Podcast appearances and mentions of erik bedard

We're proud to bring you a very special edition of the show this week as we celebrate the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Class of 2025. Toronto Blue Jays great Jose Bautista headlines this year's class along with former big leaguer Erik Bedard, Junior National Team head coach Greg Hamilton and former Women's National Team great Amanda Asay. The Hall's Veteran's Committee also selected Saskatchewan native and All-American Girls Professional League star Arleene Noga and former Montreal city councillor Gerry Snyder. The ceremony is set for June 7. Hear from Bautista and Hamilton as well as family members of Asay, Noga and Snyder in a conference call held on Feb. 12. 1:16 - Jose Bautista 8:04 - Greg Hamilton 12:18 - Amanda Asay's parents Loris and George 21:09 - Arleene Noga's daughter Carol Lee (Noga) Scott 24:23 - Gerry Snyder's daughter Arlene Kenrick and son Gary Snyder

Hour 1 - Mego, Fauria, and Arcand kick off the show by criticizing Josh McDaniels for the Raiders' letting Baker Mayfield and the Rams steal the game last night. After that, looking into the Patriots actual chances Monday night against the Arizona Cardinals and debating Erik Bedard's comments about Monday night being make or break for Bill Belichick's future in New England.

New Year. Same ole baseball talk. Ty argues that Erik Bedard could've won a Cy Young. Padres are *still* making moves. And the highlight of the episode: a 32 and older draft, where Tone and Ty assemble rosters of the game's best "old guys." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/upperdeckerpod/support

Meg Rowley of Baseball Prospectus joins Steve to talk the Mariners, her Celebrating Women in Baseball event, and the sandals and possibly-vanished waterfowl of Seattle.TABLE OF CONTENTSThe puzzling Ruben Gomez-Joe Adcock confrontation*Rube Waddell down in the flood*Meg Rowley: Obligatory Game of Thrones discussion*Are there still ducks at the University of Washington?*Birkenstocks!*The Celebrating Women in Baseball Event*The “Not-Bunting” of Ballpark Promotions*The pink aspect and Lenny Dykstra’s pubes*Hourglass Appreciation Night*Not marketing to one aspect of fandom at the expense of another*Social media pushback against women (and little girls?) in baseball*On Pitch, Jackie Robinson, and the possibility of a female ballplayer*Hey, Theo Epstein!*A Salute to Rob Neyer*Is it hard to be objective when it comes to the Mariners?*The Erik Bedard trade*King Felix: The Declining Years and the Pride*Writerly influences*Second Sam Miller mention in two weeks*Bill James is underappreciated as a writer*A couple of grad school dropouts*Goodbyes.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

How do you pull off the worst trade in baseball history? Trade away 3 All Stars in a 5-for-1 deal that nets you a singular surly pitcher who can't stay healthy. Tyler and Tyler break down the Great Seattle Heist that was the Erik Bedard trade!

No guest this week, but an action-packed episode nonetheless! Chris and Matt play some audio from interviews with Blake Swihart, Mookie Betts, and Drake Britton from New Stars for Young Stars, and along with Ian, get back to the inbox with more than a month of emails to answer. Questions hit on players changing positions, how the current crop of pitching prospects compares to past groups, the Rookie Development Program, and more. And in this episode's Where Are They Now?, we covered the prospects in the Erik Bedard trade. (Note: We apologize for the errors contained in a previously uploaded version of this episode. Those issues should now be fixed.)

Ben and Sam discuss whether a team should have claimed Joe Mauer, what he’s worth, and what his future will look like, then talk about the end of Erik Bedard’s stay in Pittsburgh and how sad it is when a guy who’s always either good or injured goes bad.

David and I are in fine ranting form as we discuss the release of Erik Bedard, the promotion of Chase d'Arnaud and Major League Baseball's TV deal with ESPN. We also examine the Pirates' recent struggles (taking on the Pirates' decisions to favor veterans over youngsters) and ask how much the Bucs' upcoming opponents matter.

Episode 9. New topics, same voices: Brian from Raise The Jolly Roger, Jim from Northside Notch, and Cory from Three Rivers Burgh Blog. Here's the rundown:Pedro AlvarezErik Bedard and his velocityCharlie Morton & James McDonaldStarting Ptcher PredictionsNick Evans and Jake Fox cutsand more! Check it out! Search Pirates Roundtable Podcast on iTunes to subscribe and download.CLICK HERE TO PLAY / DOWNLOADSUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES

The Rays head to Fenway Park this season for what shouldn't be, but is the most important series of the year. After fans, media, and the team all took the postseason for granted, it's time to recognize that this is a real playoff race now. The sooner the Red Sox recognize that, the better. They still seem to be in "rest up" mode, when they should be in "play up" mode (lame way of stating things, but oh well)... This club is falling apart mentally and physically. Alex examines the latest lapses from this past series against the Blue Jays, including Daniel Bard's meltdown on Wednesday. How concerning are Bard's struggles never mind for the future, but for this year? Alex also has injury updates and speculation of Kevin Youkilis, Erik Bedard, Bobby Jenks, Josh Beckett, David Ortiz, and Adrian Gonzalez. Oh yeah, and Tim Wakefield finally won his 200th game. Eighth time's the charm. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about Mariano Rivera garnering his 600th career save, Joe Maddon as a manager of the year candidate, what baseball needs to do to gain back some national traction, and more. Post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards. This weekend they'll be a series thread up for the Red Sox/Rays! Follow Alex on twitter @AlexReimer1 and email him Alexredsox076@aol.com. "The Alex Reimer Show" airs Saturday's from 2-4 PM EST on WGAM "The Game" 900 AM Nashua, 1250 AM Manchester, and www.wgamradio.com. This week, due to Red Sox baseball, the show will air from 2-3 PM.

The Red Sox have won 2 of the last 3 games in Texas, are the Rangers still considered "unbeatable?" Are they a worse match-up for the Red Sox than the Yankees? Everything on the field from Carl Crawford failing to seize an opportunity last week to possibly heating up this week, to Adrian Gonzalez homering once again, to Ortiz/Ellsbury returning, to John Lackey vs. Erik Bedard (round 4) is touched upon. Oh yeah, and JD Drew is returning on 9/1. How convenient... Is it a possibility that Theo Epstein becomes GM of the Cubs? Alex discusses... In the "Around the League" segment Alex touches on the Yankees and the state of their roster as well as more gambling news involving Alex Rodriguez. There were also waiver claims made this week, from the Giants claiming Heath Bell to the Diamondbacks and Blue Jays swapping middle infields. Post on the message boards and participate in the show at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards. "The Alex Reimer Show" is slated to return to the airwaves on SATURDAY 9/10 from 2-4 PM EST on WGAM "the game" 900 AM Nashua, 1250 AM Manchester, and www.wgamradio.com. Alex will be broadcasting the show remotely...hooray for technology! Alex is on twitter follow him @AlexReimer1.

The Red Sox have gone 8-8 in August and have scored 3 runs or less in 9 games. Is there a major offensive problem on team, or is this just temporary? Plus, how palpable was David Ortiz's absence from the lineup this past week? How palpable will Kevin Youkilis' potential absence be this weekend? The John Lackey vs. Erik Bedard "battle" for the 3rd slot in the rotation is touched upon, as is the AL MVP race. Ellsbury, Pedroia, or the recently slumping Gonzalez? In the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about the AL East standings where the Yankees have leapfrogged the Red Sox. Also, if baseball had to do the steroid era over again and thus make records still mean something, would it? Post on the message boards and participate in the show at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards. Follow @AlexReimer1 on twitter! Read all about Alex's daily complaints, complaints, and more uhh...complaints.

The Red Sox took 2 of 3 from the Twins this week and Alex recaps all of the highlights from the series, including David Ortiz's terrific performance. Is Ortiz rightfully peeved that the Red Sox haven't approached him about a contract extension? How is that contrasted with Jonathan Papelbon, also a pending free agent, who hasn't expressed any frustration that the Red Sox also haven't talked to him about a new deal? The search for a reliable 3rd man in the bullpen, Erik Bedard's first two starts in a Red Sox uniform, and the astronomically high ratings from last Sunday's Red Sox/Yankee game are touched upon too. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex discusses the Indians once again emerging in the AL Central, the slumping Giants and red hot Brewers, Dan Uggla's 31 game hit streak, and more. The "post of the day" (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards) is handed out. Participation keeps the show running! "The Alex Reimer Show" is on indefinite hiatus...but we'll be back very soon. Stay tuned!

Jacoby Ellsbury's walk-off single on Tuesday and walk-off homer on Wednesday were just the icing on the cake to what has been a terrific season for him. It's worth saying again...Ellsbury is the one who's playing up to Carl Crawford's contract. The reliable performance of the bullpen in front of Jonathan Papelbon these past 2 nights, as well as Dustin Pedroia winning the player of the month award in July are discussed too. How does Erik Bedard slot into the rotation, and will the Boston media really be a major obstacle for him? How much did John Lackey's relative ineffectiveness factor into the necessity for the Bedard trade? Plus, how severe is Clay Buchholz's stress fracture? The "post of the day" is handed out (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards). Signing up to the boards is free, quick, and easy! In the "Around the League" segment, Alex analyzes the divisional races around the game and whether MLB would be overreaching if they suspended the currently injured Alex Rodriguez for his involvement in high-stakes poker games.

The non-waiver trade deadline has passed and Alex spends time discussing the big...Mike Aviles trade! (Okay, 2 minutes you're never going to get back were spent on Aviles.) But Also mostly turns his attention to Erik Bedard, and how Bedard solidifies the starting rotation with Clay Buchholz's future still very much in jeopardy. Besides health, are there any other concerns worth paying attention to in regards to Bedard? The 3 game series against the White Sox is recapped too, with Alex talking about Jarrod Saltalamacchia's continued impressive play, and Jon Lester's continued dominance on the mound since returning from the DL. Plus, it also seems as if the Red Sox are somewhat comfortable with their current bullpen... In the "Around the League" segment Alex gives his take on the Yankees standing pat at the deadline. He also runs over some winners and losers, ranging from teams who dreamed big like the Phillies and Indians to teams that should've sold big like the Cubs. Post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards! Signing up is free, quick, and easy. "The Alex Reimer Show" airs Saturday's from 3-5 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.