Podcasts about Little League World Series

Todd Frazier continues to be one of our favorite guests to have on each and every year. Now three years running for this guy! He's hilarious. He's insightful. He's pretty much a member of the Kurkjian family at this point. Todd, the former Major Leaguer turned talented and hilarious broadcaster, never ceases to amaze us with his stories. Obviously, we start with his referee and umpire calls because, why not?? It's one of Tim Kurkjian's favorite things in the entire world. And of course, we have to pick on Tim a little bit. We share pins from Little League World Series visits of the past and have a whole lot of fun along the way. We also take a moment to hear more about Todd's experience surrounding September 11th, being just 50 miles from NYC. What did that look like for him in high school? The man has many levels, ain't no doubt about it. We hear about his matchup with J.R. Smith on the basketball court in high school. Something that, in the first half, seemed like an even match. It all went downhill from there! Thank you to Todd for his time, and of course, thanks to YOU for listening, watching, and being a part of the family! Use our code for 10% off your next order of MLB tickets on SeatGeek*: seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/TERRITORY10 Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount Get 20% off your first order of $125 or more at MackWeldon.com with promo code FOULSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newest Giants outfielder Scott Bandura joined Extra Innings with Bill Laskey to talk about what it took to rise through the minor leagues and reach the major league level, and playing on the Pennsylvania team with Mo'ne Davis that went to the Little League World Series in 2014.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Karl Ravech has been a friend of the Kurkjian family for a very long time. After more than 30 years at ESPN, Ravech reflects on his incredible run at the famed sports media giant — including many of those years and countless shows alongside our very own Tim Kurkjian. One by one, Karl shares fantastic stories about Buck Showalter, Harold Reynolds, Peter Gammons, John Kruk, Terry Francona, Eduardo Pérez, and so many others. The stories this man has collected over the years might be unmatched! And, as you might imagine, Tim’s infamous travel woes are very much at the forefront this week. Karl also takes us inside his final year covering the Little League World Series, which just wrapped up in Williamsport. The incredible people there honored him before the championship game, and, without a doubt, there were plenty of tears shed. Ravech has also launched a new project called Dirt From the Dugout, part of the Foul Territory Network. Be sure to listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on YouTube! Thanks for listening, and as always, thanks for being a part of our family! Go to Quince.com/foul for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns Use our code for 10% off your next order of MLB tickets on SeatGeek*: seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/TERRITORY10 Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discountSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He is a lifelong runner, having competed in cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track in high school, earning six MVP awards, and later going on to six marathons, including a top 500 finish at the Boston Marathon. Other highlights include Masters All-American in middle distance events in track and field in his 40s, 50s and 60s as well as being faculty partner to track and field at Penn State for seven years. Between the Associated Press and Penn State, he has reported or edited on sports from every continent except Antarctica: six Super Bowls; five national (college) football title games; two Olympics; two Paralympics; two World Cups; the 2023 Women's World Cup; Final Four; and Little League World Series.

Las Vegas has undergone one of the most remarkable transformations in the world of sports—and few people have had a better view of that evolution than longtime sports anchor and reporter Ron Futrell of 8NewsNow. This week on "Talk About Las Vegas With Ira," Ron returns to the podcast for a fascinating conversation about the people, events and decisions that helped transform Southern Nevada into one of the world's premier sports destinations. Ron discusses the remarkable success of Paseo Verde Little League of Henderson, Nevada, including its extraordinary run of four appearances in the Little League World Series during five years. He also talks about Carsynn Meyer, who made history as the first girl to play in the Little League World Series—and whose gloves were requested by the Baseball Hall of Fame. The conversation also explores the explosive growth of professional sports in Las Vegas. Ron explains why the city's emergence as a major sports market “didn't happen by accident,” the impact of the landmark 2018 U.S. Supreme Court sports betting decision, and how that ruling helped open the floodgates for major league sports and sports-related investment in Las Vegas. Ira and Ron also discuss the role of private-public partnerships, the debate over when public funding may be necessary for major sports projects, and the remarkable coalescing of arenas and stadiums on or near the Las Vegas Strip. Having covered Las Vegas sports since arriving in the city in 1984, Ron shares his choic-es for the three biggest sporting events he has witnessed—including the unforgettable moment when the Vegas Golden Knights won the Stanley Cup. And what happened to boxing? Ron reflects on the glory days of boxing in Las Vegas, why the sport no longer holds the same position it once did in the city, and how MMA has emerged as a major force in the modern Las Vegas sports landscape. From Little League dreams to championship celebrations, from sports betting to billion-dollar stadium projects, this episode is a compelling look at how Las Vegas became a global sports powerhouse. Listen to “Talk About Las Vegas With Ira” and discover why the biggest game in Las Vegas may be the city's continuing rise as one of the world's great sports capitals. (Also Watch Full Podcast Video)

Episode 169 | With football season upon us, DP & McGhee welcome an executive from one of the most iconic franchises in professional sports. Pittsburgh Steelers SVP of Business Operations Ryan Huzjak joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation about the culture, leadership, and traditions that have helped define the Steelers for generations, while also sharing his perspective on the current state of football and the business of sports.

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, New Jersey's Acting Department of Labor Commissioner Kevin Jarvis talks about the latest job numbers, layoffs, expanded job protected leave, and the role of AI. And, we talk with one astronomer involved in a new study photographing the southern hemisphere and what the results may tell us about the cosmos. Plus, Bayonne vs. Everybody - we talk with Jaime and Mason Rincon about their epic run in the Little League World Series, and the lessons both on and off the field for the father and son

In episode 436 of Everything Fastpitch, Coach Tory and Coach Don preview a show featuring fall college softball as a great time to watch games and practices in person, and name Columbus, Georgia as City of the Week. Tory apologizes for previously omitting Little League World Series player Carson Meyer while discussing Kenley Erasmus. A listener question sparks concern about gambling on the Little League Baseball World Series and about social media videos showing young kids' inappropriate football behavior and adults enabling it. The main interview features strength and conditioning coach Mike Kelly, who explains his background and his remote, individualized softball-focused training approach using assessments, technique feedback, and consistent programming to improve performance and reduce injury risk. The coaching tip argues that joining a big-name national travel-ball organization won't fix team problems without better coaching.Support the show

Pennsylvania cattle producers are speaking out against President Trump's effort to lower beef prices.The LGBT Center of Central PA now has a new executive director. The nonprofit hopes new leadership will help stabilize its finances Governor Josh Shapiro is suing the Trump administration over what he says is a-quote-politicized approach to funding reproductive health.Baby Boomers are expected to leave at least 30 trillion dollars to family members over the next two decades, as part what's been dubbed the Great Wealth Transfer. Financial advisers say they're working to help a younger generation of clients get through the inheritance process and plan for the future.A Centre County judge granted a hearing to explore claims that a man wants to recant his  allegations of sexual abuse by former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. Sandusky, now 82 years old, has been serving a decades-long prison sentence.Students at Eastern York High School were cleared to return to in-person classes Monday, after an E-F-2 tornado severely damaged the building on August 20th.The Little League World Series generated an estimated $40 million for Pennsylvania's economy, according to state officials. The two-week event drew an estimated 70-thousand people to the Williamsport area.Both of Pennsylvania's NFL teams are looking to improve upon the preseason. The Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers went 0-and-3 in their August games.It's been one year since public media's federal funding was revoked. Thanks to our community, we're still here for you and looking toward the future. Join the thousands of members who are building a stronger WITF. Go to  www.witf.org/givenow. And thank you.

RUNDOWN Time for an '80s music debate before Mitch unloads on the lifeless Mariners. The guys question resting Seahawks starters all preseason, weigh the new owner's Steelers allegiance, and dissect Seattle's big-money extensions. Rick Neuheisel returns with some ribbing over his Dallas Renegades' 4–6 finish before tackling Week Zero and Bill Belichick's outlook at North Carolina. He favors Julian Sayin among the star quarterbacks, tempers Arch Manning expectations. Uneven Big Ten schedules and the SEC's nine-game grind frame the playoff picture. Brady Henderson sorts through Seattle's initial 53-man roster and explains why some cuts could return for opening night. The Brady Henderson Index gives Nick Emmanwori a 37% chance to play, while Zach Charbonnet's rehab offers optimism. After assessing the cornerback competition, Brady weighs preseason preservation against potential rust. After Toronto's sweep, Brady Farkas and Joe assess Seattle's slim playoff path and clash over whether the Mariners lack competitive fire or simply aren't executing. A botched play at the plate fuels the accountability debate before attention turns to Dan Wilson's future, likely roster departures, and Taylor Ward's struggles.   GUESTS   Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Former Head Coach & Rose Bowl Champion, Head Coach Dallas Renegades (UFL) Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose podcast Joe Doyle | MLB analyst, Over-Slot   TABLE OF CONTENTS   0:00 | Mariners Misery, Seahawks Paydays & an '80s Music Debate 27:19 | Rick Neuheisel: Quarterback Hype, Playoff Paths & Notre Dame's Inside Track 52:58 | Brady Henderson: Roster Shakeups, Injury Questions & a Kicking Concern 1:13:41 | Mariners No-Table: Fading Playoff Hopes, Accountability & Offseason Changes 1:37:59 | Other Stuff: Curaçao's Little League World Series championship, Aaron Donald's comeback and potential pairing with Myles Garrett, Soundgarden playing the Seahawks' season opener, alleged fake 49er's $1.3 million scam targeting 26 women, Mariners prospect Ace Reese's scorching professional debut, Tony Romo's arrest fallout and uncertain CBS future, John Madden's reported desire to sue Frank Caliendo over his impression, Callaway cutting ties with Good Good after controversial driver ad, Matt Gogel's six-month gambling suspension, Howard Stern's shrinking SiriusXM presence HEADLINES Thieves steal 300 pounds of frozen chicken from a moving truck in Fast and Furious-style heist, falling sign kills man at Christian festival in England, taxpayer-funded sexual relief program proposed for homeless people in Los Angeles, McDonald's keeps hundreds of pages of intel on repeat customers RIPS Dolly Parton (80), Bill Doba (85), Tim Curry (80), Shelley Fabares (82), Peter Cullen (85), Samuel Monroe Jr. (52), Larry Christensen (72), Micah Joe Barnett (20)

Tim Kurkjian begins the show with a heartfelt message for the legendary Karl Ravech. Tim’s longtime teammate at ESPN recently called his final game for the network, fittingly, at the Little League World Series. We know Karl will be picking up a new gig soon, and of course, we have a feeling he’ll be joining us as a guest again very soon! Pete Crow-Armstrong just did something no Cub has ever done at his age, while Chris Sale continues to show us that age is truly just a number! The Angels continue to struggle when holding a lead, and honestly, it’s getting a little sad. Plus, Buck Martinez gets honored by the Blue Jays, and Tim follows it up with one of the funniest stories you’ll hear. Plus Greg Maddux baffled us ALL! George Lombard is struggling a bit at shortstop for the Yankees — no pressure, right? And Drake Baldwin hitting bombs to start a game has officially become a Quirkjian. On This Date in Baseball History, we talk about Bob Gibson, including a hilarious Johnny Bench story about him, as well as Rico Carty. Cole Hamels and Jonathan Papelbon also get some mentions along the way. We dive into the Wheel of Kurkjian and need your suggestions! Head over to our website and send them our way. We also talk Wrigley Field, bullpen catchers, and one legendary manager. Of course, Team Tim wraps things up today. Use our code for 10% off your next order of MLB tickets on SeatGeek*: seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/TERRITORY10 Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount Shop now at Fabletics.com/Foul and get 70 to 80% off everything when you sign up as a new VIP. We do this show for YOU! Bring someone into the family by sharing the show with a friend. Thanks so much for watching or listening, and most importantly, thank you for being part of our family!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gee & Ursula react to the Shon Barnes interview // GUESTS: Dan & Smith Huteson shares their Soundview Little League World Series experience // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Should school start earlier? // WORDS TO LIVE BY

In Hour 3 of the show, Jonas Knox, Brady Quinn, & LaVar Arrington breakdown Fernando Mendoza's preseason performance despite it being shaky. Plus, the guys bring up the Little League World Series, we have a catfish edition of The Leftovers, and more!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s been six months since President Trump went to war with Iran. Attempts at regime change, extracting nuclear concessions, and diplomatic talks have failed. The Wall Street Journal’s Alex Ward unpacks why. Americans are angry about AI data centers. And with the midterm elections fast approaching, Molly Hennessy-Fiske with the Washington Post looked at how the dynamic is playing out in Texas. The U.S. Open tennis tournament used to be affordable, but that era is gone. Matthew Futterman with The Athletic explains what changed. Plus, Americans are among the many people missing in Nepal after a deadly flash flood, new details in the LaGuardia Airport crash, and a 12-year-old pitcher who became a Little League World Series legend. Today’s episode was hosted by Yasmeen Khan.

Football is officially back, and Murph & Andy kick off Football Friday with Valley vs. Dowling and a wild opening week of college football. The guys react to several Week Zero upsets, including South Dakota Mines' shocking win over Drake, Louisiana Christian beating Northwestern State, and other FCS and Division II surprises. They also ask whether this new anything-can-happen era of college football is something fans should love or miss the old days. The show also looks back 25 years at an old Andy Fales sportscast, revisits the legendary 2006 Rose Bowl between Texas and USC and Vince Young, and discusses the NFL officially putting the Pro Bowl out of its misery. Plus, Davenport's run at the Little League World Series, debating whether NCAA Women's March Madness is trolling fans with its latest marketing, and getting into the slow walker vs. slow driver debate. This Week in Iowa: Unnecessary Censorship, What's Bugging You, Throwdowns, and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Spiderman is worth $100 million dollars, and I don't mean the movie. Some dogs are eating better than we are, and the term, “google it” is so yesterday; it's been replaced by hip words by hip people. Are you and your spouse in the middle of a food divorce, and did you know you can place a bet on the Little League World Series? A woman who died, and then came back to life only to discover she had a traffic ticket. I give you potato fun facts that I'm willing to bet you didn't know, and are you a phone zombie? A major league baseball player has made history, and what is your favorite American accent? Today, I give you the top three choices. It's like Christmas without Santa, so come see what's in my big sack!

We open with banter, discussing Division II football quality and transfer opportunities, then shift to Drake's injuries and severe sleep apnea concerns. Kevin joins joins into a brief Pokémon debate before the show welcomes new sponsor Game Day Men's Health and previews their services. They discuss new Big Ten/SEC rules preventing NFL training-camp players from returning to college, glance at early FanDuel Heisman odds, and note Iowa's Little League World Series run. The group promotes an upcoming Fry Fest booth and merch, then dives into Iowa football: Kirk Ferentz says the QB competition between Hank Brown and Heklinski has swung back and forth, specialists are all new, and punter/kicker situations remain uncertain. They also mention center/guard lineup changes, the Solon hay bale toss “pipeline,” state fair food, tipping culture, and lab testing talk. If you love the show and want to show support, tell your friends! And, check out our exclusive content at Patreon.com/washedupwalkons where you can find extra podcast episodes, exclusive merchandise, Merch discounts with every tier, private Walkon discord channel access, and more! Find us on social media @washedupwalkons Visit TheWashedUpWalkons.com for all of our episodes, merchandise, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

   If you ask anyone in KC, it's a stone cold lock that Patrick Mahomes in starting against the Broncos in Week 1 and that includes asking anyone in the media.  But media outside KC are pointing out some contradictions in what the Chiefs are saying, and doing right now, and interpret this situation as totally up in the air.    I'd never heard of Farm School until I had lunch with Tim and Britt Cross of www.crosskitchenskc.com Wednesday.  Their oldest attends Farm School "Lolly and Pops" in Raymore and were featured on a piece produced by KSHB-TV.  This is one of the greatest school ideas ever... you have to hear this.    Senator Josh Hawley is targeting Flock Cameras alongside.... Bernie Sanders?   JOCO property taxes are going up again next year, your democrat leaders couldn't hate you more.    In Sports, the Royals win streak ends at 9 as they faced another Mizzou starting pitcher in Toronto.  The Big 12 joins the Big Ten and SEC in not allowing pros to come back to college and I think they made a mistake at least in the short term.  TCU pulls credentials from the largest media outlet covering their football team as they head for Ireland to face Bill Belichick's UNC team.  And TCU is 1000% in the wrong.    A new documentary by the best sports talk show host in KC, Carrington Harrison,  debuts Thursday night at Screenland Armour Theater in NKC and it's called Armageddon at Arrowhead.  It's about that epic MU-KU football game at Arrowhead nearly 20 years ago.    ESPN dumps something for college football, Tom Brady's store in SF gets robbed and a girl is dominating the Little League World Series.

Governor Josh Shapiro has a 16-point advantage over state Treasurer Stacy Garrity, the Republican candidate in the run for Pennsylvania governor. Shapiro is hoping to boost other Democrats on the ballot.Pennsylvania health officials announce that two unvaccinated people from Lancaster County have died after contracting measles. They are the first measles-related fatalities this year in the United States. State leaders blame vaccine misinformation from the Trump administration in waning immunization rates.Health officials are holding pop-up vaccination clinics across the commonwealth to offer measles, mumps and rubella shots.The nation's transportation secretary visited Luzerne County on Tuesday to get a first-hand look at a closed Susquehanna River bridge near Wilkes-Barre. Sean Duffy made some promises about getting that and another bridge crossing the Susquehanna River reopened.U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright is on what he calls the Great American Energy Comeback Tour. That included a recent stop in Schuylkill County, where he toured a power station fueled by coal waste.With privacy and safety concerns mounting around automatic license plate reader systems, state lawmakers are considering guardrails on their use. The move comes as a major purveyor of the equipment, Flock Safety, responded by tightening its own controls.Governor Josh Shapiro is leaning on an unconventional hire: a former Trump administration official.The investigation which led to this month's arrests of over a dozen current and former students at Penn State on drug trafficking charges dates back almost two years. Train travelers in Pennsylvania will benefit from a recently announced infusion of federal funds. Amtrak is receiving an additional $2 billion, which will be used to purchase new train cars to replace the current fleet which dates back to the 1970s.Kinley Rasmus is making history at the Little League World Series. The 12-year-old pitcher and shortstop from Phenix City, Alabama, has set a record with five hits, the most ever by a girl in the tournament. It's been one year since public media's federal funding was revoked. Thanks to our community, we're still here for you and looking toward the future. Join the thousands of members who are building a stronger WITF. Go to  www.witf.org/givenow. And thank you.

Rays Playoff Push, Prospects and Baseball Around the WorldMark Corbett and Mat Germain break down the Tampa Bay Rays as they head into the final stretch of the season, plus prospects, the Little League World Series, the Rays stadium debate and international women's baseball.Rays Playoff PushThe Rays face a difficult schedule as they battle toward the postseason. Mark and Mat discuss recent performances, injuries, Kevin Cash's decisions and how the roster could take shape for the playoffs.Freddy Peralta's strong outing gets attention, including how increased use of his changeup may be helping his success.Rays Prospects on the RiseXavier Isaac and Caden Bodine have moved up to Triple-A Durham. Bodine's rapid climb through the Rays system has been especially impressive and could put him in the conversation as a future Tampa Bay catcher.Jacob Melton, Jake Fraley, Victor Mesa Jr. and other Durham players could also provide the Rays with options down the stretch.Little League World SeriesCanada puts together an impressive international run with wins over Australia, Panama and South Korea. Mark also highlights Alabama standout Kinley Rasmus, whose pitching and hitting have drawn comparisons to Mo'ne Davis.ABS and Baseball's Changing RulesShould MLB fully automate balls and strikes? Mark and Mat discuss the ABS challenge system, overturned calls and whether technology should take a larger role in officiating.Rays Stadium DebateThe proposed new Rays stadium in Tampa remains a major topic. Mark and Mat discuss taxpayer funding, construction costs, community benefits, affordable housing and the value of keeping Major League Baseball in Tampa Bay.Women's Baseball World CupThe show wraps up with the Women's Baseball World Cup in Taiwan, including Japan's strong performance and the continued international growth of women's baseball.Topics: Tampa Bay Rays, Rays prospects, MLB playoffs, Kevin Cash, Freddy Peralta, Xavier Isaac, Caden Bodine, Durham Bulls, Little League World Series, Kinley Rasmus, ABS challenge system, Rays stadium, Women's Baseball World Cup, women's baseball.BaseballBiz On Deck with Mark Corbett and Mat Germain covers the Tampa Bay Rays, MLB, prospects, baseball history and the business of the game.

Evan and Sean discuss Pete Alonso's upcoming return to Citi Field as he nears the 300-career home run milestone. They debate how Mets fans will react to the former star and contrast the atmosphere with other notable player returns. Additionally, they touch on win probabilities for the Jets and Giants while debating the naming of the Little League World Series. 01:55 - Pete Alonso's Milestone 06:00 - Monday Night Schedule 09:35 - Moon Landing Conspiracy 13:45 - Interview Question Predictions 17:00 - Jets Win Probability 21:50 - Squishy Dumpling Promotion 26:15 - Little League Debate 32:20 - Saquon Barkley Bust 39:00 - Wilson vs Nabers 43:15 - Sean Morash Recap

We're back for the final time in August for the latest in sports media news, info and newsmakers and numerous "goodbyes" taking place for broadcasters, as part of the "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives is ready to go over-The start of College Football with "Week Zero" coverage on the games in Ireland, L.A. Las Vegas and more! Is this the beginning of the end, again, for Bill Belichick at UNC? What about the other storylines and matchups this weekend and whom are calling the games on the networks, too?Next, T.J. talks about his own situation with leaving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers radio broadcast after 21 seasons and plays an excerpt from a Tampa Bay show/podcast that he appeared on for Tuesday to explain the "why" on his decision and most importantly, what's next?Then, it was a goodbye for ESPN's Karl Ravech after a 33 year run there, as he worked for the final time on Sunday Night Baseball from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA. We play the audio and T.J. gives his thoughts.Also, the LIV Golf tour may be done for good and they signied off their final broadcast of the 2026 season and maybe ever, due to financial problems. We play and discuss that goodbye, too.And, has Netflix made mistakes and miscalculations of the interest from their audience for MLB programming, as the "Field of Dreams" game in the Iowa cornfield did very poorly in the audience numbers. What does this mean for the streaming services in the ongoing debate of them taking over for network TV?Hear it all on the "LWOS Media Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify,, etc.! 

We're back for the final time in August for the latest in sports media news, info and newsmakers and numerous "goodbyes" taking place for broadcasters, as part of the "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives is ready to go over-The start of College Football with "Week Zero" coverage on the games in Ireland, L.A. Las Vegas and more! Is this the beginning of the end, again, for Bill Belichick at UNC? What about the other storylines and matchups this weekend and whom are calling the games on the networks, too?Next, T.J. talks about his own situation with leaving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers radio broadcast after 21 seasons and plays an excerpt from a Tampa Bay show/podcast that he appeared on for Tuesday to explain the "why" on his decision and most importantly, what's next?Then, it was a goodbye for ESPN's Karl Ravech after a 33 year run there, as he worked for the final time on Sunday Night Baseball from the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA. We play the audio and T.J. gives his thoughts.Also, the LIV Golf tour may be done for good and they signied off their final broadcast of the 2026 season and maybe ever, due to financial problems. We play and discuss that goodbye, too.And, has Netflix made mistakes and miscalculations of the interest from their audience for MLB programming, as the "Field of Dreams" game in the Iowa cornfield did very poorly in the audience numbers. What does this mean for the streaming services in the ongoing debate of them taking over for network TV?Hear it all on the "LWOS Media Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify,, etc.! 

Mark Rodgers and Cale Gundy discuss the rulings handed down yesterday by the Big 10 and the SEC regarding former professionals coming back to play college sports. ESPN’s Top 100 players in College Football headed into this season. Have you watched much of the Little League World Series?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for baseball fans, as the hosts dive into the world of young players making a name for themselves in the league. From the Giants' lineup to the Little League World Series, this episode covers it all. The hosts discuss the Giants' recent game, where a young player made a big impression, and they share their thoughts on whether he has what it takes to be a part of the team next year. They also talk about other young players who are making a name for themselves, including a catcher who's showing signs of being a good receiver and a left-handed hitter. The hosts also mention a player who's been struggling, but is showing signs of improvement, and they discuss the importance of giving players a chance to prove themselves. The conversation also takes a turn to the Little League World Series, where a young girl is making waves with her impressive pitching skills. The hosts share a heartwarming story about a girl who was denied the opportunity to play baseball when she was younger, and how she's now inspiring others with her talent. They also talk about the importance of giving girls the chance to play sports and how it can make a positive impact on their lives. If you're a baseball fan, you won't want to miss this episode, which covers everything from the Giants' lineup to the Little League World Series. The hosts share their insights and opinions on the young players making a name for themselves, and they also talk about the importance of giving players a chance to prove themselves. Tune in to hear more about the exciting world of baseball and the talented young players who are making a difference.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for baseball fans, as the hosts dive into the world of young players making a name for themselves in the league. From the Giants' lineup to the Little League World Series, this episode covers it all. The hosts discuss the Giants' recent game, where a young player made a big impression, and they share their thoughts on whether he has what it takes to be a part of the team next year. They also talk about other young players who are making a name for themselves, including a catcher who's showing signs of being a good receiver and a left-handed hitter. The hosts also mention a player who's been struggling, but is showing signs of improvement, and they discuss the importance of giving players a chance to prove themselves. The conversation also takes a turn to the Little League World Series, where a young girl is making waves with her impressive pitching skills. The hosts share a heartwarming story about a girl who was denied the opportunity to play baseball when she was younger, and how she's now inspiring others with her talent. They also talk about the importance of giving girls the chance to play sports and how it can make a positive impact on their lives. If you're a baseball fan, you won't want to miss this episode, which covers everything from the Giants' lineup to the Little League World Series. The hosts share their insights and opinions on the young players making a name for themselves, and they also talk about the importance of giving players a chance to prove themselves. Tune in to hear more about the exciting world of baseball and the talented young players who are making a difference.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Week 169! This week on Deaf Dialogue, Dave is officially headed to Spain—and the excitement, nerves, and chaos are all setting in. After completing the civil ceremony for the couple he's marrying, the guys talk about the upcoming trip to Valencia, navigating a foreign country without speaking much Spanish, and the incredible Las Fallas festival, where massive works of art are literally set on fire.But the conversation takes a turn when the bride-to-be points out something the guys hadn't really considered: they don't have many local friends they actually hang out with. That sparks a conversation about friendship, adulthood, making connections, and why finding people you genuinely want to spend time with can become surprisingly difficult as you get older.Plus, a foul ball at the Little League World Series, questionable geography knowledge, 19-hour train rides, blood rain from the Sahara, and Dave's apparently terrible idea for a guys' night. Enjoy!

Taylor has a 5-pack of topics that Stugotz and Mikey A have to discuss including the Cleveland Browns, Giancarlo Stanton, the AL West, the Little League World Series and Tennessee football. Plus, Mikey may have found a new countdown list, which Stugotz is not so excited about. And we update the polls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Caitlin Clark went OFF, Iowa Everywhere After Dark was a huge success, and it's officially back-to-school season in Iowa. Andrew Downs fills in for Keith Murphy alongside Andy Fales for a packed Monday edition of Murph & Andy. Caitlin Clark drops 37 points and eight 3-pointers as the Indiana Fever roll past Chicago. Plus, a full recap of the Iowa Everywhere Live party, the Iowa State Fair shatters the all-time attendance record, George Kittle returns to practice, and the guys wonder why college football doesn't just start already. Also: Who Won the Weekend, Davenport's run in the Little League World Series, the Cleveland Browns and Deshaun Watson, Grandview's Iowa Everywhere jersey patches, back-to-school chaos, Bob Feller's return from World War II, Throwdowns and MORE! In this episode: • Caitlin Clark scores 37 points for Indiana • Iowa Everywhere Live recap • Iowa State Fair attendance record shattered • George Kittle returns to practice • Why college football should start this weekend • Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns • Davenport Little League World Series run • Grandview's Iowa Everywhere jersey patches • Who Won the Weekend • MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa football's quarterback competition is suddenly wide open again. Chris Williams and Chris Hassel react to reports that Jeremy Hecklinski struggled during Iowa's latest scrimmage while Hank Brown played well, raising new questions about who will ultimately win the Hawkeyes' starting quarterback job. After Hecklinski's impressive Kids Day performance, the latest reports have made it clear that Kirk Ferentz's "clearly cloudy" quarterback situation is still very much alive. The guys also reveal a major Iowa Everywhere announcement, as Grand View University becomes the first school to feature an Iowa Everywhere jersey patch. Plus, Chris and Chris discuss Iowa State basketball's Killyan Toure injury, the growing trend of NFL players potentially returning to college football, Thomas Castellanos and the NCAA's eligibility mess, whether Iowa's Aaron Graves and Iowa State's Tamin Lipsey could benefit, the Davenport team's historic run at the Little League World Series, Drake's new throwback football uniforms, the Iowa State Fair, and recapping Iowa Everywhere LIVE. Two Guys presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The father of a Navy Sailor aboard the USS Lincoln has been detained by immigration officials. Seven people, including four children, were taken to the hospital following a rollover crash Saturday night in San Marcos. The community is cheering for the Sweetwater Valley Little Leaguers despite their elimination from the Little League World Series over the weekend.     What You Need To Know To Start Your Monday. 

Penn State fraternities were running an organized cocaine trafficking operation — and one of the defendants is somebody's dad. A 12-year-old girl from Alabama just tied Mo'ne Davis's all-time Little League World Series strikeout record. The Women's Professional Baseball League played its first games in 70 years and nobody's talking about it enough. Caitlin Clark is still getting hit and the WNBA is still fumbling the officiating response. The Red Sox went from 15 games back to a wild card spot on the back of a franchise-record win streak, the Orioles went on a tear of their own, and then Baltimore turned around and traded their franchise catcher to Boston. The team they were chasing. In the same division. What We Cover This Episode Penn State Frat Cocaine Ring Pennsylvania's attorney general charged 14 people connected to a cocaine-trafficking operation running out of two Penn State fraternity houses. This was not a party gone wrong. The AG described it as an upper-level trafficking organization. Two frat members were making regular supply runs to Philadelphia and New York. Pledges were used as labor to cut and package the product. And one of the defendants is a student's father, charged with hiding a safe full of drugs and cash to obstruct the investigation. Delta Upsilon is on interim suspension. Sigma Chi was already not a recognized organization on campus. Thomas Robinson thought his arrest was a prank. It was not a prank. The detail that takes this from news story to full segment: the AG said that for some pledges, cutting and packaging cocaine was their indoctrination into the fraternity. That sentence deserves its own moment.   Women's Professional Baseball League — Inaugural Season The WPBL played its first games on August 1. Four teams. All games at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois. Streaming on ESPN+. This is the first professional women's baseball league since the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League folded in 1954. The No. 1 pick in the inaugural draft was Kelsie Whitmore, a two-way standout who went to the San Francisco Firebells. Mo'ne Davis, 24 years old, was drafted by the Los Angeles Queens. If you watched her pitch at the 2014 Little League World Series, this moment is going to hit you. The league was co-founded by Justine Siegal, the first woman to ever coach for an MLB organization. The regular season runs through September 6. Women have been playing baseball since 1875. This is not a novelty. It is a revival.   Little League World Series — Kinley Rasmus Kinley Rasmus is 12 years old, from Phenix City, Alabama, and she just tied Mo'ne Davis's record for the most strikeouts by a female pitcher in Little League World Series history. Six innings. One hit. Eight strikeouts. Zero runs. Alabama lost 2-0 because they couldn't score behind her. She pitched a complete game shutout and took the loss. That is the most baseball thing that has ever happened. She threw 81 pitches, which means she can't pitch again this tournament under LLWS rules. She's still on the field at shortstop and already went viral for a defensive play in the same game. Her dad is former MLB pitcher Cory Rasmus. Her uncle is former outfielder Colby Rasmus. Her other uncle, Case Rasmus, is the team's head coach. This is a baseball family. The nickname circulating on SportsCenter: "Fear the bow." She pitches with a big white bow in her hair.   WNBA Roundup The Indiana Fever went 2-1 this week and are pushing for a playoff spot. Caitlin Clark is still in the middle of the biggest officiating controversy the WNBA has had in years. Five technical fouls on the season, including one for clapping. Alyssa Thomas hit her in the throat on a dead ball and nothing was called in real time. The WNBA later reviewed it, upgraded it to a Flagrant 2, and suspended Thomas. The Fever's appeal on the clapping technical is still pending. Beyond Indiana, the Atlanta Dream are the most fun team in the league right now. They dropped 124 points on the Los Angeles Sparks on Thursday. That is not a misprint. The Las Vegas Aces are dangerous again after hammering Connecticut 101-78. The Minnesota Lynx are 4-1 over their last five and making a quiet playoff push. And the Portland Fire, a first-year expansion team, beat both Seattle and Phoenix this week.   MLB — The Red Sox and Orioles Post-All-Star Tear The Red Sox entered the All-Star break on a 9-game winning streak. They came out of it and immediately swept the Tampa Bay Rays in four games. The streak hit 13 straight — the longest in franchise history since 1948 and tied for second-longest ever. At the peak, Boston was 50-48 and sitting in the AL's third wild card spot. They were 15 games back in late June. The Orioles went on a 7-game win streak of their own, sweeping the Houston Astros before rolling into Fenway Park. Two teams combined for 20 consecutive wins walking into the same series. Boston won Game 1 to push to 14 straight. AL East standings as of August 22: Tampa Bay Rays: 76-52 (1st) New York Yankees: 73-56 (2nd) Boston Red Sox: 69-59 (3rd, Wild Card) Toronto Blue Jays: 64-67 (4th) Baltimore Orioles: 62-67 (5th) Boston is scoring 5.76 runs per game since the break. That is the best mark in all of baseball.   MLB Trade — Adley Rutschman from Baltimore to Boston On August 3, the trade deadline, the Baltimore Orioles traded Adley Rutschman to the Boston Red Sox. Their AL East rival. The team chasing them in the standings. Rutschman was the No. 1 overall pick in 2019, a three-time All-Star, and the face of the Orioles' rebuild. He had one year left before free agency and had never signed an extension. Baltimore already had Samuel Basallo locked up for eight years at $67 million and posting 16 home runs this season. So they sold Rutschman while they still could. What Baltimore got back: Boston's No. 2 prospect (MLB Pipeline Top 50), plus three other top-5 org prospects, catcher Carlos Narvaez, and a player to be named later who turned out to be outfielder Harold Rivas. What Boston got: the best defensive catcher in baseball and an immediate upgrade at a position where they ranked last in MLB in home runs. The detail that makes this trade genuinely wild: Boston swept Baltimore in the series right before the deadline while Rutschman was out injured. The Red Sox were 23-3 since July 2. They were already the hottest team in baseball. Then they bought the franchise player from the team they just swept. Three days later.   This is our last episode of Season 6, we kick off season 7 in two weeks with an NFL preview and much more....  Subscribe and Leave a Review If you got something out of this episode, leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It takes 30 seconds and it helps more people find the show.

This week on Two Strike Noise, Jeff and Mark open the show with a tribute to Butch Huskey, the former Met and Mariner who passed away recently. From there, the guys warm up with some batting practice covering Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley's appearance at Game 2 of the 1986 World Series, complete with a camcorder that almost certainly lacked the express written consent of Major League Baseball. They also dig into the surprising smoking culture of Korean baseball, including the union-mandated mid-game smoke break and the hard-boiled eggs that apparently go with it. Jeff highlights Britt Apgar, a 22-year-old pitcher and outfielder for the LA Queens of the newly launched Women's Professional Baseball League, who has overcome a limb difference and an extraordinary set of obstacles to make her mark on the game. The guys also touch on Colby Rasmus's niece Kinley tearing it up at the Little League World Series.   The main topic this week is Jim Creighton, baseball's first superstar, who played when Lincoln was president, helped invent the art of actually trying to get hitters out, and died at 21 in one of the game's oldest and most debated mysteries. Then it's on to Wax Pack Heroes, where Jeff and Mark crack open Upper Deck Choice cans from the home run era — Mike Piazza, A-Rod, J.D. Drew, Jay Bell, Sammy Sosa, and Mark McLemore all make appearances, and Jeff extends his lead on the all-time scoreboard. 00:00 Podcast Intro and Tribute 01:35 Mariners Misery Check In 03:19 Billy Joel Mets Easter Egg 07:17 KBO Smoke Break Mystery 10:19 Women in Baseball Spotlight 16:06 Main Topic: Jim Creighton 56:09 Competitive Gamer Story 57:37 Wrap Up And Plugs Two Strike Noise, baseball history podcast, Jim Creighton, baseball's first superstar, Brooklyn Excelsiors, 1860s baseball, Billy Joel 1986 World Series, Christie Brinkley Shea Stadium, Korean baseball smoking break, Britt Apgar WPBL Women's Professional Baseball League, Colby Rasmus Little League World Series, Butch Huskey, Wax Pack Heroes, Upper Deck Choice cans, Mike Piazza, Alex Rodriguez, Sammy Sosa, J.D. Drew, Jay Bell, Mark McLemore, baseball cards   Connect With Us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@twostrikenoise Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/twostrikenoise BlueSky: @twostrikenoise.bsky.social Email: twostrikenoise@gmail.com    Don't let your common cards collect dust! Donate them to help spark a child's interest in the game at http://commons4kids.org/.   #baseballhistory #mlb #baseball #BaseballCards #TwoStrikeNoise #popculture

Freddie Coleman and David Dennis Jr. continue to ignite today's epic pizza debate. Is Joe Burrow threatening the Bengals? Eduardo Perez joins the show to discuss the Little League World Series and we play Can He or Canty to find answers to the sports world's biggest questions. UnSportsmanLike Moments of the Day: Running robots! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pete Davis covers the Braves’ showdown with Milwaukee, the latest roster moves, Little League World Series action, the Falcons, and a wild mix of NFL and college football news. Plus, the latest controversy surrounding the WNBA, a sportswriter quitting over a canceled column, and more from the world of sports.

Freddie Coleman and David Dennis Jr. continue to ignite today's epic pizza debate. Is Joe Burrow threatening the Bengals? Eduardo Perez joins the show to discuss the Little League World Series and we play Can He or Canty to find answers to the sports world's biggest questions. UnSportsmanLike Moments of the Day: Running robots! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 4: This week on the Sports Leader, Larry Krueger and his team dive into the world of football, discussing the latest developments in the NFL. From the 49ers' upcoming season to the Little League World Series, the conversation is lively and engaging. But it's not all about the game - the guys also tackle a lighter topic: the nickname for Walnut Creek. The city's residents are debating whether to call it the "nut" or stick with the classic "creek." Larry and his team weigh in on the discussion, sharing their thoughts on the pros and cons of each name. Meanwhile, they also discuss the 49ers' left guard competition, with Carver Willis emerging as a strong contender. The team also touches on the Little League World Series, where a young player from Davenport, Iowa, is making waves with his impressive skills. The guys also chat about the 49ers' backup quarterback, Mac Jones, who's making a strong impression with his accuracy and game-day performance. And, as always, they share their thoughts on the lighter side of life, including a fun discussion about the best nickname for Walnut Creek. If you want to hear more about the 49ers' season, the Little League World Series, and the city's nickname debate, tune in to this episode of the Sports Leader. The guys have a lot to say, and you won't want to miss it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4: This week on the Sports Leader, Larry Krueger and his team dive into the world of football, discussing the latest developments in the NFL. From the 49ers' upcoming season to the Little League World Series, the conversation is lively and engaging. But it's not all about the game - the guys also tackle a lighter topic: the nickname for Walnut Creek. The city's residents are debating whether to call it the "nut" or stick with the classic "creek." Larry and his team weigh in on the discussion, sharing their thoughts on the pros and cons of each name. Meanwhile, they also discuss the 49ers' left guard competition, with Carver Willis emerging as a strong contender. The team also touches on the Little League World Series, where a young player from Davenport, Iowa, is making waves with his impressive skills. The guys also chat about the 49ers' backup quarterback, Mac Jones, who's making a strong impression with his accuracy and game-day performance. And, as always, they share their thoughts on the lighter side of life, including a fun discussion about the best nickname for Walnut Creek. If you want to hear more about the 49ers' season, the Little League World Series, and the city's nickname debate, tune in to this episode of the Sports Leader. The guys have a lot to say, and you won't want to miss it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Seahawk Brian Walters fills in for Salk while he’s on vacation. Brock and Brian open the show talking about how the Mariners bounced back last night to beat the Brewers after their embarrassing loss on Tuesday night. They go into detail on the Mariners win in Milwaukee, talk about new Seahawks CB Trevon Diggs, and more in Need To Know. Sound View Little League Head Coach Tim McCabe joins the show to talk about his team’s run to the Little League World Series in Williamsport. And they talk about JSN’s route running, news out of College Football, and more in Blue-88.

Jerry is in for Gio for one more day alongside Boomer! On today's show: Mason Rincon hits a walk-off HR in the Little League World Series, Pete Alonso's controversial replay call sparks debate after the Yankees win, and the guys react to Steve Cohen's pre-game comments. Plus, Kodai Senga debuts a new entrance video, Jerry teases a big Mets moment for Boomer, and callers weigh in on an E60 feature and the flaws of replay review.

Hour 1: The Tugboat Makes a Splash This morning on the show, we had the pleasure of talking to the newest Giant, Matt Tugboat Wilkinson, who made his major league debut last night in Cleveland. The 23-year-old pitcher threw two scoreless innings, striking out a few batters and impressing the crowd with his "invisible" fastball. But what's behind this unique pitch, and what's next for Tugboat in the Giants' rotation? We dive into the details of his debut and what it means for the team's future. Tugboat's story is one of perseverance and hard work. From his days in the Little League World Series to his time in the minor leagues, he's been honing his skills and waiting for his chance to shine. And shine he did, with a impressive performance that left everyone talking. But what's behind his success? We explore the intricacies of his pitching style and what makes him a valuable asset to the Giants. Our conversation with Tugboat was enlightening, to say the least. We talked about everything from his childhood days playing baseball to his time in the minor leagues and his thoughts on the current state of the game. And of course, we had to ask about his "invisible" fastball - what's the secret behind it, and how does he make it so difficult for batters to hit? You'll have to listen to the full episode to find out. Join us as we chat with Tugboat about his journey to the big leagues and what's next for this talented young pitcher. We also discuss the current state of the Giants and what they can expect from their new addition. Don't miss this exciting conversation and tune in to hear the full episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Tugboat Wilkinson, the Giants' newest pitching sensation, joins the morning show to talk about his major league debut. The 23-year-old pitcher made a splash in his first game, impressing fans with his skills on the mound. But what's behind the nickname "Tugboat"? Find out as Matt shares the story of how he got his unique moniker.In this episode, Matt takes us through his journey from Little League World Series standout to major league pitcher. He talks about his time in the minor leagues, where he honed his skills and developed a reputation for his hard-to-hit fastball. We also hear about his experience representing Canada in the World Baseball Classic and his thoughts on playing in the pitcher-friendly Oracle Park in San Francisco. With a mix of humor and humility, Matt opens up about his career and what it means to be a part of the Giants organization.From his days as a Little League World Series champion to his current role as a major league pitcher, Matt's story is one of perseverance and determination. He shares stories about his time in the minor leagues, including a standout performance with 16 strikeouts against Mexico. We also hear about his experience playing in the Cape Cod League and his thoughts on the city of San Francisco.Join us as Matt Tugboat Wilkinson shares his inspiring story and gives us a glimpse into the life of a young major league pitcher. Don't miss this episode to hear about his journey from the Little League World Series to the big leagues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony opens the show by talking about a tough night for the Nats, and also talks about working on his putting while watching a women's tournament at his club, and he reads an email from a listener. Jeremy Schaap calls in to talk about a documentary he is part of about Michael Cammarata, who played in the Little League World Series, and went on to become a firefighter and was killed on 9/11. Jeff Passan calls in to talk about some newly discovered footage of Ted Williams talking about hitting with his Hall of Fame teammate Bobby Doerr while on a fishing trip, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Alexa Lash & the Old Fashioneds “So Tired (all the time)” ; “Love You From A Distance”

Dan Beyer and Monse Bolanos get into the growing fracture between the WNBA players and their commissioner. Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham and the rest of the players already won a huge jump in pay. Could they earn another win by showing Cathy Engelbert the door? A 13-year-old girl struck out 8 batters in 6 innings in the Little League World Series. And we play the debut edition of Name That Team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Keith Murphy & Andy Fales break down the Little League sign-stealing controversy involving Davenport Northwest, which advanced to the Little League World Series despite an Iowa player being accused of relaying signs from second base. They discuss the difference between Little League and Major League Baseball rules, whether the incident was simply gamesmanship or crossed the line, and whether coaches should be held responsible. They also cover ESPN's Pat McAfee saturation, Stephen A. Smith, the changing sports-media landscape, Penn State's alleged fraternity cocaine-trafficking case, Iowa State football's unprecedented roster turnover, the Iowa State Fair, Jason Parkin's Parkinson's diagnosis, Columbia House shutting down, the most annoying movie coworkers with Mr. Movie, new movie recommendations, and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RUNDOWN Mitch and Hotshot Scott open Episode 395 with a Costco sample showdown before hitting the Seahawks' preseason opener, Drew Lock, Devon Witherspoon's extension and Stump the Band birthdays. Seahawks pregame, Mitch and Brady Henderson break down Seattle's preseason opener, including Tyrice Knight's big night, the cornerback battle and a crowded backfield featuring Jadarian Price and George Holani. They also discuss Jalen Milroe, Devon Witherspoon's extension and Hard Knocks. Mariners No-Table; Mitch, Brady, and Joe return cautiously to the table after the Mariners take two of three in Houston. They discuss Dan Wilson, Colt Emerson's injury, Brendan Donovan's emergence, Kade Anderson's timeline and a crucial upcoming stretch. Mitch and Puck recap an epic father-son baseball trip built around Cooperstown, with ballpark stops throughout the East Coast. Puck raves about Camden Yards, the food and the memories before revealing their next dream trips: Texas football and the Masters.   GUESTS   Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose podcast Joe Doyle | MLB analyst, Over-Slot Jason Puckett | The Daily Puck Drop   TABLE OF CONTENTS   0:00 | Costco Chaos, Seahawks Preseason and Stump the Band 23:45 | Brady Henderson: Preseason Takeaways, Witherspoon's Payday and Seattle's Roster Battles 48:06 | Mariners No-Table: Mariners Fight Back, Colt Emerson's Injury and the Kade Anderson Question 1:07:30 | Jason Puckett: Cooperstown, Ballpark Hopping and the Ultimate Father-Son Baseball Trip 1:30:35 | Other Stuff: Kade Anderson continues dominating Double-A, Sound View Little League reaches the Little League World Series, Kinley Rasmus and "Fear the Bow," Joshua Báez homers in his first three MLB at-bats, Freddie Freeman tumbles into the Dodgers dugout, Lakers sold for $12.5 billion, Russell Westbrook retires, Scottie Scheffler closes in on Tiger Woods' PGA Tour earnings record, Alex Rodriguez's distracting meal-prep promotion, Bill Gates' daughter Phoebe accused of cookie stuffing, man with micropenis raises money for enhancement procedure. HEADLINES Cristiano Ronaldo hints at retirement, lost penis pump shuts down traffic in Washington, D.C., 19-year-old arrested after bathroom sex incident, U.S. hires more than 2,000 video gamers as air traffic controllers. RIPS Tommy John (83), Ben Jones (84).

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and the Go2 Guy Jim Moore open the show discussing the Mariners series win, does Jim want the team to lose?   Plus, they discuss the comments from Jerry Dipoto on Colt Emerson and whether or not they crossed the line. Lastly, Jim wonders if it's ok to bet on the Little League World Series. Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  and Puck chat about the series win against the Houston Astros and is there signs of life?  They also chat about Jerry Dipoto's comments in regards to Colt Emerson, Brendan Donovan's return to the lineup and the fact the AL West is winnable.  Kyle Yarbrough, the head coach of the Soundview Little League All-Star baseball team that is headed to the Little League World Series joins Puck to discuss the journey, the fun and chaos of the last month.  Plus, Kyle gives a breakdown of the entire roster which includes his son! “On This Day…”  Olympic history and a MLB legend goes yard for the final time “Hey, What the Puck!”  It's beyond time to put Tommy John into the Hall of Fame  (1:00) Puck opens the show on Castillo, M's series win and his Griswold Lampoon's Baseball Road Trip  (35:19) Bill Krueger (56:58) Kyle Yarbrough, Soundview LL Head Coach (1:14:36) “On This Day...” (1:15:59) “Hey, What the Puck!”

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