Podcast appearances and mentions of ivan pudge rodriguez

No sanctions have been issued in the sign-stealing investigation of undefeated Michigan, but it's reportedly already affecting head coach Jim Harbaugh. Michigan reportedly rescinded an offer that would have made him the highest-paid coach in the Big Ten and fourth among all college coaches — and the NFL will carry over any suspensions he gets from the NCAA, should he return to that league. We also check in on the latest news regarding the Oakland A's move to Las Vegas and hear from Hall of Fame MLB catcher Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez. A special advisor to the Texas Rangers, Pudge discusses their World Series run and what makes the organization different off the field.

For two straight years, August 14th belonged to Pitcher Lynwood "Schoolboy" Rowe. In 1934 the largest weekday crowd in history watched the Tigers' win their 14th straight at Yankee stadium as Schoolboy Rowe notched his 13th consecutive “W”. One year later to the day, in 1935, the “Schoolboy” tossed an 18-2 victory over the Senators while going 5 for 5 at the dish. “Holy Cow!!!!” On August 14th 1942, led by the double play combo of Phil “The Scooter” Rizzuto and Joe Gordon, the Yankees turn a record seven double plays in an 11-2 win over the A's. The Yankees would finish the season with 190 twin killings... just 4 shy of the record they had set the previous season. On August 14th, 1902 – The Pittsburgh Pirates “Little” Tommy Leach hits two inside the park home runs at Boston. He would end the year as the National League home run king, closing out the season with 6, every single one, inside-the-park homers. August14th, 1977 Carl Yastrzemski leads the Red Sox to an 11-1 thrashing of Seattle by collecting his 506th career double. This moves Yaz past Babe Ruth on the all-time doubles list.August 14th, 1999 Texas backstop Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez becomes the first catcher in major league history with 20 homers and 20 stolen bases in the same season. Happy Birthday Juan Pierre, born August 14th, 1977 and Boston All Star Pitcher Clay Buchholz born August 14th 1984.

In this segment of the K&C Masterpiece the guys talk with former Rangers catcher Ivan Pudge Rodriguez on the 2024 All Star Game 

HOUR3 - Shan & RJ hand out their grades for the Cowboys' off-season moves and Hall of Famer Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez joins the show

The Texas Rangers great and Hall of Famer joins Shan & RJ

Denver Broncos legend Karl Mecklenburg joins the pod to talk about #77, his 6 Keys to Success and  being on the doorstep of the Hall of Fame. We've also got a heated Derrick Rose Award field and an impressive Heat Check list that could be Hall of Fame contenders soon.Our GuestKarl Mecklenburg went from being a college walk-on and 12th round pick to a spectacular NFL career highlighted by 3 Super Bowl appearances. He played 12 seasons for the Denver Broncos and was a 3X All-Pro and 6X Pro Bowler. He also sometimes played all 7 positions on the defensive front in the same game. Since retiring in 1994, he's become a popular public speaker and is the only former NFL player to earn the designation of Certified Speaking Professional. He's a member of the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame, The Broncos Ring of Honor and is an 10-time semifinalist for the Hall of Fame.2:52 – “Number 77 was the third number I got from the Broncos.”Broncos great Karl “The Snow Goose” Mecklenburg joins the podcast to talk about #77, his 6 Keys to success, bring a 10-time semi-finalist for the Hall of Fame and more.13:21 – “Rudy, let's dive right into number 77.”We start with football, tipping our caps to Honorable Mention players Orlando Brown, Sr., Stan Mauldin, Dick Schafrath, Jim Jeffcoat and AJ Duhe.  The Contenders are Karl Mecklenburg, Jim Parker, Willie Roaf and Red Grange, “The Galloping Ghost' (he could do a 95 going coast to coast.)20:14 – “We have hockey guys aplenty.”For the first time in PUN history we have a bevy of hockey greats associated with our number du jour. Pierre Turgeon, Adam Oates, Phil Esposito, Paul Coffey and Ray Borque are all lauded here for their contributions.23:58 – “I think the great Georghe Muresan.”Rudy hits our basketball Honorable Mention list with 7'7” legend Georghe Muresan, first pick bust Andrea Bargnani and Vladimir Radmanovic, the NBA player with the longest tenure in #77.25:35 – “So, the Hall of Famer is Ducky Medwick . . .”Baseball has two stars, Ducky Medwick, who wore 9 different numbers and obvious steroid user Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez.27:12 – “We are going so deep it's unbelievable.”Screen Stars wearing #77 on the silver screen:Jsu Garcia as Cerulo in Wildcats (1986)Abraham Benrubi as Bud-Lite Kaminski in The Program (1993)Christopher Severio as Brandon Burlsworth in Greater (2016) Romany Malco as Darren Roanoke in The Love Guru (2008)28:55 – “Let me have a couple moments here.”Rudy leads a discussion of how The Program could've been a better movie and then Tom steers the conversation back to Wildcats.30:44 – “Let's move on to the Hall of Shame and the Derrick Rose Award.”These categories for #77 are a real bummer, but here's the list:Derrick Rose AwardKorey StringerLyle AlzadoJim TyrerBrandon BurlsworthHall of ShameTony Mandarich35:33 – “We're gonna disinfect this podcast.”Awesome Heat Check list for #77:Luka DoncicTyron SmithVictor HedmanAndrew WhitworthTJ Oshie (USA! USA! USA!)Clint FrazierTaylor LewanTrent BrownMekhi Becton 41:39 – “Drumroll, please . . .”The definitive Hall of Fame list for #77:Red GrangeRay BorqueLuka DoncicPaul CoffeyWillie RoafOur thanks to Karl Mecklenburg. Check him out here: https://karlmecklenburg.comDon't forget to vote . . . also like, subscribe and rate while you're at it. You can do that as much as you want (not so much with the voting, however.)     

Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez is this week's guest on The Life of Dad Show. World Series Champ and Hall of Fame member, Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez talks with The Life of Dad Show host, Art Eddy about fatherhood, playing in the MLB and his proud Life of Dad moment when his son Dereck got called up to … Continue reading #365 – Pudge Rodriguez →

Golf Channel's Will Gray goes one-on-one with National Baseball Hall of Fame member and 2003 World Series champion Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez. The conversation hits on Pudge's golf game, the differences between golf and baseball, his appearance in the Diamond Resorts Invitational this week, catching a perfect game, and much more.

Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson (@ScoopB) is joined on horn with MLB HOF’er, Ivan ‘Pudge’ Rodriguez. […] The post [AUDIO] Scoop B Radio Overtime f/ Ivan ‘Pudge’ Rodriguez (2016) appeared first on Scoop B Radio.

Astros relief pitcher Ken Giles talks about his teams' latest skid and later talks about what it means to be a father. Third base and outfield coach Gary Pettis reflects on newly elected Hall of Fame catcher Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez and shares a memories of his former teammate Don Baylor

Eric Nadel grew up in Brooklyn, New York, as a fan of the Brooklyn Dodgers,  he knew early on that he wanted to be a sports broadcaster. He developed his skills at Brown University (class of 1972) announcing hockey and football games on the college radio station (WBRU). He had minor league hockey play-by-play stints in Muskegon, Oklahoma City, and Dallas and was also the radio voice of the Dallas Diamonds of the Women's Professional Basketball League. He was hired by The Texas Rangers  in 1979,He is the longest-tenured announcer in franchise history. A five-time winner of the state’s Broadcaster of the Year award,and is a member of the Texas Baseball Hall of Fame.He has covered everyone of 2017 Hall of Fame inductees Ivan Pudge Rodriguez's 13 seasons with the Rangers. Tune in each week on 540 am in NY NJ CT and streaming on www.sportstalknylive.com at 7pm Sundays for the live broadcast.Please take a moment to like our fan page WLIE 540 AM SPORTSTALKNY and follow us on twitter @sportstalkny

Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez is known as one of the best defensive catchers of all time, winning 13 gold gloves during his 21-year career. He was a 14-time All-Star and won the MVP award during the 1999 season, earning election to the Hall of Fame on his first ballot.

Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez is known as one of the best defensive catchers of all time, winning 13 gold gloves during his 21-year career. He was a 14-time All-Star and won the MVP award during the 1999 season, earning election to the Hall of Fame on his first ballot.

Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez is known as one of the best defensive catchers of all time, winning 13 gold gloves during his 21-year career. He was a 14-time All-Star and won the MVP award during the 1999 season, earning election to the Hall of Fame on his first ballot.

Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez visits LatinoSportsTalk.com to review the 2013 season & baseball's hottest topics. This Latino Sports Legend also analyzes the greatness of Big Papi, Carlos Beltran & Yadier Molina & the future of baseball in Puerto Rico.