Podcast appearances and mentions of justin ruggiano

Former MLB player, Justin Ruggiano, joins Dustan and Marcus to discuss how playing major league baseball has helped him create a a successful business in the roofing industry. From having to talk to baseball shrinks to testing out the latest and greatest shingles, this episode has it all.

A chat with the Bulls' all-time hits and runs scored leader, Justin Ruggiano. Ruggiano discusses his accomplishments in Durham, his time with the Tampa Bay Rays, and what challenges current MLB players and teams will experience with the return of baseball.  

A chat with the Bulls’ all-time hits and runs scored leader, Justin Ruggiano. Ruggiano discusses his accomplishments in Durham, his time with the Tampa Bay Rays, and what challenges current MLB players and teams will experience with the return of baseball.  

Welcome to the first episode of the American Contractor Show! Our guests today include Stan Bastek & Tiara Searcy from Atlas Roofing! We also have Ryan Shantz from SumoQuote joining us! Also our friends Apple Roofing & Precision Reconstruction Group provided us with a segment on how they tested some of their shingles featuring former MLB player, and now contractor, Justin Ruggiano! **The American Contractor Show is made possible because of our sponsors!** The Catalyst Group - The Essential partner for contractors! Learn more and join for free at www.thecatalystgroup.co  Hail Trace - The most accurate hail mapping application in the world! Learn more at www.hailtrace.com  Balance Claims - Smart contractors use Balance to save time and protect their profits. Learn more at www.balanceclaims.com      

The Mets are in the playoffs, sort of. So this is a playoff preview, sort of. In the first half of the show we are joined by David Roth to reflect on the 2016 Mets season, the snack options in Wilmington DE, and the Justin Ruggiano experience. In the second half of the show, Jonathan Bernhardt from Today's Knuckleball comes on to discuss the rest of the playoffs, dish out some trolls, and read out bad Orioles drafts. Finally in the third half of the show, we answer your e-mails and bicker about the Wild Card game roster.

It's the For All You Kids Out There trade deadline spectacular. In an ideal world we would have recorded this after the actual trade deadline, but Jeffrey has to bowl, and Jarrett has another podcast. Fortunately there is no way anything in this podcast will look foolishly behind the times by the time you listen, right?In the first half of the show, we try to figure out what is going on with the Mets and Jonathan Lucroy, why in the world the Mets are interested in Jay Bruce, and where the hell Justin Ruggiano came from. AND WAIT A MINUTE JEURYS FAMILIA ISN'T USING "DANZA KUDURO" ANYMORE?????In the second half of the show, we are joined by Emma Baccallieri of Baseball Prospectus and FanGraphs to break down the Indians active deadline dealings and swoon over Francisco Lindor.In the third half of the show, we answer your e-mails, Jarrett gets sad about Daniel Murphy, Jeffrey gets excited about Thomas Szapucki (again), and we wrap up with some ECW chat (by request).

Welcome to Texas, Justin Ruggiano. MLB.com's Dave Raymond and Rangers reporter T.R. Sullivan spotlight Ruggiano's ability to be a difference maker for the Rangers, who the Rangers could pick up for their starting rotation and whether or not they'll sign Colby Lewis.

Colin O'Keefe and Conner O'Keefe discuss the Mariners' trade for Justin Ruggiano, the potential for trading for Seth Smith and how the team missed out on Melky Cabrera.

Jason Martinez of MLBDepthCharts.com discusses the most pleasant surprises for each NL team. 

Episode 202 David Laurila, curator of FanGraphs’ Q&A Series, talks with Marlins outfielder Justin Ruggiano about the latter’s baseball-related travels, including stops in Taiwan, Mexico, Venezuela, and… Ogden, Utah. Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter. You can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or other feeder things. Audio after the jump. […]