Podcast appearances and mentions of max moroff

The National League won the All-Star game thanks to Rockies catcher Elias Díaz blasting a two-run homer off Félix Bautista of the Orioles, who had only given up three homers all season.So, let's do the home run chain for Díaz today… it started six years ago in New York!* Elias Díaz hit his first home run off Paul Sewald, 6/2/17And… Díaz is a chain-starter! That was the first home run that Paul Sewald allowed, after having started his rookie season out of the Mets' bullpen with 14 straight homerless appearances, in which he had 24 strikeouts and four walks over 20.1 innings with a 2.21 ERA, holding opponents to a .621 OPS.It all fell apart on a Friday night in Flushing, when Díaz had already put the Pirates ahead with a three-run double off Matt Harvey, but the Mets had regained the lead in the bottom of the fifth on a Michael Conforto homer, Neil Walker triple, a Gerrit Cole wild pitch, and Lucas Duda's second home run of the game.With the Mets up, 7-4, Josh Bell led off the sixth with a homer, and Harvey was pulled after walking Andrew McCutchen. Sewald came in, got tagged for a single by Jordy Mercer, and then served up Díaz's three-run blast. It got worse for Sewald, as after he struck out Max Moroff, there was a single by Adam Frazier, an RBI double by Josh Harrison, and a single by Gregory Polanco. Sewald then hit David Freese with a pitch to load the bases, walked Bell to force in another run, and got charged for one last run after Neil Ramirez entered, as McCutchen hit a sacrifice fly.Here are the highlights!Díaz now has 51 career home runs, plus a really awesome one in an exhibition game. And the six runs batted in are no longer a career high: Díaz knocked in seven last year in Denver, capped by a walk-off homer. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

A recap of the first minor league games for the Cardinals system since 2019. Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com gives us a rundown of the games and names to follow. Jordan Walker with a big home run, Max Moroff with a good outing and Lane Thomas' potential path back up to the majors. We also get into the big changes to rules in the minor leagues. Roster size increase, six-game series, larger bases, shift/infielder rules and more. How are they handling the Robo-umpires? So far used only on select games and implemented in different ways but very interesting. Listen here:

In Episode 222 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett try to turn David Roth into a wrestling guy after a lengthy discussion of quarantine haircuts, Max Moroff, and things to do in Port St. Lucie in June. There's an actual proper Double or Nothing recap in the third half of the show as well.

In Episode 222 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett try to turn David Roth into a wrestling guy after a lengthy discussion of quarantine haircuts, Max Moroff, and things to do in Port St. Lucie in June. There's an actual proper Double or Nothing recap in the third half of the show as well.

The Kansas City Royals finished off a weekend sweep of the Cleveland Indians after another bad start from pitcher Corey Kluber. On Sunday, Kluber pitched just 2 2/3 innings, walking five and allowing six runs. In three starts, Kluber has now only pitched 12 innnings over three starts while giving up 11 earned runs. On this week's edition of Leading Off with Ryan Lewis, we talk about Kluber's slow start to the season and what may be causing it. We also talk about where the Indians standing after the sweep by the Royals. The Indians suddenly went from surviving while they wait for Jason Kipnis and Francisco Lindor to come back to struggling. That survial mode is over, though, in part because the Indians called up veteran outfielder Carlos Gonzalez. We also talk about Brad Miller being designated for assignment -- and being unhappy about it -- while the Indians hang on to Eric Stamets and Max Moroff. The show this week closed with some thoughts on how the Indians will cope with the loss of starting pitcher Mike Clevinger.

The Kansas City Royals finished off a weekend sweep of the Cleveland Indians after another bad start from pitcher Corey Kluber. On Sunday, Kluber pitched just 2 2/3 innings, walking five and allowing six runs. In three starts, Kluber has now only pitched 12 innnings over three starts while giving up 11 earned runs. On this week's edition of Leading Off with Ryan Lewis, we talk about Kluber's slow start to the season and what may be causing it. We also talk about where the Indians standing after the sweep by the Royals. The Indians suddenly went from surviving while they wait for Jason Kipnis and Francisco Lindor to come back to struggling. That survial mode is over, though, in part because the Indians called up veteran outfielder Carlos Gonzalez. We also talk about Brad Miller being designated for assignment -- and being unhappy about it -- while the Indians hang on to Eric Stamets and Max Moroff. The show this week closed with some thoughts on how the Indians will cope with the loss of starting pitcher Mike Clevinger.

:17 - Robert Mueller’s report on Russian collusion has been submitted, and it seems President Trump, in a way, has been exonerated. Dr. David Beer, professor of political science at Malone University, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss the findings in the report, as well as the 2020 Democratic candidates for president. 9:00 - Ahead of their opening game on Thursday, the Indians will have an infield of household names: Eric Stamets, Brad Miller, and Max Moroff. 16:26 - Dr. Gary Riggs stopped by today, as he always does on Mondays, to talk about your pets. Specifically, it is spring break, and folks are taking pets with them on their travels. 29:34 - Time now for our Business of the Week! We trek on down to Green to Menches Bros. as we devour their mouth-watering burgers on the air.

The Indians infield is a mess right now. Jason Kipnis and Francisco Lindor are both hurt to start, and Jose Ramirez might also miss time after being carted off the field on Sunday. We look at the addition of Brad Miller and at the Indians internal options of Max Moroff and Eric Stamets. The Locked on Indians daily podcast is hosted by Jeff Ellis and a proud member of the Lock On Sports Podcast network.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indians infield is a mess right now. Jason Kipnis and Francisco Lindor are both hurt to start, and Jose Ramirez might also miss time after being carted off the field on Sunday. We look at the addition of Brad Miller and at the Indians internal options of Max Moroff and Eric Stamets. The Locked on Indians daily podcast is hosted by Jeff Ellis and a proud member of the Lock On Sports Podcast network.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today is Indians Radio Week Day 4, the final full day, and Ray Horner is rubbing elbows with everyone at the Cleveland Indians spring training facility in Goodyear, Arizona. On the final day, Ray sat down with several members of the Tribe, both players and staff. Goodyear is a blossoming suburb of Phoenix, and the ballpark is just part of the burgeoning infrastructure. Bob DiBiasio, VP from the Tribe, stopped by the radio booth to discuss the economic impact the Indians have had on the town on their tenth anniversary of being there. Bobby D also chatted about winning the division again and our Indians Insanity promotion (Addie Joss vs. Joe Carter). Curtis Danburg, senior director of communications, previewed the promotions and key matchups for the 2019 season. One of the key starters in the rotation is Mike Clevinger, and he sat down with Ray Catcher Roberto Perez talked about re-earning the starting job now that Yan Gomes is in the National League. Journeyman reliever Tyler Clippard is looking forward to bringing his experience to the three-time reigning AL Central champs. Kevin Plawecki is another catcher in the mix for the Tribe, as he came to the team in the offseason from the Mets. The Indians claimed A.J. Cole off waivers, and he’s looking to prove himself in the American League after a short stint in 2018 with the Yankees. Max Moroff came to the team from the Pirates in the Erik Gonzalez trade.

Fresh into the offseason the Pirates signed a free agent last week and now made an offseason trade. Look at Neal making moves! Ryan & DiNardo break down the latest trade that sent Jordan Luplow and Max Moroff packing to Cleveland for Erik Gonzalez and a couple risky arms. After discussing the trade, NS9 discusses the recent streamer projections for the 2019 season. How do you think they rack up?

Max Moroff and Jacob Stallings combined to drive in seven of the team's 11 runs, leading to an 11-8 win over the Nationals.

Down one in the 9th, Sean Rodriguez tied it with an RBI single and then Max Moroff hit a three-run triple in the Pirates' win

Josh Bell and Max Moroff both drove in four RBIs each while the pitching staff shut down the Cubs offense in the 12-0 victory. Clint Hurdle discusses the win.

Max Moroff and Clint Hurdle talk about the Pirates' win in extras.

Jose Osuna homered and Elias Diaz and Max Moroff drove in two runs apiece, but the bullpen gave up eight runs.