Podcast appearances and mentions of justin grimm

On this edition of the Cubs Weekly Podcast: Best of 2024, we revisit conversations surrounding the 2016 World Series championship. Ben Zobrist discusses his career and that incredible fall while former reliever Justin Grimm explains the moment he realized the Cubs were a team of destiny.Plus, former outfielder Brian McRae details how he and a bunch of his ex-Cubs teammates still have a group chat that was blowing up during the 2016 World Series run.

Former Cubs reliever Justin Grimm joins the podcast, chatting with Andy Martínez and Tony Andracki about what he's been up to lately and his journey in baseball.Grimm reflects on his career, which included 263 appearances over 5 years with the Cubs. He tells stories from the epic 2015-16 Cubs seasons, shares the moment he knew the team was going to win it all, what it was like playing for Joe Maddon and much more.Grimm also reveals his favorite teammates and why Anthony Rizzo meant so much to him personally.

Chris Townsend, Ken Korach, Alex Jensen and Jessica Kleinschmidt preview game one of the A's and Rangers from the Coliseum. They were joined by Mark Kotsay, Marcus Semien and Justin Grimm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Auckland Tuatara have recruited five former Major League baseballers for their upcoming Australian League season.Outfielder Eric Young Junior headlines the group, having spent over a decade at the highest level with the likes of the Rockies, Mets, Braves, Yankees and Angels.He's joined by infielder Danny Valencia, and pitchers Justin Grimm, Kyle Davies and Zach Phillips.General manager Regan Wood says Young showed his initiative.“He reached out to us via social media, saying he was keen to join the party.”The Tuatara will play their entire season in New Zealand if it starts.LISTEN ABOVE

Andy and TJ are joined by Justin Grimm, a pastor from Ohio. In high school Justin and TJ had overlapping friend/church groups and were vaguely acquainted. After hearing the first couple episodes of the podcast, Justin reached out with some pushback, specifically on some of Andy's arguments in his Manifesto. Naturally they invited him on for a battle to the death. Not really. It was a great conversation.

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It was a jam packed first hour and Brian returns to the studio and we learn B.J. will say yes to pretty much anything! We also learned that Brewers pitcher Justin Grimm missed the birth of their child because he had to pitch and why the guys disagree with the decision! Big Stew (Stew's Picks) joins us to chat about his picks for the weekend and what games he's eyeing for championship week. We end the hour with our best tweet and it's a cheat sheet for college basketball championship week!

On this episode, I rant about people being nice, getting a dog, weird fetishes, and more. Plus, the lightning round with Justin Grimm (@jgrimm24). Twitter: @dante_410 Instagram: @dante_410 // @unscriptedofficial

On this episode, Justin Grimm stops by to talk about doctor visits, the Shiggy challenge, being old, and much more. Follow Justin on social media @jgrimm24.

On this episode, Steve Fishel and Justin Grimm stop by to talk about credit, adulting, drunk stories, and more. Follow Steve on social media @Mr_O_Fishel and follow Justin on social media @jgrimm24

On this episode, Justin Grimm and Dan Conrad stop by to talk about capital punishment, high school lunches, fast food, and more. Follow Justin on social media @jgrimm24 and follow Dan on social media @dandanconrad.

The Chicago Cubs are entering the homestretch of Spring Training as the season opener in Miami inches closer. Veteran pitcher Justin Grimm was released last week and was picked up by the Royals. There has been an interesting trend of former Cub players going to Kansas City. Also looking at the performances of the starting pitchers this spring, which has been overall really good and any concerns about the bullpen pitchers. Cannot forget some bad food/entertainment takes from Adam of course! All of this and more on Climbing the Ivy. 

Justin Grimm has been added to the Kansas City bullpen. MLB.com’s Tim McMaster and Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan discuss where Grimm slots into the team’s bullpen and if Jorge Soler is ready to be an everyday player.

Justin Grimm has been added to the Kansas City bullpen. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan discuss where Grimm slots into the team's bullpen and if Jorge Soler is ready to be an everyday player.

It seems like we're saying goodbye to Cubs players more and more, here on Locked On Cubs. Today, it's reliever Justin Grimm. After a rough 2017 and a few bad appearances this spring, the Cubs decided to let him go now and open up some competition for the final roster spot. Or could it be two final roster spots?I examined some relievers that could be contending for the final spots in the bullpen, including one that I think most of us hadn't even considered. Eddie Butler, Dillon Maples, Shae Simmons, Randy Rosario, and even Alec Mills have a chance of coming out of spring training in the bullpen for the Cubs. Finally, I took a deeper look at Cubs non-roster invitee Ryan Court. He grew up a big Cubs fan, and just in general is a guy you want to root for. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on Twitter @LockedOnCubs. You can also email any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It seems like we're saying goodbye to Cubs players more and more, here on Locked On Cubs. Today, it's reliever Justin Grimm. After a rough 2017 and a few bad appearances this spring, the Cubs decided to let him go now and open up some competition for the final roster spot. Or could it be two final roster spots? I examined some relievers that could be contending for the final spots in the bullpen, including one that I think most of us hadn't even considered. Eddie Butler, Dillon Maples, Shae Simmons, Randy Rosario, and even Alec Mills have a chance of coming out of spring training in the bullpen for the Cubs. Finally, I took a deeper look at Cubs non-roster invitee Ryan Court. He grew up a big Cubs fan, and just in general is a guy you want to root for. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on Twitter @LockedOnCubs. You can also email any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Justin Grimm was released by the Cubs. As a result, the Cubs final bullpen spot could go to Anthony Bass, Eddie Butler, Dillon Maples, or an unknown surprise. Corey and Brendan talk about Grimm's replacements and catch you up to date on all Spring Training news. 

 Well, they've finally done it. Jake Arrieta is now a member of the Philadelphia Phillies after signing a three-year, $75 million contract on Sunday. I talked about that in episode of 29 of Locked On Cubs after I recapped the action of the weekend. Was there ever a real offer from the Cubs for Arrieta to turn down? Time for some myth-busting!After Arrieta, I recapped a piece on Jason Heyward that I wrote for FanRag Sports (which you can find here!). Finally, I laid out some interesting thoughts on Justin Grimm and who could be competing to steal that final roster spot out from under him. If you like what you hear, follow us on Twitter @LockedOnCubs and see our pinned tweet for information on how to enter to win a mint condition Sammy Sosa rookie card. You can also email us any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review, as well!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

 Well, they've finally done it. Jake Arrieta is now a member of the Philadelphia Phillies after signing a three-year, $75 million contract on Sunday. I talked about that in episode of 29 of Locked On Cubs after I recapped the action of the weekend. Was there ever a real offer from the Cubs for Arrieta to turn down? Time for some myth-busting! After Arrieta, I recapped a piece on Jason Heyward that I wrote for FanRag Sports (which you can find here!). Finally, I laid out some interesting thoughts on Justin Grimm and who could be competing to steal that final roster spot out from under him. If you like what you hear, follow us on Twitter @LockedOnCubs and see our pinned tweet for information on how to enter to win a mint condition Sammy Sosa rookie card. You can also email us any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review, as well!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Guess what? Yu Darvish still hasn't chosen a team. So instead, I looked at the PECOTA and ZiPS projections and pointed to a few items of interest. Next, I looked at Justin Grimm's arbitration case and another comparable reliever that may set the precedent that decides the outcome. Finally, I looked at the one surprising prospect that got ranked in the top-20 on ZiPS' top-100 prospect list.Please be sure to subscribe and leave a review for us on iTunes if you're enjoying the podcast! Also be sure to check out the site at www.lockedoncubs.com, because our writers are starting to put together some good stuff. You can tweet any questions for the podcast to @LockedOnCubs on Twitter, and you can email us any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

 Guess what? Yu Darvish still hasn't chosen a team. So instead, I looked at the PECOTA and ZiPS projections and pointed to a few items of interest. Next, I looked at Justin Grimm's arbitration case and another comparable reliever that may set the precedent that decides the outcome. Finally, I looked at the one surprising prospect that got ranked in the top-20 on ZiPS' top-100 prospect list. Please be sure to subscribe and leave a review for us on iTunes if you're enjoying the podcast! Also be sure to check out the site at www.lockedoncubs.com, because our writers are starting to put together some good stuff. You can tweet any questions for the podcast to @LockedOnCubs on Twitter, and you can email us any questions or comments to lockedoncubs@gmail.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Theo Epstein and the Chicago Cubs met with Ohtani and his team in-person Tuesday in Los Angeles. Corey and Brendan discuss the meeting, as well as the Hector Rondon and Justin Grimm contract decisions.

Kelly Crull and Tony Andracki break down the Cubs’ roster crunch as well as the evolution of the bullpen from last year to this season, including where Justin Grimm fits in the big picture. Plus, hear from Grimm and Wade Davis on their expectations on the season and what are scouts seeing from Jason Heyward? Of course, David Ross was also a topic of conversation as the lifelong backup catcher is enjoying his time in the spotlight from “Dancing with the Stars” to Hollywood. #CubsTalk

Wade, Julia and Scott are together again for the first time to talk about the home stretch of the Express 2012 season and who could have an impact with the Rangers for the September call-ups. Plus, Julia talks with Brandon Snyder and Justin Grimm.