Podcasts about iwakuma

Osteosarcoma is a highly metastatic and drug resistant cancer. Survival rate for metastatic osteosarcoma remains less than 20 percent for the last 40 years. Tomoo Iwakuma, MD, PhD, is leading research focused on elucidation of mechanisms underlying osteosarcoma progression and discovery of novel drugs against this osteosarcoma. His laboratory has identified a lead compound that specifically killed canine and human osteosarcoma cells lacking the activity of the tumor suppressor p53, with minimal impact on non-tumor cells. Join us as we visit with Dr. Iwakuma about this promising research.

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- utilizing the zipper merge, and other advice from State Trooper Kyle Yarbrough // Chris Sullivan on the annual May Day traffic crunch // Rene Ritchie from Mobile Nations on what the TMobile-Sprint merger could mean for you phone bill // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- former deputy spends her retirement reading to kids // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil celebrates the OKC Thunder's elimination with bitterness and song/ Iwakuma still out/ Earl Thomas still a Seahawk // Hanna Scott with the past and present of May Day Seattle // David Fahrenthold on the WH Correspondents Dinner/ 48 Mueller questions/ North Korea negotiations

Iwakuma was outstanding as the Mariners beat the Red Sox. Aaron Goldsmith chats with David Ortiz and Brandon Liebhaber from the Jackson Generals.

https://archive.org/download/Episode7_20150817/episode%207.mp3 Jake and Rob tackle the NFL Preseason, Vince Wilfork and Geno Smith’s offseason antics, Nick Symmonds, distaste for Skip Bayless, Iwakuma’s No-No, Harden’s new shoe deal and the best logos in sports.

Thursday RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Podcast, powered by DraftKings.com: Clay Link and Jake Letarski discuss Hisashi Iwakuma's no-hitter, do some injury bookkeeping, and look at standout DFS values for the Thursday slate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What to do about Adam Wainwright? In typical 2020 All-Star fashion, we talk about guys that are nowhere near his caliber, but that’s what you’ve come to expect from us. A change of pace, we discuss old guys that you could replace him with in an impromptu Whack or Back. Our love affair with former UCLA superstar, Trevor Bauer, bubbles to the surface. Another big name that we’re worried about is Iwakuma. Without any evidence, we really suspect something more than meets the eye is here. We also discuss some middle infield names. Seems like there are a lot of buzzy names in the middle infield, but not anyone actually really great. What to do with former #1 overall player, Tim Beckham. Yea, the other podcasters are not talking about this guy, but that’s why you’re here. Todd had to go so we have a super awkward ending to this with the Closerpocalypse. Joe Nathan went down. Chad Qualls is back in the circle of trust. Miguel Castro might not be long for the gig as closer. Breaking News… man, this podcast was bootleg. There are self-made sound effects, jump cuts, really, it’s all there. We even have a bonus five minutes for you after the gong. Check it out! As always, check us out on iTunes and Twitter @2020AllStars. Also, you can checkout our instagram account for mostly non-baseball related photos. Season 3 Episode 9 (42:52)

Angels take Game One. We explore the outing from Iwakuma. 

Hisashi Iwakuma is rolling. Larry Bowa shares a tremendous story about Robinson Cano. Scott Weber from lookoutlanding.com visits.

Boston Red Sox avoid the sweep at the hands of the Seattle Mariners. It was a rare struggle for Iwakuma and Lloyd McClendon will talk about it. The bullpen was outstanding once again as new member Brandon Maurer was electric. Dennis Eckersley will give us his thoughts on Felix Hernandez. We will also hear from the M's first round draft pick Alex Jackson. 

Seattle Mariners take the four game series from the Rays to stamp and exclamation point on a very impressive 6-1 road trip. We roll through the highlights and hear plenty of reaction from the M’s clubhouse.  Hisashi Iwakuma takes the hill tonight and we preview the matchup versus the Yankees. David Schoenfield Senior Writer and Editor for ESPN’s SweetSpot Blog joins the show to talk Iwakuma and explain where the Mariners fit in the wide open American League. Gregg Greene also appears to preview the numerous events at Safeco Field during this homestand. 

Hisashi Iwakuma dominated the Kansas City Royals and we break down his start. Mike Blowers talks about the keys to the recent surge and we go in depth with James Jones.