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This is a segment from Sports Open Line with Tom Ackerman. UMSL Hall of Fame baseball player Ron Edgar joins the show to discuss his collegiate career and Cardinals baseball. Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8PM CT on KMOX barring any Billikens or Cardinals games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.

On the latest MLB offseason edition of  Inside the (Rob) Parker, Rob leads off with a deep dive into Tom Brady's retirement from the NFL. Football writers worship at Brady's feet so all signs point to him being a unanimous Pro Football Hall of Famer. But, given Brady's history of cheating (DeflateGate and SpyGate), do you think he would still get into the Hall of Fame if baseball writers were the ones doing the voting? If the writer kept Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens out of Cooperstown for circumstantial evidence at best, you don't think they'd do the same to a convicted cheater like Brady? Guess we'll never know. Later, baseball content creator Gary Sheffield Jr swings by to discuss his father's Hall of Fame candidacy, why he was so disappointed to see so many writers hold the Steroid Era against his dad even though he never tested positive, why his father's history of coming up clutch in the postseason should matter more, why some guys have a hard time playing well under the bright lights of New York and much more! Finally, Rob closes the show by praising MLB for putting an up-and-coming star like Jazz Chisholm on the cover of MLB The Show 23 - another 'MLB Bro you need to know' doing big things! Subscribe and download all of the latest Inside the Parker podcasts and follow Rob on Twitter!!  #OddCoupleSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest MLB offseason edition of  Inside the (Rob) Parker, Rob leads off with a deep dive into Tom Brady's retirement from the NFL. Football writers worship at Brady's feet so all signs point to him being a unanimous Pro Football Hall of Famer. But, given Brady's history of cheating (DeflateGate and SpyGate), do you think he would still get into the Hall of Fame if baseball writers were the ones doing the voting? If the writer kept Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens out of Cooperstown for circumstantial evidence at best, you don't think they'd do the same to a convicted cheater like Brady? Guess we'll never know. Later, baseball content creator Gary Sheffield Jr swings by to discuss his father's Hall of Fame candidacy, why he was so disappointed to see so many writers hold the Steroid Era against his dad even though he never tested positive, why his father's history of coming up clutch in the postseason should matter more, why some guys have a hard time playing well under the bright lights of New York and much more! Finally, Rob closes the show by praising MLB for putting an up-and-coming star like Jazz Chisholm on the cover of MLB The Show 23 - another 'MLB Bro you need to know' doing big things! Subscribe and download all of the latest Inside the Parker podcasts and follow Rob on Twitter!!  #OddCoupleSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Pacatte joins Jack Vita to discuss and break down the 2023 Baseball Hall of Fame voting. Former St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Scott Rolen was voted into the Hall of Fame Tuesday by the BBWAA. No other players were voted in to be inducted, although Colorado Rockies great Todd Helton (72.2%) and closer Billy Wagner (68.1%) came close, and are on track to enter the Hall soon. 2000 National League MVP Jeff Kent was denied entry for the tenth time, and now falls off the writer's ballot. He will have a chance to enter the Hall of Fame through one of the veterans committees. Ryan and Jack discuss the Hall of Fame cases for players that did not receive induction in 2023, including Helton, Wagner, Kent, Andruw Jones, Gary Sheffield, Carlos Beltran, Alex Rodriguez, Manny Ramirez, Andy Pettitte and Bobby Abreu. Later on, Ryan and Jack discuss the latest news stories from the MLB offseason, including Major League Baseball's investigation into Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Mike Clevinger and a big trade between the Minnesota Twins and Miami Marlins, where the Marlins sent Pablo Lopez and prospects to Minnesota in exchange for 2022 AL batting champion Luis Arraez. Ryan and Jack break it all down!

The MAP boys sit down with legendary baseball coach, Jack Leggett, to talk about his book, "The ABCs of Excellence." Coach Leggett began his coaching career in 1978 at the University of Vermont. In 1983, he took the head coaching job at Western Carolina and led them to five NCAA Regional appearances in 9 years. He later took over the program at Clemson University and built one of the most successful programs in college baseball. His Clemson teams appeared in 21 NCAA Regionals, 9 NCAA Super-Regionals and took 6 trips to Omaha for the College World Series. Not to mention the numerous coaches who worked for him and now have created their own successful programs (Tim Corbin, Kevin O'Sullivan, John Pawlowski, Erik Bakich)Coach Leggett talked to the boys about the lessons he learned along the way and the importance of developing a culture of clear expectations, discipline and accountability. He shares his thoughts on youth sports and young athletes specializing in sports too early. He also breaks down some of the ABCs of Excellence by talking about the 4 C's, Need vs. Want, MTA (Make the Adjustment) and other key learnings from the book. This is a must-listen show. Get your pen and paper ready....here is Jack Leggett.www.jackleggett.comTo ask a question or leave a comment for the show: podcast@mentaladvantage.net To reach John Cullen: john.cullen@mentaladvantage.netTo reach Brandon Allen: brandon.allen@mentaladvantage.net

#OTD Ben Taylor, hall of fame Negro League Baseball player and manager, was born in Anderson, South Carolina.

My guest is legendary baseball player, Hall of Famer, Johnny Bench. Considered the best catcher to ever play the game, and the heart of the Big Red Machine, Johnny spent all 17 of his seasons with the Cincinnati Reds. He won the Gold Glove Award TEN TIMES, and he won two World Series. But, because of all that time in the sun, Johnny was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma (BCC), the most common type of non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC). Today, he's cancer free and a vocal champion for efforts to Get Real About Skin Cancer. We chatted about what it's like to be the best catcher of all time, what it was like playing for the Reds for his entire career, who his favorite catcher is now, who he still keeps in touch with, and so much more. Johnny also shares life-saving tips about his journey with cancer, and what you can do to catch non-melanoma skin cancer before it advances. He joins me along with leading board-certified dermatologist and skin cancer expert, Dr. Ariel Ostad.

Joe West and Mike Claiborne are joined by Rick Hummel who has covered baseball for more than 50 years. In 2007, Hummel was named the J.G. Taylor Sprink Award winner and was induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Voice Over Artist, Actor, Singer and Author Rodney Saulsberry narrates this bio feature on Hall Of Fame Baseball Legend, Jackie Roosevelt Robinson.  His life and legacy will be remembered as one of the most important in American history. He was the first African American baseball player to break Major League Baseball's color barrier that segregated the sport for more than 50 years. In 1997, the world celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Jackie's breaking the Baseball's color barrier. In doing so, we honored the man who stood defiantly against those who would work against racial equality and acknowledged the profound influence of one man's life on the American culture. 

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 In this week's episode of Culture Calculus, we talk to Hall of Fame Baseball Writer Claire Smith. We discuss her legendary career, her friendship with Dusty Baker, as well as how she views the importance of developing the next generation of young journalists. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Voice Over Actor, Rodney Saulsberry narrates this bio feature on American professional baseball pitcher, Satchel Paige. At age 42 in 1948, Paige made his major league debut for the Cleveland Indians; to this day, this makes him the oldest debutant in major league history. Additionally, Paige was 59 years old when he played his last major league game, which is also a record that stands to this day. Paige was the first black pitcher to play in the American League and was the seventh black player to play in Major League Baseball. 

Week 4 has come and gone! Another blockbuster trade....Trea Turner moved for Fernando Tatis Jr. in a deal with Greg & Steve. Alicia remained undefeated and Nick stays defeated. Everyone else is in between. Power rankings are coming soon after Week 5!!!! A lot to talk about from Week 4 in For the Fame Baseball

In Episode 15 of the Golden Age of Cardboard we discuss the 2021 Hall of Fame Ballot! Check out everything from the Bench Clear Media team at: YouTube Website --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goldenageofcardboard/support

In this episode we chopped it up with Hall of Fame Baseball Player Ozzie Smith, known for being arguably the Greatest Short Stop of All Time. We got a chance to talk to him about some of his favorite moments in baseball, fatherhood, his relationship with his father, the impact of the black male voice in major league baseball, and much more! Tap in for a great conversation, let's vibe! This Episode is Sponsored by Black Santa. Host - Co-Founder, Jesse Alex (@meetjessealex) Guest Host - Ricky Rock (@rickyrocklive) Song by - Jayson Lyric feat. Taylor Morgan "Yellow Brick Road" Production - Bryant J. Martin (@bryant.martin_ph) For more: Follow @dear.fathers on Instagram | dearfathers.com

Emily & John discuss Cohen vs Steinbrenner, meat and potatoes vs gourmet, La Russa vs driving sober, MOTY, ROTY, CYA, MVP, Yankee bias, voicemails, Top 3 Broadcasters, & more!

Ashton and Martyn are back to discuss the best and worst sports has to offer!LA Dodgers UFC Tony La RusaNFL Week 10:Bye: Falcons Cowboys Chiefs JetsTNF: (5-3) Colts - Titans (6-2)(2-6) Texans - Browns (5-3)(2-6) Football Team - Lions (3-5)(1-7) Jaguars - Packers (6-2)(3-4-1) Eagles - Giants (2-7)(6-3) Buccaneers - Panthers (3-6)(3-5) Broncos - Raiders (5-3)(2-6) Chargers - Dolphins (5-3)(7-2) Bills - Cardinals (5-3)(6-2) Seahawks - Rams (5-3)(4-5) 49ers - Saints (6-2)(2-5-1) Bengals - Steelers (8-0)SNF: (6-2) Ravens - Patriots (3-5)MNF: (3-5) Vikings - Bears (5-4)

Andrew and Jose talk about the news surrounding Tony La Russa, react to Alex Cora's return to managing the Boston Red Sox and the Pitching Free Agency Class.

Vince and Annie are joined by MLB Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. to discuss how he learned golf from Tiger Woods (04:00), having his father as a teammate in the MLB (24:00), and more. Hosts: Vince Carter & Annie Finberg Guest: Ken Griffey Jr.

If you’re a fan of baseball, you’re familiar with Jayson Stark ’73. He’s the senior baseball writer for the Athletic, an MLB Network studio analyst and a Baseball Hall of Famer - the 2019 J.G. Taylor Spink Award recipient. In this ’Cuse Conversation, Jayson talks about his lifelong connection to Syracuse University, shares stories from his career and previews the 2020 MLB season, which is certain to be the most unusual of our lifetime.

Today we celebrate the life and legacy of hall of fame pitcher Leroy "Satchel" Paige

Today we celebrate the life and legacy of hall of fame pitcher Leroy "Satchel" Paige

When Scoops Fegan strikes, which we wished was more often, you know it's going to be good episode. James unveils and details news he broke earlier today; the White Sox plan to pay minor league players through June (1:30). What was the impetus for Chicago paying its fledgling professional athletes, and why aren't all clubs taking note? Tommy Boy and Jimmy welcome Hall of Fame Baseball writer and The Athletic MLB scribe extraordinaire, Jayson Stark, to the Business (9:00). The trio tackle presumptive plans to jump-start the season, and ponder baseball's standing and stature in America if there isn't a 2020 season. Are the initial reports about MLB/MLBPA sour negotiations normal practice, or is there more to read into (14:30)? Is the current player/owner battlefield a preview for 2021 and a new CBA (16:30)? Jayson gives his take on if stomaching rate stats in a shortened season is possible, and what aspect of the game will be forever altered by this phenomena (23:30)? James' three-wins, zero-loss record is put to the test another edition of 10-ty Questions (33:30). Follow Tom on Twitter: @TomFornelliFollow James on Twitter: @JRFeganFollow Jayson on Twitter: @jaysonstFollow #SandalSzn on Twitter: @WriteSox Save 40% on your first-year subscription to The Athletic by visiting: theathletic.com/southside Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legends in Sports: Wardo and Sully hosted a Masters preview show this Wednesday on Sports Radio 810 in Kansas City (The nation's most powerful sports radio station). Hour-one has Hall of Fame Baseball player George Brett sharing his picks to win the Masters as well as sharing his first hand insight after playing Augusta National several times. In hour-two, Golf Underground interviews PGA Legend Tom Watson as he shares great Masters memories, his pick to win, as well as the emotions that come from both winning and almost winning Major Championships. This show will get you ready for the Augusta!

Tom Gage joins us to talk about the passing of Al Kaline

Rob Parker is an American sports anchor for 7 Action News at 10pm on TV20 Detroit and a contributor to Fox Sports 1's show Skip and Shannon: Undisputed. Prior to that, he was a sports columnist for ClickOnDetroit.com and a regular commentator on WDIV-TV Local 4 Sports Final Edition. He was the first black sports columnist at the Detroit Free Press in 1993 and the first black general sports columnist at Newsday in New York in 1995. Parker has also written for The Detroit News, Times Leader in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, the Daily News in New York and The Cincinnati Enquirer. Parker currently co-hosts The Odd Couple on Fox Sports Radio with Chris Broussard. CONNECT WITH ROB: INSTAGRAM (https://www.instagram.com/sagesteele/) TWITTER (https://twitter.com/sagesteele) CONNECT WITH JERRY: TWITTER (https://twitter.com/TheRealJHair) INSTAGRAM (https://www.instagram.com/therealjhair/) **WORK WITH JERRY ON YOUR MEDIA CAREER** (https://www.kharismamastery.com/boardroom/)

Brian Hetland has been the coach of Clarksville High School’s Baseball team for 11 seasons and he has been coaching baseball in Clarksville for 32 years. He was recently inducted into the Tennessee Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame. He joins Charlie and Katie to reflect on his incredible career coaching baseball in Clarksville.

Robb sits down with friend Tony La Russa to discuss his rough n' tumble upbringing in Florida’s Ybor City, getting taken into the majors right out of high school, and whether he ever needed baseball’s legendary “slump busters” to get out of a rut.They cover Tony’s almost-transition out of baseball to become a lawyer, his often-times tense relationship with Hall Of Famer Ozzie Smith while at Chicago, turning to vegetarianism, losing his first World Series, and the grit / determination it takes to keep on winning.This wildly inspirational conversation with 3 time winning World Series manager Tony La Russa was recorded at his Animal Rescue Foundation (A.R.F.) https://www.arflife.org

The Commish joins the show. Hummel is confident the series will head back to Atlanta. Steve in Dogtown is fired up. We check in on the Ride Her Cup. The prize money may or may not be lost. Doug rants. Everybody leaves the studio except for Iggy and Doug. 

The Commish joins the show. Hummel is confident the series will head back to Atlanta. Steve in Dogtown is fired up. We check in on the Ride Her Cup. The prize money may or may not be lost. Doug rants. Everybody leaves the studio except for Iggy and Doug. 

Casey Fisk is the owner of Fisk Performance Training in Michigan. Casey played 1B, pitched, and caught at Illinois State University. He coached 10 years of High School baseball & 12 years of travel baseball. Casey played four seasons at NCAA DI Illinois State in the Missouri Valley Conference. During his time at ISU, Fisk was named to the MVC All-Tournament Team as a senior as he led the Redbirds to the league title and a berth in the regional tournament played that year at Oklahoma State University. He went on to play two years of professional ball in the Independent League in Champaign and Lafayette. He launched Fisk Performance Training in 2000 to train athletes to meet & exceed the physical demands of the next levels of competition.   Perhaps his greatest accomplishment is being in the dugout for every single one of his three daughters' games.  Casey's dad is Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk. Sammy and Casey discuss: What Casey learned from his Baseball Hall of Fame dad, Carlton Fisk, that he is teaching his kids. How Carlton Fisk's almost career injury help direct Casey life direction. The importance of being prepared to compete at the next level.  Understanding Carlton Fisk's durability and longevity and how it can help your career. The importance of preparing in the weight room. Why Casey loves Bulgarian Split Squats (you may not though) Insights into what Casey tells his hitters about pitchers and pitchers about hitters to build their confidence.  How hitters need to take advantage of fastball counts. You should follow Casey on Twitter.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/playballkid/message

Guest Bio:Bingham baseball coach Joey Sato, who has spent most of his life either as a player for the Miners or coaching, will be inducted into the National High School Baseball Coaches Association's Hall of Fame when the group meets next December in St. Louis at its annual convention.Sato, who played baseball, basketball and football at Bingham, began his career as an assistant baseball coach at the South Jordan school was still attending the University of Utah. When he earned his education degree in 1978, he was hired at Bingham as a teacher and an assistant baseball, basketball and football coach.The popular coach served as an assistant baseball coach for 18 years and has been the head coach for the past 22 years. His teams won four state titles when he was head coach and another four when he assisted.In order to be considered for the national hall of fame, a coach must be a member of the National High School Baseball Coaches Association for at least 10 years, been a head coach for at least 20 years, have a winning percentage of at least .500, must have contributed to high school baseball by speaking at clinics or writing articles on the game of baseball, hold an office or be an active member of the organization, and involved in trying to make high school baseball safe and better across the country.In announcing Sato's selection, the group praised him for creating a long-standing tradition of baseball excellence at Bingham."He teaches the fundamentals to assist his players in playing the game the correct way," read a press release on the announcement. "He teaches his athletes values far beyond the game of baseball, allows his assistants the freedom to coach their expertise, and is a true gentleman who is well respected by opposing players, coaches and umpires."Sato has been Utah's coach of ye year several times and was recently named the Utah High School Activities Association Outstanding Coach. He has served multiple terms as the Utah Baseball Coaches Association Present and represented on the National High School Basketball Coaches Association's executive representing the Rocky Mountain Region, has given clinic talks at the national convention, and has coaches the 18 and under and 15 and under Mountain West Teams.

Today we share some background on hall of fame baseball player Ben Taylor

Today we share some background on hall of fame baseball player Ben Taylor

On this day in Quiztory, Tim Raines stole his 700th base en route to 808 career stolen bases in Major League Baseball

On this day in Quiztory, Tim Raines stole his 700th base en route to 808 career stolen bases in Major League Baseball

(https://atgridiron.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/ATG-Markus.png) Markus enjoyed a 5 year pro football career playing in the NFL, CFL and Europe. As a twin, he claims he’s not the best athlete in the family with his twin sister holding that title. All of his siblings are in fact holders of a state championship in their respective sports. He started playing football at the age of 10, having been a baseball player up until then. He actually went to grade school with the great Hall of Fame Baseball player Ken Griffey Jr. Even back then you could tell that he was a special player and was bound for greatness. He went to a football powerhouse high school where he won a state championship. Numerous players on the team were sought after by schools in the recruiting process. He was sick on the day when most schools came to the school to recruit so was unable to talk with the visiting coaches. A friend who came to visit the school and was attending Eastern Kentucky came by and volunteered to take him on a tour of the school. While there he met with the coach who offered him a scholarship on the spot! The coach didn’t think he had a shot to land him as a recruit but his boldness paid off. Markus left the school as the All-Time leading rusher in 1-AA football. Despite his stellar career, he was not selected in the draft. His slower 40 yard dash time at his workout was a deterrent for most teams. However he got an opportunity with the Philadelphia Eagles and made the team. After his time with the Eagles, he played in Europe, where he experienced a whole new culture. That is where he was exposed to the dislike of US citizens and realized the reason for it. He attended a soccer game while there and had the best fan experience of his life! He wish he could bottle that and bring it to North America! At the end of his time on his European team, he was not getting along with the coaches and decided to quit the team there. Upon his return, he was pursued by the Hamilton Tiger Cats and signed with them. He was initially hesitant to sign, but they convinced him to come. Newly married he brought his wife up with him after making the team out of training camp. Unfortunately they had a bad start to the season and the coach was fired. With the person who wanted him there the most now gone, Markus was soon to be let go as well. The following week he was released. He returned to the States to work for a company using his degree from Eastern Kentucky. While working his 9-5, the XFL came about and were looking for players. His wife encouraged him to play if he still wanted to pursue it. He had the application ready, however his last experience left a bad taste in his mouth for football and the politics and uncertainty of it. He ultimately decided not to tryout. He’s now working for American Auto Wire doing graphic and Multimedia for them. He also works for Apple in sales and hosts his own podcast called The Pro Fan Podcast. For more information about Markus and his podcast follow the links below. website:  www.americanautowire.com/ (https://www.americanautowire.com/) instagram:  www.instagram.com/coachmarkus06/ (https://www.instagram.com/coachmarkus06/) twitter: www.twitter.com/profanpodcast1 (https://twitter.com/profanpodcast1) Resources www.atgridiron.com (https://www.atgridiron.com) www.symfonies.ca (http://www.symfonies.ca) www.audible.com (https://amzn.to/2Sef9Rx)  

Legends in Sports: Wardo and Sully hosted a Masters preview show this Wednesday on Sports Radio 810 in Kansas City (The nation's most powerful sports radio station). Hour-one has Hall of Fame Baseball player George Brett sharing his picks to win the Masters as well as sharing his first hand insight after playing Augusta National several times. In hour-two, Golf Underground interviews PGA Legend Tom Watson as he shares great Masters memories, his pick to win, as well as the emotions that come from both winning and almost winning Major Championships. This show will get you ready for the Augusta!

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Al Ferrer is the President/CEO of Linea Consulting, a multi-national Major League Baseball interpreter provider. Linea also researches, analyzes, interprets and presents advanced sabermetrics. Clients have included the Los Angeles Dodgers, Angels, New York Yankees and the top sports agents in the country. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 34374]

Jon Miller has been the voice of the Giants for nearly a quarter-century. He spent more than two decades as the voice of Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN. He's a Bay Area native, and quite possibly the best stylist in baseball today.

Football, HOF, Canton, Dawkins, Urlacher, Brazile, Kramer, Beathard, Lewis, Moss, Owens, Reggie White, Eagles, Bears, Ravens, Vikings, parade, fans, tailgate, Howie Roseman, Jerome Bettis, Hugh Douglas, Sal Paloantonio, Philly Special, Super Bowl, Super Bowl busts, Super Bowl rings, Road to the super Bowl Movie, the Locker Room, Joe Namath, Vince Lombardi, George Halas, stadium, enshrinement, baseball, Machado, Cabrera, Ramos, Phillies, Dodgers, Yankees, A's , Mariners, Red Sox, Klentak, PGA,This show is broadcast live on Wednesday's at 7PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Back to Block Island!  Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish!  Renée Taylor - one woman show! Pre-Raphaelites at the Legion of Honor. Sorting out Halls of Fame (Baseball vs. Basketball).  How to recycle a church in Canada.  Meat-free WeWork.  Here's lookin' at you, Kathy Kriger. Credits: Talent:  Tamsen Granger and Dan Abuhoff Engineer:  Ellie Suttmeier Art:  Zeke Abuhoff

Big Miracles with Joanna Garzilli Joanna is a spiritual success coach, motivational speaker, and author of “Big Miracles: 11 Spiritual Rules For Ultimate Success,” publishing by Harper Collins. She has been featured in media nationally and internationally including: BBC News, BBC Radio, CNN Money, NBC, OK! TV, Kcal 9, CBS 2, LA Weekly, MTV, Huffington Post, Runway and Elle. Over the past 20 years, Joanna has done thousands of intuitive readings and spiritual coaching sessions for business leaders, entrepreneurs and celebrities including some notable names: Ellen Burstyn, Goldie Hawn, Jenna Dewan Tatum, Vanessa Marcil, Ernie Banks Hall of Fame Baseball and Robbie Rogers U.S. Olympic Soccer team. http://joannagarzilli.comOut Front with Deborah Shames Deborah and her partner, David Booth, co-founded Eloqui in 2001, where they began training thousands of professionals how to speak and communicate more effectively. Passionate about coaching women to convey their genuine personality and abilities, Deborah wanted to reach a greater audience. By authoring Out Front: How Women Can Become Engaging, Memorable and Fearless Speakers, Deborah brings her expertise and experience to women around the world. Her goal is to prepare women of all ages, from millennials to seasoned veterans, with the skills they need to be out front. In addition to her active speaking, coaching and training schedule, Deborah speaks pro bono to educational institutions like the UCLA Anderson School of Business, the USC Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, Pepperdine MBA programs, and Cal Lutheran to give young people a boost and confidence at the beginning of their careers. http://eloqui.biz

This week on Beckett Radio, Scott Prusha stops by to talk about the Black Friday promotion, 2014-15 Hoops, and much more! We also dive into 2014-15 Prestige Basketball and tune in on how you can win a box of 2014 Panini Hall of Fame Baseball! If you have any questions or comments, email us at radio@beckett.com. Follow us on Twitter for special giveaways, breaking news, and other entertainment. twitter.com/BeckettRadio

Roger speaks with Hall of Fame Baseball player Darryl Strawberry about his time in the game, life's challenges and finding victory through faith.

10 Oct '11 Secret Civil Servant, Ivan Dedek. Our best VOAWLSON (Voice of Americans with Lewis Schaffer of Nunhead!) program ever! With Secret Civil Servant - a man who cannot reveal his real name nor where he works. We also chat with Nunhead American Ivan Dedek, a lovely lad em, I mean "righteous dude" from Upstate New York where the Hall of Fame (Baseball, that is) is. More about this show later. Enjoy! Download VOA_October_10th_2011.mp3