Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeff Sullivan

We're talking with Jeff Sullivan on how you as an athletic administrator can advocate for more resources! What does that practically look like? How long can advocating for resources take? How can you explain to leadership why athletics should be funded? We discuss these questions and more. Make sure to read Jeff's article in the Spring 2025 IAA! Follow us on: Bluesky || Twitter || Facebook || Instagram || LinkedIn Music Track: Stadium Rock by Pufino Source: freetouse.com/music Copyright Free Background Music

In this episode of AD 360, we discuss the rise of girls flag football nationwide with insights from Dr. Jeff Sullivan, Director of Systemwide Athletics for Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) in Maryland.Sullivan shares the initial steps to launching a program, overcoming challenges, the importance of community engagement, and the partnerships with NFL teams that have supported the initiative.Our conversation highlights the significant impact of girls flag football on student participation and equity in high school athletics, as well as the future potential of the sport.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Girls Flag Football02:11 Initial Steps to Launching a Program05:03 Overcoming Challenges and Fears08:50 The Impact of New Opportunities10:00 Partnerships with NFL Teams12:03 Building Excitement and Momentum15:07 Training Coaches and Officials18:14 Addressing Unexpected Challenges22:03 The Rise in Popularity of Flag Football24:57 Public Perception and Community Support32:58 Future of Girls Flag Football

In this AD Insider | Thursday 30 episode, presented by HomeTown Ticketing, we sat down with Dr. Jeff Sullivan, CMAA, the Director of Systemwide Athletics for Montgomery County Public Schools in Rockville, Maryland. Topics covered in this episode include: Maximizing your summer to build momentum for next Fall, empowering your staff with a key initiatives plan, and administrative systems to ensure sustainability.Support the Show.

In this episode, we sit down with Pastor Jeff Sullivan, who has transitioned from traditional church ministry to serving as a chaplain for both the military and local police departments. Jeff shares his compelling story, discussing the unique challenges and rewarding experiences he has encountered in his chaplaincy roles. He explains how his faith underpins his service, offering hope and comfort in high-stress environments.Jeff provides valuable insights into the practical aspects of becoming a chaplain, emphasizing the importance of relational ministry and the significant impact chaplains can have on the communities they serve. Through heartfelt anecdotes and practical advice, this episode highlights the critical support chaplains provide and the difference compassionate leadership can make. This discussion is particularly relevant for non-profit leaders looking to enhance their community outreach and support initiatives, offering inspiration and guidance on how to effectively serve those in need.Show notesThe Nonprofit Renaissance is Powered by Vers Creative. An award winning creative agency trusted by global brands and businesses.Follow @collinhokeFollow @heredesFollow @vers_creativeWork with Vers

" Deep in the Heart of Texas Investigations " With Jeff Sullivan " Deep in the Heart of Texas Investigations " With Jeff Sullivan : LivingParanormal : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive Jeff Sullivan is an investigator from San Antonio TX who heads up a group called Sixth Sense Paranormal. Reaching out into the community his group fosters an excellent relationship with the Library System where they hold presentations and lectures. Join us as he shares his experiences in the field and in the public eye. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foggyjack13/message

Welcome to the Photofocus Roundtable Podcast, where each month, our panel discusses some current trends and topics on our minds. This month, we are joined by Christy Turner and Jeff Sullivan where we talk about new AI elements in Adobe's software, photography mistakes to avoid, and building on the eclipses happening this week and next year. Thank you to Photomatix for sponsoring. You can try the original application for High Dynamic Range Photography for free. YouTube recommendations We all learn from the internet these days. We used to say that if you want to learn something, Google it. Now, we say YouTube it. So, what is a great YouTube channel that you like to learn from? What you would recommend to our listeners? Rob's Recommendation: Real Estate Photography by Rob Moroto Ron's Recommendation: Totality Town Jeff's Recommendation: NASA JPL (Jet Propulsion Lab) produces a monthly “What's Up?”  video, noting skywatching/astrophotography opportunities for that month Christy's Recommendation: Star Talk with Neil Degrasse Tyson Show notes Eclipsophile has data and maps:  2024 Eclipsophile has data and maps:  2026 Use coupon code "Photofocus" for a discount on Rob's course About your hosts Great Basin School of Photography co-founder Jeff Sullivan was the winner of the 2011 International Astronomy Photographer of the Year "People and Space" special prize. A dark sky advocate and avid time-lapse astrophotographer, his webite is ranked as a “Top 30 Astrophotography Blog.” Author of the 320-page guidebook “Photographing California Vol. 2 - South,” he has been named a “Top 100 Travel Photographer in the World.” Jeff entered the field of digital imaging in 1984, while earning his Computer Science degree from U.C. Berkeley. Website: www.jeffsullivanphotography.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/JeffSullivanPhotography FB Page: www.facebook.com/JeffSullivanPhotographyWorkshops/ Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/jeffreysullivan/ Twitter/X: @JeffSullPhoto, @DSLRastronomy Instagram: @greatbasinschoolofphotography BlueSky:  jeffsullivan.bsky.social Threads: @greatbasinschoolofphotography NASA Citizen scientist &  IT consultant Christy Turner has a love for the night skies, weather, nature and people. Internationally published writer and content creator, Christy deeply  enjoys telling the fascinating stories behind the photos.  Her photo of the aurora from an airplane in 2014 landed her on CNN, and Christy completed a certificate from University of Calgary in Integrated Digital Media in 2022.  She has traveled to 74 countries and in 2018 was chosen to photograph a biodynamic wine harvest at Chateau Pontet Canet in Bordeaux, France.  From weddings in South Africa to elopements in Bragg Creek, Alberta, Christy loves to travel, stare at the skies, and be behind her Nikon. Adobe Profile: https://indd.adobe.com/view/cd805be2-4970-4afa-b5fe-99a3a451a7d1 NASA Science Profile: https://science.nasa.gov/people/christy-turner/ Flickr: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjA4cFTuroramedia.pro YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN8M3YNiP-yZ8LCyI7RCYlQ Twitter/X and IG: @aurorachaseryyc Ron Pepper is a Bay Area photographer specializing in 360° panoramic images for businesses, destinations, homes, schools and more. He's a LinkedIn Learning author, mentor and trainer. You can follow him on his website or Instagram. Rob Moroto is a commercial photographer based in Vancouver Island. From homes to people to businesses, Rob loves showing a different perspective through his lens. He sees depth in every person and every object, no matter how plain they may seem. You can follow him on his website or at CalgaryPhotos.ca.

In the fourth incarnation of a time-honored tradition that recurs every 500-ish episodes, Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley are joined by former co-hosts Sam Miller and Jeff Sullivan, and The Athletic's Grant Brisbee, to draft assorted things that they like about baseball, followed (1:37:06) by a Past Blast from 2000. Audio intro: Benny and the Jeffs, […]

Drivin' N' Cryin' hit the peak of their commercial success with this fourth studio album, Fly Me Courageous.  It was released in January at the same time as the start of the Persian Gulf War, and they benefitted from patriotic associations the title song received.  The album peaked at 90 on the Billboard 200 album chart.The band at the time included Buren Fowler on guitar, Kevin Kinney on guitar and vocals, Tim Nielson on bass and backing vocals, and Jeff Sullivan on percussion.  The album was produced and engineered by Geoff Workman, an English producer who also worked with Journey, The Cars, and Queen.  The name Drivin' N' Cryin' was a reference to the band's fusion of driving rock and roll and a bit of a country twang (the crying).Georgia based Drivin' N' Cryin' had formed in 1985, honing their craft at the 688 Club in Atlanta.  The band released a number of albums and singles prior to Fly Me Courageous which had been successful on college and independent radio.  This album was more rock oriented, as would be their follow-up album, Smoke.  Drivin' N' Cryin' would tour with Neil Young and with Soul Asylum.Drivin' N' Cryin' tours today, and is a great act to see live.Rob brings us this Georgia band this week.  Fly Me CourageousThe title track took off quite literally with the start of the Gulf War.  It was considered a patriotic song and was included in the playlists of many military pilots, even though the song itself is more about confronting aggression than celebrating it.  The band received a number of requests to perform at military bases after the release of this track, which hit number 19 on the US Mainstream Rock charts.The InnocentThis track was also a successful single, and starts with a parody of the US Constitution.  It talks about the discrepancy between politicians providing hand-outs and the desire of people to improve themselves.  "Get used to it.  The innocent."Around the Block Again A deeper cut, this fast paced track has a sound reminiscent of Rod Stewart or the Rolling Stones.  The lyrics reflect hypocrisy in religion, relationships, and music.  Build a FireThis shuffle beat single has a bit of a punk rock feel, and even has a small rap sequence in the middle.  "Bored with the American holstered blues, peace signs on just about everything.  Don't know where to turn or what they say."  ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Break On Through (To the Other Side) by the Doors (from the motion picture sountrack "The Doors") Val Kilmer owns the role as Jim Morrison in this movie about the band. STAFF PICKS:American Society by L7 Wayne starts off the staff picks with an all-female punk band, that often gets associated with the Nirvana grunge sound.  This is a cover song originally done by a punk band called "Eddie and the Subtitles" from Orange County, California in the early 80's.All This Time by Sting  Bruce features the first single off Sting's third studio album, "The Soul Cages."  Sting had writer's block for several years after the death of his father in 1987, and many songs on this album reflect the tumultuous relationship he had with his father.It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over by Lenny KravitzJohn brings us a crossover hit that went to number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.  The style was inspired by Motown and Earth, Wind & Fire.  The lyrics reflect the marital struggles Kravitz was experiencing with his then-wife Lisa Bonet.Someone to Love by Roger McGuinnRob closes out the staff picks with former Byrds front man Roger McGuinn and a single from his sixth studio album, "Back from Rio."  This is the lead-off track from the album.  It made it to number 12 on the Mainstream Rock charts.  McGuinn used a number of familiar artists on his album, including Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers and David Crosby. COMEDY TRACK:Lisa, Lisa (The One I Adore) by Pauly Shore Pauly Shore was all over MTV during the early 90's.  

In this week's episode of Weekend Ag Matters, brought to you in part by the Iowa Soybean Association, Riley Smith runs down the news headlines, Dustin Hoffmann talks with Jeff Sullivan of the United States Geological Survey, and Mark Magnuson talks with Mary Kay Thatcher of Syngenta.

In this episode of the Q&A Show, Ron Pepper and Jeff Sullivan answer questions about lens profiles, super-zoom lenses and photo contests. Plus, they give some fall photography tips. See Jeff's upcoming Landscape and Night Photography Workshops Thanks to those who sent in questions, you can do it too using the link below or emailing us at questions@photofocus.com Thanks to our sponsors for this episode: Tamron. Check out the Tamron 28-200mm f/2.8-5.6 lens for Sony full-frame mirrorless cameras. The first all-in-one zoom starting at an aperture of f/2.8, this revolutionary lens offers performance plus versatility. Photomatix, the leader in HDR photography, with version 7 coming soon!

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley continue their celebration of the 10th anniversary of Effectively Wild by bringing on former cohost Jeff Sullivan and Most Frequent Guest (for now) Grant Brisbee to banter about Jeff's job with the Rays and draft their favorite baseball stories from the past 10 years (plus a Past Blast from 1878). […]

Walk, Bike and Hike Committee member, Jeff Sullivan, talks with CCTV's Andrea Galvin about the upcoming effort to "Keep Canton Beautiful" on April 30th, 2022 from 10AM to Noon. He talks about Neponset Street and Rt. 138 but that those roads are too dangerous for volunteers. (Jeff reached out to the Neponset County Sheriff who said he will have inmates clean those roads.) The school areas, fields and trails and downtown and other areas have all been targeted for the clean-up by volunteers. GoTo: https://keepcantonbeautiful.org to register and help in this town-wide effort. 

This month, our panel discusses how they look at pricing for photography and courses. We also discuss how video is coming into the business of photography. Thank you Photomatix for sponsoring Our featured topic is inspired by Julie's post about the year's color trends. Joining us is Photofocus author Julie Powell. The panel's take on the subjects can sometimes be outside the box, sharing what it's like to be a photographer from their distinct paths.  Background article: https://photofocus.com/photography/shooting-photography/color-concepts-whats-in-for-2022/ Join us at the Visual Storytelling Conference, providing free creativity and business training for photographers! Where to find us: Julie Powell: Juliepowellphotography.com Jeff Sullivan: jeffsullivanphotography.com Ron Pepper: ronpepper.com and instagram.com/rpepper Rob Moroto: robmoroto.com and CalgaryPhotos.ca

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick discusses San Francisco Giants legend Barry Bonds falling off the Hall of Fame ballot after being rejected for a 10th and final time by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Bonds received 66% of the vote, far short of the 75% threshold needed to get in. David Ortiz, in his first year on the ballot, was elected to the Hall of Fame. Ortiz reportedly tested positive for PED's in 2003, but that apparently didn't matter to some of the writers who felt the need to keep Bonds, a far superior player to Ortiz, out of the Hall.Ben discusses how the Hall of Fame has left him feeling jaded after all these years, and his overwhelming feeling is one of not caring anymore, as opposed to being enraged. He talks about how Bonds has the second-most fWAR of all time, behind Babe Ruth, and Ortiz is over 100 fWAR behind him. Ben would've voted for Ortiz, but Bonds is arguably the best baseball player ever. As former FanGraphs writer Jeff Sullivan noted on Twitter, the difference between Bonds' fWAR and Ortiz's fWAR is Alex Rodriguez. That just about says it all.Finally, Ben discusses more details about the MLB lockout. The MLBPA and the league met on Monday and Tuesday in New York, and Ben has more details about those meetings. The league reportedly agreed to the players' proposal of a bonus pool for pre-arbitration players, although they remain far apart on the amount of the pool. The league proposed $10 million after the players asked for more than $100 million. But Ben sees a big flaw with the idea: both sides have proposed basing it on Wins Above Replacement, or WAR, which is not a clear-cut metric like average, OBP, or slugging percentage. Different sites use different calculations, and their formulas are regularly tweaked. There are many issues with using WAR, but on the whole, it's a good thing that both sides agree that pre-arb players should be eligible to earn more money based on performance.Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick discusses San Francisco Giants legend Barry Bonds falling off the Hall of Fame ballot after being rejected for a 10th and final time by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Bonds received 66% of the vote, far short of the 75% threshold needed to get in. David Ortiz, in his first year on the ballot, was elected to the Hall of Fame. Ortiz reportedly tested positive for PED's in 2003, but that apparently didn't matter to some of the writers who felt the need to keep Bonds, a far superior player to Ortiz, out of the Hall. Ben discusses how the Hall of Fame has left him feeling jaded after all these years, and his overwhelming feeling is one of not caring anymore, as opposed to being enraged. He talks about how Bonds has the second-most fWAR of all time, behind Babe Ruth, and Ortiz is over 100 fWAR behind him. Ben would've voted for Ortiz, but Bonds is arguably the best baseball player ever. As former FanGraphs writer Jeff Sullivan noted on Twitter, the difference between Bonds' fWAR and Ortiz's fWAR is Alex Rodriguez. That just about says it all. Finally, Ben discusses more details about the MLB lockout. The MLBPA and the league met on Monday and Tuesday in New York, and Ben has more details about those meetings. The league reportedly agreed to the players' proposal of a bonus pool for pre-arbitration players, although they remain far apart on the amount of the pool. The league proposed $10 million after the players asked for more than $100 million. But Ben sees a big flaw with the idea: both sides have proposed basing it on Wins Above Replacement, or WAR, which is not a clear-cut metric like average, OBP, or slugging percentage. Different sites use different calculations, and their formulas are regularly tweaked. There are many issues with using WAR, but on the whole, it's a good thing that both sides agree that pre-arb players should be eligible to earn more money based on performance. Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

Coach Jeff Sullivan of NEB National joins us today, coming off a win in the Perfect Game 18U New England Fall World Series. Coach Sullivan talks about what he looks for in a player, and how being a big follower of the baseball draft has led him to his career.

Meg Rowley and erstwhile Effectively Wild co-host and current Tampa Bay Rays employee Jeff Sullivan discuss World Series game start times, how Jeff's job has changed compared to the 2020 season, Wander Franco, the Rays' uniforms, what it is like to root (and work) for a team in the playoffs, the Rays' ALDS against Boston, […]

A conversation with Jeff Sullivan with New Bloom Labs discusses "How to choose the right lab". Learn more about our co-op: https://nationalhempcoop.us/

Join host Tim Dalton as he learns about the post High School road that Jeff Sullivan traveled, (mostly by foot), to an improbable finish in college.

Ben Lindbergh, Sam Miller, and Meg Rowley are joined by former co-host and current Tampa Bay Rays analyst Jeff Sullivan to discuss the experience of working for a team that almost won the World Series, touching on what exactly Jeff’s job is, what he learned in his second year with the Rays, what he did […]

Mariners beat writer Ryan Divish talks with former Fangraphs and Lookout Landing writer Jeff Sullivan about working for the Rays, watching the World Series, the move from writing to the front office and his thoughts on the Mariners. Larry Stone joins the show to discuss the rumors about Blake Snell being traded and if the Mariners are a fit.

Jeff Sullivan, AIA, Vice President of Alloy Development in Brooklyn, NY provides insight into what its like being an architect developer and highlights a couple of projects that he is working on in Downtown Brooklyn. Show Music: Intro - "Keep Calm and Chill" by Soundroll Outro - "Backyard" by Gregory David

Jeff Sullivan is a wrestling coach of 10 years. He was an assistant coach at Randolph High School (MA) where he became the head coach after his 4th year. He was involved with Brockton Mats, and wrestled collegiately at UMass Boston. For more content about Teaching & Coaching, check us out on Social Media: IG: @tandcpodcast Twitter: @TandCPodcast1

Welcome back to Growing With North Carolina Farms! In Episode 4 we interview Jeff Sullivan from New Bloom Labs with a focus on hemp compliance, preparing your test sample, mailing your hemp safely, and other best practices. Some of the highlights include: How do you cut and prepare a hemp sample to get the most accurate readings? How do you mail your hemp without it getting damaged or confiscated? What happens once your hemp gets to the lab? What is hemp compliance and what do those lab certifications mean? What's the difference between total THC and Delta-9-THC? How do you vet a COA? What are microbial testing and mycotoxin testing options, and are they right for you? Grab a cup of coffee and get comfortable. You're about to listen in to a practical, actionable 30-minute conversation filled with hemp wisdom from: Mick– One of our owners, and our Director of Business Strategy Jeff- Director of Sales for New Bloom Labs in Chattanooga, TN If you aren't able to listen, we've provided the full transcript at North Carolina Farms, Inc. 

Episode 884 On this edition of FanGraphs Audio, I welcome Jeff Sullivan, erstwhile FanGraphs writer and current Rays baseball person, back to the program. We discuss, among other things, the moment when we each realized just how much life was about to change in the face of COVID-19, Jeff’s quarantine hobbies, including birding, the scourge known […]

Day 2 of our hangout with the great artist, musician, and Jedi, Jeff Sullivan. We spend our time discussing the following and more: 1. The Hero’s Journey 2. Gnosticism, the Demiurge, & facing the evil that cuts through the heart of ever person 3. Hermeticism 4. Right vs left brain 5. The symbolism of Star Wars 6. The media monster and its toxic virtual reality 7. The benefits & practice of being present, & practicing religious ritual in a way that bears sweet fruit Please Like, Subscribe, Share, and Comment - It helps us build our audience and spread the word!

Hanging with Jeff Sullivan, the legendary painter, musician, and Jedi. Exploring consciousness, art, channeling, creativity, meditation, psychedelics, cats, and more.

0:00-18:15: Jordan Shusterman aka half of Cespedes Family BBQ aka Gringo Mr. Worldwide aka Yung Mariners Fan aka Mango White Claw joins the show! As the Astros keep pantsing themselves in public, we laugh at the fact that nobody has ever come close to embarrassing themselves quite like our Seattle Mariners. When unearthing Jordan’s fandom, we discover that he is maybe a bad decision-maker. Not in terms of how he got there, which was partially due to this beautiful publication, but because he went out of his way to support the M’s while growing up on the east coast. Shout out Jeff Sullivan and Trayvon Robinson. 18:20-33:55: Becoming true to the blue while also developing an online presence. Matthew references some of his best work from the teen posting days. Who is Jordan’s favorite bad Mariner? What was it like to meet James Jones in 2015? What about being at All-Star Media Day with Justin Smoak? How the Mariners mirror life in Seattle and also invoke Natasha Bedingfield. How is this crop of prospects different than the ones that let us down in the past?  34:00-48:25: How do we (try to) avoid the defeatist vibes? Is there a way to evaluate Jerry Dipoto without letting the failures of last regimes color your judgment? Justice for Robinson Canó, who should be remembered as a vision of hope and not a bastion of failure. Being a Mariners fan gets so wrapped up in what they don’t do that we must remember all the things that they did, can, and will do. 48:30-1:10:18: What will a Mariners postseason run do to our well-being? Matthew unleashes a bold take about his preferred outcome should they lose a playoff game in the near future. We then both decide that just making the playoffs will sate our sports needs. How do people that root for other teams manage actual expectations? Ending with expectations for the 2020 team and coming to grips with our uncertain, prospect-reliant future. Goodbye, Tommy and Wade. You were so, so good at being available. Jordan ends by previewing some of his upcoming Mariners content!  Music: “Time to Pretend” by MGMT // “Little Trouble” by Better Oblivion Community Center Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meg Rowley and Sam Miller banter about Ben Lindbergh’s vacation-induced absence, an unusual umpire Wikipedia entry, and the acceptability of failure, before turning their attention to a few listener emails answered during the Jeff Sullivan era, including what would happen if Giancarlo Stanton only tried to hit home runs, how they would prefer to consume […]

Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller review Sam’s latest observations on Jeff Sullivan-era EW episodes, including musings on Ketel Marte, the worst team draft of all time, and Johnnie LeMaster, then banter about Shohei Ohtani’s tools, Todd Frazier’s wild swings, Max Scherzer’s nose-breaking bunting practice, and Mickey Callaway’s odd pitching-change justification. They also answer listener emails […]

Bryan Sarff hosts the Grill Nation Show on 980 KMBZ radio! Bryan talks with Jeff Sullivan, the head of retail banking at Academy Bank and Tim Kay, the Senior Vice President of Residential Mortgage Lending at Academy Bank. Learn how Academy Bank works with commercial and residential customers to finance businesses and homes! Tim and Jeff also discuss how banking has changed over the years and how the bank makes it easy for people to have a personal account there along with their home or business loan.

Neight Mindham talks about his Cue It Up Podcast, and then Jeff & Ileana Sullivan talk about Sullyvision and their upcoming Clash of Titans. Show Features: Mike Howerton, Neight Mindham, Jeff Sullivan, Ileana Sullivan Running Time: 59:35 Cue It Up Podcast: https://cueituppodcast.com Sullyvision: https://www.sullyvisiontv.com

Ben Lindbergh (re)introduces new co-hosts Sam Miller of ESPN and Meg Rowley of FanGraphs. Together, they explain the show’s new format and schedule, pay tribute to departed co-host Jeff Sullivan, and answer listener emails about a team made of clones of Ken Griffey Jr., how to reacclimate to baseball after taking an offseason off, and […]

Finding Neverland, at the State Theatre March 22-23, tells the incredible story behind one of the world’s most beloved characters: Peter Pan. Playing the author J. M. Barrie himself, Jeff Sullivan chats with us about what it's like playing such an iconic historical figure and how the history is woven into the show.

Fare thee well, tall baseball guy.

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about whether contract extensions are actually on the rise, the increasingly curious career of Rinku Singh, and Pirates owner Bob Nutting’s confusing comments about payroll, then preview the 2019 New York Mets (14:07) with The Athletic’s Mets beat writer Tim Britton, and the 2019 Toronto Blue Jays (45:22) with […]

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Manny Machado signing with the Padres and what the news means for the free-agent market and the futures of the NL West, the Phillies, and Bryce Harper, then preview the 2019 Los Angeles Angels (31:34) with The Athletic’s Angels beat writer, Fabian Ardaya, and the 2019 Milwaukee Brewers […]

Jeff Sullivan and Jess Settles stop by to talk about the week in Iowa and Iowa State basketball for Cy-Hawk reaction

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about differently shaped players being in the best shape of their lives, the Luis Severino extension, and three trends: the disappearance of highly ranked pitching prospects, the plateauing of league-wide fastball velocity, and arbitration-eligible players signing team-friendly extensions. Then they preview the 2019 Minnesota Twins (17:54) with Baseball Prospectus […]

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Willians Astudillo’s visa problem, Doug Fister’s retirement and CC Sabathia’s retirement tour, Johnny Cueto’s late horses, the current size of Yoenis Cespedes, players’ newly coordinated messaging about baseball economics, and Aaron Nola’s extension, then answer listener emails about when baseball will cease to exist, small-market teams’ spending, Shohei […]

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about the return of Brett Lawrie and two-way draftee Kyler Murray’s decision to pursue playing football over baseball, then preview the 2019 Atlanta Braves (8:45) with From the Diamond host Grant McAuley, and the 2019 Arizona Diamondbacks (43:23) with the Arizona Republic’s Diamondbacks beat writer, Nick Piecoro. Audio intro: The […]

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan dissect the trade that sent catcher J.T. Realmuto from the Marlins to the Phillies for Jorge Alfaro, Sixto Sanchez, and Will Stewart, honor the legacy of Frank Robinson, and then (22:28) bring back 88-year-old 1950s two-way player and podcast king Johnny O’Brien, along with his 24-year-old grandson, current Tampa Bay […]

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about a bunch of proposed rules changes, FanGraphs readers’ responses to them, and the general desirability of change of some sort, then preview the 2019 Colorado Rockies (19:57) with former Rockies outfielder and current AT&T SportsNet Rockies analyst Cory Sullivan, and the 2019 Pittsburgh Pirates (46:20) with the Pittsburgh […]

In the first installment of the seventh annual Effectively Wild season preview series, Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Bryce Harper, Scott Boras, team meetings with free agents, the season preview series, the Super Bowl, and mortality, then preview the 2019 Reds (12:11) with The Athletic’s C. Trent Rosecrans, and the 2019 Athletics (47:46) […]

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about rumors and the offseason, then answer listener emails about forming a team from remaining free agents, the definition of “Baseball IQ,” small-market teams banding together, the best thing for a team to be bad at, incentivizing teams to win, and whether front offices are planning for a work […]

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann discuss the leveling out of the infield shift (03:00); the significance of the Dodgers' pursuit of the all-time regular-season wins record (14:30), and the team's playoff outlook (22:00). Then they talk about the latest phase of the Alex Rodriguez redemption saga (32:00), a report about Dave Dombrowski being barred from trading Boston's top prospects (40:30), the Orioles' refusal to spend on the international market (49:00), and, with an assist from FanGraphs' Jeff Sullivan and Baseball Prospectus's Meg Rowley, a late-breaking update on what Jerry Dipoto did (55:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann bring on writers/analysts Jeff Sullivan (2:30), Rob Arthur (14:42), Corinne Landrey (26:40), Gerald Schifman (36:08) and Jeff Zimmerman (47:10) to discuss their recent research into several sabermetric subjects that yielded new insights in 2016, including catcher framing, defense and Statcast, the positional spectrum, competitive balance, and injuries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann break down the unprecedented four-team race in the American League East. Then, they bring on FanGraphs writers Dave Cameron and Jeff Sullivan to investigate why the AL has beaten the NL in interleague play for 13 consecutive seasons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the midst of a terrible week of Orioles Baseball, Mike Wright made an inspired start in his MLB debut. Jeff Sullivan joins the show to talk Machado and Pearce. The post Episode 122: Wright Puns appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

In the midst of a terrible week of Orioles Baseball, Mike Wright made an inspired start in his MLB debut. Jeff Sullivan joins the show to talk Machado and Pearce. The post Episode 122: Wright Puns appeared first on Bird's Eye View.