Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff conine

The Yankees' power surge and "torpedo" bats dominated weekend sports talk, overshadowing the Mets' quiet offense and solid pitching, though Francisco Lindor's annual slow start raised concerns. Meanwhile, the Yankees' sweep of the Brewers sparked debate, with Gio jokingly comparing the bats to steroids. Other highlights included Jeff Conine's Marlins Hall of Fame induction coinciding with his son's home run, a Timberwolves/Pistons melee, and the Jets' decision to start Justin Fields. Off-field, Suzanne Somers' husband's robot tribute and Morgan Wallen's abrupt SNL exit, fueled by speculation about "wokeness" and his dislike of NYC, also drew attention.

Hour 1 The Yankees' power surge and "torpedo" bats dominated weekend sports talk, overshadowing the Mets' quiet offense and solid pitching, though Francisco Lindor's annual slow start raised concerns. Meanwhile, the Yankees' sweep of the Brewers sparked debate, with Gio jokingly comparing the bats to steroids. Other highlights included Jeff Conine's Marlins Hall of Fame induction coinciding with his son's home run, a Timberwolves/Pistons melee, and the Jets' decision to start Justin Fields. Off-field, Suzanne Somers' husband's robot tribute and Morgan Wallen's abrupt SNL exit, fueled by speculation about "wokeness" and his dislike of NYC, also drew attention. Hour 2 Gio's charity bartending experience highlighted the challenge of finding game broadcasts in public venues, while Boomer embarked on a cleanse for an upcoming hockey tournament. The Yankees' "torpedo" bats remained a hot topic, and the YES Network head criticized Comcast during a booth appearance. Jerry's update featured Dave Sims' call of a Judge home run and his odd TMZ encounter, prompting Gio's skepticism. The Knicks' victory over Portland and Gio's daughter's struggling soccer team provided lighter moments, while Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki's emotional dugout appearance concluded the hour. Hour 3 Deion Sanders' new Colorado deal dashed hopes of him coaching his son elsewhere, prompting improbable Cowboys scenarios. NFL draft speculation intensified, particularly the Giants' potential moves, while the Jets' strategy remained a mystery. The conversation veered into pyramid technology theories before Jerry's update, which featured Jazz Chisholm and Aaron Judge highlights, Dave Portnoy's Yankees bat rant, and Francisco Lindor's slump. The Knicks' victory and Mike Tomlin's Rodgers comments were noted, culminating in a discussion about trampoline park hygiene, with Gio expressing concerns about ball and foam pit cleanliness. Hour 4 With the Real ID deadline approaching, travel plans were discussed alongside Gio's guest bartending event, where Peter Schwartz's appearance and Pat Boyle's potential football career were highlighted. Eddie's UFL experience and Jerry's update, featuring Giants draft anticipation and NFL owner meeting comments from Aaron Glenn and Mike Tomlin, filled the sports segment. Jazz Chisholm and Francisco Lindor's performances were analyzed, followed by the Knicks' victory. The day's "Moment" focused on a Suzanne Somers robot, concluding with the YES Network/Comcast dispute.

In hour two, nobody should be surprised that CeeDee Lamb got paid by the Cowboys. Plus, somehow Jeff Conine's son getting called up to the Marlins roster leads us into a discussion about Dairy Queen's new Fall ice cream lineup. Former Dolphins WR Oronde Gadsden joins the show to weigh in on DQ's new flavors AND his projections for the Miami Dolphins this season and whether or not they'll manage to win a playoff game for the first time in 24 seasons.

The Dolphins preseason has officially ended and Crowder explains why cutting Mike White made sense. Oronde Gadsden trolls Crowder and his Florida Gators. Explaining what Jeff Conine and Dairy Queen ice cream flavors have in common. Plus, Hoch and Crowder take issue with Tua ranked as the 15th best QB in the NFL by The Athletic.

Stephen Strom long tosses with Kyle Sielaff, Jeff Nelson and Jeff Conine who was in Cooperstown for Jim Leyland's HOF induction. Conine tells classic stories, goes back and fourth with Nelly and much 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

Jazz Chisolm Jr hit his fifth career grand slam as the Marlins erupted for six runs in the first inning off the National's Patrick Corbin, but it was not enough, as Miami lost their sixth straight game, 12-9 at Loan Depot Park. Luis Arraez, Bryan De La Cruz and Vidal Brujan each went 2-4 for the Fish, who had six hitters drive in at least a run in the game. Chisolm, Jr., now has six career grand slams, second on the Marlin's all-time list behind Mr. Marlin himself, Jeff Conine. Nick Senzel crushed two home runs for the Nats, driving in five runs. Jacob Young had three hits and three RBI's, and Try Lipscomb added three hits. The twelve runs scored by Miami were more than they had plated in their previous eight games combined, but it wasn't enough to stop them from losing their sixth straight game. The Marlins and Nats wrap up this four-game series tomorrow. We will be here with your Locked On Marlins POSTCAST right after the game!

In hour two, we dive into the Heat-Hornets trade today and discuss what Rozier brings to the table as a scoring threat. Debating how will the Lowry era be remembered in Miami after a sour ending. Plus, the Bucks fire their coach midway through the season and Appel tells us about playing in the Jeff Conine charity golf tournament. 

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992. The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown. Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry! WATCH Legends Territory More info on your favorite former players ---> HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992.The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown.Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry!WATCH Legends TerritoryMore info on your favorite former players ---> HERE

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992. The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown. Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry! WATCH Legends Territory More info on your favorite former players ---> HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992.The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown.Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry!WATCH Legends TerritoryMore info on your favorite former players ---> HERE

Jeff Conine talks about the incredible run the Marlins are on and if he sees them making a run at the playoffs

In hour four we talk about the Marlins stellar play with Jeff Conine and we jump on the text line to hear your thoughts

Jack welcomes back MLB analyst and former Major League first baseman Orestes Destrade and Survivor: South Pacific second runner-up and college baseball player Albert Destrade to the show, to discuss the week's baseball news.   It is Orestes' first appearance on the Jack Vita Show since October 2021. Orestes played four Major League seasons for the New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates and Florida Marlins. As a member of the Marlins' inaugural team in 1993, Orestes led the Marlins in home runs (20) and RBI (87). He held the single-season franchise records for both categories, before Gary Sheffield broke his home run record in 1994 and Jeff Conine broke his RBI record in 1995. Orestes also played five seasons in Japan, where he led the Pacific League in home runs three times and RBI twice. In 1990, he was the MVP of the Japan Series.   Since retiring from playing, Orestes has established himself as one of baseball's top broadcasters and analysts. From 2006 through 2009, Orestes worked at ESPN, appearing on Baseball Tonight and providing color commentary for the Little League World Series and World Baseball Classic.   17 years after the first ever World Baseball Classic, the 2023 WBC was a smashing success. O weighs in on his thoughts after being on the field for the championship game in March. Is there a way that the WBC can be improved upon in the future? Jack has some suggestions (0:00 - 18:00).   O has a working theory as to why the Rays are off to their best start in franchise history. Is he on to (18:00 - 31:25). April 2023 saw an uptick in home runs over April of last year. Where are all these home runs coming from, and what are Albert, Orestes and Jack's thoughts on the sport's new rules thus far (31:25 - 42:05)?   The Houston Astros have a losing record on May 9 for the first time since 2016, the last year the club missed the postseason. Starting pitchers Jose Urquidy and Luis Garcia each sustained injuries on back-to-back days. Garcia will require Tommy John surgery and Urquidy could be out for a while too. In place of both pitchers, the Astros recalled Brandon Bielak and friend of the show, JP France! France made his Major League debut Saturday, throwing five scoreless innings in a loss to the Seattle Mariners. Given their slow start and injuries, should Astros fans be concerned about their club? Could the Chicago White Sox be major sellers at the trade deadline?   Months after signing him to a five-year contract, the St. Louis Cardinals will no longer be playing Willson Contreras at catcher for the time being. He will instead be DH-ing and playing the outfield. The Cardinals also enter Wednesday in last place in the National League Central. Orestes, Albert and Jack break it all down.   With the Astros off to a cold start, is the American League West up for grabs? O is a big time believer in the Texas Rangers. All this and much more, on the latest edition of the Jack Vita Show (42:05 - END)!   Follow Albert on Twitter and Instagram, and subscribe to his podcast, It's Not Polite to Ask with Albert Destrade. Tune in to hear Orestes' weekly radio program, the O Zone!

Is there an athlete who has changed the perception of themselves later in their career more than Jimmy Butler? And is Jeff Conine as Mr. Marlin the "worst" of the misters? Then, the show stays relevant with conversation on Jack Nicholson, Gene Hackman, and Weekend at Bernie's. Plus, after Will Levis slipped in the NFL draft, Stu questions his professionalism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Conine discusses his favorite Opening Day Memories, recaps his takeaways from the incredible World Baseball Classic (which included him throwing out the first pitch) and discusses his takeaways from Spring Training after working with the Marlins players all March!

Future MLB Hall of Famer and Marlins Legend, Jeff Conine describes what its like to live on the corner of a Golf Course, What it feels like to be back with the team, What his plans are for the future with the team and what his expectations are for the organization. He relives his time being traded and how much of a whirlwind it was as we reflect on his tenure with the Fish.    

We give you the Latest Local Headlines Leroy and J-Fig lash out on each other Mr.Marlin Himself, Jeff Conine joins the Show We get a preview of things to come for the Marlins this year under new leadership Andy Reid praises Tyreek Hill  Leroy is positive the Eagles will win the Superbowl

Jeff Conine discusses the Coors effect and how much it should impact Helton's Hall of Fame candidacy, provides a player's perspective on the Carlos Correa saga as well as big contracts and pre-arbitration deals!

Mr. Marlin is back! Jeff Conine talks about what it means to return to the Marlins and how he can help the franchise push into the right direction. Also, with MLB free agency looming, Niner takes us inside the mind of a free agent player.

For better or worse, David Samson was intimately involved in making many of the most important decisions in Miami Marlins franchise history. He's got some explaining to do, plus some fascinating insight into the present and future of the Fish. Ely Sussman and Isaac Azout spoke with Samson about the re-hiring of Jeff Conine, the dismissal of Glenn Geffner, the consequences of Sandy Alcantara winning the NL Cy Young award, the regrets he has regarding payroll, roster construction, burning bridges with fans and community leaders, and what it will take for Bruce Sherman's administration to have more sustainable success. Follow David (@DavidPSamson), Isaac (@IsaacAzout), Ely (@RealEly) and Fish Stripes (@fishstripes). Subscribe to Nothing Personal with David Samson. Check out our full coverage at FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For better or worse, David Samson was intimately involved in making many of the most important decisions in Miami Marlins franchise history. He's got some explaining to do, plus some fascinating insight into the present and future of the Fish. Ely Sussman and Isaac Azout spoke with Samson about the re-hiring of Jeff Conine, the dismissal of Glenn Geffner, the consequences of Sandy Alcantara winning the NL Cy Young award, the regrets he has regarding payroll, roster construction, burning bridges with fans and community leaders, and what it will take for Bruce Sherman's administration to have more sustainable success. Follow David (@DavidPSamson), Isaac (@IsaacAzout), Ely (@RealEly) and Fish Stripes (@fishstripes). Subscribe to Nothing Personal with David Samson. Check out our full coverage at FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Conine's accomplishment are nothing short of extraordinary. First, the World Marathon Challenge is an amazing logistical and physical challenge to run 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days, or 168 hours. It begins in Novo (Antarctica) and is followed by marathons in Cape Town (Africa), Perth (Australia), Dubai (Asia), Portugal (Europe), Cartagena (South America) and Miami (North America). The World Marathon Challenge is the only annual event that delivers the opportunity to run 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days. Jeff's amazing professional baseball career too him two World Series Championships with the Florida Marlins and he also played for the Kansas City Royals and Baltimore Orioles.          

Jeff Conine recounts the Marlins 2003 World Series run and explains what it takes to win it all as the underdog. Why Dave Dombrowski is one of the best GMs to do it How much does time off really affect players or were the NLDS upsets a coincidence Thoughts on Marlins hiring of Skip Schumacher Jeff's World Series prediction and more!

2x All Star and 2x World Series Champion Jeff Conine joins the show to share some of his favorite stories from his 20 year professional career, shares his thoughts on the game today and much more! To hear more from Jeff, check out his podcast on our network "Outside the Box With Jeff Conine" Use Code "JustBaseball" for Deposit Match on Prize Picks Get Your Just Baseball Merch! Check out our website: https://www.justbaseball.com/ Personal Twitters: @peterappel23, @jack_mcmullen11, @aramleighton8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2x All Star and 2x World Series Champion Jeff Conine joins the show to share some of his favorite stories from his 20 year professional career, shares his thoughts on the game today and much more! To hear more from Jeff, check out his podcast on our network "Outside the Box With Jeff Conine" Use Code "JustBaseball" for Deposit Match on Prize Picks Get Your Just Baseball Merch! Check out our website: https://www.justbaseball.com/ Personal Twitters: @peterappel23, @jack_mcmullen11, @aramleighton8 Our Sponsors:* Check out Factor 75 and use my code justbaseball50 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Jeff Conine helped the Marlins capture the 1997 and 2003 World Series titles, spent nearly a decade of his post-playing career as a front office advisor and continues to rank among the franchise's all-time leaders in numerous offensive stats. He joins Ely Sussman on The Offishial Show (4:15) to discuss his MLB career, the relationship with his son, power-hitting outfield prospect Griffin Conine, his recent coaching experience and more. Follow Jeff (@jic9er), Fish Stripes (@fishstripes) and Ely (@RealEly) on Twitter. Check out our full coverage on FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jeff Conine helped the Marlins capture the 1997 and 2003 World Series titles, spent nearly a decade of his post-playing career as a front office advisor and continues to rank among the franchise's all-time leaders in numerous offensive stats. He joins Ely Sussman on The Offishial Show (4:15) to discuss his MLB career, the relationship with his son, power-hitting outfield prospect Griffin Conine, his recent coaching experience and more. Follow Jeff (@jic9er), Fish Stripes (@fishstripes) and Ely (@RealEly) on Twitter. Check out our full coverage on FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Conine provides his thoughts on the Fernando Tatis Jr. suspension and how it can impact the Padres clubhouse. Also, Niner lists the most talented teams he ever played against.

Jeff Conine goes through each of the most impressive individual tools he played with or against to construct the best player of all time. Also, Jeff and Aram discuss the Nick Castellanos disagreement with a reporter.

Billy Williams is too often forgot about today as one of the great stars of the Sixties and early Seventies, but he set the National League mark for consecutive games played 53 years ago this week in the midst of a brilliant doubleheader. Why is he overlooked and what made him such a beloved star in Chicago? Mike and Bill look back on a storied career no one talks enough about. Plus, happy birthday to Jeff Conine and Debs Garms!

Terry is joined today by baseball legend Jeff Conine, who gives us a rundown of his baseball career, which oddly enough, began with racquetball - going from pitcher to batter, from championships to major leagues. They cover everything about American college, sports scholarships, wins, losses, friends, teams, managers, parents, to the best showers in the league and the worst pitches to play on. Eva International Media Ltd https://terryvirts.com/ Twitter: @AstroTerry Instagram: astro_terry

Jeff Conine discusses his return to the Marlins home ballpark and the experience of hanging up the new World Series banners as we reach the 25-year anniversary of the Marlins first title. Jeff's favorite Opening Day story Also, Niner puts together the nastiest arsenal possible by taking the best individual pitches from pitchers who he faced!

In this episode, Jamin and Matt give you the all-time teams from the Miami Marlins and the Milwaukee Brewers. We may or may not mention Jeff Conine and Ricky Bones. You'll have to check it out!

Former Marlins broadcaster (1997-2003) as well as ESPN Sunday Night Baseball and Chicago Cubs voice Boog Sciambi joins the show to take a hilarious stroll down memory lane with his good friend Jeff Conine. From the 1997 and 2003 World Series runs to random stories that are hard to believe, Boog and Jeff chop it up for a must listen episode!

Jeff Conine and Aram Leighton recap the World Series after Niner correctly predicted Braves in six! Also, Jeff talks about facing the three headed monster that the Braves rotation featured for much of the 1990's (Smoltz, Maddux, Glavine). Big contracts: they rarely work out, but we keep giving them out; can we expect them to slow down? Lastly, some David Wright and Buster Posey talk.

We have a Game 6! Jeff Conine knows what it is like to be in the shoes of both teams, having come back from a 3-1 deficit against the Cubs in the 2003 NLCS and also closing out the Yankees on the road for a World Series Title. Niner recounts both situations and gives insight to what each team is feeling right now.

Jeff Conine and Aram Leighton talk about the exciting Wild Card Games, specifically the greatness of Max Scherzer and Adam Wainwright even when they don't have their best stuff. Also, Jeff recalls the Steve Bartman game at Wrigley and gives a player's perspective on how it all went down. **You won't want to miss that story** Discussion on Tropicana Field and how the stadium is progressively becoming more of a problem.  Also, why Fred McGriff belongs in the Hall of Fame!

Our first mailbag episode as Niner answers all of your questions! From his workout routine during his playing days to which teammate he wouldn't want to fight, Jeff answers all of the hard hitting questions!  A look at the Tatis/Machado dispute through he lens of a former player Jeff tells a story of a bet with Bo Jackson which he KNOWS he would've won if the challenge ended up happening.  Clayton Kershaw's greatness.

Jeff Conine talks about his first week as the Associate Head Coach at FIU: What makes a good college baseball player?   After the Lindor/Stanton incident, Aram asks Jeff when it is okay to steal signs and when it is not because it seems like current players aren't sure either  Jeff discusses his most memorable run ins with umpires, including the infamous Joe West.

Jeff Conine and Aram Leighton discuss baseball's rule changes. Should MLB go back to before or keep some of the new rules? Spoiler: Jeff hates all of them. Jeff describes what made Andre Dawson so special and why he really was one of the best players of his generation. The one year where Jeff (kinda) stole bases and what is left of the decimated Cubs roster. What is it like playing on a team that just traded everyone away?

As if losing three of their first four games after the All-Star Break wasn't bad enough, the Miami Marlins also placed four key players in Pablo Lopez, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Garrett Cooper and Jesus Sanchez on the injured list as they slip further into the cellar of the NL East with the trade deadline less than two weeks away. Jordan McPherson and Andre C. Fernandez discuss the ramifications. In the second half of the show, Jordan talks with Marlins outfielder prospect Griffin Conine, son of Jeff Conine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As if losing three of their first four games after the All-Star Break wasn't bad enough, the Miami Marlins also placed four key players in Pablo Lopez, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Garrett Cooper and Jesus Sanchez on the injured list as they slip further into the cellar of the NL East with the trade deadline less than two weeks away. Jordan McPherson and Andre C. Fernandez discuss the ramifications. In the second half of the show, Jordan talks with Marlins outfielder prospect Griffin Conine, son of Jeff Conine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode #1, Jeff and Aram give an idea of what you can expect from the show, discuss the sticky substance scandal in baseball, why injuries are so rampant this year and Jeff recall's his first at-bat against unanimous hall-of-famer, Mariano Rivera.

Conine, who enjoyed a 17-year Major League career, was a valuable member of both Marlins' World Series Championships during two separate stints with the Club, from 1993-97 and 2003-05. After retiring from baseball, Conine trained for and completed the 2008 Ford Ironman World Championship, becoming the first former Major Leaguer to finish the endurance race. In January/February of 2018,Jeff completed the World Marathon Challenge. An endurance race that competitors must complete 7 marathons in 7 days on all 7 continents becoming one of only 104 people that have ever accomplished the feat. In 2012,Jeff and his daughter Sierra, summited Mt Kilimanjaro, the highest peak on the African continent. Jeff and his Wife Cindy founded the Conine All Star Golf Classic and The Conine Poker Classic to raise funds for the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital and specifically The Conine Clubhouse.

Ely Sussman analyzes the key takeaways from Saturday's loss and Sunday's win by the Marlins in Grapefruit League competition (2:10). The second half of the show (17:35) is a refresher on the Fish Stripes Marlins Hall of Fame. Established last year with 16 inductions—including Miguel Cabrera, Luis Castillo, Jeff Conine, José Fernández, Mike Lowell, Gary Sheffield and Dontrelle Willis—the time has come to vote on candidates for the class of 2021. Follow Fish Stripes (@fishstripes) and Ely (@RealEly) on Twitter. Full coverage at FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys open up discussing what to expect for the shortened season: is a .400 hitter possible, should they award the World Series trophy?? Interview {27:29} with Griffin Conine, Toronto Blue Jays Top15 prospect and son of exMLB star Jeff Conine, covers him growing up around the game of baseball with his dad, his time at Duke and meeting Zion, to his transition to pro ball and relationship with former guest Nick Podkul. Closing segment {1:09:04} is a debut of Fur's "Stock Up/Stock Down" telling you which teams and stocks to hammer and which to stay away!

Part two of the Jeff Conine interview. From the JT Snow play at the plate to Steve Bartman, Mr. Marlin talks about it all. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mr. Marlin joins the show to talk about his career with the Marlins, his unforgettable postseason moments and a lot more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mr. Marlin, Jeff Conine joins Aram to talk about his journey to the big leagues and his career with the Marlins, World Series titles and some crazy stories in between including a challenge with Bo Jackson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Samson and Jeff Conine recap their 777 Marathon, also Comedian Ricky Cruz and radio legend Bob Rivers drop by!