Podcast appearances and mentions of Ezequiel Carrera

En este episodio hablamos sobre la historia de la nave turca, los navegantes del Magallanes, que por cierto, hay dos "rumores" del nacimiento del nombre, por el navegante portugués Fernando de Magallanes o por el estrecho de Magallanes en chile ¿Cuál es el verdadero? Tocamos sus inicios desde 1917​, donde fueron fundados y jugaban en Catia, de sus primeros torneos en el beisbol amateur, en sus inicios en la LVBP, su rivalidad contra cervecería caracas y los leones del caracas. Hablamos de sus títulos de la LVBP ante Caribes de Anzoátegui, Tiburones de la Guaira, Cardenales de Lara y Tigres de Aragua. Hablamos también de sus títulos y excelentes jugadores que han formado parte de esta historia, tales como: Carlos García Álvaro Espinoza José Villa Oscar Azocar Eddy Díaz Clemente Álvarez Ramón García Luis Raven Juan Carlos Pulido Edgardo Alfonzo José Francisco Malavé Juan Francisco Castillo Melvin Mora Oscar "Manacho" Henríquez Raúl Chávez Richard Hidalgo Luis Rivas Endy Chávez Juan Rivera Jean Machí José Altuve Mario Lissón Ezequiel Carrera y Deolis Guerra Elvis Andrus Pablo Sandoval Gustavo Chacín Juan Rincón Amalio Díaz Francisco Cervelli Carlos Zambrano Cade Gotta

The 2010's was a memorable decade for the Indians. The team reached the playoffs four times, winning a wild card spot once and three AL East titles. The big years were 2013, 2016, 2017 and 2018. 2016 was a magical year as the Indians went all the way to the World Series and reached Game 7 with the game tied in the 9th inning. Some years were tough developmental ones but it was enjoyable to watch young players improve. Star players for the Tribe in the decade included: Matt LaPorta, Asdrubal Cabrera, Jhonny Peralta, Trevor Crowe, Jason Donald, Shelley Duncan (Dave Duncan's son), Andy Marte, Tony Sipp, Chris Perez, Carlos Santana, Jack Hannahan, Michael Brantley, Lonnie Chisenhall, Jim Thome, Corey Kluber, Ubaldo Jimenez, Jason Kipnis, Johnny Damon, Ezequiel Carrera, Josh Tomlin, Zach McAllister, Nick Swisher, Michael Bourn, Jason Giambi, Mike Aviles, Yan Gomes, Kelly Shoppach, Danny Salazar, Trevor Bauer, Carlos Carrasco, Bryan Shaw, David Murphy, Jose Ramirez, Roberto Perez, John Axford, Cody Allen, Francisco Lindor, Gio Urshela, Abraham Almonte, Mike Napoli (Party at Napoli's), Rajai Davis, Tyler Naquin, Coco Crisp, Mike Clevinger, Andrew Miller, Dan Otero, Bradley Zimmer, Jay Bruce, Edwin Encarnacion, Brandon Guyer, Greg Allen, Yonder Alonso, Melky Cabrera, Josh Donaldson, Shane Bieber, Brad Hand, Adam Cimber, Oscar Mercado, Fanmil Reyes, Yasiel Puig, Bobby Bradley, Aaron Civale, Oliver Perez and many more!

Jays From the Couch Radio presents Episode 155 of our podcast. This week, we discuss the final departure of Ezequiel Carrera, which says more about the Toronto Blue Jays than it does the player, believe it or not. We look at some other stories coming out of Spring Training like the real Justin Smoak, steve Pearce and exactly what to do with Joe Biagini.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jays-from-the-couch-radio/support

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In the first episode of the AL East season preview series, Jake English of Bird's Eye View stops by to talk about the Orioles' offseason, their choices to stay the course, Adam Jones and his defensive future, and the best and worst case scenarios for last year's division basement dweller. Greg, Josh, and Nick also discuss the intriguing notes from the early spring games including Curtis Granderson's power, Anthony Alford's strong showing, and Roberto Osuna's velocity. They also discuss the signing of Seung-hwan Oh, the release of Ezequiel Carrera, Marcus Stroman's shoulder inflammation, and Sportsnet's new pre-game crew. Finally, they answer listener questions and hand out 2017's first Cliché of the Week. 

Guest host David Singh joins the podcast to discuss Marcus Stroman (1:26), the Blue Jays’ batting order (5:50), and the Yankees (16:51). Arden then joins ATL from Florida to discuss all things Blue Jays including Ezequiel Carrera (39:15) and Seung-hwan Oh

Blue Jays outfielders Ezequiel Carrera, and Kevin Pillar, Randal Grichuk and Dalton Pompey (left to right) sit things out in the batting cage in Dunedin. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunnand

Troy Tulowitzki and Ezequiel Carrera both hit solo homers, but the Blue Jays fell to the Astros, 12-2. Manager John Gibbons discusses the team's loss.

The Ringer and Effectively Wild's Ben Lindbergh drops by to talk about his recent piece on the effect of the ball on the home run surge across baseball. He goes over his findings relating to the bounce of the ball and the lower seams, the cause/effect relationship of the new ball and the "flyball" revolution, and looks at why the home run increase is larger in the middle, as opposed to the big boppers. Greg and Josh also discuss the recent Jays play, including notes on the departure of Jason Grilli, the returns of Ezequiel Carrera and Michael Saunders, Justin Smoak's All-Star surge, and the return to form of Steve Pearce. They also give out a Do-Over, answer listener questions and give a Gold Star to John Gibbons for his handling of the Roberto Osuna issue.

Kendrys Morales, Ezequiel Carrera and Justin Smoak homered to back a masterful Marcus Stroman outing in the Blue Jays' 4-2 win over the Mariners.

Troy Tulowitzki, Justin Smoak and Russell Martin homered as Devon Travis and Ezequiel Carrera collect four hits in a 17-2 win. Tulowitzki and John Gibbons discuss the blowout win after the game.

There's nobody I'd rather talk to more about the Indians going to the WORLD SERIES than Todd Dery. I dialed him up and luckily he picked up to talk to us about everything surrounding the Indians clinching the American League in Game 5 of the ALCS. We're on Patreon and you can support us! Subscribe: iTunes - Stitcher - Google Play The Cleveland Indians hadn't lost four games in a row The curse went out the window with the Cleveland Cavaliers TD wouldn't let his son leave the office You had to be nervous with Ryan Merritt Ryan Merritt went just over four innings with barely any speed to keep the Jays off-balance Mickey Callaway and Roberto Perez calling a great game Getting beat by Ezequiel Carrera was beyond frustrating Is Ryan Merritt somewhat like Jeremy Sowers? Should Tito have kept Ryan Merritt in the game longer? Are the Toronto Blue Jays one of the least likable teams in recent MLB history? Who do you want to play in the World Series? Have you ever seen a reliever like Andrew Miller? The way Terry Francona and the Indians are going, you'll never feel cheated The value of having buy-in with a manager as opposed to just having the right answers Managing used to be something we considered to be overrated Would Trevor Bauer be contributing for any other team without Francona as manager? Has anyone other than Mariano Rivera done what Andrew Miller done? How nervous were you when Bautista hit that double in the ninth? Terry Francona flip-flopped Allen and Miller in one game and they still were good How spoiled are our children with the sports history? The Indians winning the World Series is bigger than somebody's marriage Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Cleveland Indians SWEPT the Boston Red Sox out of the 2016 MLB Playoffs. The Cleveland Indians RETIRED David "Big Papi" Ortiz. The Cleveland Indians are headed for a showdown with Mark Shapiro's Toronto Blue Jays in the ALCS with home field advantage. We tracked down former WFNY Tribe writer Todd Dery to discuss everything. Subscribe: iTunes - Stitcher - Google Play It's been a while since the Tribe's been in the playoffs TD's son was throwing a ball against the wall TD's phone was blowing up of course Being happy for the hardcores of any team Wishing Big Papi David Ortiz a happy retirement Players don't turn into Big Papi by accident 2013 was great, but it wasn't really a series How Game 3 unfolded and how crazy it all is More relieved than happy The plan and how it all played out down the stretch in Game 3 Josh Tomlin played amazingly well Questioning Coco Crisp right before he hits a two-run homer! How lucky are the Indians to have Terry Francona Deep down, what does Mark Shapiro feel right about now? Is Mark Shapiro resentful of how he was treated at the end? Do the Mark Shapiro Indians make the trade for Andrew Miller? The 2016 Cleveland Indians are an anti-free agent type of team Watching the drafts finally yield something good Developing players and how it all works Josh Tomlin and how he could have been Jeremy Sowers How mentally tough is Josh Tomlin? Paul Hoynes and what he said The Blue Jays and how they swept Texas The Indians and Blue Jays have played INCREDIBLE games against them all year Ezequiel Carrera in the playoffs? TD was 31-13 on the 2016 regular season Trying to figure out what the Indians will do for Game 1 of the ALCS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamie Campbell of Blue Jays Central on Sportsnet stops by the podcast to discuss the crazy Wild Card game against Baltimore and to lay the groundwork for the upcoming ALDS series against the Texas Rangers. Greg and Josh also break down the game, with a look at special performances from the two big sluggers, the beleaguered bullpen, and the surprising Ezequiel Carrera. They also discuss the Roberto Osuna injury and the last few games of the regular season. Finally, they answer a bunch of listener questions and give a unique Do-Over to the person tossed a beer at Baltimore's Hyun-soo Kim.