Podcast appearances and mentions of lloyd mcclendon

True, Lloyd McClendon holds the all-time single series record for batting average and on-base percentage in a playoff series. But his Little League World Series performance makes that look like child's play. Plus: MLB needs to stop caving to pathetic authoritarians who would like to paint over baseball history in a ugly shade of white. * Card 220 on Beckett* The story of Legendary Lloyd in SI* Full video of the 1971 LLWS Final!* Valpo Mag on Lloyd* Indiana story on Lloyd* Grandma's Scorebook: First Game, First Hit* Lloyd literally steals first* Stathead Search: Career Playoff OPS, 10+ PA* Little League Hall of Excellence

Look, we've all had our moments when we are upset and say or do things that we regret later. Sports figures are no different, and throughout the history of Pittsburgh sports, many players and coaches have lost their cool - sometimes via breakdowns of epic proportions. In this episode, we will revisit some of the more memorable instances of this phenomenon.Connect with the show:Visit us on the webFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Facebook

Welcome to Torchbearers: The Valpo Alumni Podcast! We're excited to have you join us! In today's episode, we hear from Lloyd McClendon '81, '05H about his Valpo Story. Have suggestions on topics or want to be a guest on the podcast? Email us at alumni@valpo.edu.This story was recorded as part of the inauguration week events for President Jose Padilla, the 19th president of Valparaiso University.Join our regional Valpo Facebook groups, which can be found here.Follow us on social media:Twitter: @valpoalumniInstagram: @valpoalumniFacebook: Valparaiso University Alumni

Over the 2020-21 MLB offseason, the MLB front office has scattered to put together the 2021 rules and regulations for the pre, regular, and post seasons. Join us as we discuss the changes and upgrades that the MLB has put in place for the upcoming season. Lloyd McClendon, the legendary MLB player and manager joins the show. Listen in, as we talk with the 2014 AL Manager of the Year and little league legend on his experience during his lengthy professional career. We talk about the memories, the past, and the influence that he brought to the hopeful minorities looking to make an impact to the professional sports landscape. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jacob-hornstein/message

10-1-2020 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this show by reminding his listeners that his last show sucked. He then talks about the value of a Head Coach in the National Football League and how it contrasts with a Major League Baseball manager. He then gives three reasons a NFL Head Coach could reasonably be fired in season. He then talks about the Detroit Tigers decision to promote coach Lloyd McClendon to interim manager after the retirement of Ron Gardenhire. McClendon is the first black manager in the history of the Tigers franchise, which leaves ten MLB teams who have yet to hire. John advocates for McClendon getting the full time title starting next season. He finishes off the program talking about prejudices and how it is assumed that blacks live in poverty and how it is prejudice to use that as a reason there are less in professional baseball. John then mentions fans that would not give up their rooting interests for their sports teams because they have a black player on the team. Yet these are the same people who have decided not to watch their favorite sports team because of the sport(s) support to Black Lives Matter. At this point, John’s show immediately ends after his camera is attacked by a flying Chicken Cow.

The Tigers lost a tough game last night to the Twinkies. Chris recaps that game and in segment two, discusses Jeff Passan's report that the 2021 draft order will be based solely off of the 2020 records. He talks about why that sucks for the Tigers. And of course he previews tonight's game.SUPPORT US BY SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris begins this episode by ranting about "The Bachelor", talking about the Corona Virus, and discussing the Tigers spring training game yesterday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. In segment two, he talks about Jules Posner's article about Lloyd McClendon's influence on some of the Tigers' young hitters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris begins this episode by ranting about "The Bachelor", talking about the Corona Virus, and discussing the Tigers spring training game yesterday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. In segment two, he talks about Jules Posner's article about Lloyd McClendon's influence on some of the Tigers' young hitters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, you'll learn about Lloyd McClendon.  Lloyd was a little league legend and a part of the 1989 NL East Champion Cubs team.  

A slightly loopy Kate Preusser and John Trupin convene late at night after the Mariners series win over the Detroit Tigers to discuss how the M's can recuperate from their injuries and who has already stepped up. They look at the upcoming schedule, celebrate Leonys Martín's return, and debate if the team will be able to remain a contender while shorthanded. Later, they take Twitter questions, shame their history teachers yet again with poor geographical and mythological recall, and design the perfect bobblehead for Seattle's utility sensation Taylor Motter. Other Topics include: Sprockets, Rainy Springs and Hot Aprils, Lloyd McClendon in the Land of the Soviets, Obsessions with Boogs, Helsinki Syndrome, and more. Music: Farruko - Visionary, Oh Land - Voodoo, Shad - Wild. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MLB.com's Bill Ladson caught up with Clint Hurdle and Lloyd McClendon to find out what makes them tick and how they will continue to be difference makers in the game of baseball.

Ben and Sam banter about Lloyd McClendon’s new managerial job, then talk about Aroldis Chapman being on the block.

The final game of 2015. We hear from Lloyd McClendon and Nelson Cruz. Bullpen Banter returns and we take a listen to The Year That Was.

Jerry Dipoto is the new man in town. Mariners reporter Greg Johns joins MLB.com's Dave Raymond to detail what Dipoto is expected to do in Seattle, why he wants to spend time with Lloyd McClendon and why he's the right man for the job.

Boston Red Sox avoid the sweep at the hands of the Seattle Mariners. It was a rare struggle for Iwakuma and Lloyd McClendon will talk about it. The bullpen was outstanding once again as new member Brandon Maurer was electric. Dennis Eckersley will give us his thoughts on Felix Hernandez. We will also hear from the M's first round draft pick Alex Jackson. 

After splitting with the Houston Astros over the weekend the Seattle Mariners took down the Angels on Memorial Day. The M's speed was on full display and Robinson Cano knocked in a couple of runs. Michael Saunders talks about Cano's importance to the team. Lloyd McClendon praises Young and evaluates his team after 50 games. Charlie Furbush is back with Bullpen Banter and we find out all that is happening at Safeco Field the rest of the weekend. 

The Mariners beat the Angels 10-3 to open 2014. We roll through the highlights and you will hear from Justin Smoak, Mike Zunino and Lloyd McClendon. We also get you ready for Game 2 of the season.