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In this new episode of Every Rockie Ever, Dustin and Skyler look back on the Rockies' careers of two key pitchers from the 2009 season. First, they look back at the historic season of Jason Marquis. Acquired from the Cubs, Marquis won 15 games, was an All-Star and was a model of success for how a pitcher could have an immediate impact on the team. Then, then look at the solid career of Jason Hammel after acquiring him from Tampa Bay. For three years Hammel was a rotation staple and workhorse backend rotation piece before moving on to have a career-highs elsewhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The silver lining of the Mets' season-killing weekend in Boston is that Mark Vientos returned to the majors and collected three hits. Now to see when he'll smack his first homer since his season debut on May 17. There's no reason not to play the kids now, is there?* Mark Vientos hit his first home run off Ken Waldichuk, 9/24/22* Ken Waldichuk gave up his first home run to Vaughn Grissom, 9/7/22* Vaugh Grissom hit his first home run off Darwinzon Hernández, 8/10/22* Darwinzon Hernández gave up his first home run to Gio Urshela, 9/9/19* Gio Urshela hit his first home run off Vidal Nuño III, 6/11/15* Vidal Nuño III gave up his first home run to Nate McLouth, 5/21/13* Nate McLouth hit his first home run off Jason Marquis, 8/23/05* Jason Marquis gave up his first home run to Kevin Young, 6/12/00* Kevin Young hit his first home run off Rod Beck, 4/9/93* Rod Beck gave up his first home run to Larry Walker, 5/6/91* Larry Walker hit his first home run off Ron Darling, 4/20/90* Ron Darling gave up his first home run to Claudell Washington, 4/10/84* Claudell Washington hit his first home run off Nelson Briles, 4/16/75* Nelson Briles gave up his first home run to Jim Gentile, 6/6/65* Jim Gentile hit his first home run off Robin Roberts, 9/22/57Robin Roberts connects to the Daniel Vogelbach home run chain, and on Friday night, Vogelbach homered before Vientos replaced him as designated hitter, striking out in that at-bat but singling later in the game. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

On this date in 1965, the Mets opened their fourth season with an 8-1 loss to the Dodgers at Shea Stadium. The 112-loss season didn't even have a moment to gather oxygen before Maury Wills led off with a single, stole second, moved to third on a passed ball by Chris Cannizzaro, and scored on a Willie Davis double. Later that inning, being the 1965 Mets, it became 2-0 Dodgers when Davis scored on a foul pop to Cannizzaro. How the heck did that happen? Did any of our subscribers see the Mets' 1965 opener?If you did see that game, you might also remember that it became 5-0 in the fourth inning when Don Drysdale hit a two-run homer off Al Jackson. That was one of four homers that Drysdale hit in his career against the Mets, tied with Bob Gibson for the all-time lead among pitchers. The Mets have given up 95 homers all-time to pitchers, a number that figures to stay in double digits for many years to come, barring a wave of Shohei Ohtani copycats in the majors.Drysdale hit a solo shot off Tracy Stallard in 1964 at Shea, the two-run dinger off Jackson in the 1965 opener, a tiebreaking solo blast off Warren Spahn in the eighth inning on June 11, 1965, and then one more on July 24, 1966, at Dodger Satdium, off Jack Fisher.Stallard also gave up homers during his Mets tenure to Juan Marichal (1963) and Wade Blasingame (1964), which ties him with Ron Darling, Jacob deGrom, and Dillon Gee among Mets pitchers for giving up dingers to their opposite number. The king of this dubious category? Not surprisingly, it's Tom Seaver, given the amount of opportunities he had.Seaver gave up homers in 1969 to Dan McGinn and Fergie Jenkins (two of six homers that pitchers hit against the Mets that year (tied with 1962 and 2006 — Dontrelle Willis took Jose Lima, Oliver Pérez, and Roberto Hernandez deep that year — for the team record), Juan Pizarro in 1971, Burt Hooton (a grand slam) in 1972, and Larry Christenson in 1976. Tom Terrific got one of those dingers back in 1979, when he took Craig Swan out of the park in Cincinnati.As a Met, Seaver hit six home runs, a team record since broken by Dwight Gooden, who tallied seven. Noah Syndergaard also hit six taters with the Mets.What none of those guys did is hit a grand slam, something no Mets pitcher has done since Jack Hamilton on May 20, 1967… off Al Jackson. Hamilton gave back all four runs within two innings, left the game tied at 4-4, and watched the Mets build back up to a 9-4 lead before losing to the Cardinals, 11-9.Mets pitchers have hit two grand slams, ever, with the other one hit in 1963 by Carl Willey at the Polo Grounds against the Houston Colt .45s. That total of two is equaled by the number of grand slams that the Mets allowed to pitchers in the final season at Shea Stadium: Félix Hernández (off Johan Santana) and Jason Marquis (off Jon Niese) both did it.The Mets are 0-7 all-time when allowing a grand slam to an opposing pitcher. No team has given up more of them since 1962. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

El béisbol ha visto correr por sus cuatro esquinas a muchos jugadores judíos que han participado en las mejores competencias y ligas del mundo. En 1871 surgió Lipman Pike, el primer beisbolista judío que participó en la MLB, la liga mayor de esa época, en un momento histórico en el que los jugadores de color y los judíos tenían un veto no reconocido pero real, que no les permitía jugar a nivel profesional. Lipman se convirtió en un referente, y despertó la pasión por la pelota en miles de niños judíos. Tiempo después apareció Benny Kauff, el segundo judío talentoso que fue reconocido como uno de los mejores del mundo. En adelante, figuras judías como Hank Greenberg, el famoso “Martillo Hebreo", acercaron el deporte a la comunidad judía, despertando un mayor interés por el béisbol. Muchos inmigrantes judíos vieron en el béisbol una forma de integrarse en la sociedad estadounidense y de encontrar un sentido de pertenencia. En Israel la selección de béisbol ha sido mayormente conformada por jugadores estadounidenses de origen judío, logrando por primera vez en 2019 participar en un campeonato europeo. En 2021 con cuatro jugadores nacidos en Israel, la selección de béisbol logró ubicarse en el puesto 24 del ranking mundial, y en el séptimo lugar en Europa. El equipo llegó a competir en Tokio, en los Juegos Olímpicos de Verano de 2020. Ron Blomberg, Rod Carew, Steve Stone, Dave Roberts y Ken Holtzman, Mike Liberthal, Brad Ausmus y Jason Marquis son algunos de los grandes representantes judíos en la historia del béisbol.

Jason Marquis enjoyed a 15 year career in the Majors, he pitched for the Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Colorado Rockies, Washington Nationals, Arizona Diamondbacks, San Diego Padres, Minnesota Twins, and Cincinnati Reds. He won 11 or more games for six straight years through 2009, and also started 28 or more games in each of the years 2004–09. His 65 wins from 2004 to 2008 ranked 7th among N.L. pitchers. He pitched in a World Series, making him one of the few ballplayers to have played in both a Little League World Series and a Major League World Series. He was the ace of team Israel at the 2017 World Baseball Classic,.He was the starting pitcher for the Atlanta Braves in one of the most iconic baseball games in NY History as on Sept 21 2001. He joins Mark and Aj to talk about his amazing career. Tune in each week on streaming on the 365sportscast.com network or on www.sportstalknylive.com as well as facebook live at 6pm Sundays for the live broadcast, also on the 365sportscast iPhone, Android and Alexa apps.

The Dusty era had ended, Sam Zell was in town screwing up the Tribune and trying to pump up the value of the Cubs so he could sell them to some unsuspecting dopes in Omaha, Alfonso Soriano, Theodore Roosevelt Lilly, Jason Marquis, Mark DeRosa and Cliff Lee were new to town and the Cubs struggled to start the season. Then Carlos Zambrano punched Michael Barrett, Lou Piniella kicked his hat and some dirt and the Cubs took off. Soriano spent September starting every game with a homer and the Cubs held off the Brewers to win the division. The playoffs? Well, how can you stop Augie Ojeda? It's the 2007 Cubs. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desipio/message

Welcome to the first episode of The StormCast in 2021! To kick off the new year, Jake Eisenberg and Tony Boone welcome Jake Kalish, who's been a stalwart member of the Omaha Storm Chasers pitching staff since he made his Triple-A debut in 2017. Inside the conversation with Jake Kalish (5:41-42:44):what he's been up to since the 2020 "season" ended (5:52)how the lack of reps in 2020 will affect player's careers (6:39)if he ever got the chance to hit at the Alternate Site since he was a two-way player in college at George Mason (8:17)how he learned to switch-hit (10:10)the process of increasing his velocity this offseason (14:52)the importance of mechanics and optimizing "pelvic velocity" (16:40)memories from his experience playing for Team Israel in the 2017 World Baseball Classic and why he looks up to Jason Marquis (23:37)Cody Decker's "Mensch on the Bench" mascot doll (24:32)the time Jason Marquis visited his elementary school (26:19)out-dueling Clayton Kershaw in Oklahoma City in 2017 (28:12)what he loves about Omaha (34:17)favorite Omaha jersey (35:43)Runza vs. Wawa (36:22)go-to food spots in Omaha (38:00)Afterward, Tony answers the trivia question from our last episode (44:35) and shares a new on (46:16).Trivia Question: Jake Kalish threw seven shutout innings against Oklahoma City the night he out-dueled Clayton Kershaw. Who was the Omaha pitcher who threw the final two innings of that game?Be sure to stay up to date with the Storm Chasers on social media by following the team on Twitter (@OMAStormChasers), Instagram (@omahastormchasers) and Facebook (Omaha Storm Chasers). Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show! Share any comments or questions via email to podcast@omahastormchasers.com. 

Jason Marquis, 2006 World Series Champion, joins Randy and Michelle to tell stories about Brad Thompson, discuss the current state of baseball, and much more.

9:00 "Today's Big Thing" - Our listeners continue to weigh-in on the question of the day on whether or not they are done with the sport of baseball...9:15 "You're Killing Me, Smalls" - Ford is bringing back the Bronco, and it's return date is on the same day at O.J. Simpson's birthday. You can't make this stuff up...9:30 Jason Marquis, 2006 World Series Champion, joins Randy and Michelle to tell stories about Brad Thompson, discuss the current state of baseball, and much more...9:45 The Crossover with Danny Mac

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2004 Cardinals reunion was this past weekend. Jason Marquis and Woody Williams talk. Tony LaRussa cried when they lost in 2004. The NL Central is jam packed. Caller Adam calls in for butt pics. Hot Stove talk. Waino kissed the Cat. The Colonel predicts the Tigers will go 9-3. Big Al chimes in. EMOTD. 

2004 Cardinals reunion was this past weekend. Jason Marquis and Woody Williams talk. Tony LaRussa cried when they lost in 2004. The NL Central is jam packed. Caller Adam calls in for butt pics. Hot Stove talk. Waino kissed the Cat. The Colonel predicts the Tigers will go 9-3. Big Al chimes in. EMOTD. 

Evan Altman of Cubs Insider joined me on this podcast to chat about the last two games for the Cubs -- one excellent win, and one somewhat frustrating loss against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cubs broke out the bats against Pittsburgh on Wednesday night, beating the Pirates 13-5. Javier Baez had his second consecutive two-homer game. Evan and I kicked things off in a negative way, chatting about things we haven't liked from the first 11 games. And is Tyler Chatwood the second coming of Jason Marquis? But this wouldn't be Locked On Cubs without a positive spin! In the second segment, Evan and I discussed the things that we have liked so far in the first 11 games of the year. Willson Contreras, Ben Zobrist, and Kris Bryant all make a cameo in our discussion. After we wrapped that up, I did a brief rundown of the action in the NL Central. As always, be sure to follow us on Twitter @LockedOnCubs and email any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Evan Altman of Cubs Insider joined me on this podcast to chat about the last two games for the Cubs -- one excellent win, and one somewhat frustrating loss against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cubs broke out the bats against Pittsburgh on Wednesday night, beating the Pirates 13-5. Javier Baez had his second consecutive two-homer game. Evan and I kicked things off in a negative way, chatting about things we haven't liked from the first 11 games. And is Tyler Chatwood the second coming of Jason Marquis?But this wouldn't be Locked On Cubs without a positive spin! In the second segment, Evan and I discussed the things that we have liked so far in the first 11 games of the year. Willson Contreras, Ben Zobrist, and Kris Bryant all make a cameo in our discussion. After we wrapped that up, I did a brief rundown of the action in the NL Central. As always, be sure to follow us on Twitter @LockedOnCubs and email any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Instrumental belongs to Jee Juh or related Lyrics: Onto another rhyme Let the road meet the rubber And the train’s about to leave Someone call the conductor For a young man who could’ve been a juggler Jason, Marquis, last name Butler His nickname is Bear like his buddy Jay Cutler He’s out of Allen Texas, it’s the world’s tenth wonder He used to play that football Americana Flowing up and down the field like a river Susquehanna When he’d tackle you, more explosive than a grenade message was conveyed, to the birthday brigade When life gives you lemons, make lulu lemonade He sings Lady Marmalade During karaoke, Prefers to play the villain so the people call him Loki It’s the 5th of December, so give a shout out to Your brother from another mother That’s Jason Marquis last Name Butler

Bill Lack. Chad Dotson. Talking about Brandon Phillips and Jason Marquis. They talk about fun stuff too. We promise. If you like RNR, please go to iTunes and give us a rating and a review, and tell all your friends. If you don't like the podcast, just keep your mouth shut, please. Also, please subscribe … Continue reading →

Padres have announced the hiring of the Mike as President and CEO.  We will discuss. Other topics *Padres Trade Candidates *Bold Second Half Predictions.

Padres have announced the hiring of the Mike as President and CEO.  We will discuss. Other topics *Padres Trade Candidates *Bold Second Half Predictions.

Jason Martinez of MLBDepthCharts and Ben Nicholson-Smith of MLBTradeRumors (live from the Winter Meetings in Nashville, TN) discuss all the latest signings (Napoli, Loney, Marquis) and rumors around the league. 

Wait Til Next Year Ep#5:Ryan Dempster And Jason Marquis Win The Last Rotation Spots.