Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Goldschmidt

On this week’s edition of Inside the (Rob) Parker, Rob discusses the impending return of Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal, how the return of Paul Goldschmidt has helped the New York Yankees weather the storm without Aaron Judge, and the 2026 MLB All-Star ballot. Plus, Los Angeles Angels MVP outfielder Mike Trout swings by, and AM 570 LA Sports Dodgers reporter David Vassegh checks in. Finally, we drop Rob's latest appearance on MLB Network and the latest edition of Pocket Protector Central with analytics maven Anthony Masterson, and reveal the tenth installment of Rob’s Memory Lane series. Subscribe and download all of the latest Inside the Parker podcasts and follow Rob on Twitter!! #OddCoupleSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! Sean is back for another Yankees series recap pod as he gives his reactions from the Yankees' sweep of the Guardians. He talks about the twists and turns of the series, the bulldog performance by Carlos Rodon in the series finale and the lineup stepping up. Next, Sean shouts out individual performers including Cody Bellinger, Trent Grisham, and Paul Goldschmidt before previewing this weekend's series with the Blue Jays in Toronto. Everyone enjoy the pod!

Chris McMonigle celebrates a Yankees sweep of the Guardians on the road, as they continue their extended ownership over AL Central opponents. Chris applauds the team's effort to pick up three wins without Aaron Judge, and raves about the contributions from Paul Goldschmidt so far this season (7:00). Plus, Austin Wells' injury update and the catching problem that is not going away (8:45), the continued Anthony Volpe discourse and why he should be sent down as soon as Jasson Dominguez or Giancarlo Stanton are ready to return (11:50), and a full recap of the series sweep (22:24).

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the duality of Jo Adell’s defense (after the FARTBAT low that followed his triple-robbery high), Spencer Arrighetti and MLB’s monthly player honors as the last bastion of old-school-stat-based awards, whether a team with a losing record could make the playoffs this season, Paul Goldschmidt’s pleasing platoon role, how much credit the Brewers deserve for Kyle Harrison’s success, Louis Varland’s value, the Tigers’ rapid plummet out of contention, the twilights of Nick Castellanos’s and Andrew McCutchen’s careers, and (1:15:01) whether the CBA negotiations merit horse race-style coverage. Audio intro: Alex Glossman and Ali Breneman, “Effectively Wild Theme” Audio outro: Jonathan Crymes, “Effectively Wild Theme 2” Link to Adell’s FARTBAT Link to Adell quote Link to Adell’s three robberies Link to dramatic robbery photo Link to EW robbery discussion Link to Adell’s 2020 FARTBAT Link to Canseco FARTBAT Link to May’s Pitchers of the Month Link to Pereda nut shot Link to Pennywise quote Link to Desk Set wiki Link to Player of the Month Award wiki Link to past PotM winners Link to THT article on the award Link to pitcher WAR leaders in May Link to Sportico on the unbalanced leagues Link to MLB.com on the lower October bar Link to Jay on the Tigers Link to Skubal rehab update Link to Rosenthal on Skubal Link to lowest-win playoff teams Link to Curt on Harrison Link to Location+ leaders Link to Brewers WAR leaders Link to reliever WAR leaders Link to four-seamer velo leaders Link to MLBTR on McCutchen Link to MLBTR on Castellanos Link to Clemens on the opening offers Link to Drellich on Meyer/Caplin quotes Link to Drellich on Manfred quotes Link to The Athletic on open books Link to story on Sánchez’s streak Sponsor Us on Patreon Give a Gift Subscription Email Us: podcast@fangraphs.com Effectively Wild Subreddit Effectively Wild Wiki Apple Podcasts Feed Spotify Feed YouTube Playlist Facebook Group Bluesky Account Twitter Account Get Our Merch! var SERVER_DATA = Object.assign(SERVER_DATA || {}); Source

We continue breaking down tonight's Knicks-Spurs series as Dan in Carteret wonders if Wemby will cry if they lose, though Gio notes talking points won't matter once play begins. Jerry's final update highlights Mike Brown preparing for the Finals, the Yankees' loss to the Guardians behind a tough Cam Schlittler outing and Paul Goldschmidt's offense, and the Mets' loss in Seattle featuring back-to-back two-base errors. Finally, we hear AJ Brown on joining the Patriots, share a Moment of the Day involving a lesbian roommate and something named after Boomer, and wrap up with Sean Avery's neighbor battle involving blackmail and hookers.

Will and Steve are back, and so are all the aging Yankees.-Paul Goldschmidt has been a revelation-Gerrit Cole looks 30 again-Cody Bellinger has the best MVP case of any Yankee-This team is better than the RaysAll that and more on the latest from Yankees Files!

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The Giants' rollercoaster road trip continues, with a tough loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks. In this episode, Murph & Markus discuss the team's recent struggles with Duane Kuiper, including injuries to key players and a lack of energy on the field. They also touch on the potential opportunities for young players like Bryce Eldridge and the catching situation, with multiple players vying for a spot in the lineup. The conversation delves into the team's performance on the road, including a comparison to their time at Candlestick, where the wind and cold made games even more challenging. The speaker also shares some interesting stats on the Giants' all-time "killers," including Nolan Arenado, Dale Murphy, and Paul Goldschmidt. These players have consistently performed well against the Giants, making them a formidable foe. The discussion also covers the Diamondbacks' pitcher, Landon Roupp, who is due to bounce back after a tough outing. The speaker expects him to be "on fire" in the final two games of the series. Additionally, they share a funny story about a no-hitter that was lost in the bottom of the ninth inning, and the emotions that come with it. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode's insights and analysis. Tune in to hear the speaker's thoughts on the team's current struggles and the potential for a turnaround.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Giants' rollercoaster road trip continues, with a tough loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks. In this episode, Murph & Markus discuss the team's recent struggles with Duane Kuiper, including injuries to key players and a lack of energy on the field. They also touch on the potential opportunities for young players like Bryce Eldridge and the catching situation, with multiple players vying for a spot in the lineup. The conversation delves into the team's performance on the road, including a comparison to their time at Candlestick, where the wind and cold made games even more challenging. The speaker also shares some interesting stats on the Giants' all-time "killers," including Nolan Arenado, Dale Murphy, and Paul Goldschmidt. These players have consistently performed well against the Giants, making them a formidable foe. The discussion also covers the Diamondbacks' pitcher, Landon Roupp, who is due to bounce back after a tough outing. The speaker expects him to be "on fire" in the final two games of the series. Additionally, they share a funny story about a no-hitter that was lost in the bottom of the ninth inning, and the emotions that come with it. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode's insights and analysis. Tune in to hear the speaker's thoughts on the team's current struggles and the potential for a turnaround.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One-hit losses will do that thing where they don't just beat you, they make you question everything. That's where we're at with the New York Yankees right now: five losses in six games, a lineup that goes quiet for long stretches, and late leads that feel like they're borrowed time. I talk through why this slide is happening so fast, and why it's not enough to wave it away as “just May.”I dig into the two patterns behind the recent mess: comatose hitting and bullpen disasters. The one-run game record tells a story, and it's not a lucky-break story. I get into what the Yankees aren't doing at the plate, from poor situational hitting to too many regulars performing well below even their own career standards. When only a few bats are producing, every mistake becomes louder and every close game becomes a coin flip.Then I hit the injury pileup and what it does to the big picture. Max Fried's elbow soreness, Giancarlo Stanton's stalled return, Jason Dominguez missing weeks, Caballero on the IL, and the uncertainty of Gerrit Cole coming back strong from Tommy John rehab all change what this team can realistically be in the short term. I also give Paul Goldschmidt his flowers, then get blunt about tougher roster calls, including concerns about Anthony Volpe and whether Spencer Jones should be used to bring back real help.If you care about where the Yankees are headed, subscribe, share this with a friend who's spiraling too, and leave a quick review so more fans find the show. What's the one move you'd make first to stop the bleeding?Send fan mailJersey Guy Sports is available on all podcasting platforms. Listen on SpotifyListen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTubeListen on PocketCastsListen on iHeart RadioListen on Amazon MusicListen on TuneIn and AlexaListen on other podcasting platforms hereSocials Facebook, JGS Twitter, Threads, Youtub...

Victor Wembanyama dominated the Spurs' Game 5 win over the Timberwolves. AJ Ewing shined in his Mets debut with three walks, a stolen base, and an RBI triple. David Stearns refused to discuss Carlos Mendoza's future. Jerry brought us the sounds of Ewing's first hit and post-game reaction. Paul Goldschmidt lead off with a homer in a Yankees win, and Wemby scored 27 points as the Spurs won. Finally, we checked in on the office's obsession with a live-streamed German stork's nest and reviewed Stearns' failed offseason moves.

Jerry is here with the sounds of Ewing's first big league hit. We heard from him after the game along with Mendoza on his debut. We heard Stearns talk about the team underachieving. Paul Goldschmidt lead the game off with a HR in the Yankees win. Wembanyama had 27 points last night in the Spurs win.

Twitter baseball personality Not Gaetti joins Jim to break down the HOF candidacy of former MLB first baseman Will Clark. First, they cover how Clark had no real weaknesses on a baseball diamond and how he would have been able to perform in any era in baseball history (6:30). Next, they discuss Clark's masterful perormance in the 1989 NLCS against the Chicago Cubs, how his career numbers easily trump Kirby Puckett, and how Clark compares against other Hall of Fame hopefuls who manned 1st base like Paul Goldschmidt and Joey Votto (18:02). Finally, they dig into just how clutch Clark actually was (56:22), before making a final call on whether or not they believe Clark deserves a plaque in Cooperstown (1:06:20).

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In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best Diamondbacks to the table for discussion. Diamondbacks had one pretty good stint to the World Series but other than that, they really haven't been the best franchise even though they have a pretty good name for the location of the team. They've had a few good players come through the town, but they don't have the resume of like a Boston or New York. If you're curious wondering who could be on this team well just press that play button and have our team here educate you in the ways of the Diamondbacks. Have a great day and we'll see you all next week.... Peace.

Evan and Tiki analyze the Knicks' strategy heading into Game 3 against the Hawks, emphasizing the importance of rotation changes and Karl-Anthony Towns' aggression. They criticize Aaron Boone for platooning Ben Rice with Paul Goldschmidt, arguing Rice has earned an everyday role despite the team's winning streak. The discussion also covers NFL Draft time predictions and Devin Booker's comparison of NBA officiating to the WWE. 01:20 - Patriots Coaching Rumor Debate 04:00 - Knicks Game 3 Strategy 08:54 - Knicks Fan Attendance Outlook 12:58 - NFL Draft Timing Predictions 17:51 - Booker Slams NBA Officiating 20:15 - Ben Rice Platoon Debate 27:25 - Jets And Giants Strategy 40:10 - Draft Day Trade Scenarios

Is Ben Rice the next legendary Yankee, or just another "contrived stat" anomaly? David and Rich break down the historic start of the newest Bronx Bomber and why the metrics suggest this isn't just a hot streak.Hot Takes & Debates:Ben Rice's Hall of Fame Trajectory: David compares him to a left-handed Paul Goldschmidt: "There's just nothing that says this kid isn't 100% legit... him finishing as a six or seven win player seems impossible, but also not."The Jordan Walker "Breakout" Warning: Why you should sell high on the St. Louis hype now. The metrics suggest that if you adjust for his lucky .375 BABIP, he's back to being a .225 hitter.Parker Messick's Mirage: Don't fall for the "next Shane Bieber" tropes just because he's a Guardian. Messick's stellar early 1.05 ERA is hiding a 91% left-on-base rate that is destined to crash.What You'll Learn:00:00 - Intro1:05 - MASH: Navigating the 2026 injury plague.3:10 - Ben Rice: The metrics behind the historic Bronx start.6:34 - Garrett Mitchell: Why his .522 BABIP is pure noise.9:18 - Munetaka Murakami: Sinking ship alerts and contact issues.12:28 - Jac Caglianone: Why the 40-HR power remains legitimate.16:08 - Jordan Walker: Pumping the brakes on the breakout hype.19:50 - Daulton Varsho: The elite buy-low consolidation play.23:10 - Ivan Herrera: Catcher eligibility and offensive upside.26:25 - Brett Baty: How the Mets' utility role masks his value.31:05 - Emmanuel Rodriguez: Availability vs. high-tier pedigree.34:08 - Walbert Urena: Triple-digit velocity and ground ball rates.38:30 - Dalton Rushing: Offensive priority in the Dodgers pipeline.43:54 - Parker Messick: Correcting the market on lazy Guardian tropes.

Chris McMonigle examines the Yankees' offensive slump and the specific struggles of Ryan McMahon and the bottom of the order on The Carton Show. He questions Aaron Boone's decision to keep Paul Goldschmidt on the bench during a shutout loss and looks at the impact of the high strikeout rate. They also pivot to a lighthearted debate over the musical catalogs of R.E.M. and The B-52's. 01:20 - Yankee Postseason Expectations 05:50 - Ryan McMahon Concerns 11:28 - Ryan Weathers Dominance 15:20 - Yankee Bench Depth 18:22 - Music Catalog Debates 25:36 - Offensive Strikeout Issues 31:45 - Potential Trade Targets 36:25 - Postseason Roster Strategy

The final hour of the Evan & Tiki Show is PACKED. Evan reacts to a powerful report from The Athletic about the Yankees clubhouse, highlighting leadership from Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, and Paul Goldschmidt, is this the mindset that finally gets them back to the World Series?

The Yankees are sending a clear message early this season and it is all about focus. A team meeting led by veterans like Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge, and Paul Goldschmidt has sparked real optimism, with a renewed emphasis on treating every single game like it matters. After last year's narrow miss and costly lack of focus, the tone inside the clubhouse feels different and potentially defining. Evan and Tiki break down why this leadership dynamic stands out, including Stanton's vocal presence and Judge's quieter influence, and how that combination could be the X factor the Yankees have been missing. They also explore the importance of regular season urgency, the debate around home field advantage, and why this version of the Yankees might finally have the mindset needed to break through.

The MLB season is around the corner and we're kicking off our 2026 MLB Preview Series with special guest Steven Russell. Steven and Josh make their official predictions for the upcoming season including AL & NL MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, and World Series champion — plus a dark horse and long-shot pick for every award. We also play Who Would You Rather Have Going Forward featuring a loaded Vladimir Guerrero Jr. edition and a Roman Anthony edition, debating some of the biggest young stars in baseball like Juan Soto, Ronald Acuña Jr., Gunnar Henderson, Julio Rodríguez, Jackson Chourio, and more. Then we debate Way or No Way: which players could realistically be traded during the season, including Tarik Skubal, Sandy Alcantara, Jarren Duran, Byron Buxton, and CJ Abrams. Finally, we close with Hall of Fame or Hall of Very Good: Current Players Edition, featuring debates on Jacob deGrom, Manny Machado, Nolan Arenado, Corey Seager, Paul Goldschmidt, Giancarlo Stanton, and José Ramírez. A packed show to kick off our MLB Preview Series. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Paul Goldschmidt thinks the WBC is Like the World Series, and alternate names for tanking. Plus Tommy's cat (and wife) are driving him insane. Hour 1

With Shaun out, Evan and Tiki hand the reins to WFAN glue guy Paul Rosenberg for a historic first: his own Cinco de Luncho. Rosie delivers a wildly entertaining (and very questionable) list of the most important No. 48s in New York sports history… and yes, it includes a Mets playoff villain, Yankees debates, a teenage hockey phenom climbing the ranks in real time, and even a Westminster Dog Show champion because, technically, it happened at MSG. The guys react to every pick, argue Andrew Miller vs Anthony Rizzo vs Paul Goldschmidt, marvel at how rare the number 48 is in basketball, and crown Jacob deGrom as the undisputed king of the number. They also uncover the family story behind Matthew Schaefer's jersey, discuss why Carson Benge's eventual number could become iconic, and spiral into classic WFAN territory with Nimmo slander, dog show trivia, and callers suggesting better omissions from the list.

Spring Training time is officially upon us as the Yankees report for pitchers and catchers in 2026! We discuss the top Yankee storylines heading into this spring along with reacting to the news of them bringing back Paul Goldschmidt. Make sure you subscribe to stick around for more of the Yankee conversation!

In today's episode of the Yankees Nation Podcast, Brian and Ryan covered:- Paul Goldschmidt re-signed- Rodon and Cole injury updates- Max Schuemann addition- Injuries to stars around MLB- IKF's comments on 2025 Yankees

Welcome to Episode 140 of Tablesetters. Devin is joined by Chris Welsh, Host and Analyst for FantasyPros and BettingPros, co-owner of In This League, and the creator of The Prospect One Podcast. With fantasy baseball draft season fully underway, this conversation is about stripping things back to what actually matters. Chris joins the show to discuss how he's approaching drafts in 2026, how preparation has changed in an era of constant information, and where fantasy players can still gain real advantages despite ADP, rankings, and projections being more accessible than ever. The episode opens with Chris reflecting on a recent trip to New Orleans before pivoting into where he's at right now in draft season—whether he's already drafting in serious leagues or still focused on mocks, and what those high-stakes leagues actually look like in terms of format, depth, and risk tolerance. From there, the discussion moves into player evaluation and draft dynamics. We start with regression candidates, using Cal Raleigh as a focal point at catcher—how much regression to expect, how positional value factors into his lofty NFBC ADP, and whether taking a catcher that early is a bet worth making. Chris also shares additional players he believes may be overdrafted relative to expectation. We then dig into Ben Rice, his eye-popping underlying metrics, and how roster construction—specifically the Yankees' decision to re-sign Paul Goldschmidt—could impact Rice's fantasy value and playing time outlook in 2026. The conversation expands to players who have changed teams and whether those moves meaningfully raise their fantasy ceilings. From there, Devin and Chris tackle the downside of ADP itself—how it can make drafts feel rigid and formulaic—and identify the players Chris is willing to reach for anyway, trusting conviction over consensus. On the flip side, Chris revisits the idea of “disappointment” in fantasy terms—players whose production may not justify where they're being drafted. We also touch on Nick Kurtz's aggressive ADP and whether the price tag makes sense. Pitching strategy becomes the next focus, including how the Dodgers handle their arms, whether that caps fantasy value, and why Chris is hesitant to invest early picks in elite pitchers like Tarik Skubal, Paul Skenes, and Garrett Crochet despite their upside. Later, Chris explains why the term “sleeper” has become harder to define in modern fantasy baseball, offers his favorite sleeper for the season, and highlights his favorite “if he stays healthy” player to target. We close with a deeper look at Geraldo Perdomo's puzzling ADP despite elite underlying production, a broader discussion of shortstop as one of the deepest positions in fantasy, keeper-league strategy surrounding Konnor Griffin, and a rapid-fire round of Would You Rather draft decisions featuring players with nearly identical NFBC ADPs. Follow us for more:

The Yankees bring back Paul Goldschmidt, pitchers and catchers report this week, we get into the beat writer's headspace during Spring Training, and YOUR questions! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

*THIS EPISODE IS AUDIO ONLY*How are we feeling, Yankees fans? We break down Goldy's return, what it means for Rice, whether “running it back” is actually the right move, and if that narrative even holds up. All that and more.0:00 Intro0:25 Will Rice Lose Reps?4:46 Goldy Mashes Lefties!6:58 Great Insurance8:13 Veteran Leader10:12 Promising Metrics12:45 Stay Connected With Us!13:40 Running It Back?22:32 PECOTA Projections Are Out!24:01 Outro*SUPPORT THE POD*https://account.venmo.com/u/Robert-Carbone-Jr-28Audio

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing a notable week for the Tigers, adding Framber Valdez on a three-year, $115 million contract, bringing back future Hall of Fame Justin Verlander, and losing a historic arbitration hearing to ace Tarik Skubal. From there, we discuss the Pirates new look offense after adding a third All-Star in Marcell Ozuna, the Red Sox new look infield with IKF and Caleb Durbin, and free agent deals for Paul Goldschmidt, Miguel Andujar, Carlos Santana, Nick Martinez, Chris Paddack, and Erick Fedde. To wrap up, we pay tribute to Mickey Lolich and Terrence Gore, and discuss the MLB Network Top Ten at each position.

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Send us a textThe Super Bowl is over so we can now focus our attention on where it belongs - Baseball!  Pitchers and catchers are officially reporting this week even though many have been in camp early and are already throwing, and catching. We recorded a west coast version of our podcast this week in sunny and warm Palm Springs!  Right now there's baseball being played in the California Winter League where  teams play a one month schedule for post-college and unsigned players to audition for a professional contract. But mainly we are avoiding having to endure the awful cold back home! Talking about cold, former Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase's problems just got worse.  Paul Goldschmidt signed with the #Yankees for another season. Is he a HOFer? We talk about that a little as well as Tarik Skubal winning his arbitration case after the #Tigers signed Framber Valdez to a 3 year deal. Check out the other things we cover in this week's special episode!Intro & Outro music this season courtesy of Mercury Maid! Check them out on Spotify or Apple Music!  Please subscribe to our podcast and thanks for listening! If you can give us 4 or 5 star rating that means a lot. And if you have a suggestion for an episode please drop us a line via email at Almostcooperstown@gmail.com.  You can also follow us on X @almostcoop or visit the Almost Cooperstown Facebook page or YouTube channel.  And please tell your friends!www.almostcooperstown.com

Fantasy Baseball Live – February 8, 2026 @ 1 pm ETSegment 1 – News and Notes1.The Reds sign Eugenio Suarez for a one-year, $15 million contract. He mostly played third base last season, but with future HOFer Ke'Bryan Hayes there, I guess he'll be the full-time DH.a.Thoughts?b.In looking at their lineup, Spencer Steer or Sal Stewart is going to lose playing time. Steer is 28 and is one year removed from a 20-20 season, but with serious concerns about how much he'll hit, and Sal Stewart is a rookie, although he looked great in his debut last season. How does this shake out?2.The Red Sox sign Isiah Kiner-Falefa to a one-year, $6 million contract. Is this just depth or is this a message that Marcelo Mayer needs to hit?a.What happened to Kristian Campbell?3.The Padres sign Miguel Andujar for $1.5 million, and in looking at their roster. Is he going to get enough at-bats at DH to make him a sneaky late-round grab? He's an afterthought in drafts at an ADP of 601.4.The Yankees re-sign Paul Goldschmidt, and in reading details of the signing, the Yankees were not the only suitor. He's far from the player he was, but should I be worried that he could steal at-bats away from Ben Rice?a.If so, do you discount Rice at the draft table?5.Finally, the Tigers had an eventful and expensive week. First they lost their arbitration hearing with Skubal, which cost of them $32 million and they signed Framber Valdez to a big three-year deal.a.I guess if there were worries about them moving Skubal, that appears to be unlikely. Thoughts on Tigers this season?Segment 2 – Fantasy Questions of the AL WestThe Athletics1.Denzel Clarke looks like he will get the first shot at center field. Do you like Clarke or Colby Thomas to get the bulk of the at-bats?a.Does it even matter?2.Outside of Nick Kurtz, which two Athletics are you most interested in rostering?3.We now have data on the first year at Sutter Park in Sacremento and it ranked as the second best ballpark to hit in after Coors Field.a.Luis Severino had a 3.02 ERA away from Sutter and a whopping 6.01 ERA at home. I grabbed him in the 31st round of my NFBC Draft Champions League and was going to do the Home/Away game. Dumb idea?b.The ballpark factor does not bode well for young rookies like Luis Morales and Gage Jump. Thoughts?4.Who gets the saves for A's?5.Give me a sleeper in the organization (minor or majors)Houston Astros1.After a great spring training, Cam Smith wasn't very good. In 134 games, he hit nine home runs and stole eight bases while hitting .236. In Spring Training, he hit .342 with four home runs and 15 games. a.Is this a reminder to ignore spring training stats?b.Also, do you see 2026 as a growth year for Smith? If so, could he become a 15+ home run guy with 10+ stolen bases?2.Yordan Alvarez – Over/Under 400 at-bats?3.Stat line for Tatsuya Imai – IP, K's, ERA and wins – 165, 180K, 3.50 ERA, 10 wins4.Christian Javier was a horse, and then 2024 came, and he had TJS. He struggled in his returns, but the fastball was back and the change-up was as good as ever. He doesn't throw particularly hard, but his xERA was 3.36 last season.a.Any interest?5.Give me a sleeper in the organization (minor or majors)Los Angeles Angels1.Nolan Schanuel – Over/Under 15 home runs?a.Everyone thought he would hit, and while he makes great contact, his low hard-hit rate drives his BABIP down, and he hit .264 with a .263 xBA. How can you start this guy at first base?2.After Zach Neto and Jo Adel, give me two players you are interested in drafting from the Angels and why.3.Reid Detmers' stat line for 2026 – IP, Ks, ERAa.Detmers or Alek Manoah – who would you rather roster?4.Give me a sleeper in the organization (minor or majors)Seattle Mariners1.Cal Raleigh will hit closer to 40 home runs or 60 home runs in 2026.2.Dominic Canzone or Victor Robles – Who would you rather roster and why?3.Which one of Colt Emerson or Kade Anderson do we see in 2026? Or, do we see both?a.I know you're not a big Emerson fan, but I think he's going to be very good when he gets up – hint, I think we see him in the first half4.I can't think of a good pitching question – but, WOW, what a staff?5.Give me a sleeper in the organization (minor or majors)Texas Rangers1.Wyatt Langford – 2026 stat line – HR, SB, Runs, RBIs, and BA2.It's hard to say that Evan Carter is a bust, but so far, he's been a disappointment. He's still going as a number five outfielder – pick #71. Are you going to be one of those managers?3.I don't believe we talked about Josh Jung much last season or even when we did your third base rankings. He actually was somewhat healthy last season – 131 games, but hit 14 home runs and a SLG of .390. What happened?a.Is he of interest to you in upcoming drafts?4.Are you ready to trust Jack Leiter?5.Give me a sleeper in the organization (minor or majors)

On The Wire - Adam Howe and Kevin Hasting kick off their 2026 fantasy baseball category previews by breaking down power (HR & RBI) and why it has quietly become harder to replace later in drafts. They discuss draft targets, late-round power bats, platoon plays, and roster construction strategies to hit modern home run benchmarks.0:00–8:30 — Episode Intro & Why Power Matters More in 2026Category-preview format explanationImpact of PitchCon and offseason prepWhy managers are falling behind in HR/RBIEstablishing modern power targets (24–25 HR per hitter)8:30–20:00 — Power vs Speed Tradeoffs in Early DraftsPlayers discussed:Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto, Cal Raleigh, Bobby Witt Jr., Jackson Chourio, Trea TurnerHow few true 35+ HR bats existWhy early speed-first picks create downstream power pressureCorner infield power vs middle-infield scarcity20:00–30:30 — Power Benchmarks & Draft MathTargeting ~350 HR and ~1,100 RBI in 15-team leaguesWhy “15 HR + speed” profiles create long-term problemsEmphasizing lineup quality over RBI projections30:30–44:00 — Corner Infield Power TargetsPlayers discussed:Nolan Arenado, Nolan Gorman, Paul Goldschmidt, Bryce Eldridge, Chase DeLauter, Josh Bell, Tristan CasasArenado vs Gorman risk profilesPlaying-time certainty vs batting average damageEldridge stash upside vs prospect riskJosh Bell as a boring but reliable power source44:00–57:00 — Middle Infield Power OptionsPlayers discussed:Jake Cronenworth, Anthony Volpe, José Caballero, Brooks LeeCronenworth as a “glue guy” with sneaky volume powerVolpe's rebound potential and ADP windowMulti-position flexibility as power insuranceMinnesota infield playing-time outlook57:00–1:11:00 — Outfield Power TargetsPlayers discussed:Jesus Sanchez, Andrew Benintendi, Austin Hays, Cody ClemensSanchez as a platoon-friendly power bat in HoustonBenintendi's power resurgence vs lineup qualityHays as a free-agent ADP value playClemens as a flexible, low-cost power streamer1:11:00–1:18:00 — Power Streamers & Rate-Based TargetsPlayers discussed:Jemai Jones, Dominic Canzone, Tyler O'Neill, Matt Wallner, Zach Dezenzo, Colby Thomas, Christopher Morel, Joey Wiemer, David SchneiderHR per 600 PA as a late-draft toolShort-side platoon exploitationStreaming power via matchups and schedules1:18:00–1:21:00 — Catchers & Utility-Only PowerPlayers discussed:Carson Kelly, Marcell Ozuna, Jonathan IndiaKelly as a streaming catcher with popOzuna's ADP volatility if he signsIndia benefiting from KC fence changes and lineup role1:21:00–1:23:00 — Final Thoughts & Power Draft TakeawaysDon't underestimate power scarcityLate-round power always carries risk — embrace flexibilityTrust your draft instincts and plan for in-season maintenance Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCASTProud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Gilbert talks about the team trading for Nolan Arenado, what it means for the young players, and if Paul Goldschmidt come to Arizona.

BT & Sal dive into a heated debate on which New York team has the better chance of winning the next World Series, with Sal declaring it's the Yankees "by a long shot." They argue the Yankees' current roster is superior, their pitching is "superior," and their path in the American League is easier without a juggernaut like the Dodgers blocking the way—a major hurdle for the Mets in the NL. The discussion highlights the Yankees' frustratingly quiet offseason, with Cashman focusing on three Rule 5 picks after 14 years, while Mets rumors swirl around Paul Goldschmidt ("washed up Yankee") and a potential pursuit of former Yankees first-rounder Willson Contreras to replace the departed Alonso. The hosts conclude the Yankees are sadly in a much better position "right now," despite an unexciting winter.

Bernie breaks down Lane Kiffin and SEC coaching turmoil, Eli Drinkwitz staying at Mizzou, and a full Iron Bowl recap. He also dives into College Football Playoff debates and the latest Cardinals trade rumors, Brendan Donovan, Lars Nootbaar, Alec Burleson, Nolan Arenado, and Paul Goldschmidt, along with St. Louis' roster and payroll strategy.

BT & Sal ignite the debate over Mets slugger Pete Alonso after Josh Naylor's reported five-year deal with the Mariners, with Sal arguing the move sets a high floor for Pete's contract—likely six years for $180M—which Sal thinks the Mets shouldn't pay due to Pete's limited utility outside of power. They debate if Naylor's versatility makes him a better player than Pete for team building. The discussion shifts to the Giants' embarrassing two-and-nine season: BT rips into the notion that the team is "competitive," and Sal criticizes Jalin Hyatt for slowing down on his route to seal the loss against the Packers. They also blast the lack of accountability surrounding Abdul Carter's repeated tardiness. Finally, they briefly touch on John Cena's last match at MSG and the disgusting on-field conduct of Jamar Chase. The segment ends with Sal screaming down a caller who suggests Paul Goldschmidt as a replacement for Alonso.

Luke and Jody Jackson discuss what the Arizona Cardinals would trade for if they were to make a trade and if the Arizona Diamondbacks would want Paul Goldschmidt back.

Jorge Castillo fills in for Buster Olney. Jorge chats with Tim Kurkjian about the environment in the Rogers Center over the weekend, how Pat Murphy is a step ahead of Craig Counsell, why we'll likely see Paul Goldschmidt in the Yankee lineup over Ben Rice, the pop in the Blue Jays' offense, and young pitchers continuing to impress this postseason. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game. CALL THE SHOW: 406-404-8460 EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS 6:53 Tim Kurkjian 29:00 Sarah Langs 30:01 Bleacher Tweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jorge Castillo fills in for Buster Olney. Jorge chats with Tim Kurkjian about the environment in the Rogers Center over the weekend, how Pat Murphy is a step ahead of Craig Counsell, why we'll likely see Paul Goldschmidt in the Yankee lineup over Ben Rice, the pop in the Blue Jays' offense, and young pitchers continuing to impress this postseason. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game. CALL THE SHOW: 406-404-8460 EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS 6:53 Tim Kurkjian 29:00 Sarah Langs 30:01 Bleacher Tweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

St. Louis “missed connections” get the spotlight — from the Cardinals game (because nothing says romance like a Goldschmidt jersey and zero courage), to the Schnucks pasta sauce aisle (true love bottled in Rao's), Tower Grove dog playdates (dogs have more game than people), and even a Central West End coffee shop spill. It's awkward romance, funny love stories, and meet-cutes gone wrong — basically a real-life rom-com, minus the happy ending. If you like comedy videos, sarcastic humor, and hilarious fails, you've found your place with The Rizzuto Show. The Goldschmidt Ghoster (00:00:13) He had a Paul Goldschmidt jersey, a Cards hat pulled low, and the courage to… say nothing. She had a great smile and probably actual game knowledge. Instead of a number, he walked away with regret. Classic Busch Stadium love story. The Sauce Boss at Schnucks (00:01:18) Nothing says romance like standing helpless in the pasta aisle, crying over marinara. Enter: Mystery Hoodie Girl, handing out Rao's recs like Cupid with a grocery list. He didn't get her number, but at least dinner didn't taste like regret. When Your Dog Has Better Game Than You (00:02:35) Boy meets girl. Dog meets dog. Only one party knows how to seal the deal… and it's not the humans. Two retrievers almost arranged a playdate — too bad their owners couldn't figure it out. Latte, Meet Gravity (00:03:45) Nothing sparks romance quite like a stranger launching a latte all over Kaldi's. Amid the splash zone, two people locked eyes. She smirked, he chickened out, and love evaporated faster than spilled espresso. Follow The Rizzuto Show @rizzshow on all your favorite social media, including YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and more. Connect with The Rizzuto Show online at 1057thepoint.com/rizz See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We start with Mark Vientos' hitting a 3-run HR on a 4 RBI night in the Mets win. Paul Goldschmidt had 3 hits as the Yankees swept the Cardinals.

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Gio and Jerry discuss their trip to Pebble Beach and their golf games. C-Lo returns with an update. The Mets were up 6-0 but gave up 9 runs in the 4th, with Pete Alonso thrown out at the plate. C-Lo explains the Brewers' burger promotion. Cam Schlittler was pulled after the 5th inning, and Paul Goldschmidt might be injured. The 7 Line and BT & Sal are feuding over an out-of-context Sal clip. Gio believes Jaxson Dart looks more like an NFL QB than Daniel Jones or Zach Wilson. The NFL season is three weeks away. A caller thanks the guys for the Pebble Beach trip.

Hour 1 Returning from California, Gio and Jerry discuss the Mets' 6-0 lead blown last night, attributing the loss to David Peterson's poor performance and the team's recent pitching struggles. They question the Mets' future, especially with the pitching staff. C-Lo's update covers the Mets' loss, the Brewers' 12th consecutive win, the Yankees' inability to sweep, Giancarlo Stanton's strong play, injuries at the Jets and Giants joint practice, Breece Hall's contract extension comments, and Jerry Jones's experimental drug trial. The hour ends with Gio and Jerry still struggling with the Mets' ongoing issues. Hour 2 Gio and Jerry discuss their trip to Pebble Beach and their golf games. C-Lo provides an update, and they talk about the Mets' blown lead and Pete Alonso's out at the plate. C-Lo explains the Brewers' free burger promotion. They also discuss Cam Schlittler's early exit, Paul Goldschmidt's potential injury, and a spat between The 7 Line and BT & Sal. Finally, Gio praises Jaxson Dart as an NFL QB prospect, and a caller thanks them for the Pebble Beach trip. Hour 3 Gio thinks Jerry will have an issue with Pete Alonso writing “down goes Straw” on his 253rd home run ball but Jerry is ok with it. Gio says there was no reason at all to include that. They agree that Pete definitely didn't have any negative intentions when he wrote it. Gio wasn't a big fan of Gary Cohen's call of the home run but Jerry liked it. C-Lo returns for an update but first Gio asks him to chime in on the Pete and Darryl Strawberry debate. The Mets and Yankees are a combined 6-17 since the trade deadline. They're hanging onto playoff spots by one game. It's been a dark two weeks. Chris “Mad Dog” Russo was bothered by the Mets celebration of Pete Alonso's 253rd HR and Gary Cohen's call of it. Gio doesn't agree with Dog but he thinks the pregame celebration after the record-breaking game is unnecessary. In the final segment of the hour, Gio and Jerry wonder if Pete's home run ball will stay in the Mets Hall of Fame at Citi Field or at his home. A caller wants Jeremy Hefner fired. Gio says it could happen after the season but Jerry would put the blame on the players and David Stearns before Hefner. Hour 4 The Mets and Yankees both suffered frustrating losses. Gio and Jerry agree the Yankees' offensive struggles against Joe Ryan are déjà vu. Gio believes Aaron Boone will be fired if the Yankees miss the playoffs, while Jerry is unsure. A positive Mets fan from LA, Gio's critique of the Infinity Sports Network talent draft, and C-Lo's updates are also discussed. Gio is hesitant to ask Boomer for a favor. David Wright dislikes the Mets' home pinstripes. C-Lo explains a TikTok trend Brian Daboll referenced. Taylor Swift discussed her relationship with Travis and Jason Kelce on their podcast. Eddie undermines Gio's caddy story. The Moment of the Day: "Down goes Straw" and Jerry is "our Jeff McNeil." The hour concludes with discussions about watching Hard Knocks and CBS celebrating "The NFL Today."

Hour 1 With Gio out, Boomer & Jerry discussed the Mets' one-hit loss and sweep by the Guardians, which Boomer found unbelievable given their $400 million roster. Jerry criticized Soto's effort. C-Lo updated on the Yankees' win and the Mets' loss. Al also brought up a story already covered yesterday. Hour 2 The hour began with a call discussing Juan Soto's perceived complacency. Attention then shifted to the Jets and Giants; the Giants have stability with Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen, while the Jets face "growing pains" with a new coach and GM. The importance of preseason play for quarterbacks was debated. A caller predicted the Jets would make the playoffs. C-Lo's update followed Boomer's anecdote about seeing "mutants" outside a Broadway show. C-Lo reported the Yankees avoided a sweep, David Bednar's 5-out save, Paul Goldschmidt's pinch-hit game-winning HR, and Juan Soto's ninth-inning homer, the Mets' only hit. Jane Slater and Jerry Jones discussed Micah Parsons. The final segment covered Eddie's retirement, with Al jokingly pretending to be retired and bored, and Boomer noting frequent inquiries about his own retirement. Hour 3 Discussion points included Aaron Judge's elbow, Giancarlo Stanton's return, and retired callers unsure how to spend their time. Former Yankee Roy White advised on playing left field. C-Lo covered the Mets' near no-hitter and sweep, and Frank The Tank's Mets predictions. George Kittle discussed his job security. The hour concluded with Boomer discerning real headlines from Jerry's creations. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio are headed to Pebble Beach for golf and hiking. The NFL preseason begins, and Boomer speculates on CBS's Week 1 announcing teams. C-Lo's final update covers the Mets nearly being no-hit (saved by Soto's homer), the Arizona Rattlers' arena football loss and post-game coach rant, and Donald Trump's mispronunciation of Tua Tagovailoa. Jerry Jones was again questioned about Micah Parsons by Jane Slater. Mike Vrabel was injured breaking up a fight at Patriots camp. The Moment of The Day features Boomer encountering "mutants" in Times Square, and a caller complains about Lindor's "My Girl" walk-up music given his strikeouts. The segment ends with a look ahead to the Mets and Yankees' standings next week.

The hour began with a call suggesting Juan Soto is complacent. We then discussed the Jets and Giants, noting the Giants' stability with Daboll and Schoen versus the Jets' new coach and GM, predicting growing pains. The importance of preseason play for quarterbacks was highlighted. A caller expressed confidence in the Jets making the playoffs. C-Lo's update followed, preceded by Boomer's anecdote about seeing "mutants" outside the Aladdin theater. C-Lo reported the Yankees avoiding a sweep against the Rangers, David Bednar's 5-out save, Paul Goldschmidt's pinch-hit game-winning HR, and Juan Soto's ninth-inning homer for the Mets' only hit. Jane Slater and Jerry Jones debated the Micah Parsons situation. The hour concluded with a discussion about Eddie's retirement and Boomer's frequent inquiries about his own retirement.

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