Podcast appearances and mentions of Francisco Cervelli

KEEP IT GOING!! On today's edition of the Locked On Padres podcast, Javier goes over a slew of Padres news and reports including the hiring of Francisco Cervelli, talks with reliever Luis Garcia, and Jorge Alfaro trade rumors! Then, he breaks down the latest massive developments in free agency including Javier Baez, Robbie Ray, Max Scherzer, Corey Seager, and more!Follow Javier on Twitter @JaviipenoFollow Locked On Padres @LO_PadresSubscribe to the new Locked On Padres YouTube Channel!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

KEEP IT GOING!! On today's edition of the Locked On Padres podcast, Javier goes over a slew of Padres news and reports including the hiring of Francisco Cervelli, talks with reliever Luis Garcia, and Jorge Alfaro trade rumors! Then, he breaks down the latest massive developments in free agency including Javier Baez, Robbie Ray, Max Scherzer, Corey Seager, and more! Follow Javier on Twitter @Javiipeno Follow Locked On Padres @LO_Padres Subscribe to the new Locked On Padres YouTube Channel! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Francisco Cervelli es un beisbolista venezolano, nacido en valencia en el 6 de marzo de 1986. Debutó el 18 de septiembre de 2008 con los Yankees de Nueva York, convirtiéndose en el jugador venezolano N° 234 en ascender a la categoría mayor del béisbol organizado. Tuvo un espectacular arranque en la gran carpa, su primer hit lo dio al día siguiente, contra Baltimore Orioles, y jugó como receptor de C.C. Sabathia. Con el tiempo adquirió la titularidad en la receptoría, recibiendo elogios de sus compañeros. Sin embargo, Cervelli fue enviado ese año al equipo Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees (Triple A) cuando José Molina salió de la lista de lesionados, causando gran impresión al mánager Joe Girardi debido a su rendimiento. Fue cambiado por los Yankees a los Piratas de Pittsburgh haciendo su debut en la temporada 2015, cambiando de la Liga Americana a la Liga Nacional. Actualmente es parte de la organización de Los Bravos de Atlanta. En la Liga Venezolana de Béisbol Profesional jugó hasta la temporada 2011 - 2012 con Cardenales de Lara. A partir de la temporada 2012-2013 juega con los Navegantes del Magallanes debutando el 7 de noviembre de 2012 en juego contra los Tiburones de la Guaira en el José Bernardo Pérez de Valencia. Al poseer también nacionalidad italiana, fue convocado por La Nazionale al Clásico Mundial de Béisbol de 2009. Decidió jugar con la Azurri ya que para ese momento el mánager Luis Sojo, no pudo garantizarle la titularidad en la selección venezolana. Qué puedes aprender y conocer hoy: La persistencia como base de todo éxito. Tomar riesgos. Para lograr algo se debe salir siempre de la zona de confort. Saber lidiar con el fracaso, pero no acostumbrarse a él. La presión, cómo un atleta debe aprender a vivir con ella. No tratar de imitar a nadie, tú tienes lo que necesitas. Este episodio fue presentado por: https://coachjeremias.com/episodio-32/

CIAO! Luis Miguel Echegaray is joined by MLB Network's Jon Morosi and former Yankees catcher and World Series champion Francisco Cervelli to discuss their love for Italian soccer, Serie A and so much more! To celebrate Opening Day, they give their thoughts on the new MLB season and tell great stories where soccer and baseball combined in the clubhouse!  Qué Golazo' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Qué Golazo team on Twitter: @quegolazopod, @lmechegaray, @JimmyConrad, @Jon_LeGossip, @jamesbenge, @heathpearce Watch Qué Golazo on YouTube: youtube.com/quegolazo For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Taped a week ahead of opening day and mired by technical issues, Sunday Pour looks back at the Yankees' last championship in 2009 and what this year's team can learn from them to avoid a 12 year World Series draught. With appearances from Francisco Cervelli, Xavier Nady, Wilson Betemit & Phil Coke!

Nick Markakis retires, so does Francisco Cervelli, MadeInChina virus upends tourneys, Ga Tech in ACC final, MLB major rules changes for MiLB, Savannah Banana Ball and is that like half rubber? Braves blank Rays and spank Twins, LSU losing more defense, Vols arrested, Falcons check out Trey Lance, Yasiel Puig j'accuse, Nebraska wants no part of Oklahoma, Rush Propst trouble, bettor threatens Braves and other players to cut their heads off, Trevor Lawrence trading cards, new deals for Brady and Cam, sordid tale of local racer involving violence and murder, petedavis.buzzsprout.com, Pete's Tweets, This Day in Sports History, birthdays. Why the new baseball rules are mostly a very good thing to speed up and make the game more exciting, like it used to be

La mentira se ha integrado al contexto social, al punto de que crees que cuando mientes estás protegiendo a los demás del daño que podrías infringirles. Esas mismas zonas del cerebro que se activan para que puedas mentir al rato procesan la vergüenza, la culpa y el arrepentimiento. Tú mientes. Mientes porque te conviene. Y te resulta un proceso natural, cotidiano. Mientes porque sabes mentir, no porque todo el mundo lo hace. Y si tú mientes, ¿de dónde sacaste que en la Política tenían que decirte la verdad? Somos Qüix, el poder de contar el poder. /////// GUION Y DIRECCIÓN: Willy McKey PRODUCCIÓN Y EDICIÓN DE SONIDO: Manuel González Croce VOCES INVITADAS: la profesora y lingüista venezolana Irma Chumaceiro, la escritora colombiana Piedad Bonnett, el humorista venezolano Emilio Lovera, el pelotero venezolano Francisco Cervelli (gracias a la periodista Mari Montes) y una cita del doctor Gurutz Linazasoro. LOCUCIÓN DE CRÉDITOS: Mariana Gutiérrez ILUSTRACIONES DE PORTADA: Giuliana Solla Urdaneta Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2021 Qüix es un proyecto de difusión y formación sin fines de lucro, registrado bajo licencia estándar de Creative Commons. Si quieres colaborar de manera voluntaria con Qüix, entra en www.somosquix.com y hazlo vía PayPal.

It's been over a week of the 16 playoff team format. How has this format worked and has it been enjoyable for us? We discuss the ways it helps, how it has hurt, and if this is something that works for the consumer of baseball. Next, we dive into the shakeup the Pirates front office saw this past week. Then lastly, we discuss the departure of JT Riddle as well as the retirement of Francisco Cervelli.

Francisco Cervelli is retiring after a 13-year career. Cervelli was an above-average player, but a long string of injuries (mostly concussions) nagged him throughout his career. The Phillies are getting a new GM. It's been a disappointing two years in Philadelphia as they are still seeking a return to October. All this (and more) on today's episode.

On today's show: Noah Hiles and Alex Stumpf of DK Pittsburgh sports reflect on the career of Francisco Cervelli, preview the ALDS and confess their love for the Miami Marlins and their random success this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this session of rotoimbeciles we'll be talking about the Wild Card Series, my fantasy football week and the Covid implications, the great Coco Laboy and the Montreal Expos, the retirement of Francisco Cervelli, and a generational talent in Allen Lazard.

“Este equipo tiene un poquito de todo, tiene hambre. Esta cansado de perder. Ya es tiempo de ponernos en el mapa”Esas fueron las palabras de Francisco Cervelli, receptor de los @marlins cuando nuestro @alfrealvarez3 le pregunto que palabra o frases, define el estado actual de este equipo. Definitivamente los #Marlins vienen inspirados en este 2020..#JuntosMiami#LetsGoFish#OurColores#MiamiMarlins

“Este equipo tiene un poquito de todo, tiene hambre. Esta cansado de perder. Ya es tiempo de ponernos en el mapa”Esas fueron las palabras de Francisco Cervelli, receptor de los @marlins cuando nuestro @alfrealvarez3 le pregunto que palabra o frases, define el estado actual de este equipo. Definitivamente los #Marlins vienen inspirados en este 2020..#JuntosMiami#LetsGoFish#OurColores#MiamiMarlins

Today on Underdogs: It's Thirsty Thursday. David shares a new restaurant story about a drunk woman pooping her pants on the patio; Jakob's Blue Jay's game diary from last night's 14-11 loss; Digging deep into Nate Pearson's performance; More love for Don Mattingly and Francisco Cervelli; Did this game alter the course of the Blue Jays season?; Are Vladdy and Bo not friends anymore and does that matter?  If you enjoy the show let us know! Connect on twitter @Underdogscanada and give us a rating or a review and don't forget to subscribe to hear the show every day!

Francisco Cervelli hit a dramatic, two-out three-run home run in the 9th, but the Blue Jays prevailed in extra innings.

Francisco Cervelli powered the Marlins while Humberto Mejia did a fine job in his big league debut in the Marlins 4-3 win over the Mets.

Francisco Cervelli powered the Marlins while Humberto Mejia did a fine job in his big league debut in the Marlins 4-3 win over the Mets.

Pablo Lopez was fantastic on the mound, Francisco Cervelli and Jesus Aguilar both went deep and an eight-day layoff was no problem for the Marlins against the Orioles on Tuesday night.

Pablo Lopez was fantastic on the mound, Francisco Cervelli and Jesus Aguilar both went deep and an eight-day layoff was no problem for the Marlins against the Orioles on Tuesday night.

¿Cómo será el regreso del béisbol en medio de la pandemia del coronavirus? Jorge Ramos habla con Francisco Cervelli de los Miami Marlins y Aníbal Sánchez de los Washington Nationals.

Francisco Cervelli es italo-venezolano, jugador de beisbol de grandes ligas. Ha sido catcher de los Yankees de New York, Piratas de Pittsburgh, Bravos de Atlanta y Marlins de Miami. Su historia de vida está llena de sensibilidad social, disciplina y unión familiar. Pudimos conversar fuera de radio un buen rato desde su casa, en medio de la pausa de la temporada 2020 producto de la cuarentena, y compartió sus facetas fuera del terreno de juego, lo que disfruta, las enseñanzas de vida, y lo que lo ha llevado a estar más de una década en el mejor beisbol del mundo. Comparte tus comentarios con el hashtag #FueraDeRadio, y te espero en las redes sociales @OmarCharcousse

Tuvimos una conversación súper brutal con el mejor instructor de receptores, Carlos Coste. Hablamos de sus inicios, de su paso en las ligas menores con Boston y de cómo ha llegado a entrenar a grandes receptores como Machete Maldonado, Yasmani Grandal, Francisco Cervelli, entre otros. Gracias por escucharnos, búscanos en IG y disfruten de esta conversación. Nos Pueden Seguir En:  IG: nuncajuguebeisbolpodcast Facebook: Nunca Jugué Béisbol Podcast

Jesús Aguilar de los Marlins de Miami habló sobre su compañero el chef Francisco Cervelli, subir en el sistema de los Indios con varios jugadores establecidos y mucho más.

Jesús Aguilar de los Marlins de Miami habló sobre su compañero el chef Francisco Cervelli, subir en el sistema de los Indios con varios jugadores establecidos y mucho más.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins catcher Francisco Cervelli, and we'll also hear from Marlins Chairman and Principal Owner, Bruce Sherman, in addition to Marlins President of Baseball Operations, Michael Hill and Marlins manager Don Mattingly.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins catcher Francisco Cervelli, and we'll also hear from Marlins Chairman and Principal Owner, Bruce Sherman, in addition to Marlins President of Baseball Operations, Michael Hill and Marlins manager Don Mattingly.

I branch away from baseball a little bit in today's episode to talk about why Andrew Luck made the right decision to retire when he did. He doesn't deserve the criticism that he's gotten, especially when all-time great athletes such as Sandy Koufax have made similar decisions. Plus, Bryce Harper named his son Krew (???), Francisco Cervelli needs to learn how to slide, and we do the first ever Foul Ball Area beer review. Check it out on this week's edition of Foul Ball Area!

Cliff Corcoran (The Athletic) asks whether Francisco Cervelli should still be allowed to catch, defends the 10th-best players in any team’s history, and questions Yankees starting pitching. Plus Joe DiMaggio has enough and players defends themselves against racial epithets. TABLE OF CONTENTSJoe DiMaggio Retires*Players in the Stands*Cliff Corcoran: The Man of 1,000 Teddy Bears*Francisco Cervelli’s Right to Self-Harm*Alex Jackson is Weird*A Paucity of Historic Pirates Catchers*The Top 10 Yankees Catchers*The Saga of Butch Wynegar*The Last Time a Pirates Pitcher Cracked The Franchise Top 10*Can the Yankees Win the World Series?*A Prediction Which Came True (Groundzilla)*The 1812 Confusion*Goodbyes.

Episode 92 of the BatFlip Crazy fantasy baseball podcast is Episode 6 of the weekly Bubba & The BatFlip pod featuring yours truly and Bubba (@bdentrek on Twitter) from the Benched with Bubba Podcast. We’ll be recording a weekly podcast together every Monday focused on MLB news and notes, analysis of players on fantasy radars for good or bad reasons, and a review of popular FAAB pickups. Players and topics discussed (in order): Mauricio Dubon calmed up to SF; José Ramirez to the IL; German Marquez to the IL; Raimel Tapia to the IL, Sam Hilliard called up; Brian Anderson our for the year, Neil Walker getting starts, Austin Dean called up; Stephen Piscotty to the IL, Seth Brown called up; Francisco Cervelli signs with the Braves; Cody Spangenburg called up by Brewers; José Ureña may close for Marlins; Justus Sheffield called up; Willi Castro called up; Rhys Hoskins; Mark Canha; Travis d’Arnaud; Manny Machado; Chris Paddack; Dylan Bundy; Zack Wheeler; and TGFBI FAAB review. Intro song from @kaylenprescott. You can follow me on Twitter @BatFlipCrazy.

Recorded 8/22/19 High Sponsor: Banana Split Inside Scoop: Mindhunter Here's a link to MB's thread/DOB's compliment Ortega was called up to replace Ender Inciarte, the 4th Braves starter to hit the IL in less than a month. McCann became the 5th. Bill Tench on Mindhunter is played by Holt McCallany

The Pirates are winning again, so we talk about them (for a bit). Hear Noah and Alex's thoughts on management, Josh Bell, Bryan Reynolds, the coaching stuff and more. Then, well, things get random. Enjoy... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/river-blast-radio/support

The Pirates have yet again stumbled out of the All-Star break after getting swept by the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley this weekend, and it doesn't get easier as the Bucs head to St. Louis for another pivotal divisional series. Also, Francisco Cervelli's comments dispelling a report that he would no longer catch for the team are making waves around Pirates media. Cervelli has been on the IL since May due to a concussion.

Opening Monologue - Francisco Cervelli Eats his words - Gene Collier (Pulitzer prize losing columnist for PG Sports, fitful stand-up comic and Playwright) Joins Mark on air to discuss Francisco Cervelli, Pirates History and the misuse of it - Coast to Coast

Steelers Captain Cam Heyward joined us to recount his experience on Family Feud last night with former Steeler Dermontti Dawson and danced around some tricky questions. Rob Biertempfel of The Athletic addresses some tricky questions concerning Francisco Cervelli's statements about catching again with the Pirates. Also, Ryan Recker from Channel 4 fills in for Mike.

The Pirates have yet again stumbled out of the All-Star break after getting swept by the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley this weekend, and it doesn't get easier as the Bucs head to St. Louis for another pivotal divisional series. Also, Francisco Cervelli's comments dispelling a report that he would no longer catch for the team are making waves around Pirates media. Cervelli has been on the IL since May due to a concussion.

Steelers Captain Cam Heyward joined us to recount his experience on Family Feud last night with former Steeler Dermontti Dawson and danced around some tricky questions. Rob Biertempfel of The Athletic addresses some tricky questions concerning Francisco Cervelli's statements about catching again with the Pirates. Also, Ryan Recker from Channel 4 fills in for Mike.

Opening Monologue - Francisco Cervelli Eats his words - Gene Collier (Pulitzer prize losing columnist for PG Sports, fitful stand-up comic and Playwright) Joins Mark on air to discuss Francisco Cervelli, Pirates History and the misuse of it - Coast to Coast

What if we told you in the offseason that going into the break the Pirates would be 2.5 games out of 1st place? Well we answer that for you, though it may not be as glorious of an answer as it was in 2015.Also, we thank everyone again for their contribution to the NS9 Pirates Charities Backpack Raffle where we collected $2,250 and were able to raffle off 9 backpacks. We also talk about the revamping of our Patreon where you can help support us while getting some pretty cool things in return.Onto more baseball...The Pirates hammered the Brewers & Cubs this past week and have played very well since June and this rough stretch vs teams above .500 (and likely with higher run differentials and Ivan Nova's pitching for them). What does this mean for the club and should they be buyers or sellers if the trade deadline were today?Josh Bell and Felipe Vazquez will be heading to Cleveland to partake in the All Star game, while Josh Bell will also be part of the Home Run Derby. Ryan & DiNardo give their predictions on the event. Francisco Cervelli has announced that he will no longer play catcher in his MLB career. As we all know the person comes before the player (and this is a very wise move for Cervelli's health concerns) what does this mean for the Pirates? Where is Cervelli's place on this team going forward and what does it mean to the current players on the 25 man right now?Are the Wolves of Federal Street back? The bullpen has been pitching better lately, but we aren't certain it's at the level we all expected them to be at. Who has surprisingly been much better lately? Worse? We will tell you what we can likely expect from this unit going forward and if there is any more help on the way.If you feel generous enough, you can check out our Patreon below:www.patreon.com/northshorenineMakes sure to check us out on twitch for NS9LIVE Thursdays at 10PMwww.twitch.tv/northshorenineAlso, check out our website for all of the podcasts, live streams, merchandise, free graphics & phone wallpapers, & more:www.northshorenine.com

In this episode, I welcome back Noah Hiles from 93.7 The Fan and we catch up on the Pirates. We talk about all the injuries, Francisco Liriano's great season, Chris Archer's lousy season, Francisco Cervelli's injuries, Mitch Keller and Derek Dietrich's celebrations.

Eric + MB admire the analogies baseball doesn't invoke and deride some home-team-centric bad takes. Every rookie has a rough patch, so MB + Eric each unearth onone of their own career lowlights. High Sponsor: Tahoe OG Inside Scoop: The Old Man & the Gun Recorded 5/29/19 Notes: The A's lost 7-2 to the Yankees in the 2018 AL Wild Card Game. MB meant to mention JD raised the average age of the Braves' infield from 24 to 26. Dude's an old pro. The Pirates rookie of note is Bryan Reynolds. Not sure who Justin is. Other currently injured Pirates include Jordan Lyles and Francisco Cervelli.

Matt and Steve are bringing you this week's news and updates in Pittsburgh sports. From NCAA hoops coverage to major league content for NFL, NHL, and MLB, if it's happening in (or in some cases affecting) Pittsburgh, this is where you'll find out about it. If you're a fan of soccer or golf, Matt and Steve have some highlights there as well. This week's show notes: The Plax Episode. Jack Butler (Steelers) only HOF DB to wear 80 Riverhounds- last weekend the hounds had a 2-2 draw with Nashville FC the hounds dominated the stat categories but the tying goal came in extra time at the 92 min. Early in the season and the hounds are 7 points behind the group leaders Saint Louis FC. The hounds head to South Carolina to take on Charleston Battery. international Soccer - Champions League, Ajax Win over Tottenham 1-0. And Liverpool and Barcelona. PGA Tour- Last week was the Zurich Classic, Team Play, John Rahm and Ryan Palmer take the win with -26 total in an a ray of different events like best ball, alternate shot. This week the tour stops at Quail Hollow Golf Course in NC for the Wells Fargo Championship , lots of big names in this week as they prep for the PGA Championship in 2 weeks at Bethpage Black on Long Island. NCAA MB- Sean Miller back in the news after has been investigated and apparently on wire taps talking about paying Deandre Ayton 10K month while enrolled at Arizona. Reports of other players and players families requesting Payments as well. NHL- Blue Jackets are up 2-1, Canes are up 2-0, sharks are up 2-1, Blues are up 2-1 Brad Marchad has been dishing out some dirty punches for the Bruins. NBA- the Fetured Series is GSW/Rockets GS up 2-0, the refs have been the focus in this series with a lot of non calls and players being critical. Game 23 had two Techs called back to back and Chris Paul being ejected. Penguins - the trade talks have fired up with Names like Malkin,. Letting, Kessel, Johnson, and mattaa all being tossed around. Pirates- The team that was here the first few weeks of the season has come and gone, the Bucs had a 8 game losing streak with series sweeps from the Backs, and the Dodgers, the had a rebound extra inning win over the rangers last night and followed up with a ??? This afternoon . Francisco Cervelli took a hit by pitch on the left wrist and left the game. His style of play seems to get him injured a lot and that has been his downfall . The Bucs did bring up Renoylds and Tucker to cover Short and Center after the collision between Marte and Gonzalzes. Both remain with the big club as Marte is back from the DL. highlights in the last losing streak was Tucker first AB HR in the bigs, and Cabera going 4 for 4 with 2 HR in LA. MLB- Watching some of the Jr’s reminds me of their name sakes. DeLino DeSheilds for the rangers, and Vlad Gerro Jr. NFL Draft- the Draft had its surprises and its shockers and its what were they thinkings. Tyreek Hill likely done in the NFL. Steelers- Likely to decline Artie Burns 5th yr option. BOBBY MO- wins NEC Golf Championship . After the show remember to: Follow the discussion on Twitter (@BoldPGHSports) Remember to check out our friends at River's Edge (@RiversEdgePGH) - and our stream over there! Also, check out BOLDpgh.com and sorgatronmedia.com for more entertainment!

Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller banter about the numbers behind the Yankees’ historic injury stack, an inspired piece of pitch-framing by Francisco Cervelli, Ramon Laureano as a human highlight machine, how often hitters would (and should) swing if they knew every pitch would be in the strike zone but still be called a ball, and […]

The Pirates didn’t get off to the start they hoped for on Thursday dropping a 5-3 loss on the road to the Reds. Jose Iglesias opened the game’s scoring with a double to bring home Jose Peraza in the second inning. It would take the Pirates until the 6th inning to get on the board when a Jung Ho Kang single brought in Josh Bell and Francisco Cervelli, thanks to some very aggressive base coaching by Joey Cora. However, the Reds would hit a pair of home runs in the bottom of the 7th to take a 5-2 lead and ultimately end the game. The Pirates were able to tack on one more run in the 8th and threatened with the bases loaded in the 9th, but it wouldn’t be enough. For more Bucco Booth content head over to http://baseballpodcastnet.com Be sure to follow our hosts on Instagram Benson - @bucsdugout Jared - @pirates.strong Follow the Baseball Podcast Network on all social media platforms Instagram - @baseballpodcastnet Twitter - @baseballpodcas1 YouTube - Baseball Podcast Network SoundCloud - Baseball Podcast Network

Hockey Hall of Famer Mike Lange weighs the Penguins chances of making a playoff run with the recently acquired help at the blue line and Francisco Cervelli insists he is the catcher after taking reps and first and third base over the weekend at Spring Training.

Hockey Hall of Famer Mike Lange weighs the Penguins chances of making a playoff run with the recently acquired help at the blue line and Francisco Cervelli insists he is the catcher after taking reps and first and third base over the weekend at Spring Training.

In just one episode, Pottymouth apologizes to Carlos Asuaje, C.C. Sabathia, and Francisco Cervelli, and says “interpretive dance” and “papiamentu” while Patti condones inspirational quotes and uses “Cutie Pie” in a sports context.

Episode #9 is here and we're talking about the most flexible man in baseball - it's Jake Arrieta! Other topics discussed include Willians Astudillo's home run celebration heard 'round the world, Trevor Bauer's unforgivable online habits, Francisco Cervelli's offseason workout regimen, and the man himself - Jake Arrieta - as an elder statesman in Philadelphia and a right-wing nut job. Artwork by Shelby Criswell Our theme music is "The Littlest League Possible" by Guided By Voices Email: tatertotspod@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/tatertotspod Twitter: twitter.com/tatertotspod

The Dodgers have yet to make a big move this offseason and we are all still waiting very patiently. The Dodgers almost made a trade for Pirates catcher Francisco Cervelli but the trade fell through at the last minute. Bryce Harper also liked a picture on MLB’s Instagram that had everyone speculating a deal with the Dodgers. Thanks to @DodgerBoard on Twitter for the question about Bryce Harper and Fernando Valenzuela. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqUCyOykYPl8CLrC2KFvWWA?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/dodgers_randi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dodgers_randi/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/RandiRadcliffe

Francisco Cervelli's trade value could be of interest to the market. MLB.com's Dani Wexelman and Pirates reporter Adam Berry break down why the Pirates should or should not trade him plus why Josh Bell's power resurgence is crucial to the team's 2019 success.

Francisco Cervelli's trade value could be of interest to the market. MLB.com's Dani Wexelman and Pirates reporter Adam Berry break down why the Pirates should or should not trade him plus why Josh Bell's power resurgence is crucial to the team's 2019 success.

Welcome back to Bucco Booth! Today we will still be missing our host from Pirates Strong Jared, but Benson Fechter from Bucs Dugout is back for our second episode and is excited to break down the week in Pirates baseball for you. We will be looking at Francisco Cervelli and him taking reps down at first base and what that could potentially mean for Elias Diaz, Josh Bell, and what the Pirates might do at the deadline. We will also get you ready for these next 3 games in this big 5 game set with the Brewers as the Pirates look to close out the first half on a high note!  Make sure to give our hosts a follow on Instagram: Jared - @pirates.strong Benson - @bucsdugout

Gene Collier details the story behind the Steelers inception, The Hawkeyes perform in the Primanti's DVE Coffeehouse, Francisco Cervelli stole a base yesterday, and Michele Michaels stops in to remember our friend Mike Steele.

Gene Collier details the story behind the Steelers inception, The Hawkeyes perform in the Primanti's DVE Coffeehouse, Francisco Cervelli stole a base yesterday, and Michele Michaels stops in to remember our friend Mike Steele.

In this episode of Locked on Pirates, host Jason Rollison recites an open letter to Neal Huntington, wonders where the Pittsburgh Pirates will find some coveted certainty, and checks in with Jarrod Prugar to talk Francisco Cervelli's rehab and what to watch for from the Altoona Curve over the second half of the Double-A season.Follow Jason on twitter - @jrollisonpghFollow Jarrod on twitter - @jprugar26 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The boys are back!Major League- (0:02:15) Shane Green / Joe Jiminez(0:03:15) Kenta Maeda & Would You Rather (incl. Nick Pivetta, Dallas Keuchel, Vincent Velasquez)(0:11:07) Kike Hernandez & Would You Rather (incl. Ian Happ, Whit Merrifield, Jed Lowrie, Scott Kingery) Minor League(0:17:00) Jon Gray(0:19:50) Ian can't quit peripheral stat darlings(0:21:15) Brandon Drury(0:22:45) Top Podspect- Josh James v. Luis Garcia v. Brandon Lowe Fantasy League(0:33:00) Wilson Ramos(0:35:00) Francisco Cervelli(0:37:00) Gary Sanchez(0:39:20) Danny Jansen(0:40:10) Daulton Varsho(0:40:25) Decade old youtube references(0:41:30) Joey Bart & Noah Naylor(0:42:50) Listener Questions(0:43:10) Diego CartayaThanks to Carraway for the use of our bumper music- Raising the Dead and the Last Song- off of their self-titled EP. Check them out at wearecarraway.bandcamp.com.Questions or comments- email us at dynastyschildpod@gmail.comTwitter Handles-The Dynasty Guru- @dynastyguruDynasty's Child- @dynastyschildKeaton- @KeatonTDPatrick- @thegreenmagnusIan- @usfhudsonAdam-@thestatcastera

The boys are back!Major League- (0:02:15) Shane Green / Joe Jiminez(0:03:15) Kenta Maeda & Would You Rather (incl. Nick Pivetta, Dallas Keuchel, Vincent Velasquez)(0:11:07) Kike Hernandez & Would You Rather (incl. Ian Happ, Whit Merrifield, Jed Lowrie, Scott Kingery) Minor League(0:17:00) Jon Gray(0:19:50) Ian can't quit peripheral stat darlings(0:21:15) Brandon Drury(0:22:45) Top Podspect- Josh James v. Luis Garcia v. Brandon Lowe Fantasy League(0:33:00) Wilson Ramos(0:35:00) Francisco Cervelli(0:37:00) Gary Sanchez(0:39:20) Danny Jansen(0:40:10) Daulton Varsho(0:40:25) Decade old youtube references(0:41:30) Joey Bart & Noah Naylor(0:42:50) Listener Questions(0:43:10) Diego CartayaThanks to Carraway for the use of our bumper music- Raising the Dead and the Last Song- off of their self-titled EP. Check them out at wearecarraway.bandcamp.com.Questions or comments- email us at dynastyschildpod@gmail.comTwitter Handles-The Dynasty Guru- @dynastyguruDynasty's Child- @dynastyschildKeaton- @KeatonTDPatrick- @thegreenmagnusIan- @usfhudsonAdam-@thestatcastera

In this episode of Locked on Pirates, host Jason Rollison recites an open letter to Neal Huntington, wonders where the Pittsburgh Pirates will find some coveted certainty, and checks in with Jarrod Prugar to talk Francisco Cervelli's rehab and what to watch for from the Altoona Curve over the second half of the Double-A season. Follow Jason on twitter - @jrollisonpgh Follow Jarrod on twitter - @jprugar26 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WRSP Radio presents the final episode of Weekend Sports Huddle from WRSP Radio with co-hosts Tom Pollin, Hunter Hodies and producer Dave Holcomb. While the Chicago Cubs trounced rival St. Louis on Friday night, the Cubs lost their first series versus the Milwaukee Brewers this week and dropped into second place in the NL Central. Pollin will explain what happened in the two shutout losses for Chicago versus Milwaukee. Right after discussing the young hitter struggles for the Pittsburgh Pirates last week, manager Clint Hurdle dropped Gregory Polanco and Josh Bell in the batting order. Can a Pirates club with Corey Dickerson and Francisco Cervelli batting third and fourth, respectively, find ways to score enough runs to win games despite a struggling pitching staff? Our hosts will weigh in. In the second half of the show, our hosts will move over to the junior circuit to discuss the biggest storylines from the American League. And finally, each host will name his favorite moment from our time with WRSP Radio. It's all coming up on this edition of Weekend Sports Huddle. We want to make you apart of the show. Call in at 517-387-1417 or tweet us @wkdsportshuddle.

Joey Lucchesi is the headliner (2:24) but there is so much to get to including new saves sources (6:51) and players we added (11:30) such as Tyson Ross, Francisco Cervelli, Ben Zobrist, Bartolo Colon, Franchy Cordero and more before we take a look at the Most Added list (22:00) ... Is it time to buy low on some struggling SPs (33:33) like Chris Archer, Marcus Stroman and Yu Darvish? And are we buying the hitters who are off to great starts (39:15) such as Yadier Molina, Mitch Haniger, Jed Lowrie and more? We also tell you which SPs you should be picking up (50:00) before looking at today's matchups (56:10) ... Your emails at fantasybaseball@cbsi.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Esta edición de Viva Béisbol la hemos dedicado a la Serie Mundial de Pequeñas Ligas 2017. Conversaremos con los protagonistas: los niños de los distintos equipos. Sus padres nos darán testimonio de la travesía que para muchos de ellos fue llegar a esta Serie Mundial. Además los grandes ligas Yadier Molina, Carlos Martínez y José 'Cafecito' Martínez, de los Cardenales de San Luis, así como Starlin Marte, Joaquín Benoit, Iván Nova, Francisco Cervelli, Elías Díaz, Sean Rodríguez, José Osuna, y Juan Nicasio de los Piratas de Pittsburgh, nos contarán sobre lo que significó para ellos poder compartir con los niños y jugar en el primer Clásico MLB dedicado a los talentos más jóvenes.

Esta semana Ivón Gaete habla sobre los peloteros venezolanos y como la grave crisis que atraviesa su país de origen incide en ellos. Muchos jugadores, ex jugadores e incluso prospectos de las mayores han alzado su voz para abogar por millones de ciudadanos que hoy en día sufren las terribles consecuencias del caos político, social y económico que se vive en Venezuela. Para ampliar el tema contaremos con la reconocida periodista venezolana Mari Montes (@porlagoma) como invitada y con los testimonios de los grandes ligas Francisco Cervelli, Martín Pérez, Alcides Escobar, Elvis Andrus, David Peralta, Luis Ávilan, Eugenio Suárez y José "Cafecito" Martínez. El manager de triple AAA para los Yankees de Nueva York, Alfredo Pedrique y el Vicepresidente Superior de Comunicaciones para los Diamondbacks de Arizona, Josh Rawitch, también conversan con nosotros sobre de las diferentes acciones que se están realizando a beneficio de Venezuela y su gente.

Pirates catcher Francisco Cervelli discusses the 4-3 win over the Brewers

Clint Hurdle, Chad Kuhl and Francisco Cervelli discuss the loss and altercation.

Blue Jays centerfielder Kevin Pillar’s incredible catch reminds Greg and Wayland of their favorite baseball fets (including Chris Sale’s slider and Bo Jackson’s everything), plus the guys do some REALLY great transitions. Then comedian Mary Sasson (Upright Citizens Brigade) talks about being a fan of the Pirates during the Barry Bonds years, and picking back up again in the era of Andrew McCutchen. Finally, grumpy old man Victor Pebblesmythe (Alex Berg, Earwolf) complains about the kids in the baseball field next door and bemoans the fall of the “hoop and stick industry.” Plus Derek Jeter, Chris Coghlan, Mark Buehrle, Francisco Cervelli, Javier Baez, Vladimir Guerrero, Bobby Bonilla, Manny Machado and lots more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Francisco Cervelli, Orlando Arcia, Ender Inciarte, Alcides Escobar, Salvador Pérez, entre otros se expresaron en un video donde hablan sobre la situación del país.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a special tie up with Extra Innings, we bring you exclusive interviews with Adrian Gonzalez, Francisco Cervelli, Drew Butera and Josh Harrison direct from the WBC.John provides appalling narration, showing ring rust by using the wrong mic for his intro...You can say thanks by following Gabriel at Extra Innings:On Twitter: www.twitter.com/extrainnings_bbAt their website: https://extrainningsbaseball.wordpress.comAnd here on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-166708407/

60 min OT, Spring 2017 Episode 9 (March 12, 2017) Danielle McCartan = host/producer/research/board operator/”call screener”… everything: a 1 woman show!! WWW.PROSPORTSRUNDOWN.COM Twitter @CoachMcCartan Youtube: search “Coach McCartan” Soundcloud.com/coachmccartan ON DEMAND: iTunes Podcast “Coach McCartan” TUNE IN Radio – type in “60 Minute Overtime” Play.google.com: Search “COACHMCCARTAN” Video simulcast on Periscope @CoachMcCartan and Facebook Facbook.com/coachmccartan And YOU! TODAY'S GUESTS: 1. John Lund, fellow Final Four FrancesaCon contestant @lundinbridge 2. Francisco Cervelli, current Pittsburgh Pirates catcher and catcher for Team Italy in WBC 3. Monica Abbott, professional softball's first million dollar player and silver medal winning pitcher And commentary from my interviews with: 1. Brandon Marshall, new NYG WR 2:44 FrancesaCon from Irving Plaza last week: talking about being a contestant, John Lund, also a contestant, calls in to talk about our performance in the talent search competition on stage! 15:46 New York Jets talk: My FrancescaCon talk about the New York Jets, then continued talk about the NYJ, including new ideas, perspectives, research --- 2018 QB candidates/free agents 28:04 NFL Free Agency has heated up! My take on the best move! Hint: includes commentary from my interview with Brandon Marshall 34:02 60 Minute Overtime Hurry Up Offense (sports minute) 36:30 World Baseball Classic update: Team Italy's progress in Pool D + my beef with MLB Network!!! 38:45 Cervelli talks to me about how he chose to play for Team Italy over Team Venezuela + more about Team Italy and the Pittsburgh Pirates 45:09 What the Eff story of the week: Hint: NFL Combine 48:26 Women in Sports (March is women's history month) Segment 48:53 Monica Abbott (silver medalist in the Bejing Olympics), the first million dollar player in professional softball history! Topics include: the female wage gap, the Olympic games, a challenge to Mike Trout, + much more 1:07:50 Selection Sunday + brackets 1:09:41 Wrap up

Watch: https://youtu.be/7HmHJgdjjYk iTunes download: https://t.co/Vw0aaUZmcj :22 What is the impact of this Italian American Baseball Family Launch party on the players and on the fans? :44 How did you choose between playing for team Italy and for team Venezuela? 1:07 Playing against the Venezuelan team, what do you think about Team Italy's chances this tournament? 1:30 How do you embrace both your Italian and Venezuelan heritages? 2:02 Promotion alert! Pirates will be giving out Cervelli “That's Amore” bobble head. 2:20 Thoughts on 2017 Pittsburgh Pirates 2:45 Cervelli on the Core 4 of Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, and Jorge Posada 3:22 What had Alex Rodriguez taught you? 3:47 Cervelli's thoughts on Juventus, purchase of Iguain and their shot at the Champions league this year 4:16 Cervelli chooses Italian karaoke! Filmed: December 8, 2016 Location: Carmine & Sons Bar and Restaurant, Brooklyn Event organizer: www.Mintpros.com, in conjunction with Federazione Italiana Baseball Softball www.prosportsrundown.com As featured on 60 Minute Overtime (#60MinOT), live, Sundays at 11am EST on www.ramapo.edu/wrpr-fm/

Episode 201 – Live With The Return Of Brad Johnson (Again) In this live broadcast, Dylan Higgins and Brad Johnson do a live recording to discuss the return of Francisco Cervelli, picking on Jacob Turner, Derek Dietrich continuing to be priced at a value, a tale of three Eduardos, potentially thinking of Michael Fulmer as an ace, the […]

Jameson Taillon is a tough ballplayer but also very lucky. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Pirates reporter Adam Berry discuss how he came back from taking a line drive off of his head to pitch four solid innings, how important it is to have Francisco Cervelli back on both sides of the plate and hand out a few awards for the first half of the season.

Behindthesteelcurtain.com brings you the Black and Gold tonight at 9:00PM with Christopher Carter and Jeff Hartman as your hosts. Tonight's show reviews an amazing turnaround of a season for the Pittsburgh Penguins as they looked like they would miss the playoffs at the halfway point, but turned it around and became the best team in hockey to win their  fourth Stanley Cup. You can call in to listen to the show or join us to celebrate by dialing 347-850-8581. The Pittsburgh Steelers inch closer to training camp and the team is pitting their new recruits at defensive backs up against their outstanding wide receiver group to test their abilities early. Meanwhile offensive coordinator Todd Haley says reiterates the 30 points per game goal for the Steelers' offense and we talk why or why not that's realistic.  The Steelers also saw their second player mentioned on the NFL Network's Top 100 list in Le'Veon Bell at 41. We talk about his ranking and where we expect others to fall. While the City of Champions celebrates the Penguins, the Pittsburgh Pirates' struggles continue as they have now lost five in a row and dropped to third place in the NL Central with a 32-31 record, all while losing catcher Francisco Cervelli until the all-star break due to injury. Jeff goes off on the Pirates over their woes. This show is sponsored by Frank Walker Law, the top criminal defense firm to call in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia and home to one of the nation's top 100 ranked trial attorneys in Frank Walker. For his PA office, call 412-212-3878 or to reach his WV office call 304-712-2089. You should also checkout his website frankwalkerlaw.com to see how he can help you in your time of need. Frank Walker Law: Real Talk, Real Experience, Real Results. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Pirates' frustrating week is already in their rearview mirror, but they might have bigger fish to fry. MLB.com's Matt Waymire caught up with Pirates reporter Adam Berry to find out how Gerrit Cole and Francisco Cervelli are doing after leaving the game vs. the Cardinals with injuries, learn how Andrew McCutchen has changed his hitting mechanics and spotlight Jameson Taillon's long-awaited debut.

On this week's episode Andy and Bob lead off with a discussion that answers the question: What is the only thing that Max Scherzer and Cody Anderson have in common? After that, Andy leads the discussion of Francisco Cervelli's surprising contract extension and what that means for the pecking order of catchers in Pittsburgh. He talks about two distinctly different series with the Reds and Cubs, before he waxes poetic about Pirates pitching prospects Tyler Glasnow and Jameson Taillon. Bob then addresses the Indians' outfield as it pertains to the health of Michael Brantley's shoulder, he talks about Dan in Buffalo's favorite prospect Mike Clevinger making his first start tomorrow, the health of Carlos Carrasco's hamstring, and finishes with talk of surprising Trevor Bauer stats and the importance of Cleveland sports fans to remain optimistic. The duo wrap up the show with a SeaWolves shout out that looks at the upcoming schedule, the Akron RubberDucks, Dean Green destroying baseball's for the Wolves, and JaCoby Jones returning to the SeaWolves' lineup.

Episode 158 – Writing on Both Ends of the Spectrum The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Brad Johnson discuss the big baseball brawl, Francisco Cervelli taking an unfortunate foul tip, Chad Bettis being an option at times away from Coors Field, not being excited about Colin Moran, Brad barely […]

On this week's episode, Andy and Bob lead off by discussing Mark McGwire's first day managing due to Padres manager Andy Green losing his mind on a reverse of a reversal of a balk call. Andy then talks about the ups and downs of the early season Pirates, the Pirates amazing on base percentage, the bullpen's struggles, Andrew McCutchen's early season struggles with runners in scoring position, Francisco Cervelli starting at first against lefties, rehabbing Buccos Jung ho Kang and Jared Hughes, and finishes his segment talking about the Pirates throwback uniforms on Sunday home games. Bob then dissects the Indians early season woes, the eventual return of Michael Brantley, Lonnie Chisenhall returning from the DL, and finishes by discussing Carlos Santana leading off. The two then have a SeaWolves shout out, taking a look at where the Wolves currently stand in the Eastern League.

The Pirates need to work on their offense with RISP. MLB.com's Matt Waymire caught up with Pirates reporter Adam Berry to spotlight Gerrit Cole's last outing, detangle Jeff Locke's struggles and how Francisco Cervelli ended up playing first base.

Take heart Pittsburgh Pirates fans. Your favorite Pirates podcast is back with a new episode! -Jason and Steve bring you all the latest hot stove news. That takes about 5 minutes, as there really isn't much going on.-The boys comment on Austin Meadows, Reese McGuire, and their excellent showings in the Arizona Fall League. Does McGuire's timetable change the plans with Elias Diaz, Francisco Cervelli, and Chris Stewart?-The two discuss Pirates GM Neal Huntington's recent candid comments regarding the Pirates' needs this offseason.

In this episode of Rum Bunter Radio, rumbunter.com editors Jason Rollison and Tyler Waite are joined by RB staff writer Matt Bower, known to readers as the author of The Back Deck Report. Matt brings his charm and wit to class up the joint as the boys talk gush about Francisco Cervelli and go in depth on the just-completed MLB Draft. All brought to you by the team at rumbunter.com - your daily stop for Pittsburgh Pirates news/opinion/analysis/40th round pick breakdowns.

While snow fell in Kansas City, the Royals were busy getting spring training underway and taking the field against the rest of the Cactus League. We did our best not to overreact to the action so far, but did discuss Luis Mendoza's potential as a starter, John Lamb's comeback and velocity (as well as that of Noel Arguelles) and Alex Gordon's day off. Then we welcomed the voice of Kauffman Stadium to the show. Mike McCartney's a name you might not know but if you get to see the Royals at home, you'll know his voice. We caught up with him to talk about the All Star break, his philosophy behind how to work within the game and the crowd in calling up a player, what he does with the weird names (and we tested a few with him), and what it's like to work at the ballpark all summer. After a brief interlude to talk about the Chiefs and their search for a quarterback (we try not to go there unless it's a big story), we talked with Elliot Johnson, the newest Royal in camp. Johnson shared a lot about his climb towards the big leagues, including the disappointments of being kept in the minors, bad timing, and his dustup with Francisco Cervelli (and he had a nice take on the overreaction to that 2008 collision). He also talked about the leadership the Royals should expect from former-and-once-again teammates James Shields and Wade Davis as well as his adjustment to a new clubhouse and coaching staff and playing every position on the diamond.

Alex recaps the first 2 games of 3 against the Yankees and asks the question, "why does this rivalry not have the same juice it used to have?" Is it because winning the AL East means virtually nothing, or is it more than that? The top storylines from the first two games, including John Lackey vs. Francisco Cervelli are touched upon too. Today is September 1st which means that rosters expand. Who will be activated for the Red Sox? How will Terry Francona handle the roster throughout September? How will he balance winning the division with doing the right thing for getting the team prepared for success in the playoffs? In the "Around the League" segment, Alex shares more of his thoughts on a "division race" that doesn't really matter. Andy MacPhail possibly leaving the Orioles, as well as what looks to be a rather dull September across baseball are talked about as well. Post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards...participate in the show! Signing up to the message boards is free, quick, and easy. Schedule notes: "The Alex Reimer Show" returns to the airwaves on Saturday 9/10 from 2-4 PM EST on WGAM 900 AM Nashua, 1250 AM Manchester, and www.wgamradio.com. Alex will be recording the show remotely! No "Without a Curse" next week...Alex is taking the week to "settle into" life at BU. "Without a Curse" will return on MONDAY, 9/12.