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Suzyn Waldman & Dave Sims interview various Yankees Old Timers to kick off the festivities on Saturday afternoon. The Yankees Radio crew spoke with: Joe Torre, Lou Piniella, Willie Randolph, Mariano Rivera, Clay Bellinger, Mickey Rivers, Diana Munson, Roy White, Homer Bush, David Cone, Chris Chambliss, Bucky Dent, Jose Vizcaino, Johnny Damon, Doc Gooden and Roger Clemens!
The trade deadline has come and gone and for the second time in three years, the Cardinals have focused on sending players away rather than bringing players in. Daniel (@C70) and Allen (@amedlock1) don't get too much into what the return was because there are much better prospect evaluators out there. Instead, they talk about what the deadline means for the rest of the year, what it means for this offseason, and how the next couple of months might shake out. We didn't trade our closer, though, and Rich (@remembirds) is here to talk about the hiring of Joe Torre as manager. Come join the discussion! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Baseball Hall of Fame member Joe Torre is back in Queens and he sat down Pat McCarthy to discuss the Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation's origins and mission along with relationship with David Wright.
In this emotional and wide-ranging conversation, Mets legend and Hall of Fame manager Joe Torre sits down with Jay Horwitz to reflect on his decades in baseball—and the people who shaped it. Torre opens up about managing David Wright in the WBC, his thoughts on Wright's Hall of Fame case, and memories of Don Mattingly, Tom Seaver, and Gil Hodges. He also shares deeply personal stories about his childhood, revealing how his father's abuse inspired the founding of his Safe At Home Foundation, which has helped thousands of children break the cycle of domestic violence. From managing the Mets to building a dynasty with the Yankees, to humorous tales with Arthur Richmond and commercials with Willie Randolph and Bobby Valentine, this is Joe Torre like you've never heard him.
Hear the best interviews of the week on WFAN. David Wright joins Sal Licata to discuss the Mets retiring his No. 5 this weekend. Plus, Sal talks Mets and more with Terry Collins; Joe Torre joins to talk All-Star Game and Yankees stories, MLB trade deadline talk with SNY's Andy Martino, Knicks talk with John Starks and an entertaining chat with comedian Andrew Dice Clay.
Hear the best interviews of the week on WFAN. David Wright joins Sal Licata to discuss the Mets retiring his No. 5 this weekend. Plus, Sal talks Mets and more with Terry Collins; Joe Torre joins to talk All-Star Game and Yankees stories, MLB trade deadline talk with SNY's Andy Martino, Knicks talk with John Starks and an entertaining chat with comedian Andrew Dice Clay.
Hear the best interviews of the week on WFAN. David Wright joins Sal Licata to discuss the Mets retiring his No. 5 this weekend. Plus, Sal talks Mets and more with Terry Collins; Joe Torre joins to talk All-Star Game and Yankees stories, MLB trade deadline talk with SNY's Andy Martino, Knicks talk with John Starks and an entertaining chat with comedian Andrew Dice Clay.
Sal interviews former Yankees Manager Joe Torre discussing the Yankees free agency moves, life managing the Yankees and World Series success.
Sal live at the Joe Torre Safe at Home foundation, Yankees and Mets need to make big moves in Trade Deadline, Joe Torre interview, Mike Massimino interview.
Sal talks with Joe Torre's wife Ali Torre about the Safe at Home foundation and the impact the foundation is to young kids
Sal live at the Joe Torre Safe at Home foundation , discussing that the Yankees and Mets need to make big moves at Trade Deadline, and Joe Torre interview.
Sal live at the Joe Torre Safe at Home event, How aggressive are the Yankees and Mets going to be at the Trade Deadline, Sandy Alderson interview, MIke Massimino interview, Lee Mazzilli interview, Joe Torre interview, Ali Torre interview, Willie Randolph interview, John Starks interview
Do you like the Home Run Derby format? Joe Torre joins to talk about being a guest of Aaron Boone's in the American League dug out tonight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In "Call of the Day," Hillary from Long Island sparks a lively debate by asking BT and Sal what Lindor was saying to Alonso after his home run and before his next at-bat, speculating on whether it was motivational or strategic. The conversation then pivots to a caller named Chris, who draws parallels between the initial skepticism surrounding new Warriors coach Mike Brown and Joe Torre's 1996 Yankees hire, leading to a discussion on managerial success and fan expectations. Finally, Alex calls in to air his grievances with Yankees manager Aaron Boone's recent decisions regarding lineup construction and in-game management, specifically criticizing Boone's handling of star players and critical at-bats.
Brian Noe talks about Aryna Sabalenka apologizing to Coco Gauff after her comments following the French Open final, Joe Torre being set to be an honorary coach for the American League at the All-Star Game, what's in store for Kirk Cousins, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In today's episode of the Yankees Nation Podcast, Brian and Ryan covered:- Offensive struggles, scoreless innings streak- Rafael Devers trade- Who worries us, who doesn't- Yankees trade deadline target- Joe Torre on All-Star Game staff
(1:30) — KNICKS: JJ gives the three names he would be OK with the Knicks hiring as their next head coach. (11:35) JETS: The Steelers signed Aaron Rodgers, and Week 1 just got more interesting for the Jets. (14:04) METS: Mets choke away a four-run lead to the Dodgers in Thursday's 6-5 loss. But the Mets look like a team that has closed the gap with the Dodgers. (16:55) YANKEES: Max Fried pitched like he had a chip on his shoulder as the Yankees take two out of three against the Guardians. (20:24) CALLS: Callers talk Carlos Rodon, excitement over the Knicks having a new coach, and what bench players the Knicks should keep. (31:09) JOE BENINGO: Joe talks about why he wants nothing to do w KD, who's call it was to fire Tom Thibodeau, and New York's most surprising firings, from Buck Showalter to Joe Torre. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski Follow 'NYNY' on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynytheringer/ Host: John Jastremski Guest: Joe Beningo Producer: Stefan Anderson and Kyle Williams Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Hour 1 The Knicks' coaching search is narrowing, with Rick Pitino emphasizing the immense pressure facing the new hire. Jeff Van Gundy is a strong candidate, while Mike Malone is reportedly out. In other sports news, Pete Alonso homered twice in the Mets' win, the Yankees were shut out, and there's drama with Gilbert Arenas criticizing Karl-Anthony Towns, and a public spat between Sal Licata and Dan Dakich over the Thibs firing. Michelle Beadle was replaced by Stephen A. Smith with little notice, and the Oilers took Game 1 against the Panthers in overtime. Hour 2 The Knicks' coaching situation continues to dominate discussion, with Rick Pitino advising Karl-Anthony Towns to reduce his body fat. Callers drew parallels to the Yankees' successful transition from Buck Showalter to Joe Torre, hoping for a similar outcome for the Knicks. In other sports, the Mets defeated the Dodgers with Pete Alonso hitting two home runs, while the Yankees were shut out by the Guardians. Rick Pitino also weighed in on Aaron Judge, calling him a "Babe Ruth type player," and expressed shock at the Thibs firing, a sentiment echoed by Adam Schein and Chris Russo—the latter misnaming Leon Rose as "Leon Hess." The Oilers won Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Off the field, comedian Jeff Garlin reportedly refused to perform at an event due to an $800 cash dispute. Finally, a caller suggested Juan Soto's improved performance is simply due to him enjoying the game, rather than a Mets/Yankees rivalry. Hour 3 Michael Rubin, CEO of Fanatics, joined the show to discuss Fanatics Fest happening later this month at the Javits Center. In sports updates, the Mets beat the Dodgers with Juan Soto walking three times and Pete Alonso hitting two homers, while Griffin Canning had another strong start. The Yankees were shut out by Cleveland. We heard an uncomfortable clip of Dave Portnoy yelling at Kirk Minihane, and Michelle Beadle reacted to being replaced by Stephen A. Smith on their SiriusXM show. The Oilers won Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals in overtime. Off the field, Wayne Gretzky was trying to understand Chappell Roan's "Pink Pony Club." Finally, the discussion turned to MLB's new rule allowing two ball/strike challenges per team starting next season, with concern that it might slow down games after successful efforts to speed them up. Hour 4 The show discussed the Fanatics Fest event, where everyday individuals can compete against professional athletes, detailing the various challenges. Saquon Barkley made headlines with a surprising comment about a potential sudden retirement. Jerry's final update covered the Mets beating the Dodgers behind two Pete Alonso home runs, and the Yankees being shut out by Cleveland. Rick Carlisle thought the Knicks' Thibs firing as a "fake A-I story," leading to a humorous debate about whether Stephen A. Smith or Chris Russo would prefer to be President or Head Coach of the Knicks. The Oilers defeated the Panthers in overtime to win Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The "Moment of The Day" involved Gio mispronouncing "unkillable" as "unlikeable" when referring to BT's podcast. The show concluded with a discussion of the NBA's reaction to the Thibs firing.
MLB Hall of Famer Joe Torre joins the show to discuss his career, the Safe at Home foundation, and more!
MLB Hall of Famer Joe Torre joins the show to discuss his career, the Safe at Home foundation, and more!
DV takes your calls after the Dodgers defeat the Marlins, 7-4. Dave Roberts gives an injury update on Teoscar Hernández. Ben Casparius talks to the media after picking up his 4th win of the season. DV shares his conversation with Hall of Famer, Joe Torre.
DV takes your calls after the Dodgers defeat the Marlins, 7-4. Dave Roberts gives an injury update on Teoscar Hernández. Ben Casparius talks to the media after picking up his 4th win of the season. DV shares his conversation with Hall of Famer, Joe Torre.
Tim Cates gets you ready for the series finale between the Dodgers and Marlins. Dave Roberts talks about Tony Gonsolin's return. DV catches up with Joe Torre.
DV catches up with the Hall of Famer and 4x World Series Champion. Joe talks about his annual Safe at Home Gala that benefits Margaret's Place and victims of the LA fires.
Tim Cates gets you ready for the series finale between the Dodgers and Marlins. Dave Roberts talks about Tony Gonsolin's return. DV catches up with Joe Torre.
DV catches up with the Hall of Famer and 4x World Series Champion. Joe talks about his annual Safe at Home Gala that benefits Margaret's Place and victims of the LA fires.
Ahead of season two of the official podcast of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Jon Paul Morosi reflects on his most memorable moments from season one, including stories from Joe Torre, Craig Biggio and Adrián Beltré. The first episode of season two of The Road to Cooperstown drops Tuesday, May 6.Subscribe today so you never miss a moment. Visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame - BaseballHall.org Follow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Twitter/X - @BaseballHallFollow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Instagram - @BaseballHall Follow Jon Paul Morosi on Twitter/X - @jonmorosi
Dan Schlossberg is the author of the book “THE NEW BASEBALL BIBLE”Dan talks:-Mickey Mantle -Yogi Berra -Hank Aaron "Kind of a humble guy. The opposite of Willie Mays. Willie Mays was very flamboyant, charismatic, but not Hank Aaron. Very quiet, introverted. Don Drysdale used to say he looked like he was falling asleep in between pitches!"-Tony Gwynn, Greg Maddux-Should steroid users be in the Hall of Fame To subscribe to The Pete McMurray Show Podcast just click here
The Milwaukee Brewers baseball season begins tomorrow against the New York Yankees. I thought it would be fitting to put together a podcast that would involve Baseball Hall of Fame player Joe Torre, who played with the Milwaukee Braves for nine seasons and later managed the Yankees and, in my opinion, the all-time best baseball announcer Bob Uecker. Bob was a huge supporter of the Milwaukee Braves Historical Association. At an association banquet, celebrating Joe Torre, we got a nice surprise when Bob Uecker gave a memorable tribute to Joe. Bob said, before the banquet, that he didn't want to speak. But after Torre wrapped up the night with his speech, I asked Bob if he would say a few words about his former roommate. Without hesitation, he got up and did 15 minutes of hilarious insights and stories that had those in attendance rolling over with laughter. This was the last time Uecker spoke in front of this organization. We are all going to miss his play-by-play, his stories and the many laughs he gave us throughout 50 years with the Brewers.
Re-live the BEST of the 2024-2025 season on Let's Go! with the most memorable guests across sports and entertainment.Andy Reid discusses how he's staying focused after back-to-back Super Bowl wins, then Nick Saban, Coach K, and Joe Torre talk about coaching greatness, leadership, and maximizing potential in a special Coaches Roundtable. Next, Dana Carvey gives his best impressions of 40 years of American Presidents, David Letterman learns more about football, Snoop Dogg discusses his International Mission during the Olympics, Charles Barkley reminisces about the late great Bill Russell, Jim Harbaugh reflects on a successful season with the Chargers, Jared Goff looks back at a record-setting season with the Lions, and Tom Brady remembers back to that special 2002 campaign.
4x World Series champion & Yankees legend Bernie Williams joins Diggin' At Home! Bernie dives into the pivotal moment when he personally reached out to George Steinbrenner to secure his future with the Yankees... A decision that would ultimately shape his career and the Yankees' historic dynasty. From his humble beginnings in Puerto Rico to becoming a five-time All-Star and one of MLB's most respected players, Bernie opens up about his journey, the mental and physical challenges of professional baseball, and the unique dynamics of the Yankees' clubhouse. Bernie takes us behind the scences into the team's winning culture, the influence of legendary figures like Buck Showalter, Joe Torre, and unforgettable moments like his jam sessions with Paul O'Neill. Discover how Bernie balanced his passion for baseball with his love for music, and became a grammy nominated musician in retirement, collaborating with icons like Bruce Springsteen. Plus, learn about his efforts to raise awareness for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a cause close to his heart.-----------------GuestBernie Williams / @berniewilliamsofficialHostsEric Hosmer / @hosmer305Anthony Seratelli /@anthony_seratelliInteract with the Diggin' Deep Crew on:Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / TikTokAdvertising & Partnership inquiries: diggindeep@moonballmedia.coma MoonBall Media Podcast
Great quote from Joe Torre, that I have hanging on my wall in my office. The quote keeps me humble, it can do the same for you. Listen to the rest of the quote and how it can drive you in this episode. Go to www.thewarriordad.com for more details on The Warrior Dad Experience.
Flashing it back today with one of our favorite interviews we've ever done! 500 home runs - check. One of the most intimidating hitters in history - check. Honesty, pride, strength, emotion, overall badassness - check, check, check and double-check! Gary Sheffield joins us on the Mayor's Office for one of the most candid interviews of his career. He tells us of the time he walked into Joe Torre's office and demanded to hit 3rd instead of Arod. He states his claim that if he had remained a shortstop he and Arod would have been 1-2 All Time. He expresses his thoughts on why he should be in the conversation with Barry Bonds about being the greatest player of his generation and why he should be in the Hall of Fame. He opens up about how the media mistreated him despite those he played with expressing how he was one of the best teammates in the league. And you do NOT want to miss the touching moment Sheff and Sean have regarding their respect, admiration and friendship. Oh, and trust us, there are a lot of stories about brawls and dustups (See Pedro Martinez!). Finally, we promise you'll see a fun and funny side of Sheff that you've never seen before! So join Sean Casey, his sidekick Chinch, and one of the most dominate players in the history of the game for one of our most fun and memorable episodes to date! Original Air Date: April 12, 2022 https://bleav.com/ Join Sean Casey's Breakthrough Pro team: A powerhouse mental performance program designed to elevate your game, your confidence, and your life. Sign up today and Unlock the life you deserve right here: https://www.seancaseylive.com/breakthroughpro
Before we get to our brand new game show with David Samson, he has some more inside thoughts on the Juan Soto signing as well as Nick Turturro's reaction to Soto leaving. Then, it's time to find out if David Samson is capable of feeling human emotions. Has he ever felt love? He watched WHAT movie after his daughter was born? Does he feel lyrics in songs? Also, Greg Cote is upset that the Classic Era Committee has gone over the heads of the BBWAA to elect Dave Parker and Dick Allen to the Hall of Fame. Is he more qualified to vote for the Hall of Fame than Joe Torre? Plus, we go back to David for more Izzy Human, Stugotz wants us to buy the FIU football team and we have the age old discussion about whether superstars should play in bowl games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
October 20, 2004 Game 7 of the ALCS began at 8:30 in the evening at Yankee Stadium. After winning the first three and loosing the next three, the Yankees were sending Kevin Brown to the mound to face Derek Lowe for the Red Sox. Johnny Damon, suffering through a 3 for 29 slump decided to play aggressively leading off the game with a single to left and a stolen base, but was thrown out at home trying to score on a Manny Ramirez base hit. The very next pitch, however, was lined into the right-field bleachers by David Ortiz to give Boston a 2--0 advantage. In the second inning, the Sox loaded the bases against Brown, causing Yankees manager Joe Torre to remove him and put in Javier Vázquez to face Johnny Damon. Damon hammered Vázquez' first pitch into the right-field seats for a grand slam. The rout was on. Damon, who also added an upper deck two-run blast in the fourth, had three hits in the game. Boston also enjoyed a solid performance from their starting pitcher, Derek Lowe, who allowed only one run and one hit in six innings of work, and was never even intended to be a starter in the postseason. He pitched game seven on just two days of rest. Pedro Martinez relieved Lowe in the seventh inning, receiving loud chants of "Who's Your Daddy?" which intensified as he gave up two runs. He eventually raised the velocity of his fastball to the mid-90s and shut down the rally. At 12:01 a.m., on October 21, Rubén Sierra hit a groundball to second baseman Pokey Reese, who threw to first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz to finish the unprecedented comeback. "Not many people get the opportunity to shock the world. We came out and did it," Boston first baseman Kevin Millar said. "You know what? We beat the Yankees. Now they get a chance to watch us on the tube."The Red Sox won 10--3 and became the first team in Major League Baseball history to win a seven-game series after losing the first three games.
October 20, 2004 Game 7 of the ALCS began at 8:30 in the evening at Yankee Stadium. After winning the first three and loosing the next three, the Yankees were sending Kevin Brown to the mound to face Derek Lowe for the Red Sox. Johnny Damon, suffering through a 3 for 29 slump decided to play aggressively leading off the game with a single to left and a stolen base, but was thrown out at home trying to score on a Manny Ramirez base hit. The very next pitch, however, was lined into the right-field bleachers by David Ortiz to give Boston a 2--0 advantage. In the second inning, the Sox loaded the bases against Brown, causing Yankees manager Joe Torre to remove him and put in Javier Vázquez to face Johnny Damon. Damon hammered Vázquez' first pitch into the right-field seats for a grand slam. The rout was on. Damon, who also added an upper deck two-run blast in the fourth, had three hits in the game. Boston also enjoyed a solid performance from their starting pitcher, Derek Lowe, who allowed only one run and one hit in six innings of work, and was never even intended to be a starter in the postseason. He pitched game seven on just two days of rest. Pedro Martinez relieved Lowe in the seventh inning, receiving loud chants of "Who's Your Daddy?" which intensified as he gave up two runs. He eventually raised the velocity of his fastball to the mid-90s and shut down the rally. At 12:01 a.m., on October 21, Rubén Sierra hit a groundball to second baseman Pokey Reese, who threw to first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz to finish the unprecedented comeback. "Not many people get the opportunity to shock the world. We came out and did it," Boston first baseman Kevin Millar said. "You know what? We beat the Yankees. Now they get a chance to watch us on the tube."The Red Sox won 10--3 and became the first team in Major League Baseball history to win a seven-game series after losing the first three games.
Hear the full-length conversation between four of the greatest coaches in American sports history - Mike Krzyzewski, Nick Saban, Joe Torre, and Bill Belichick - as they join Jim Gray to break down the most crucial aspects of coaching, including how to sustain success in an ever-changing environment, how to identify potential versus ability in young players, how to get individuals to buy into a team-first mentality, and how to turn the worst losses of your career into the greatest successes.
Legendary coaches Nick Saban, Mike Krzyzewski, and Joe Torre join Jim and Bill for an unforgettable roundtable to break down the most crucial aspects of building a winning team, what it takes to stay at the top, and the importance of a team-first mentality. Plus, Joe Torre shares his favorite story of Derek Jeter, and what it means to lead by example.
Should you hold on to that long-time rental or trade it in for something else? Many people say you should hold forever, but is that always the best way to go? In this episode, you'll hear when it might make sense to break that rule for the sake of better cash flow or better appreciation. We call this process “portfolio rebalancing.” Among the topics we discuss are property performance reviews, portfolio diversification and risk management, the 1031 exchange, investing at different life stages, and when it might be best to sell or to hold on to your investment properties for the long-term. Joining me to discuss your options are two of our experienced and long-time RealWealth investment counselors, Joe Torre and Aristotle Kumpis. They are active investors who have been advising RealWealth investors for many years. Joe began investing in real estate in 2004 and has a track record of success in both up and down markets. Before he came on board with RealWealth he worked as a data analyst for tech companies in Silicon Valley and served in the U.S. Marine Corps. He has an MBA in Finance from Columbia University Business School in New York. He enjoys helping people create generational wealth. Aristotle got his real estate license in 2007 and has been helping investors find cash-flowing rental properties since then. He was inspired by his parents who owned rental properties in St. Louis, where he grew up. He attended the University of Missouri in Saint Louis and moved to Southern California in 2002. He also likes to write music and spend time outdoors, especially with his family. During the interview, we mentioned a recent webinar on real estate lending with Richard Advani of Guaranteed Rate. You'll find that webinar under the Learn tab at newsforinvestors.com. Please don't forget to subscribe to this podcast! Thanks for listening, Kathy LINKS: ~~~~ JOIN RealWealth® FOR FREE
Joe Torre joins Jimmy Rollins & Ryan Howard, to discuss the past, present, and future of the game 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
C&R react to a funny Astros social media video from the team! The crew & callers talk "call & response" songs. Is Aaron Boone pulling a Joe Torre "become buyers" move with the line-up? Rich gets his chops busted & explains "the Grimace Conspiracy Theory." They talk Mahomes' wife, & Justin Jefferson's jewelry, as the show 'Receiver' gets props! NFL QBs are compared to the cast of trash TV shows? Brock Purdy & Jordan Love take center stage. Plus, 'IRON MIKE TRIVIA' is one for the books!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
C&R make 'em say.. WHAT? The guys react to a funny Astros social media video from the team. The crew & callers talk "call & response" songs. They discuss West Coast kids going back to school so soon & dive into a Yankees topic. Is Aaron Boone pulling a Joe Torre "become buyers" move with the line-up? Plus, Rich gets his chops busted!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hall of Famer Joe Torre, class of 2014, sits down with Jon Paul Morosi to discuss his long and winding road to Cooperstown. In part two of their conversation, Torre talks about his first impressions of Derek Jeter, his most painful defeats--the 2001 World Series and 2004 American League Championship Series--and the one game from his Yankees tenure that he would like a second chance to manage. Here's a hint: it's a game that has bugged him for years! Visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame - BaseballHall.org Follow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Twitter/X - @BaseballHallFollow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Instagram - @BaseballHall Follow Jon Paul Morosi on Twitter/X - @jonmorosi
Hall of Famer Joe Torre, class of 2014, sits down with Jon Paul Morosi to discuss his long and winding road to Cooperstown. In part one of their conversation, Torre talks about getting hired by George Steinbrenner after being fired from his three previous managerial jobs, the lessons he learned playing with Hank Aaron and the mistake he made when he caught for Bob Gibson in the 1965 All-Star Game that left him feeling "naked" standing on the pitching mound. Visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame - BaseballHall.org Follow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Twitter/X - @BaseballHallFollow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Instagram - @BaseballHall Follow Jon Paul Morosi on Twitter/X - @jonmorosi
00:00-20:00: Former Yankee voice John Sterling chats retirement, his amazing broadcasting career, when the 1996 Yanks had it, his friendship with Joe Torre, underappreciated Yanks during his career, working in the booth with different broadcasters and how to approach it and more.
Willie Mays Celebration of Life Hour 2: Words from Bill Clinton, Joe Torre, Felipe Alou, Juan Marichal, Joey Amalfitano, and Dusty Baker.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
SERIES 2 EPISODE 199: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:44) SPECIAL COMMENT: Trump and his henchmen opened not one but two emergency exits for him to bail out of Thursday's debate against The President and blame it on Biden. And in doing so, his dumbest press secretary yet went on CNN and called Adolf Hitler "HILTER." H-I-L-T-E-R, Hilter. I don't know if she should be fired for invoking HItler, or if she WILL be fired for getting the name of Trump's role model wrong. It's Karoline Leavitt, the former centerfielder of the St. Anselm College softball team and the idiot who previously insisted the word 'damning' is correctly pronounced 'dammaning,' tried to filibuster CNN's Katie Hunt about how biased debate hosts Jake Tapper and Dana Bash really are. As Hunt cut first the answer and then the interview off, Leavitt insisted anybody could spend five minutes googling how many times Tapper had compared Trump to "Adolf Hilter." Bypassing the whole Hitler/Hilter stuff, "Damaning Hilter" Leavitt adopted the traditional pose of the Martyred Trump Huckster and did the rounds of the fascist media outlets. When she went on Steve Bannon's outlet he said either CNN apologizes to her, or Trump should cancel the debate. Hours later, Trump opened a second emergency chute, again demanding drug tests before the debate, as his personal quack Congressman Physician Prescribe Thyself Ronny Jackson wrote a long letter to the White House requesting such tests (and saying nothing about any stashes he may have left there). Who knows if Trump really will bail. But he's got FOLAD (Fear Of Losing A Debate) all covered. MEANWHILE: it's a long shot but I'm beginning to wonder if somebody on Jack Smith's side is laying the groundwork for indicting Trump anew - in New Jersey. There has been a second news leak in just three business days, about Trump's Mar-a-Lago Espionage Scandal. Yesterday's leak via ABC News did not resonate among American news media which can generally only BARELY handle one thing at a time – like the debate. The story itself – about Trump making an almost-secret special trip to Florida in July 2022 to make sure nobody had touched the documents he stole from the White House and hid from his own attorney - may not be much more than another one of those threads that you pull on and maybe it just comes off in your hand – or maybe it unravels the entirety of Trump's size 62 suit. I don't even think prosecutors know what they have here. But he went down there two weeks after he had bankers' boxes shipped from Mar-a-Lago to the Bedminster Golf Course. They didn't contain Ivana. B-Block (20:35) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: I have somehow forgotten, for years, maybe 35 years, the first and arguably the best joke I ever made about Trump. I'll correct that here. Not only are the British Conservatives on track for a historic loss in the July 4 election but two candidates, a party official, and a security guard have been caught allegedly wagering on which day their prime minister would select for Election Day! And the rare two-wins-in-a-row for Puck media guy Dylan Byers, carrying still more management water as he turns gutsy Washington Post reporting on the paper's ongoing management scandal into “a plan to dig for unflattering information.” C-Block (27:20) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: How did I forget to tell you this one through the first 500 episodes of this podcast? How could I have missed the 24th anniversary last week? I'll just mention the principals: my mother, me, a former New York Yankees infielder named Chuck Knoblauch - and Babe Ruth. . See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
00:00-20:00: Former Yankee voice John Sterling chats retirement, his amazing broadcasting career, when the 1996 Yanks had it, his friendship with Joe Torre, underappreciated Yanks during his career, working in the booth with different broadcasters and how to approach it and more.
March Sadness seeds continue to be revealed, this time diving into seeds from the Region of Songs, Greg Cote feat. Greg Cote Region, and the Region of Death, while also contemplating how to make Tony quit. Dan's quest to go viral in a costume still continues, while discussions about the new Road House movie inevitably lead to bar fights at Jimmy Johnson's The Big Chill. And as always, Jess gets the blame for everything, while Billy's antics include donating to Austin Ekeler's charity and scheming for a signed jersey. Then Billy Gil outs Dan Le Batard as a one-time Yankees fan after we look at the strange Joe Torre moment from Spring Training. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Joe Torre joins the show after his Spring Training appearance today, and UConn head men's basketball coach Dan Hurley joins the show ahead of March Madness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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