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In this special episode of Amazin' Conversations with Jay Horwitz, we celebrate 20 years of Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, and Ron Darling in the Mets broadcast booth. Jay sits down with the iconic GKR trio to talk about their early struggles, Fred Wilpon's surprising advice, memories of Ralph Kiner, and the creativity of producer Greg Picker that helped turn them into the best booth in baseball. From broadcasting in bullpens to sending snacks via clothesline during COVID to Gary Cohen's first day front row seat to a Mets team fight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Andy Martino joins Jay Horwitz for a special episode of Amazin' Conversations to talk about what it really takes to break news in Major League Baseball. From cultivating authentic human relationships with players like Juan Soto and executives across front offices, to his journey from the Daily News to SNY insider coverage of the Mets and Yankees, Andy shares candid stories, media insights, and reflections on the evolution of baseball journalism. They dive into behind-the-scenes moments, including his connection to Shannon Forde's legacy, covering David Wright's career, and how Carlos Beltrán is helping shape today's Mets. If you've ever wondered how the biggest Mets scoops get reported — this one's for you.
Hour 1- The New York Mets cannot deal with the daily pain of another lost season before it hits June.
Click below and join us for New York Mets Baseball Today as we discuss last night's game against the Phillies. It was a tough 2-1 loss to the Phils as Max Scherzer and Edwin Diaz were brilliant again but a tough baserunning decision with Starling Marte really hurt and Eduardo Escobar and Jeff McNeil were sidelined with injuries..we tell you all about it...plus we tell you how Mike Piazza feels about this year's squad and guess who returned to Citi Field...yep Thor himself Noah Syndergaard and we hear what Thor has to say about why he left and how he feels about returning...plus we reminisce about Mike Piazza's big return from injury in 2003 and Nelson Doubleday transferring ownership to Fred Wilpon in 2002 and R.A. Dickey's gem against the Phillies in 2010. Enjoy and Let's Go Mets! #NewYorkMets #PhiladelphiaPhillies #MaxScherzer #EdwinDiaz #StClick below and join us for New York Mets Baseball Today as we discuss last night's game against the Phillies. It was a tough 2-1 loss to the Phils as Max Scherzer and Edwin Diaz were brilliant again but a tough baserunning decision with Starling Marte really hurt and Eduardo Escobar and Jeff McNeil were sidelined with injuries..we tell you all about it...plus we tell you how Mike Piazza feels about this year's squad and guess who returned to Citi Field...yep Thor himself Noah Syndergaard and we hear what Thor has to say about why he left and how he feels about returning...plus we reminisce about Mike Piazza's big return from injury in 2003 and Nelson Doubleday transferring ownership to Fred Wilpon in 2002 and R.A. Dickey's gem against the Phillies in 2010. Enjoy and Let's Go Mets! #NewYorkMets #PhiladelphiaPhillies #MaxScherzer #EdwinDiaz #StarlingMarte #EduardoEscobar #JeffMcNeil #NoahSyndergaard #MikePiazza #FredWilpon #R.A.DickeyarlingMarte #EduardoEscobar #JeffMcNeil #NoahSyndergaard #MikePiazza #FredWilpon #R.A.Dickey --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stan-phillips8/support
In this episode we talk about Bernie Madoff, the man behind the $64 billion dollar Ponzi Scheme– the largest financial crime in the history of the United States- happens to be long time associates with Fred Wilpon, the owner of the New York Mets baseball team.After Madoff was arrested in 2008, questions surrounding his role with Wilpon and the team's finances began to circulate. Using information from available media reports, we can get an idea of the extent to Bernie Madoff's ties to the New York Mets
That the Mets have won anything, given their leadership over the last 60 seasons, is amazing. The worst of that leadership rose to prominence 35 years ago this week, as minority owner Fred Wilpon purchased half of the club from The Doubleday Publishing Company. To go through all the nepotism and corruption requires a guide, so Mike and Bill turn to Howard Megdal, author of Wilpon's Folly: The Story of a Man, his Fortune, and the New York Mets. Plus, happy birthday to Randy Poffo and Mike Garcia!
If you haven’t heard the news already, Bernard Madoff has just passed away at the age of 82 in a federal prison hospital in Butner, North Carolina. For more than 50 years, Bernie Madoff was renowned on Wall Street as a big money manager who founded his own firm at age 22 and became non-executive chairman of the Nasdaq in 1990. Madoff was famously known for running the largest and possibly most devastating Ponzi scheme in financial history. He defrauded thousands of investors out of tens of billions of dollars over the course of about 17 years. Madoff was busted on December 11, 2008 after his two sons turned him in. Victims included director Steven Spielberg, actor Kevin Bacon, former New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon, Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax and Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Weisel, as well as ordinary investors like Burt Ross who lost $5 million in the scheme. In a 2013 email to CNBC from prison, Madoff mentioned that the break in the market that started the Great Recession led to his scam. “I thought this would be only a short-term trade which could be made up once the market became receptive. The rest is my tragic history of never being able to recover.” In today’s podcast, Phil and Danielle discuss Bernie Madoff and his scheme that led to the nation’s largest financial fraud in history, You can learn a lot from the history of financial figures and investors. Check out my guide where I discuss some of the best investors in the world: https://bit.ly/2P21xJs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Fred Wilpon first bumping Met fans down in Spring Training. Craig and Evan tease a major announcement. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the second half of our premiere episode, we talk about the Mets with the women from A Pod Of Their Own, an Amazing Avenue podcast. Linda (@LindaSurovich), Kellyanne (@ellarebee), and Allison (@PetitePhD) tell me about the Cookie Club, a newer Mets tradition that just might help them go all the way this season. We also learn a little about Citi Field and how far Fred Wilpon's obsession with the Dodgers really went. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Sorry for the delay... Getting some work done in the house. But J & E talk about The Russians going after Artemi Panarin, Fred Wilpon at Mets Camp, How good was Tony Gwynn, Maddox, Randy Johnson, Should NBA move to a 16 team playoff seeding and If you had a million dollars how would you go about it. Thank you for listening as always.
Fans returning to Jersey sporting events. Fred Wilpon at Mets camp. Evan's lack of athletic ability. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
There have been many ups and downs with the NY Mets franchise. The 1969 "Miracle Mets" the 1986 Mookie Wilson Mets , but, there have been disappointments as well. The Mets fans are a very loyal group and have had many abrasive moments with past owner Fred Wilpon and his tight fisted actions. After the 2015 World Series loss to the Royals, Wilpon begrugingly paid Yeonis Cepesedes and the trend continued getting older non productive players who did not make a difference. Enter multi billionae Steve Cohen to the Mets mix and viola, new hopes and aspirations for the franchise .. Join Sports beat host John Spoulos as we take a look at the new Mets owner and what may happen under his reign. Only on Sports beat Radio your innovative, educational sports radio station as part of Mountain Meadow Productions.
Mike Silva reacts to the approval of Steve Cohen as the new owner of the Mets. Hear his thoughts on the change, what he hopes to see from the franchise going forward, and they early offseason market trends. Rich Coutinho of 98.7 ESPN is today’s guest as he looks back at Wilpon ownership and how history will remember them.
Wishin'...and hopin'....and thinkin'...and prayin'... These classic lyrics sung by Dionne Warwick come to mind as every Mets fan read the official statement released that Steve Cohen and Sterling Partners have agreed to a deal to sell him the Mets. Now, it is only a matter of the other MLB owners voting yes and the Mets are finally out of the Wilpons' hands. While analyzing the playoff chances that continue to dwindle after another disappointing weekend, we will look towards the future on tonight's A Metsian Podcast, dreaming of a world with a well operated baseball machine on the other side of the baseball city. Join us LIVE at 8pm ET for A Metsian Podcast!
Wishin'...and hopin'....and thinkin'...and prayin'... These classic lyrics sung by Dionne Warwick come to mind as every Mets fan read the official statement released that Steve Cohen and Sterling Partners have agreed to a deal to sell him the Mets. Now, it is only a matter of the other MLB owners voting yes and the Mets are finally out of the Wilpons' hands. While analyzing the playoff chances that continue to dwindle after another disappointing weekend, we will look towards the future on tonight's A Metsian Podcast, dreaming of a world with a well operated baseball machine on the other side of the baseball city. Join us LIVE at 8pm ET for A Metsian Podcast!
Thanks Fred Wilpon due to you wanting to get $6M to Bernie Madoff you will be paying Bobby Bonilla $1.1 and change thru 2035 for a total of over $29M. Karma is a bitch. Thank you Ira Berkow for the article in the NYT and telling me that Rod Carew couldn't run in his neighborhood in the 1970's because he was stopped by cops too often. How things haven't changed.Messi 700 goals. Mazel tov.
Sam and Joel talk about the life and times of New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon. They talk about how he got so rich, the dubious means by which he acquired the Mets, and the multiple Ponzi schemes for which he has fallen. Facebook: www.facebook.com/dumpontheump/ Twitter: twitter.com/DumpOnTheUmp Wordpress: dumpontheump.wordpress.com Apple iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dump…mp/id1107407433 Soundcloud: @umpnhemp
Listen to Mike Silva with Jonathan Friedman and Jeff Lax of Talking Sports on 77 WABC. Mike discusses the Mets ownership situation, JD Davis, and the rotation.
Mike Silva discusses the breakdown in negotiations for Mets ownership between Steve Cohen and the Wilpon family with Joe Pantorno of AM NY. Joe was one of the first to break the news about the deal between the two sides falling through.
A very merry holiday season to you and yours, no matter what you celebrate. We here at A Metsian Podcast are many denominations, but we all gather together at the Metsian church. With that, we welcome Faith and Fear in Flushing's Greg Prince, a regular resident of these here parts. Along with host Mike Lecolant and fellow Metsian Sam Maxwell, we'll break down the moves the Mets have made so far, the feeling on the potential direction the Mets could go on the trade front, and as always, we're air our greviences with the still current owners of the franchise. So, join us LIVE at 8pm ET for a special holiday edition of A Metsian Podcast!
A very merry holiday season to you and yours, no matter what you celebrate. We here at A Metsian Podcast are many denominations, but we all gather together at the Metsian church. With that, we welcome Faith and Fear in Flushing's Greg Prince, a regular resident of these here parts. Along with host Mike Lecolant and fellow Metsian Sam Maxwell, we'll break down the moves the Mets have made so far, the feeling on the potential direction the Mets could go on the trade front, and as always, we're air our greviences with the still current owners of the franchise. So, join us LIVE at 8pm ET for a special holiday edition of A Metsian Podcast!
They sold...they....actually sold....I....am speechless...but we'll say a lot of word LIVE at 9 when the folks from Mets Fans United join is for this crazy breaking news as we go through all the emotions that were included in this day as Zack Wheeler signed with the Phillies prior to the news about the sale. LISTEN IN LIVE AT 9!
El caso de Bobby Bonilla es el más típico de lo que la codicia y las malas decisiones pueden hacer en una sociedad. Este boricua cobrará 1.2 MM de dólares hasta 2032, solo porque el dueño de los Mets, Fred Wilpon, en aquel entonces, confiaba en Bernie Maddoff. Otro caso de avaricia profesional. Aquí puedes leer, está en inglés, un poco más sobre este caso tan atípico. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alfredo-villasmil/message
Mike Silva is joined by Howard Megdal, author of the book Wilpon's Folly, to discuss Steve Cohen as the new principle owner of the Mets. Hear Mike's thoughts on the Mets rotation now that Zack Wheeler is in Philadelphia.
They sold...they....actually sold....I....am speechless...but we'll say a lot of word LIVE at 9 when the folks from Mets Fans United join is for this crazy breaking news as we go through all the emotions that were included in this day as Zack Wheeler signed with the Phillies prior to the news about the sale. LISTEN IN LIVE AT 9!
The worst thing that could happen did when Fred Wilpon bought out Nelson Doubleday to become the primary share holder as owner of the Mets. He should have been forced to sell the team by Bud Selig because the money used was acquired through Bernie Madoff's ponzi scheme. As long as the Wilpon's are the owners we may never see another championship. Don't be surprised if Calloway hangs on because he is still owed money. The Wilpon's don't care about the team and constantly walk down the path of mediocrity. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-burns52/support
Scott Soshnick, Michael Barr and Eben Novy-Williams discuss a host of issues related to the business of sports, including the status of the Ball family's Big Baller Brand. In the wake of allegations that a BBB part owner and friend of the family stole money from the company, Lakers guard Lonzo Ball covered up his Big Baller Brand tattoo. ESPN reported that Lonzo Ball severed ties with one the brand's founders, Alan Foster, over concerns that he had misappropriated $1.5 million of the player's money. Also talked about is Mets owner Fred Wilpon's decision to increase his stake in the baseball team by buying a limited stake that had been offered. The New York Post said Wilpon agreed to pay about $180 million for 12 percent of the club that had been held by Comcast and Charter Communications. That figure values the team at about $1.5 billion. Also discussed is lawyer Michael Avenatti's claim that Nike broke the law by paying high-school basketball players. Hosts: Scott Soshnick, Michael Barr and Eben Novy-Williams Producer: Madena Parwana
Willie Stargell/Credit: You Tube Mar. 26, 2019 turned out to be a busy day for the New York Mets, as we explore in my latest edition of The Baseball Beat. The Mets and pitcher Jacob deGrom have agreed to a contract extension and Mets owner Fred Wilpon is buying back more of his ballclub. The Boston Red Sox and catcher Sandy Leon were in the news and so are uniforms, as Sports Illustrated examines uniform changes for the coming season. You can read the article by clicking here. We also take a look back at my interview with Willie Stargell. At the time the former Pittsburgh Pirate was a member of the Atlanta Braves coaching staff. The Braves were in Richmond to play their AAA affiliate, when I caught up with Willie and hosted a press conference at which he was featured for being elected to the Hall of Fame. Enjoy!
The New York Mets are one step closer to naming their new executive of baseball operations. Having completed their initial round of interviews, the Mets whittle their list of candidates down to a select few. This week, they've narrowed their search to the final two. A Metsian Podcast will review several of the former candidates, rate the final two contenders, and discuss the hiring process as a whole. Join Sam, Rich, and Mike as they take turns asking the right questions, and debating their own answers. Also, with the Los Angeles Dodgers hosting the Boston Red Sox this weekend, a look back at the 1916 World Series featuring the Brooklyn Robins is in order. The podcast starts at 9:00pm (EST), sharp. Feel free to call and join the discussion @ 646-787-1919.
The New York Mets are one step closer to naming their new executive of baseball operations. Having completed their initial round of interviews, the Mets whittle their list of candidates down to a select few. This week, they've narrowed their search to the final two. A Metsian Podcast will review several of the former candidates, rate the final two contenders, and discuss the hiring process as a whole. Join Sam, Rich, and Mike as they take turns asking the right questions, and debating their own answers. Also, with the Los Angeles Dodgers hosting the Boston Red Sox this weekend, a look back at the 1916 World Series featuring the Brooklyn Robins is in order. The podcast starts at 9:00pm (EST), sharp. Feel free to call and join the discussion @ 646-787-1919.
September has rolled around, and though we cannot have playoffs specific meaningful games in September, that doesn't mean things can't get exciting. We at A Metsian Podcast will always continue to watch through and through every September, because there is never short of things to see and talk about. At 8:30 PM ET, Mike Lecolant and Rich Sparago will queue up the 19th episode of A Metsian Podcast with Sam, Rich & Mike. We will discuss the Mets West Coast trip and the successes on that round, as well as Noah Syndergaard‘s first career complete game. Jacob deGrom broke Dwight Gooden's major-league record with his 25th consecutive start of giving up three earned runs or less. Is there anything else we can say about the man? Of course there is. Zack Wheeler's ERA continues to go down. The rotation has been pretty darn good lately, hasn't it? It sounds like father and son Fred and Jeff are at odds about the type of GM we should have going forward. What would we like to see happen, now that we have that information out there? Who knows how true it is, but it's definitely something different we can talk about instead of our usual Wilpon's hateful bashing. And as always, we will look back in history at the Mets players to where number 19, as well as the 1919 New York Giants, Brooklyn Dodgers, and New York Yankees. So, make sure you join us at 8:30 PM ET for the latest addition of A Metsian Podcast with Sam Rich & Mike!
September has rolled around, and though we cannot have playoffs specific meaningful games in September, that doesn't mean things can't get exciting. We at A Metsian Podcast will always continue to watch through and through every September, because there is never short of things to see and talk about. At 8:30 PM ET, Mike Lecolant and Rich Sparago will queue up the 19th episode of A Metsian Podcast with Sam, Rich & Mike. We will discuss the Mets West Coast trip and the successes on that round, as well as Noah Syndergaard‘s first career complete game. Jacob deGrom broke Dwight Gooden's major-league record with his 25th consecutive start of giving up three earned runs or less. Is there anything else we can say about the man? Of course there is. Zack Wheeler's ERA continues to go down. The rotation has been pretty darn good lately, hasn't it? It sounds like father and son Fred and Jeff are at odds about the type of GM we should have going forward. What would we like to see happen, now that we have that information out there? Who knows how true it is, but it's definitely something different we can talk about instead of our usual Wilpon's hateful bashing. And as always, we will look back in history at the Mets players to where number 19, as well as the 1919 New York Giants, Brooklyn Dodgers, and New York Yankees. So, make sure you join us at 8:30 PM ET for the latest addition of A Metsian Podcast with Sam Rich & Mike!
Howard Megdal, author of the book The Cardinals Way and Wilpon's Folly, joins Mike Silva to discuss why he believes the Mets are operating conservatively this offseason. Howard goes into detail about the Mets finances, Sandy Alderson and how he would fill roster holes if he were the GM. Mike discusses potential free agent targets and why he would take Todd Frazier over Mike Moustakas.
Mike Silva dives into the Mets finances by discussing the quotes by former GM Steve Phillips, the rumored team budget in Joel Sherman's NY Post piece and the reports of Fred Wilpon's "obsession with the Yankees." Podcaster/Blogger Steve Keane of Kranepool Society fame joins the program.
Marc Carig of Newsday published an article Thursday about Fred Wilpon and Terry Collins. He joined the WOR Sports Zone to talk about it.
Dan Snyder...Mark Cuban...Mike Ilitch...Fred Wilpon....Bob Kraft. The best and the worst of the owners in sports today.
Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes HERE Also available ON STITCHER HERE RTU Episode #166 - Streaming / Recording on 2/27/14 Sponsored by: No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow: an Evening with Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver and The YaYas Check out this video of No Fuss and catch them live Monday, March 11th at 7PM at WFUV's John Platt Presents: On Your Radar at Rockwood Music Hall Sandy Alderson gave us a February gift today, with the story leaking that he has raised expectation levels for the Mets this season. How do Met fans react? By destroyinig him, of course. Plus the Face of MLB contest has Met fans up in arms because their team is asking them to act like... well, fans. We addressed "90 Win-gate", "90 Win-a-geddon" from every angle, and concluded we're pretty okay with Sandy Alderson raising the expectation bar. The case of Michael Sam, the "n" word and "the locker room". How many ways would NFL players like to have it?
Ready to Unload: with Cal & Sanpete NY Sports Talk Podcast - Episode #128 Sponsored by: Blue Haven - NYC's Sports Bar for Grownups Recorded on 2.14.13 Subscribe to the RTU: Podcast on iTunes After discussing our Valentine's day traditions, how sporting a Hitler style mustache is the marketing bar for how likable a celebrity is, asking wny Sanpete still acknowledges the day he got engaged, coming up with a new line of greeting cards where you get HALLMARKED! Greeting cards to the extreme!, and discussing our parent's phone etiquette including their propensity to relay the conversation to the other one ("Did you make gravy? You did? He made gravy, Paul...") we got to: THE BIG UNLOAD: The Mets and the Wilpons and the general hysteria Fred created when he said the team would have money to spend. The plan is in place, and we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. We are apparently alone in that regard. Mike Piazza's book has some PED revelations, so we continue the PED conversation, as Bill Simmons asked us to. Mo Rivera knows if he's retiring... but he's not telling. THE RTU FUNLOAD: The Love Boat all time guest star list, and PJ introduces a new game, "2 questions!" where you get only 2 questions to ask a big celebrity... it's fun yo.
The month of May has been very kind to the now 1st place Red Sox, and none of it has to do with luck. The Red Sox have pitched and hit spectacularly this month. They've transformed into a juggernaut that can beat other team in so many ways. Alex talks about the very successful road trip in Cleveland and Detroit. This past week was Carl Crawford's coming out party, and he's found a new place in the lineup! Alex also mentions John Lackey's rehab, and whether he thinks Lackey will be effective upon returning. In the "Around the League" segment, the AL East standings with the Red Sox at the top are discussed. Plus, Alex gives his two cents on Buster Posey's unfortunate season ending injury and on Tom Verducci's in-depth feature on Fred Wilpon that ran in Sports Illustrated last week. Post on the message boards (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards)! Happy Memorial Day!
Alex interviews Jonah Keri, author of The Extra 2%: How Wall Street Strategies Took A Major League Baseball Team From Worst To First. Alex and Jonah talk about the research that went into the book, and what Jonah found most intriguing about this current Tampa Bay front office. Plus, what was the most startling discovery about the previous regime? Alex asks Jonah about whether he thinks the Rays can sustain a competitive window, if the amateur draft accomplishes enough in terms of building parity, how a team builds a bullpen, whether baseball can stay in the St. Petersburg/Tampa Bay area, and more. In addition, Alex recaps the Red Sox's 3 games against Cleveland including a 14-2 throttling on Wednesday. Also, just how bad is the Daisuke injury and how bad is the disconnect between him and the organization? In the "Around the League" segment, Alex analyzes the AL East standings and criticizes Fred Wilpon for well...criticizing his three best players (though they do deserve it...but not to the extent that they received it). "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.
Doug Mortman of Sirius XM's Busted Open will be joining us as we pay tribute to the legendary Macho Man Randy Savage. We will discuss his career and his legacy and the impact he has left in pro wrestling. We will also touch on the latest scandal to his the New York Mets after owner Fred Wilpon made some comments about his players.
The "Sports Court" tag-team of Chester Coppock and Lester Munson are back in the ring. On this episode -- brought to you by American Taxi -- the guys evaluate Mets owner Fred Wilpon's fuzzy math, Lance Armstrong's newest legal troubles, and Roger Clemens' concerns as his lawyers attempt to find a jury of his peers.
Sports News. Ray Lewis and Fred Wilpon make some wild comments. MLB. Video Game segment w Jay Rios
The "Sports Court" tag-team of Chester Coppock and Lester Munson are back in the ring. On this episode -- brought to you by American Taxi -- the guys evaluate Mets owner Fred Wilpon's fuzzy math, Lance Armstrong's newest legal troubles, and Roger Clemens' concerns as his lawyers attempt to find a jury of his peers.
Doug Mortman of Sirius XM's Busted Open will be joining us as we pay tribute to the legendary Macho Man Randy Savage. We will discuss his career and his legacy and the impact he has left in pro wrestling. We will also touch on the latest scandal to his the New York Mets after owner Fred Wilpon made some comments about his players.
Sports Court is back in session with Chet Coppock and legal eagle Lester Munson -- brought to you, as always, by American Taxi. First on the docket today is Fred Wilpon's fishy relationship with Bernie Madoff. Then Munson gives Coppock the odds that Donald Trump ends up owning the Mets.
Sports Court is back in session with Chet Coppock and legal eagle Lester Munson -- brought to you, as always, by American Taxi. First on the docket today is Fred Wilpon's fishy relationship with Bernie Madoff. Then Munson gives Coppock the odds that Donald Trump ends up owning the Mets.
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