the human brain and uncovering the inner workings of AI's goal-driven mechanisms, revealing how these models are shaped by rewards and objectives. Throughout the episode, Dr. Cooper provides invaluable insights into the future of AI and neuroscience, offering glimpses into the boundless possibilities that lie ahead. This conversation offers a unique blend of medical expertise and technological exploration, highlighting the synergies between these fields and their potential to shape the future. Learn more about Dr. Cooper and Ramos Law's Medical Sciences Division ⬇️ https://www.ramoslaw.com/medical-sciences/

In this episode of the Ramos Law Difference Makers podcast, we welcome back Ramos Law Director of Medical Sciences, Dr. Don Cooper, as he takes us on a journey through the world of genetics and genome sequencing. Dr. Cooper discusses cutting-edge medical advancements, focusing on the dynamic field of personalized medicine and the groundbreaking concept of polygenic risk scores. Exploring the realm of whole genome sequencing, he unveils the pivotal role it plays in identifying these intricate genetic variants, He sheds light on how this groundbreaking science has the power to transform medical diagnosis and treatment, as well as the ethical considerations of this science. Dr. Cooper also dives into whole genome sequencing as it relates to vaccine injuries, a type of legal case the team at Ramos Law represents, and its role in unveiling the probability and risk of injury. Join us on this journey of scientific discovery and ethical exploration on the Ramos Law Difference Makers Podcast! Learn more about Dr. Cooper and Ramos Law's Medical Sciences Division ⬇️ https://www.ramoslaw.com/our-team/experts/dr-donald-cooper/

Don Cooper is still the best in the business. Throw strikes, change speeds, work fast. His guys went to war for him ... when you listen to this podcast you'll understand why.

Dr. Don Cooper shares his knowledge of all things COVID 19 including which people are susceptible to vaccine injuries and what the research is showing about safety.

There is a great misconception that sales is about getting what you want. The truth is, sales is about helping people get what they want; in return, they help you get what you want. I have the amazing Don Cooper joining me on the show in this episode. Don will be helping us sharpen our sales skills to move to the next level in our business. Don Has been in sales for a long time and has some amazing tips and steps that can come in handy in our lives.  Listen in and learn. Is mindset essential in sales? According to Don Cooper, mindset is more important than skill. When it comes to sales, if you have the right mindset, you will always be in a position to win your prospects. Confidence during meetings/presentations Confidence is one thing that you can never fake because people will always know you are not confident. Another thing is that confidence is contagious. If you are meeting with a prospect and you are confident in yourself, your business, and your product, then the prospect will be equally confident in you. How to connect with a prospect If you want to have a great connection with your prospect, you need to learn how to ask the right questions, which will lead you to connect with them at an emotional point. The fact is, your prospects won't buy from you unless you can connect emotionally. Every purchase is an emotional decision. Timestamps: [00:39] Getting to know Don Cooper [04:26] Don's views when it comes to mindset and sales [09:42] Steps to follow before going out to sell a product [11:12] Pre-presentation tips [13:19] The essence of confidence [15:28] Five steps on how to deal with objections [20:48] How to connect better with a prospect [26:53] Don's inner superpower Quotes: “Sales is about helping other people get what they want. And if you help them, they will help you.” “I teach people that you've got to love your product, company, and customer. You have to love all three of those things to really be effective in sales.” “Our brains are so incredibly complex and so powerful, and we understand so little about how they work.” “If you're giving yourself constant good feedback, ‘That I am good, and I excel at what I do, and I'm a good person, and this is going to work' Then nothing can stop you. Because that mindset will keep propelling you forward against any obstacle.” “Mindset is more important than the skill set. Because you can be skilled, but if your mindsets are not there, your skills don't matter a whole lot. If you've got the right mindset, you can find the skills.” “People can sense when you're not confident. And if you're not confident in yourself, then they're not going to be confident in you.” “Emotion is what triggers all action. Every single purchase is an emotional decision.” “Sales must be ethical. You must always be working with your prospects' best interest at heart, and you should always tell the truth.” Connect with Don Cooper: Website: https://www.doncooper.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/salesheretic    If you enjoy the content that we're bringing to you, then please feel free to drop us a review on the platform you're listening to us through. :)

Message from Don Cooper on 07/08/2022

Former pitching coach Don Cooper is still locked in on the White Sox. He joined Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel to discuss his belief in his former team, current manager Tony La Russa, life after baseball, his thoughts on former Sox catcher A. J. Pierzynski as a future manager and much more. Later, the guys had their "One Last Thing" segment, answering listener questions. 

Dr. Don Cooper and Jim Hoven discuss COVID19 trends, vaccine injuries, and the reporting system for those who've been injured.

From his 1st appearance in Thor back in 2011 to Avengers: Endgame in 2019 Clint Barton aka Hawkeye has become a fan favorite amongst the MCU's ever growing character list. So much so that Disney Plus's extended MCU TV verse got a new addition last year in the form of a show that gave us a lot more insight into Barton's life. Hawkeye!We were introduced to new characters like Kate Bishop, Maya Lopez, and more.  We even got to see some familiar faces as well and that's what our Nerdtastic Duo discuss in this week's episode. Joined by Jay aka Nerdsquatch from Fandom 4 All and Photographer extraordinaire Don Cooper from Geeky Vengeance they dive headfirst into the awesome story that was Hawkeye much like Hawkeye himself dives off roofs. They also share their favorite moments from the show and talked about the future of the MCU.So fill your quiver's and make sure to walk that pizza loving dog.Enjoy!Links:Fandom4All-Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/fandom4allytInsta: @fandom4all.ytYouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UC0migapgJXGtYkfcgknKeTQFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=105582628347842&ref=content_filterDon Cooper-Website: Don Cooper PhotographyFacebook: Don Cooper Photography - Home | FacebookGeeky Vengeance-Group Insta: @geekyvengeanceGroup Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2678400932480038/?ref=shareHarlequinSoul / #SecretApex-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HarlequinSoulSecretApexSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5GcqIk7hHLwXtxW92HCz16?si=OpaX6ExdR860fyqLlXuq2A Email: soulharlequin@gmail.comCome See Us at CYPHACON – CYPHACON 2022!Talk Nerdy To Us!Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/thebearandthebeard/Website: http://thebearandthebeardpodcast.com/Nerd-line: (769) 208-4079Email: thebearandthebeardpodcast@yahoo.comAnd for Video episodes find us on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO-sZG3PG1hiexmZxKKoDbg**DISCLAIMER: WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE SOUND OR VIDEO BITS USED IN THIS EPISODE. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE PRODUCTION COMPANIES OR ORIGINAL CREATORS. THESE SOUNDBITES ARE TAKEN FROM YOUTUBE VIDEOS AND THEN ADDED IN FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY**

Mark Grote opened his show by highlighting the Cubs' success across the first two-plus months of the season and then opening the phone lines for Score listeners to discuss their watching habits. After that, Grote had fun with audio from former White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen, who took a shot at former pitching coach Don Cooper. Later, Grote listened back to comments from White Sox television analyst Steve Stone, who provided perspective on rookie designated hitter Yermin Mercedes' recent struggles.

11:00 – Mike Shildt is entering a 'Damned if you do, damned if you don't' phase 11:15 – Are the Blues about to get aggressive? 11:30 – Bet it or Forget It 11:45 – Questions & Answers 12:00 – Is David Perron part of the Blues long term plans? 12:15 – Former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper on how a pitching coach might help a struggling bullpen 12:30 – The Cardinals could really use a Lance Lynn right now 12:45 – Our Blues insider Jeremy Rutherford from the Athletic on what a Perron extension might look like. 1:00 – The Junk Drawer 1:15 – White Sox Assistant General Manager Chris Getz 1:30 – Aaron Rodgers finally makes some public comments 1:45 – Crossover

In the second hour, Mark Grote welcomed on Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss the Bears' quarterback search and how the team is dealing with its salary cap issues. Later, Grote reacted to former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show recently. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The White Sox have sent instructions to season ticket holders for getting a seat at the first homestand. We break it down and read off some off the new ballpark rules that stood out to us. Plus, former pitching coach Don Cooper got a little nuts on Chicago radio this week. Somewhere Nardi Contreras is smiling. Brought to you by Family Waterproofing Solutions! Listen. Subscribe. Share. Call 708-459-8406 and leave your comments and questions for the next episode! Chris and his buddy Ed sit at his 9-foot homemade oak bar in a basement on the South Side of Chicago to discuss his favorite team - The Chicago White Sox. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, EVERYWHERE podcasts can be found and ALWAYS at SoxInTheBasement.com! Be sure to read the companion blog Mismatched Sox for even more coverage! #30MinutesOfSox #WhiteSox #ForFansByFans #ChangeTheGame

This show was a short one after a Cubs afternoon broadcast that felt like the longest seven-inning spring training game in the history of professional baseball. But not to fear, White Sox television analyst Steve Stone is here! Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel welcomed on Stone to discuss their interview with former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper the day prior and to get you ready to consume what might be the best pitching staff in MLB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bruce Levine and David Haugh opened their show by discussing the latest Cubs and White Sox storylines out of spring training. That included Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo expressing his desire to get a contract extension completed. After that, the guys reacted to former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show on Thursday in which he discussed the end of his long tenure in Chicago. Levine and Haugh closed the hour with a heated conversation about the future rules changes that MLB is considering. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Locked On Sox, we finally hear from Don Cooper. The former Sox Pitching Coach was fired after over 30 years with the organization and hasn't opened up until now. Cooper called the Parkins and Spiegel show on 670 The Score and shared his thoughts on the “mutual” parting of ways, and what he believes would have happened if Garrett Crochet didn't get hurt during the Wild Card elimination game.twitter.com/lockedonsoxtwitter.com/Ecnerwal23twitter.com/ChrisTannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Bernstein and Leila Rahimi opened their show by reacting to former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper's interview on the Parkins & Spiegel Show on Thursday evening. They wondered why some White Sox fans reacted so negatively to Cooper's comments and the questions that were asked by Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Locked On Sox, we finally hear from Don Cooper. The former Sox Pitching Coach was fired after over 30 years with the organization and hasn’t opened up until now. Cooper called the Parkins and Spiegel show on 670 The Score and shared his thoughts on the “mutual” parting of ways, and what he believes would have happened if Garrett Crochet didn’t get hurt during the Wild Card elimination game. twitter.com/lockedonsox twitter.com/Ecnerwal23 twitter.com/ChrisTannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the final hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel were joined by former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper to discuss his exit from the organization after the 2020 season. It was the first time Cooper spoke publicly since the team announced a "mutual" parting of the ways in October, a characterization that Cooper took issue with. As always, we ended the show with your questions in the One Last Thing segment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

11:00- Can you believe it's been a year since the shutdown? 11:15- Should the Blues consider extending Mike Hoffman? 11:30- The 20 most important Cardinals: #7 Miles Mikolas 11:45 –Former Chicago White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper on coached approaches to handlings pitchers workloads this season. 12:00 – Questions and Answers 12:15- Our Blues analyst Joey Vitale on the Blues upcoming series against the Golden Knights 12:45 – The Junk Drawer 1:00 – Is there a big difference between Ponce and Gant for the 5th starters spot? 1:15 – Bet It or Forget It 1:30 – How QBs will be with their current team in 5 years? 1:45 – The Crossover

The Dawgs talk about the hottest football team with a QB who has a large appendage #BEARDOWN. Rick Renteria is done handing out oranges to his players after games? Sox part with him and pitching coach Don Cooper. Will Bryson DeChabeau win the Masters? Join the dawgs for their weekly efforts to inform Chicago sports fans while also starting the greatest trivia challenge of all time!

Sander, Mike en Jasper bespreken deze aflevering drie dingen in vier grote blokken. Skippen? Dat kan; volg dan de tijdcodes hieronder. 1:00 - 15:30 : De White Sox ontsloegen deze week manager Rick Renteria en pitching coach Don Cooper. A.J. Hinch staat bovenaan het verlanglijstje van de Sox.... Moeten we daar iets van vinden? Tevens: wat is de status van Alex Cora in de league, welke andere managers zijn beschikbaar en waarom komt in hemelsnaam Tony La Russa's naam voorbij? 15:31 - 36:50 : American League Championship Series: Houston Astros - Tampa Bay Rays 36:51 - 57:00 : National League Championship Series: LA Dodgers - Atlanta Braves 57:01 - 1:10:00: World Series Preview.

Major League Baseball Hall of Fame, Joe Morgan passed away at the age of 77, Chicago White Sox fired manager Rick Renteria & pitching coach Don Cooper, L.A. Dodgers became the first team in playoffs history to score 11 runs in one inning, L.A. Chargers rookie QB Justin Herbert makes NFL history on Monday Night Football, the Los Angeles Lakers won the 2020 NBA World Championship and the L.A. Clippers hired Ty Lue as their new head coach.

Major League Baseball Hall of Fame, Joe Morgan passed away at the age of 77, Chicago White Sox fired manager Rick Renteria & pitching coach Don Cooper, L.A. Dodgers became the first team in playoffs history to score 11 runs in one inning, L.A. Chargers rookie QB Justin Herbert makes NFL history on Monday Night Football, the Los Angeles Lakers won the 2020 NBA World Championship and the L.A. Clippers hired Ty Lue as their new head coach. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cross-sports/support

Mike Rankin, James Fox and Dan Santaromita discuss the decision of the White Sox to move on from manager Rick Renteria and pitching coach Don Cooper. Tony La Russa emerged as an early candidate to fill the role as manager, but the panel isn't necessarily sold on the rumors. They go on to explain their rationale behind supporting AJ Hinch if he were to join the organization. Mike, James and Dan also discuss internal candidates to fill the job as pitching coach. How will the White Sox incorporate Garrett Crochet into the equation next season? Is he a starter long term? Later, the guys highlight needs as the club heads into a pivotal offseason, as well as discuss the future of Nomar Mazara. *Rick Hahn audio provided courtesy of the Chicago White Sox.

LaMond Pope from the Chicago Tribune joins me to discuss the White Sox parting ways with manager Ricky Renteria and longtime pitching coach Don Cooper. Later on we discussed the prospects of the White Sox going after Tony La Russa, A.J. Hinch, Alex Cora and Sandy Alomar. Lastly who are the players the White Sox should go after during free agency.

Leave your voicemails to be on the show: 815-714-9044 Cody, Garrett, and our favorite Ohio resident left messages for the episode. We talked about Tony La Russa and the White Sox. Ryan has a different angle on the interview process for the former Cardinals' manager, while Josh is going to flip the table if this manager role goes to the 76 year old has-been. Do you think Don Cooper will get another job somewhere? Football was the next discussion, as the Titans won and are still playing victum after beating the Buffalo Bills, who should be worried about their defense because it's been bad. We got into COVID19 talk again because one of us thinks that enough is enough in the football community. How many schedule changes, positive tests, and limbo acts will we have until they admit this was a bad idea? Le'Veon Bell is free to talk to teams and we both hope the Bears are at the front of the line. However, Josh had to stick up for David Montgomery because his slander will not be welcome here. Oh, and the Jets suck. MLB Postseason: While the discussion was a bit confusing, the consensus still holds that the Rays are it in the AL but we still disagree after the Dodgers dismantled the Braves 15-3 in Game 3. We then ended the show with a candy draft. Both of us selected a candy that we think is most-superior and in the end, you can decide who had the better candy squad! Twitter.com/joshbarlog Twitter.com/AMNationPod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshbarlog/support

South Side Sox duty geezer Leigh Allan and his son, Will, move to South Side Sox for the first time with the their chat about matters White Soxian. They'll be popping up and popping off on most Wednesdays, sometimes joined by much more knowledgeable guests. This week, it's a quick look at the playoffs, a longer look at the Ricky Renteria and Don Cooper disappearances, and an even longer look at the managerial search, complete with plea that if the Sox pick someone with the first two initials A.J., the third initial not be an H. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ricky Renteria and Don Cooper are out, and somehow they mutually decided to be fired? We use Rick Hahn's own words to explain why this was inevitable. Plus, who is going to be the next manager of the White Sox? How much influence does Dallas Keuchel have on this pitching staff? WILL DARYL BOSTON STILL HAVE A JOB?!?! We cover it all in 30 minutes. Brought to you by Family Waterproofing Solutions! Listen. Subscribe. Share. Call 708-459-8406 and leave your comments and questions for the next episode! Childhood friends and lifelong Sox fans Chris & Dave sit at a 9-foot homemade oak bar in a basement on the South Side of Chicago to discuss their favorite team - The Chicago White Sox. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, EVERYWHERE podcasts can be found and ALWAYS at SoxInTheBasement.com! #30MinutesOfSox #WhiteSox #ForFansByFans #ChangeTheGame

An incredible win at home against Tom Brady's Bucs gives the 4-1 Bears a winning feeling heading into Week 6 and inspired Zero Doinks to debut a brand new Bears victory song. The boys of Zero Doinks review Thursday night's victory while looking toward Sunday's clash against the red hot Carolina Panthers, including gambling angles and predictions as well as fantasy football advice. Fans N Eggs visits Ames, Iowa, this week with college football expert Matthias (@MatthiasWRNL). Bill takes a few moments to bury the memory of former White Sox manager Ricky Renteria and pitching coach Don Cooper. Plus much more! 0:00 - 4:00 - World premiere of the exclusive Zero Doinks Chicago Bears victory song Such Great Heights (Bear Down Now) (courtesy of Coach Cuse, Bill Doinks, children of both Coach Cuse and Bill Doinks as well as original song performed by Postal Service) 04:01 - 05:11 - What's on tap this episode? 05:12 - 49:19 - Bears-Bucs review. How good are these Bears? Is Nagy okay? Should we expect more of Foles? Who gets the Cornish Hen Chicago Bears Player of the Week as voted on by our past Fans N Eggs guests? (sound courtesy of Fox Sports) 49:20 - 50:09 - How you can be the next Zero Doinks 50:10 - 81:18 - Bears-Panthers preview. Dan Doinks walks us through the weird staff and front office of Carolina and Bill Doinks reflects on his trip to Charlotte for Bears-Panthers in 2003 and some hotel room weirdness. Hubba Hubba. (sound courtesy of the interwebs) 81:19 - 98:38 - Hamms N Bread with Rick Feelsmen visiting for Hamms N Spreads. What gambling angles are in store for this week's Bears game plus what else looks intriguing throughout the league. Rick Feelsmen pops in for his three hot hot picks as he is back on track as Mister Two and One. 98:39 - 99:08 - Where can you find us on the interwebs? 99:09 - 115:49 - Bears Fantasy Corner. Which Bears should you insert into your lineups this week for fantasy football cash? Things get weird per usual. 115:50 - 146:53 - Fans N Eggs. This Bears fan interview segment visits Iowa this week and @MatthiasWRNL, a college football expert and writer for Iowa State's SB Nation site. Matthias talks about David Montgomery, some future QB and skill position options for the Bears plus tons more. 146:54 - END - The outro words touch on Ricky Renteria's firing from the White Sox and some hot trolling from Dan Doinks about who the Sox might be targeting for the job. How did Bill's marathon go? Plus more weirdness. The outro concludes with another taste of some Such Great Heights (Bear Down Now) and we love you for listening --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zerodoinks/support

Herb and Chris break down the White Sox decision to fire Rick Renteria and Don Cooper.What lead to this decision and who can we expect to be on the Sox managerial list this offseason?What do we think of AJ Hinch and/or Alex Cora?Its all here on this episode of Locked on White Soxtwitter.com/Ecnerwal23twitter.com/ChrisTannehilltwitter.com/LockedOnSox Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh and Jim recap the shocking news of Rick Renteria and Don Cooper's firings. They discuss why were they let go after a seemingly successful 2020 season, and who are the leading contenders to replace Renteria as a manager. 

In the second hour, Mike Mulligan and David Haugh continued to discuss the White Sox dismissing manager Rick Renteria and pitching coach Don Cooper on Monday. Later, football analyst Dave Wannstedt joined the show to discuss the latest Bears and NFL storylines. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don't stop thinking about tomorrow! While the Sox bid adieu to Ricky Renteria and Don Cooper on their coaching staff, a new future awaits for this club. The boys talk about the organization's decision to let these two go, their contributions, and who can best replace the void that exists. In addition, we talk about off-season needs and important contract negotions that need to happen. #OperationResignMcCann All of this brought to you by DBC Brand. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sonsofhahnarchy/support

Herb and Chris break down the White Sox decision to fire Rick Renteria and Don Cooper. What lead to this decision and who can we expect to be on the Sox managerial list this offseason? What do we think of AJ Hinch and/or Alex Cora? Its all here on this episode of Locked on White Sox twitter.com/Ecnerwal23 twitter.com/ChrisTannehill twitter.com/LockedOnSox Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Change is in the air on the South Side but don't worry about 2CS giving you anything but sports talk goodness. This week, the crew goes over the breaking news of the Chicago White Sox firing manager Rick Renteria and long-time pitching coach Don Cooper. Plus, our NFL Week 5 Studs and Duds and looking back on the NBA Finals and the return to greatness of LeBron and the Lakers. Listen to new episodes of 2CS each Saturday and Tuesday on WARR on Anchor. Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and follow WARR Media for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your comrades at WARR. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. twitter.com/warrmedia facebook.com/regalradio1 instagram.com/warrmedia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/support

Leave a voicemail, get entered to win a jersey: 815-714-9044 On this episode, one-half of the podcast gets a new look with can be seen on Twitter. We flipped the show around for tonight's edition. Starting with the Chicago White Sox parting ways with not only Ricky Renteria but Don Cooper. The page has officially turned on the south side and it's time to find someone who can lead this team in the playoffs. We discussed all about the Sox moving forward and how the optimism is higher every day. Gears changed as we brought up the Chicago Blackhawks. Listen, understandably so, the glory days are behind this franchise, but there's no sense of direction and Stan Bowman continues to dumpster dive in order to fill this roster. Admit it, it's over. The fact that Jonathan Toews and the rest of the core didn't get informed as to what was going on is a joke. Also, Jeremy Colliton behind the bench helps nothing and hurts everything. We moved on to talk about the NFLs biggest headlines from Week 5. Dak Prescott's injury was terrible. Leave Tony Dungy alone, man. Yes, he phrased what he said the wrong way, but understand what he meant. The Cleveland Browns are officially good. Are the Kansas City Chiefs in trouble? Are they frauds? Russell Wilson has to be the early favorite for the league's MVP, right? There are som names that give him a run for his money. The show wrapped up with MLB Postseason talk with a little bit of Rays-Astros talk and Dodgers-Braves. Look, it's too early in the NLCS, but the Rays series is good and Tampa Bay looks to create a stranglehold in Game 3. Twitter.com/joshbarlog Twitter.com/AMNationPod Twitter.com/OnTapSportsNet --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshbarlog/support

Janice Scurio (@scuriiosa) and Sam Sherman (@bc_sherman) joins Scott and Pierce to talk about the Sox "parting ways" with Rick Renteria and Don Cooper, potential replacements at manager, getting ahead of Ozzie Guillen rumors, and the League Championship Series

Filling in for the vacationing Laurence Holmes, Mark Grote opened his show by discussing how the Bears defense bends but doesn't break, as the saying goes. That's a phrase that Grote has an issue with as it pertains to this team. Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine then joined the show to discuss the White Sox's firing of manager Rick Renteria. Later, Grote continued to discuss the exit of Renteria and pitching coach Don Cooper as well. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Chicago Sports HQ chatter Cole and I dive right into what is going on with the White Sox and the current situation regarding the firing of Don Cooper and Rick Renteria. Was it the right choice for the White Sox to let him go or was it a premature firing like his time on the North Side. The Bears continue to win ugly, but a win is a win as they improved to 4-1 on the season. We also look at the NFL landscape and discuss some of the happenings going on. Both NHL and NBA are in off season mode so it's time to look at some of the changes being made across the board on both rosters. With just three weeks left of the MLS season, the Chicago Fire are in full playoff mode as they continue to pick up much needed wins and improve their stock in the playoff picture.

We talk about how the Indians might look at a few other starters to move this year if they are looking to get max value in deals. We talk about my concerns for this shortened season and why for a contender they have more question marks than most and really only two or three sure things. We spend a lot of time on players who have opted out, and how this will be a common theme this year. Players can opt out any time, and according to Joel Sherman many are likely to do it as the season progresses. A player could at any point and time after hitting service time requirements or if their team is way out of it decide to end their season early. We focus in on Michael Kopech due to issues with what Don Cooper said in regards to the young arm and also just due to the fact his opt out likely has the greatest effect on the Indians of any player so.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Don Cooper joins Savanna Collins on this segment of "Spitting Seeds". Cooper is the director of softball/associations at Easton and spearheads the successful Derby Girls softball team.

James and Matt accompany Cat Garcia as she shares some highlights from the weekend's festivities. 2016 plans, positional black holes, and the oddity that is Don Cooper are all touched upon in one of the least depressing episodes to date.