Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark C Healey

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SUBSCRIBE to the channel to ensure you never miss a thing. #rulethejungle #cincinnatibengals #nfl #nflfootball #nflnews #nflhighlights #mlbtheshow #mlb #mlbhotstove #bengals #bearcats #cincinnati #joeburrow #mlbbhighlights #atobttr #whodeynation #fccincinnati #mls #nflseason #cincinnatireds #reds #newenglandpatriots #baltimoreravens #kansascitychiefs ⏩ Watch More: ◼ Bengals MUST WIN in Kansas City Week 2 Preview | Chatterbox Bengals - https://www.youtube.com/live/aZtseW9lpH0?si=L5ZDcVwA2RZFg5zm ◼ Do Reds Fans Forgive Noelvi Marte? | CBox Man On The Street - https://youtu.be/Rwh4PudzJhs ◼ Asking Strangers if Cincinnati Reds David Bell Should be Fired | CBox Man on the Street - https://youtu.be/3Ye-HjJdmmQ ◼ NCAA EA COLLEGE FOOTBALL 25 GAMEPLAY REACTION! | CBox Reacts - https://youtu.be/hXQwjMcD244 Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Riff Rock PODCAST LINKS: Apple: https://apple.co/3QsyY1C Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3KWJcWR Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3RwZ9We Stitcher: https://bit.ly/3BqqmEg iHeart Radio: https://bit.ly/3BtowTm Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Db8Rcw CHATTERBOX LINKS: Chatterbox Reds: https://linktr.ee/chatterboxreds Chatterbox Bearcats: https://chatterboxbearcats.podbean.com/ Chatterbox Bengals: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7WtWXJbcB_g2xYu7ST276R7 Chatterbox Clicker (Bengals Film Breakdown with Coach Kyle Caskey): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7V9GfyT1tl6M1dWQtQ9730Z The Chatter Podcast: https://queencitychatter.podbean.com/ Chatterbox Store: https://www.chatterboxsports.com/store TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cboxsports Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cboxsports/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBoxSports Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cboxsports The Gangs Socials - Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThomBrennamanTV Twitter: https://twitter.com/ReidMausRadio Twitter: https://twitter.com/etrain513 Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBoxCasey Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBoxTrace Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nicholaspkirby Twitter: https://x.com/1410Kinner   We Cover this Story written by Drew Koch from Blog Red Machine The internet was abuzz throughout Reds Country on Monday night with unconfirmed reports that a former All-Star could be on his way back to the city of Cincinnati. According to Mark C. Healey, Jesse Winker may be close to a deal with the Cincinnati Reds. That's certainly not the oddest thing that Reds fans have heard this offseason, and to a certain extent, reuniting with Winker would actually make a lot of sense. After two down years with the Seattle Mariners and Milwaukee Brewers, Winker resurrected his career in 2024 with stops in Washington and New York. Winker began the 2024 season with the Washington Nationals and hit .257/.374/.419 with 11 home runs and 45 RBI. The former first-round pick was then dealt to the New York Mets at the MLB trade deadline and put up a .243/.318/.365 slash line in Queens. Combined, Winker posted a .764 OPS last season and was 7-for-24 with three extra-base hits during his postseason run with the Mets. Reds Free Agency: Jesse Winker's potential return to Cincinnati has the fanbase split On the one hand, adding a power-hitter to the middle of the lineup would be a plus. The past three seasons, Winker slugged just .354, but during his five-year run in Cincinnati, Winker's slugging percentage was .504 with a 129 OPS+. Winker appeared to get back on track last season in terms of his power numbers, and the Buffalo native has always had a terrific eye at the dish. Winker was ranked in the 96th percentile last season is terms of chase rate and walk rate according to Baseball Savant. With Jonathan India now in Kansas City and Joey Votto enjoying retirement, the Reds don't have that reliable, patient hitter in the lineup who's able to draw walks and reach base with regularity. Adding a veteran like Winker whose knowledge of the strike zone is among the best in the league would undoubtedly offer an upgrade to the Reds lineup. But there's a downside to signing Winker, and that comes on the other side of the ball. Though he can play in the outfield, Winker is among the worst defenders in Major League Baseball. Last season, while splitting time as a designated hitter, Winker was worth -11 outs above average and -41 OAA for his career. For a club looking to upgrade their defense, adding Winker would seem to be a huge mistake. Whe 31-year-old also has noticeable lefty-right splits that would likely limit him to a platoon role. Last season, Winker hit just .236/.337/.337 against left-handed pitching while posting a .258/.366/.422 slash line against right-handers. Do the Reds really need another defensive liability who's also likely to sit against lefties? From a payroll standpoint, adding Winker makes sense. Few teams are likely to hand over more than a two-year deal in order to sign the longtime Reds outfielder, and the average annual value (AAV) would probably come in at less than $10 million. That's well within the scope of what the Reds could afford. There's definitely reason to believe that a reunion with Winker could work, but only if there are more moves to follow. At least Reds fans know that Winker hates Milwaukee, so he's got that going for him. Stay tuned, Reds fans. This could get interesting.

This week on The Metsian Podcast, we welcome reporter Mark C. Healey to discuss the Mets new manager, Carlos Mendoza, and get Mark's take on the Mets hot stove plans. SUBSCRIBE ON APPLE!

Tom Seaver has his statute. The Mets are in first but have some key injuries. Ed Kasputis interviews Mark C. Healey from Gothambaseball.com about this year's Mets.

The New York Mets off-season is off and running.  Helping A Metsian Podcast catch up with all the latest hot stove developments is Gotham Baseball's Mark C. Healey.  A new general manager, a bench coach, and some player acquisitions are all on Thursday night's docket, although not necessarily in that order.  Hey, just following the big club's lead.  Who would your all-time New York manager or catcher or center fielder be?  The podcast will buttheads with Mark over those very questions and more as we discuss his book: Gotham Baseball, New York's All-Time Team.  Lastly, numbered episode #69 closes with a celebration of the 1969 World Series Champion Miracle Mets of New York town..!  The show kicks off this evening at 8:00 pm (EST), sharp.  The number to call with questions or comments is 646-787-1919.  #LGM

Khaleel Anderson, 24, has been a community activist, a member of Community Board 14, and now this impressive young man from Far Rockaway wants to become the youngest Assembly Member in 20 years. He makes his case with Mark C. Healey, Editor In Chief of The Wave, Rockaway's newspaper since 1893.

Currently on the City Council, Donovan Richards tells Mark C. Healey, Editor In Chief of The Wave, Rockaway's newspaper since 1893, why he's the best person to serve Queens.

New York State Senator Joe Addabbo makes his case for a seventh term as he sits down with Mark C. Healey, Editor In Chief of The Wave, Rockaway's newspaper since 1893.

Breezy Point resident Tom Sullivan thinks he will do a better job than current NYS Senator Joe Addabbo, and stated his case with Mark C. Healey, Editor In Chief of The Wave, Rockaway's newspaper since 1893. 

Joann Ariola sits down with Mark C. Healey, Editor In Chief of The Wave, Rockaway's newspaper since 1893, to state her case to be the next Queens Borough President .

Author Mark C. Healey joins JJ to discuss his new book, "Gotham Baseball: New York's All-Time Team". 

Liz Crowley says she's a reformer who will fix Queens' problems.  The former Councilwoman says Queens deserves its “fair share” from the city and state, especially transportation, affordable housing and business investment.  She also spoke directly to issues Rockaway residents are facing. On March 11, she sat down with The Wave's Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to discuss her campaign.

Councilman Costa Constantinides says as Queens Borough President he will make the borough stronger, more equitable, and more resilient in the face of climate change. He says those issues should make him Rockaway's candidate. On March 11, he sat down with The Wave's Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to discuss his campaign.  

With the last Queens Borough President now serving as Queens DA, crime fighter Jim Quinn now wants to be the next Queens Borough President. Quinn, a former prosecutor, was Senior Executive Assistant District Attorney in charge of the Trial Division. when DA Melinda Katz took office. He quickly resigned and announced his candidacy for the vacant borough president's office. On March 11, he sat down with The Wave's Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to discuss his campaign.  

A born and bred New Yorker, John Cangelosi’s claim to fame was as a super-quick base stealer with a tremendous work ethic. He played on that 1997 Florida Marlins team that surprised everyone by winning the World Series. He joins Mark C. Healey to talk about his new book John Cangelosi: The Improbable Baseball Journey of the Undersized Kid from Nowhere to World Series Champion which you can purchase here    

A registered Democrat running on the GOP ticket, defense attorney Joe Murray thinks he's a better choice for Queens District attorney than his Democrat opponent Melinda Katz.  He sat down with The Wave's Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to discuss why he's the better choice.

Seth Caller is the head of Acquisitions, Leasing, and Sales for The Marcal Group. He'll join The Wave's Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to discuss the One Sixteen project on Beach 116th Street and what it means for the peninsula's resurgence.

Rockaway Beach resident John Roberts is the Coordinator of AmpSurf’s Rockaway Beach/Breezy Point Chapter.  AmpSurf's mission is to “promote, inspire, educate, and rehabilitate people with disabilities” via adaptive surfing, a sport that is close to Roberts’ heart. He'll join The Wave's EIC Mark C. Healey to discuss the upcoming AmpSurf fundraiser on June 28, followed by the first AmpSurf Clinic on June 29.    

Betty Lugo, a former ADA in Nassau County, is also a founding member of Pacheco and Lugo, PLLC, the first Hispanic women-owned law firm in New York.  According to her website Lugo has “conducted trials, hearings, arbitrations, an appeals in complex matters in both state and federal courts. She'll sit down with The Wave's EIC Mark C. Healey to discuss her campaign.          

Tiffan Cabán, a career public defender, wants to make sweeping restorative changes to the Queens District Attorney’s office, and has assumed  a decisive stance against the decriminalizing of poverty and mass incarceration. She sat down with The Wave's managing Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to state her case  

Former Queens prosecutor Mina Malik  is one of the more experienced candidates running for Queens DA. She's been on both sides of the criminal justice system, as a prosecutor with the Queens District Attorney’s office for 15 years, a defense investigator, and reformer. Most recently she served as the Deputy Attorney General for Public Safety at the Office of the Attorney General for Washington, D.C. On April 8, she sat down with The Wave's Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to discuss why she's the best person for the job.    

For the last ten years, Ben Yee has been engaging people to get more involved in the way government operates. On Jan. 14, he stopped by The Wave in Rockaway Beach to discuss his run for NYC Public Advocate with Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey.

Melissa Mark-Viverito isn't new to politics: as Former City Council Speaker, she's proven she will be a rubber stamp for Mayor Bill de Blasio.  But is she the right choice for Rockaway? On Jan. 8, Mark-Viverito will join The Wave's Editor In Chief Mark C. Healey to discuss why she's the best choice to replace Tish james as Public Advocate. The special election for Public Speaker will take place on Feb. 26.  

Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato is running for re-election, and stopped by The Wave this morning to talk about it with The Wave's Mark C. Healey.  

Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato has announced that she will be seeking re-election for the 23rd Assembly District. Pheffer Amato was elected to her first term as Assemblywoman in 2016 and has been endorsed by the Democratic, Independence, and Working Family parties.  She joined The Wave's managing Editor Mark C. Healey to discuss her campaign and to discuss local issues.

Michel Faulkner is the Republican candidate for NYC Comptroller, and is running against the Democratic incumbent Scott Stringer.  He will sit down with The Wave's Managing Editor Mark C. Healey to discuss his campaign and his career.  

Dennis Walcott, president and CEO of Queens Library sits down with The Wave's Managing Editor Mark C. Healey to discuss the upcoming 31-Hour Marathon that the Peninsula branch will be hosting on Aug 26 and 27.  He'll also discuss how Queens Library is evolving and adapting to technology and the needs of the various community that the library serves.      

For more than 68 years, the Belle Harbor Property Owners Association has represented the people of Belle Harbor, New York. Its mission is to protect and enhance the quality of life in the Belle Harbor community. Hank Iori, who has been the president of the organization for the last five years, recently sat down with The Wave's Managing Editor Mark C. Healey to discuss the challenges facing Rockaway.

Founded in 1917, the American Association of Advertising Agencies (4A's) is the national trade association representing the advertising agency business in the United States. In honor of  4A's 100th anniversary, the longtime advertising celebrating the people, agencies and ideas that drive the advertising business. Far Rockaway's Bennett D, Bennett was recently named one of the Top 100 "People Who Make Advertising Great." Bennett, who works at ad giant BBDO sat down with The Wave's Managing Editor Mark C. Healey to share his journey.  

Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis is running to become Mayor of New York City. She will join The Wave's Managing Editor Mark C. Healey for a tour of Beach 116th Street, then visit The Wave's office to appear on the newspaper's podcast. Malliotakis was elected to the State Assembly on November 2, 2010, defeating a two-term incumbent with 55% of the vote. She was re-elected three times in her district which covers Brooklyn and Staten Island. 

In 2003, Matt Cerrone started writing online about the New York Mets for a project in college. In time, he turned MetsBlog.com into 500 million page views, a Cynopsis Sports Blog of the Year nominee, a job as Director of Digital Content for SNY, and a consulting business helping people reach .online sports fans.  A longtime friend to Gotham Baseball, Cerrone joins its founder Mark C. Healey for the newest installment of Gotham Baseball Live. They will discuss the current state of the Mets and the team's outlook for 2017. Cerrone who recently left his position with SNY, will share his vision for his new venture, Sports Content Inc.