Podcasts about hit king

John Ourand joins Peter to discuss MLB commissioner Rob Manfred's decision to posthumously reinstate Pete Rose and restore “The Hit King's” Hall of Fame eligibility decades after his lifetime ban. Did Manfred's recent visit with Donald Trump play any role in the decision? John also breaks down his week at the upfronts in New York, where networks leaned into their sports deals to woo advertisers. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As expected, the Hit King, Pete Rose, no longer alive, has been reinstated into baseball and is eligible for the Hall Of Fame.

He called into the 100th edtion of the BMP.  Big Moe Barrett and Andy Nagel talk to the Hit King.  A ten minute interview turned into 28 minutes of pure gold

In this episode of the Boone Archives, Bret Boone welcomes on the Hit King himself Pete Rose hops on with Bret! The guys compare the state of baseball today to the older days and touch on, you guessed it, sports betting, and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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All guests join us on the Farm Bureau Insurance guest line, and we are LIVE from the BankPlus Studio! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's official, the totally reasonable pardon was given to one of baseball's most cherished players. Just kidding a bad orange man pardoned a gambler and possible pedophile for no real reason. Birds of a feather. Also Zelenskyy visits the White House and gets yelled at by people who can't stop lying and guess what? They completely lie about what they are yelling about but all they have to do is hit a few baseballs and they too could be pardoned.Support the show

Kyrie, The Great One and the Hit King. Good guys? Bad guys? Has any sports franchise in history had a worse month than the Mavs? (not including the Jets of course). POTUS influence on the world of sports plus Jason's Wormbyte includes developments in the ACC and why it's just the tip of the iceberg and he asks Mike and Charles; Is Hard Knocks over? Who replaces Jimmy Johnson on Fox? No love for Coldplay and FIFA? Plus the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week. 

WWE Superstar John Cena turns heel! How the leadup to Wrestlemania will now feature one of the biggest plot twists in recent memory. Plus, Happy Gilmore star Adam Sandler shamed for his casual Oscar attire in hilarious bit. And President Trump slams Major League Baseball for holding the "Hit King", Pete Rose out of the Hall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The curtain has been drawn on the 2024 MLB season, with the Texas Rangers abdicating their throne in favor of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who beat the New York Yankees in five games, to claim the crown of baseball champion in this year's Fall Classic. Jake opens the show with an analytical breakdown of what happened during the history making championship victory, and what to look forward to in the upcoming Hot Stove offseason. Notorious November kicks off with a month of BKP profile-bios of some of baseball's more controversial topics. Thise week we start the month off, with a posthumous dig into the life and career of baseball's all-time HIt KIng, the exiled pariah Pete Rose. No player in any sport ever maximized as much production from their god-given skills. A pugnacious catalyst who played in more winning games than any other player in the history of the game, and he played each one of them with Game Seven of the World Series intensity. He was the rare player who could blow through an 162 game season, with a do or die reckless abandon in each contest. Unfortunately, the same attributes that endeared him to millions of fans, for his style of play, would be the same characteristics that precipitated his fall from grace, when the icon violates baseball's cardinal sin of betting on the game, while serving as the manager for the Cincinnati Reds. #PeterEdwardRose #AndersonFerryOhio #RayFosse #HarryFrancisRose #LaverneBloebaumRose #WesternHillsHighSchool #BuddyBlebaum #AsaBrooks #TonyPerez #DonBlassingame #CharlieHustle #SparkyAnderson #BigRedMachine #EricShow #JohnDowd #DowdReport #BartGiamantti

The curtain has been drawn on the 2024 MLB season, with the Texas Rangers abdicating their throne in favor of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who beat the New York Yankees in five games, to claim the crown of baseball champion in this year's Fall Classic. Jake opens the show with an analytical breakdown of what happened during the history making championship victory, and what to look forward to in the upcoming Hot Stove offseason. Notorious November kicks off with a month of BKP profile-bios of some of baseball's more controversial topics. Thise week we start the month off, with a posthumous dig into the life and career of baseball's all-time HIt KIng, the exiled pariah Pete Rose. No player in any sport ever maximized as much production from their god-given skills. A pugnacious catalyst who played in more winning games than any other player in the history of the game, and he played each one of them with Game Seven of the World Series intensity. He was the rare player who could blow through an 162 game season, with a do or die reckless abandon in each contest. Unfortunately, the same attributes that endeared him to millions of fans, for his style of play, would be the same characteristics that precipitated his fall from grace, when the icon violates baseball's cardinal sin of betting on the game, while serving as the manager for the Cincinnati Reds. #PeterEdwardRose #AndersonFerryOhio #RayFosse #HarryFrancisRose #LaverneBloebaumRose #WesternHillsHighSchool #BuddyBlebaum #AsaBrooks #TonyPerez #DonBlassingame #CharlieHustle #SparkyAnderson #BigRedMachine #EricShow #JohnDowd #DowdReport #BartGiamantti

Mike Damergis, Marc Malusis and former Yankees Ace Mike Torrez breakdown the Bombers 2-0 lead over Cleveland in ALCS. The trio compare the 1977 YAnkees to the 2024 Bombers and the '77 Champs prevail. Torrez reflects on the passing of the "Hit King" Pete Rose and the "larger-than-life" personality of Luis Tiant.

This week on the podcast, we look back on our interview with the late Pete Rose. The MLB leader in career hits reflects on his relentless drive and the lessons learned from his father. He also shares the secret to getting all those hits and his hate of errors and losing. Rose answers in detail how he gambled on the Reds while managing the team and the ramifications of his lifetime ban from the sport.

It's a fun and furious Davey Mac Sports Program as we're going 100 miles per hour to deliver you maximum entertainment!   Dave talks about his new haircut, Roy has to leave the show abruptly to (allegedly) complete a project for Mr. Spielberg while Dave and Robert talk MLB Postseason!   Plus, Mike Francesa gives a very heartwarming eulogy to Pete Rose!   RIP, Hit King!   And, the guys chat NFL football and the big trade the Knicks made!   It's a wonderful episode that you need to experience!   BOOM!

Nate was joined by Bill Lack and Branch Brown to discuss the passing of Pete Rose. Together they represent three very different generations of Reds fans, and thus, Pete Rose fans. Love him or hate him, and both feelings are justified, Rose embraced the city of Cincinnati like none other. The story of the Cincinnati Reds is incomplete without him. After the Pete Rose talk the fellas covered the latest news in the managerial search and tied up some loose ends as we look forward to the playoffs and offseason. Go Reds! Use code RIVERFRONT on your first ticket purchase through SeatGeek and receive $20 off! You are invited to join our ever-growing family of Cincinnati sports fans (and support the podcast) on Patreon! You can also give us a like and subscribe to our YouTube channel to catch each episode as it is released. Follow us on Twitter @riverfrontcincy, Instagram, and Facebook.  Please subscribe to the audio podcast for free (on Apple Podcasts/iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, and give us a rating/review over at iTunes and elsewhere. If you like us, tell your friends! Podcast-related questions and comments can be directed to the podcast via email (team@riverfrontcincy.com). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

Reaction to the Hit King passing away. Von Miller arrested for domestic battery and suspended by the NFL. Rashee Rice has critical injury placing Chiefs hopes on Mahomes' back. Vikings dominate Packers. Cowboys infuriate Jon in birthday win. Derrick Henry balls out as Ravens show true colors. Week 4 winners and losers and week 5 predictions. Christian McCaffrey injured-- what will it mean for the 49ers? Washington wins big. Will the Bears be contenders? Can the Packers bounce back? Jared Goff has the perfect game.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris is podcasting from a very creepy hotel. The guys discuss the life and death of Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose, NBA great Dikembe Mutombo, the Mount Rushmore of people with big noses, and Kyle Kinane's Dirt Nap.

Tony opens the show by talking with Al Michaels who shares his memories of Pete Rose when Al was calling games for the Reds. Chuck Todd calls in to make his weekly NFL picks against the Reginald the Monkey, Jason La Canfora calls in to talk about the O's losing game 1 of their series against the Royals and he also talks about where things stand in the NFL heading into week 5, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Afraid of Figs “Hitchhiking to the Moon” ; “Ritalin Barbie” To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'The Boone Podcast' (subscribe here): With the passing of The Hit King, we wanted to bring back this wonderful conversation Bret had with Pete back in May of this year. Our condolences to Pete's family and all those close to him, rest in peace. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Retired Phillies' broadcaster Chris Wheeler joins the show talk Pete Rose and his legacy along with Wheels' relationship with the Hit King. Then in the second half of the interview: Chris asks Steve some Penn State questions.

Jed Hoyer doesn't seem to understand how badly the Cubs need to SPEND & RIP to the hit king Pete Rose (Hour 4) full 2379 Tue, 01 Oct 2024 23:09:26 +0000 RhQsBUYIiBAUEI7202POBt19J8tlf8I9 sports Spiegel & Holmes Show sports Jed Hoyer doesn't seem to understand how badly the Cubs need to SPEND & RIP to the hit king Pete Rose (Hour 4) Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes bring you Chicago sports talk with great opinions, guests and fun. Join Spiegel and Holmes as they discuss the Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs and White Sox and delve into the biggest sports storylines of the day. Recurring guests include Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson, former Bears coach Dave Wannstedt, former Bears center Olin Kreutz, Cubs manager Craig Counsell, Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner and MLB Network personality Jon Morosi. Catch the show live Monday through Friday (2 p.m. - 6 p.m. CT) on 670 The Score, the exclusive audio home of the Cubs and the Bulls, or on the Audacy app. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

Willie talks with the author of Charlie Hustle: The Rise and Fall of Pete Rose, Keith O'Brien about the life and career of the Hit King.

In this episode of 'The Book of Joe' Podcast, Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci put playoff time aside for a moment to discuss the passing of a baseball legend.  Pete Rose was polarizing while still being an ambassador for the game.  Joe talks about how Pete played the game in a way that's no longer allowed.  Tom looks back at a story he wrote after driving from Los Angeles to Las Vegas with Pete behind the wheel of his Bentley.  Onto the Playoffs, Tom and Joe take their first look at the wildcard matchups.  Who is the one team that might shake things up a bit? The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio.#fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hit King is gone….very weird to say.  One of the greatest MLB players and Cincinnati legend has passed on.  Although a ton of controversy entangled with him he was a Queen City Gem!  So Pete Rose is gone…Huge Fire in GA….Longshoremen strike…biblical flooding in the southeast…horrible fighting in Middle East…is this the beginning of an apocalypse?  Also have Karine Jean-Pierre saying that numbers are hard for Americans to understand…is she saying we are all inept idiots??  We have a ton to cover today on this first day of October.  Join us and give us your insights in the chats on Youtube!!!Follow us on: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, SpotifyREMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE….DOWNLOAD ON ALL YOUR AUDIO PLATFORMS….AND LEAVE A 5 STAR RATING AND REVIEW ON APPLE & SPOTIFY!!!MERCH: https://onemoreandimouttaherepodcast.square.site

10/01/2024 - remembering the hit king, people are getting way too lazy, Sara Elyse admits to some wild stuff, and more! 

Thoughts on the passing of Pete Rose, and a few memories of the Hit King.Rick Walls from the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum called in.Plus...Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic and The Growler Podcast joined us to about the Bengals' defensive issues, their offensive potential, and a slew of other topics.  We also discussed Erick All Jr. very sudden emergence.Podcasts of The Mo Egger Radio Show are a service of Longnecks Sports Grill.Listen to the show live weekday afternoons 3:00 - 6:00 on ESPN1530. Listen Live: ESPN1530.com/listenGet more: https://linktr.ee/MoEggerFollow on X: @MoEggerInstagram too: @MoEgger

In this episode of 'The Book of Joe' Podcast, Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci put playoff time aside for a moment to discuss the passing of a baseball legend.  Pete Rose was polarizing while still being an ambassador for the game.  Joe talks about how Pete played the game in a way that's no longer allowed.  Tom looks back at a story he wrote after driving from Los Angeles to Las Vegas with Pete behind the wheel of his Bentley.  Onto the Playoffs, Tom and Joe take their first look at the wildcard matchups.  Who is the one team that might shake things up a bit? The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio.#fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The passing of The Hit King, Pete Rose; Taco Tuesday on #NationalTacoDay; Tossing food out after a power outage; Fat Bear Contest turns dark; Florida Men Looters; Dayton Library restricting hours because of fights; Line jumping in C'bus will get you shot; Melted rubber duckies in Jeeps.

Thoughts on the passing of Pete Rose, and a few memories of the Hit King.Rick Walls from the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum called in.Plus...Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic and The Growler Podcast joined us to about the Bengals' defensive issues, their offensive potential, and a slew of other topics.  We also discussed Erick All Jr. very sudden emergence.Podcasts of The Mo Egger Radio Show are a service of Longnecks Sports Grill.Listen to the show live weekday afternoons 3:00 - 6:00 on ESPN1530. Listen Live: ESPN1530.com/listenGet more: https://linktr.ee/MoEggerFollow on X: @MoEggerInstagram too: @MoEgger

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Welcome back to *The Kasabian Lavoe Show*, where we bring you the hottest takes on everything happening in the world today. Buckle up because we've got a packed show! First, we'll dive into something sweet—my first experience with the legendary Japanese jiggly cheesecake. Was it as good as they say? You'll have to stick around to find out. But it's not all sugar and light today. We've got some heavy news out of Vegas—Pete Rose, the Hit King, may be gone. We'll reflect on the legacy he left behind and what his name meant to the game of baseball. Next, we'll jump to the East Coast, where North Carolina is bracing for a brutal storm. This isn't just any weather update—it's impacting lives, homes, and businesses in real time. Switching gears, we have an exclusive update on Diddy that you won't want to miss. What's going on with the Bad Boy himself? Stay tuned for the tea. Speaking of major disruptions, Verizon had a massive outage, and we're breaking down how it left people scrambling across the country. And if you thought that was all, think again—because a port strike on the East Coast is sparking fears of a looming food shortage. How will this impact your dinner table? And in the world of celebrity drama, Cam'ron was all set to receive the key to the city—until someone else's scandal threw a wrench in the works. Yes, we're talking about the one and only Diddler! Finally, we'll end on a bittersweet note—is it time to say goodbye to *The Simpsons*? We'll explore what could be the end of an era for one of the longest-running shows in TV history. All this and more on *The Kasabian Lavoe Show*—where entertainment meets reality. Let's get into it!" #Subscribe #kasabianlavoe

Willie talks with the author of Charlie Hustle: The Rise and Fall of Pete Rose, Keith O'Brien about the life and career of the Hit King.

Willie talks with the author of Charlie Hustle: The Rise and Fall of Pete Rose, Keith O'Brien about the life and career of the Hit King.

Joined today by New York Times best selling author, Keith O'Brien. Keith reminisces about growing up in Cincinnati, attending Northwestern and his favorite alumni. Due to my obsession with UK, we chat about his first book “Outside Shot” about Kentucky High School basketball. Then, Keith tells us about finding out he was a New York Times best selling author, how he got notified, and any pressure he feels with the title before his name. We discuss his amazing new book, “Charlie Hustle the Rise and Fall of Pete Rose, and the last glory days of baseball”. He shares why he wanted to write about Pete Rose, getting interviews from all former players, and what makes Pete so fascinating and unique. We go over the myths of Pete Rose: getting the name, Charlie Hustle, how he was drafted because of nepotism, and his meteor rise to the majors. We chat about his Mount Rushmore type of records, why he's one of the greatest players ever and how that is all overshadowed by his downfall of gambling. We touch base about the carnage he created, life after baseball and much more. From texting with George Foster to cool memorabilia, Keith O'Brien was an incredible guest Follow Keith and purchase his books here: https://www.instagram.com/obrienstory https://x.com/KeithOB

Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast is back once again, tryin' to untangle the jingle from the jangle! This week, we've got a brand new One Job discussion about a versatile genre star, thoughts on some recent television and an unexpected score at the local flea market. Length - 01:02:56 Language - R. (Contains adult language.) - 0:12:45 - ONE JOB Trying to narrow down the career of Carl Weathers, star of both action and comedy classics, to a single iconic role. - 0:35:50 - TV RECAPS & REVIEWS Season four of "The Umbrella Academy" wraps up the Netflix comic adaptation, Disney+ unceremoniously cancels Star Wars series "The Acolyte" and HBO documentary "Charlie Hustle & the Matter of Pete Rose" reexamines the legacy of baseball's Hit King.

Dan, Chris, Mike, and the rest of the Shipping Container try to onboard Pete Rose for an interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Opening Day Baseball is expensive in Cincy; Baseball Memories and Best Baseball Movie of All-Time; Follow-up on teachers taping kid to chair; Food on an a stick; Cincy Nail Bandit; My annual retelling of my Dinner with the Hit King!

On January 24, 1939, the baseball writersselect EddieCollins, Willie Keeler and George Sisler to the Hall of Fame. George Sisler never played on a pennant winner and he wasn't a slugger, but in spiteof that he earned a reputation as the best first baseman in the first 30 yearsof the 20th century. The greatest player in St. Louis Browns' history, he twicebatted over .400, and his 257 hits in 1920, hitting 420 for the season, his hitrecord remained a modern major league record. later broken by Ichiro SuzukiThat same year, the lefty-swinging Sisler hit in 41 consecutive games, an American League record that stood until surpassed by Joe DiMaggio. Sisler, who attended the University of Michigan, where he played for Branch Rickey, FactoidOn September 1, 1918, Sisler hit a double off TyCobb. Cobb was making his first major league appearance on the mound. Sisleralso pitched in the game for St. Louis, pitching a scorless 9th inthe Browns win. He made 24 apperances over his career with a 2.35 ERA and has ashutout to his credit in 1916. Collins batted an even .333 for his career,collected 3,315 hits and stole 744 bases as. A member of four World Championshipteams, Eddie Collins was a winner with a confident and aggressive style ofplay. He played 25 years in the major leagues and was considered the finestsecond baseman of his time. He led his league in fielding nine times, and heaccepted more chances, had more assists, and made more putouts than any otherpivot man in history. He was one of the best performers in World Series play,hitting .328 with 42 hits and 14 stolen bases in 34 games.Eddie Collins buried his bats during theoff-season in shallow holes in his backyard that he called "graves"in order to keep them "lively."Keeler, who “hit 'em where they ain't”,batted .341 and collected 2,932 hits. A master with a bat, Willie Keeler was a demonat the top of the lineup for Ned Hanlon's Orioles in the 1890s. Keeler led histeam to four pennants, two each in Baltimore and Brooklyn, winning two battingtitles. As a member of the 1890s Orioles' teams that revolutionized the waybaseball was played, Keeler was adroit at laying down a bunt, chopping the ballinto the ground to beat it out for an infield hit, performing the suicidesqueeze, and parlaying the double steal. Keeler's 44-game hitting streak in 1897was a record until surpassed by Joe DiMaggio in 1941.He is highlighted on the January 1 podcast –the Brooklyn Millionaire

On January 24, 1939, the baseball writersselect EddieCollins, Willie Keeler and George Sisler to the Hall of Fame. George Sisler never played on a pennant winner and he wasn't a slugger, but in spiteof that he earned a reputation as the best first baseman in the first 30 yearsof the 20th century. The greatest player in St. Louis Browns' history, he twicebatted over .400, and his 257 hits in 1920, hitting 420 for the season, his hitrecord remained a modern major league record. later broken by Ichiro SuzukiThat same year, the lefty-swinging Sisler hit in 41 consecutive games, an American League record that stood until surpassed by Joe DiMaggio. Sisler, who attended the University of Michigan, where he played for Branch Rickey, FactoidOn September 1, 1918, Sisler hit a double off TyCobb. Cobb was making his first major league appearance on the mound. Sisleralso pitched in the game for St. Louis, pitching a scorless 9th inthe Browns win. He made 24 apperances over his career with a 2.35 ERA and has ashutout to his credit in 1916. Collins batted an even .333 for his career,collected 3,315 hits and stole 744 bases as. A member of four World Championshipteams, Eddie Collins was a winner with a confident and aggressive style ofplay. He played 25 years in the major leagues and was considered the finestsecond baseman of his time. He led his league in fielding nine times, and heaccepted more chances, had more assists, and made more putouts than any otherpivot man in history. He was one of the best performers in World Series play,hitting .328 with 42 hits and 14 stolen bases in 34 games.Eddie Collins buried his bats during theoff-season in shallow holes in his backyard that he called "graves"in order to keep them "lively."Keeler, who “hit 'em where they ain't”,batted .341 and collected 2,932 hits. A master with a bat, Willie Keeler was a demonat the top of the lineup for Ned Hanlon's Orioles in the 1890s. Keeler led histeam to four pennants, two each in Baltimore and Brooklyn, winning two battingtitles. As a member of the 1890s Orioles' teams that revolutionized the waybaseball was played, Keeler was adroit at laying down a bunt, chopping the ballinto the ground to beat it out for an infield hit, performing the suicidesqueeze, and parlaying the double steal. Keeler's 44-game hitting streak in 1897was a record until surpassed by Joe DiMaggio in 1941.He is highlighted on the January 1 podcast –the Brooklyn Millionaire

On January 24, 1939, the baseball writersselect EddieCollins, Willie Keeler and George Sisler to the Hall of Fame. George Sisler never played on a pennant winner and he wasn't a slugger, but in spiteof that he earned a reputation as the best first baseman in the first 30 yearsof the 20th century. The greatest player in St. Louis Browns' history, he twicebatted over .400, and his 257 hits in 1920, hitting 420 for the season, his hitrecord remained a modern major league record. later broken by Ichiro SuzukiThat same year, the lefty-swinging Sisler hit in 41 consecutive games, an American League record that stood until surpassed by Joe DiMaggio. Sisler, who attended the University of Michigan, where he played for Branch Rickey, FactoidOn September 1, 1918, Sisler hit a double off TyCobb. Cobb was making his first major league appearance on the mound. Sisleralso pitched in the game for St. Louis, pitching a scorless 9th inthe Browns win. He made 24 apperances over his career with a 2.35 ERA and has ashutout to his credit in 1916. Collins batted an even .333 for his career,collected 3,315 hits and stole 744 bases as. A member of four World Championshipteams, Eddie Collins was a winner with a confident and aggressive style ofplay. He played 25 years in the major leagues and was considered the finestsecond baseman of his time. He led his league in fielding nine times, and heaccepted more chances, had more assists, and made more putouts than any otherpivot man in history. He was one of the best performers in World Series play,hitting .328 with 42 hits and 14 stolen bases in 34 games.Eddie Collins buried his bats during theoff-season in shallow holes in his backyard that he called "graves"in order to keep them "lively."Keeler, who “hit 'em where they ain't”,batted .341 and collected 2,932 hits. A master with a bat, Willie Keeler was a demonat the top of the lineup for Ned Hanlon's Orioles in the 1890s. Keeler led histeam to four pennants, two each in Baltimore and Brooklyn, winning two battingtitles. As a member of the 1890s Orioles' teams that revolutionized the waybaseball was played, Keeler was adroit at laying down a bunt, chopping the ballinto the ground to beat it out for an infield hit, performing the suicidesqueeze, and parlaying the double steal. Keeler's 44-game hitting streak in 1897was a record until surpassed by Joe DiMaggio in 1941.He is highlighted on the January 1 podcast –the Brooklyn Millionaire

Tonight's show includes special segments on the great Roy Kidd, the EKU coach who passed away Tuesday morning. We start with comments from current EKU coach Walt Wells; (11:00) we also remember two milestones including the night Pete Rose became the Hit King; (19:00) UK Voice Tom Leach joins us on the day he's to be inducted into the Ky Sports Hall of Fame; (41:00) interviews with friends and former EKU staffers on Coach Kidd PLUS a spirited rendition of “Cabin on the Hill” and (1:01:00) Jeff Drummond of Cats Illustrated, who began his career in Richmond, covering the Colonels.

Jalen Hurts' record contract extension, Ja Morant's status "In jeopardy" for Game 2, Pete Rose joins to talk ban from baseball and the Big Red Machine, Is Pete Rose a Hall-of-Famer?, Preds end of the season press conference, Stat of the Day, Kelly's "World of Football", and Plaster's Bet of the Day

He started out covering an American Legion baseball game in Maine for a newspaper audition. He ended up covering some of the greatest moments and players in baseball history for three decades. Jerry Crasnick tells us what it was like to talk hitting with Tony Gwynn and talk pitching with Greg Maddux. Hear about meeting Pete Rose for the first time, how the Hit King joyfully filled notebooks with mangled syntax, and what it was like covering him daily during the infamous gambling scandal. Get the scoop on The Nasty Boys, but you won't want a scoop of Marge Schott's hash browns after one shared story. Good thing the owner banned him from the media dining room. Oh, and somehow Jerry can still hear despite being in the press box when Roseanne sang (screeched?) the national anthem in 1990. The ramparts! Come back on August 18th when we are hanging out with Terence Moore! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shawn Drotar looks at the impact of the NFL schedule release. He thinks the release of the schedule is overhyped. 104.3 The Fan's Nuggets insider Matt Moore joins Shawn to break down the Nuggets 117-112 win over the Hornets. Matt explains how it is detrimental to the Nuggets to raise their playoff seeding. He wants to see the Nuggets rest their starters the last few games of the season. Shawn looks at the Rockies 8-1 loss to the Padres. He breaks down a piece from Buster Olney about where the Rockies could trade Trevor Story. In Time Machine, Shawn looks at a pitcher's duel for the ages. A couple No Hitters are achieved, and the Hit King steals his way around the diamond. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hit King Pete Rose joins us to share stories from his long career in the major leagues, explain how he thinks the league could make the game more exciting, and he'll sneak preview some of the MLB picks he's making this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Best selling author and manager JT Stewart joins #lensburningbush to chat about The one year anniversary of the show, drivers who tailgate, his book PowerAchieving, and his work with Pete Rose the Hit King.  You can follow all 53 episodes on Itunes, IHeart Radio, Podbean, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon Music, and Tune In, and now You Tube.

David Sims is an NFL Vet, performance and HIT King who helps people dedicate to themselves by pushing beyond their scope. Join his mailing list on shredlocs.com or keep up with him via IG Shredlocs. Remember you can find our exclusive earrings and e-book with the Hughsie Sisters on www.hughsie.ca

The seventeen-time All-Star joins his former teammate on The Art Shamsky Podcast in a no-holds barred discussion on his incredible career including their times together and some of their former teammates among other things. Pete also talks honestly about being on baseball's Permanent Ineligibility list which bans him from the Hall of Fame ballot. The Hit King is truly a baseball legend. Sponsored by Mental Edge Sports Psychology, LLC. Season 1, Episode 12.

Alex Kielar looks back on this day in baseball history as Pete Rose got two milestone hits on the same day 21 years apart, Barry Bonds found himself all alone in third place on the all-time home run list, and Chipper Jones joined some great switch-hitting company. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message

Are you looking for the top sports handicappers? If so, in this episode of Meet the Experts, Lawrence Prezman sits down with Smokin' Dave Cokin. If standing the test of time matters, Smokin' Dave Cokin earns a big checkmark as one who has withstood the rigors of handicapping sports professionally for 36 years and counting.Dave has literally been around sports gambling for virtually his entire life. His experience was initially on the other side of the counter in Rhode Island, where he was born and raised. Dave began the process of switching sides in 1981 after winning the National Handicappers Bowl, which was featured in Pro Football Weekly, and decided at that point that it was time to start making the move to Las Vegas.Dave's entry into the Las Vegas media side of the equation began with a guest appearance on Lee Pete's popular late-night sports gambling show that emanated at the time from the Frontier Hotel and was broadcast on a 50,000-watt car channel that was picked up clearly in virtually all the western states. That led to syndicated columns in numerous national publications, and eventually a network gig with the Sports Fan Radio Network. SFRN featured "The Pete Rose Show" on which Dave served as the Hit King's co-host, and he was also a part of several other programs on that network. Dave also received high visibility as part of the panel on "Proline", which aired for decades on the USA Cable Network.A member of the Nevada Broadcasting Hall of Fame, and a two-time winner of the state's Sportscaster of the Year Award, Dave is still on the mic Monday through Friday each week on "The Las Vegas Sportsline" which airs on ESPN Las Vegas.Turning to handicapping philosophy, Cokin is a believer in working the numbers. That's not only in terms of creating his own betting line for each game but also in maximizing his ability to gauge the market and get the right price. The latter is of extreme importance in terms of garnering an advantage. Every sports bettor is going to experience wins and losses. By striking when the odds are at their most favorable point, profits are increased and losses are diminished. Dave believes that perhaps his greatest strength as an analyst is having the ability to read the market better than most.Dave's media connections are likely second to none as far as sports bettors are concerned, and this means the wherewithal to get good information from reliable sources. Sports handicapping is definitely mostly about what one knows, but who one knows carries plenty of weight as well.

Are you looking for the top sports handicappers? If so, in this episode of Meet the Experts, Lawrence Prezman sits down with Smokin' Dave Cokin. If standing the test of time matters, Smokin' Dave Cokin earns a big checkmark as one who has withstood the rigors of handicapping sports professionally for 36 years and counting.Dave has literally been around sports gambling for virtually his entire life. His experience was initially on the other side of the counter in Rhode Island, where he was born and raised. Dave began the process of switching sides in 1981 after winning the National Handicappers Bowl, which was featured in Pro Football Weekly, and decided at that point that it was time to start making the move to Las Vegas.Dave's entry into the Las Vegas media side of the equation began with a guest appearance on Lee Pete's popular late-night sports gambling show that emanated at the time from the Frontier Hotel and was broadcast on a 50,000-watt car channel that was picked up clearly in virtually all the western states. That led to syndicated columns in numerous national publications, and eventually a network gig with the Sports Fan Radio Network. SFRN featured "The Pete Rose Show" on which Dave served as the Hit King's co-host, and he was also a part of several other programs on that network. Dave also received high visibility as part of the panel on "Proline", which aired for decades on the USA Cable Network.A member of the Nevada Broadcasting Hall of Fame, and a two-time winner of the state's Sportscaster of the Year Award, Dave is still on the mic Monday through Friday each week on "The Las Vegas Sportsline" which airs on ESPN Las Vegas.Turning to handicapping philosophy, Cokin is a believer in working the numbers. That's not only in terms of creating his own betting line for each game but also in maximizing his ability to gauge the market and get the right price. The latter is of extreme importance in terms of garnering an advantage. Every sports bettor is going to experience wins and losses. By striking when the odds are at their most favorable point, profits are increased and losses are diminished. Dave believes that perhaps his greatest strength as an analyst is having the ability to read the market better than most.Dave's media connections are likely second to none as far as sports bettors are concerned, and this means the wherewithal to get good information from reliable sources. Sports handicapping is definitely mostly about what one knows, but who one knows carries plenty of weight as well.

Over two weeks off has given Yngwie, Ray and Amos ALOT of time to ponder, and they do not dissapoint!...Pontificating on the Playoff Race, Injuries and Player News you wanna hear our takes on....plus new segment "Hit Or Miss", "Bum/No-Bum" and a mailbag answer about the Hit King!

From breaking the all-time SEC hits record with Mississippi State to taking home the NY-Penn League Championship in his first season with Brooklyn, Jake Mangum is no stranger to spotlights and big moments. The 2019 draft pick talks about his unbelievable year.

From breaking the all-time SEC hits record with Mississippi State to taking home the NY-Penn League Championship in his first season with Brooklyn, Jake Mangum is no stranger to spotlights and big moments. The 2019 draft pick talks about his unbelievable year.

From breaking the all-time SEC hits record with Mississippi State to taking home the NY-Penn League Championship in his first season with Brooklyn, Jake Mangum is no stranger to spotlights and big moments. The 2019 draft pick talks about his unbelievable year.

MLB's "Hit King" Pete Rose joins The Midday 180 to talk all things hitting, being Charlie Hustle, Cooperstown and more...

The Hit King chats with ML about the shift, his beloved Reds, his favorite career moments and more here. ⚾️ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-lindsley-ml-sports-platter/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

Pete talks all things baseball.

On episode 11 of Beer, Blood, and the Bayou Brower lays out the pros/cons of his local B-dubs, Ralph discusses the importance of Walrus Penis in Alaskan craft beer, the gang tries out No Label's Hit King, Josh reviews the troubling case of the Eleven Killer Edward Bell (and the cases connection to a shirtless Mathew McConaughey), and Brower updates us on last week's release of the Driller Killer Clara Harris! Questions? Comments? Call us at 405-806-0476

The thirty-seventh episode, recorded May 9, 2018 Headlines: -Vegas Golden Knights advance -Hafthor Bjornssen (The Mountain) is the World’s Strongest Man -Jason Witten retires -2 more no-hitters: LA Dodgers and James Paxton -Albert Pujols hits 3000 -NBA Conference Finals are almost set Topics: -Appreciating Ichiro -Talking about Practice -The Big City Beat

Ep. 40 — Alex and Bobby give a proper sendoff to Ichiro (at least for the season) by reminiscing on the incredible career of the true Hit King and discussing their favorite anecdotes about him that may or may not be true. Then they dive into Sonny Gray’s precipitous decline, Trevor Bauer’s general tomfoolery, and Ken Giles inadvertently spurring a different kind of conversation on toxic masculinity and self-harm. Finally, a discussion on injuries around the league turns into the conversation no one has been waiting for: the DH argument. This doesn’t mean they’ll stop teasing it on the show. Links: That strange Ichiro throwing video The start of Trevor Bauer’s outburst Digging into Bauer’s “experiment” A Very Bad Ken Giles take in the New Yorker Songs featured in this episode: Frank Ocean — “Nights” • Sleater-Kinney — “Modern Girl” • Outkast — “Rosa Parks” ~~ Subscribe to Tipping Pitches on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher. Follow Tipping Pitches on Twitter and like us on Facebook.

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Welcome to the seventh episode of the Call to the Pen flagship podcast! New episodes Monday and Wednesday. Today we discuss viability of Ichiro’s Hall of Fame candidacy, the AL Wild Card Race, as well as the recent protest by MLB umpires, and the prospect of robotic officiating of the game of baseball. In today’s episode, host and Call to the Pen contributor Jonathan Platek discusses the qualifications (or not) of Ichiro Suzuki’s bid for the Hall of Fame. Jon discusses whether Ichiro is the “true” Hit King in baseball, breaking down the various cases for or against him and Pete Rose wearing the crown.Jon also breaks down in detail the AL Wild Card Race, discussing which teams are leading the race, exploring their chances, as well as the chances of some teams that are currently on the outside looking in as we head into September. 

Pete Rose is suing longtime detractor, John Dowd for defamation of character. In this case, Dowd turned the tables on Rose and introduced a witness who claims she was with the Hit King as a minor, although Rose says she was of legal age which in Ohio is 16. All of this occured the week before the Phillies were supposed to be honoring Pete Rose in a Wall of Fame ceremony at Citizens Bank Park on August 12th 2017. That was cancelled by both parties, Rose and the Phillies, as well as a Pete Rose Bobblehead night that was supposed to be held on August 11th 2017. That has been cancelled as well. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phillies/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/phillies/support

The gang goes deep into the Pete Rose controversy and trolls baseball's Hall Of Fame decisions; The MLS starts instant replay; and football gets into full "Cowboys Suck" swing. And the gang, describes their dream line up for ESPN's "The Ocho." The post Joy Buzzer – Episode 11 – The “Hit King” on “The Och appeared first on Wildfire Radio.

In today's episode, we discuss the Logan Morrison criticism of Gary Sanchez, Ichiro's hit record and whether or not he should be considered to be the all time hit king, if LeBron and Wade could return to Miami in 2018, and if Dirk's new deal signifies the beginning of the end to a career of one of the greatest players to ever step on an NBA court. Enjoy!

The National Baseball Hall of Fame announced this week that they will not consider the Hit King for a vote for induction. Today the Reds will honor Pete with a statue in front of Great American Ballpark. KEn thinks this may be the final honor Pete will ever see.

The Two Angry Guys Tom Gamble and Richard Skinner of Local12.com are back for Episode #14 (Pete Rose). This week they discuss a litany of topics from The Hit King, the Reds' good start, Fiona, Peeps, The Masters, Steinberg's and much more. Have a great week!

Hall of Famer Marty Brennaman & Tracy Jones talk baseball

Section925 Baseball Insider Jon Zuber joins Tripper in the Outdoor Podcenter to talk shop. The two chat about the divisional races as we near the All-Star break, Ichiro's case for being the Hit King and Zuber's fond memories of playing professionally in Japan. The topic of college baseball is also discussed, as Zuber gives insight on his former players in Omaha and game as a whole.

Episode 181 – Live With Scott Strandberg 3: Tokyo Drift The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Scott Strandberg do a live recording to discuss the FanGraphs event in New York, Scott’s own lukewarm opinions on The Hit King, the true identity of John Gant, Josh Donaldson pricing himself […]

Episode 180 – Firm No. 6 Hurler The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss their lukewarm takes on Ichiro Suzuki as “The Hit King,” Freddie Freeman hitting for the cycle, the concept of having an infinite ERA or infinite strikeouts, a lack of options at third base, whether […]

The June 15, 2016 edition of the GameOn Sporting Podcast. Brandon Greenhill and Grant Moss debate if Lebron is a true king. Plus is Ichiro the new Hit King?

The June 15, 2016 edition of the GameOn Sporting Podcast. Brandon Greenhill and Grant Moss debate if Lebron is a true king. Plus is Ichiro the new Hit King?

When it comes to incredible baseball stories, it doesn't get better than those from the Hit King himself, Pete Rose! Pete joins the podcast and recalls his playing days, his new gig at FOX and a Vegas road trip with Jay and Dan that has to happen. Baseball fans, you're in for a treat on this one!

There’s no denying Pete Rose’s place among the greatest and most passionate players the game has ever seen. However, the man with the most hits in baseball history is still without a Hall of Fame plaque. That doesn’t do much to suppress the outpouring of support from his legions of fans – including Terry Lukemire, who grew up following the Reds in the heyday of “The Big Red Machine.” His 2010 documentary is just a small example of how Rose continues to be revered in Cincinnati even though he may not yet be recognized in Cooperstown. For more on Lukemire’s film, go to www.4192movie.com Photo courtesy of Getty Images Audio clips courtesy of “4192: The Crowning of the Hit King”, MLB Productions and WLWT-TV

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Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates have a couple of opinions on Pete Rose. Coppock wants to see new MLB Commish Rob Manfred make a splash and introduce the post-Bud Selig era with a pardon for the Hit King. However, Yates doesn't think there is any reason to reward a liar and a cheater just because there is a new sheriff in town.

Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates have a couple of opinions on Pete Rose. Coppock wants to see new MLB Commish Rob Manfred make a splash and introduce the post-Bud Selig era with a pardon for the Hit King. However, Yates doesn't think there is any reason to reward a liar and a cheater just because there is a new sheriff in town.

I've always wanted to sit next to Pete Rose, he's been so many lessons in life, who has been reduced to what he always was. The hit King, period. The essence of the fallen hero and the epitamy of why we should never make athletes too hero like. I look over the 3 most fallen sports hero in my lifetime and reflect on the strength Oklahoma with my childhood memories of Sooner football. One armed guys vs. One legged ones in a baseball game, that's on this day & a 4th Cave lottery pick all this week on Lawheads Court...

In this episode, Ken talks baseball with The Hit King, Pete Rose. Among the topics, what to do about Aaron Harang and Aroldis Chapman's 102 mph fastball. For the best in sports, check out www.kenbroo.com