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Spring Training! 44th anniversary of the Miracle on Ice. Blazers have to go .500 the rest of the way to hit the over on wins. Chiefs sign former Bills P Matt Araiza. Nick Saban wants lead college football. Worst Day on the Web: the Mets are already Metsing. Isaiah Stewart suspended 3 games for pregame punch of Drew Eubanks. Are we already talking about expanding the College Football Playoff again? Players will get $600 and a free copy of the game for opting in to NCAA Football 25. Will there be an underdog story at the Summer Olympics? No royalties for NCAA Football 25?

The baseball side REALLY should keep in touch with the social team.

Does college football need an advisory council to navigate the new landscape? Who would be good choices to form it? Worst Day on the Web - the Mets are already Metsing. Pistons big Isaiah Stewart suspended 3 games for pregame punch of Suns C Drew Eubanks, but charges have been dropped.

New Mets outfielder Tommy Pham turns 35 today. Among players born on March 8, he's fourth all-time in wins above replacement, behind Dick Allen, Jim Rice, and Carl Furillo. (He's tied on Baseball-Reference's list with Harry Lord, a pre-World War I outfielder for the Red Sox and Tigers, and let's nicely project Pham as better than replacement level this year.)When Pham makes his first Mets appearance, he'll be only the second member of the team with a March 8 birthday, ever. The only other one was lefty pitcher Willard Hunter, who went 4-9 with a 5.06 ERA over 68 appearances for New York from 1962-64. Hunter debuted with the Dodgers on April 16 of that first year of Mets baseball… and immediately showed himself to be 1962 Mets material by coming into a game that Los Angeles trailed by eight runs in the sixth inning, and immediately issuing a walk to Harvey Kuennn and giving up a single to Chuck Hiller before serving up a three-run ding dong to Willie Mays.Hunter got to face Mays again in his debut, and walked him as part of a seven-run inning that included Orlando Cepeda stealing home.That was it for Hunter as a Dodger (one appearance, 40.50 ERA) and they sent him to the Mets on May 25 as the player to be named later in the Charlie Neal-Lee Walls trade from the previous December.On July 4, 1962, Hunter returned with the Mets to the scene of his disastrous major league debut, Candlestick Park, this time with a clean slate as the starting pitcher in the back end of the holiday doubleheader. The Mets had lost the first game when Jay Hook couldn't get out of the first inning, Mays tripled, and Willie McCovey hit a pair of homers. But for the nightcap, they had Hunter, familiar with the scene and with a score to settle against the Giants for spoiling his first game as a big leaguer.Frank Thomas (not that one) started the bottom of the first inning — after Neal had bounced in to a 4-6-3 DP to end the top of the first, tremendous 1962 Metsing — with an error on a Kuenn grounder. After Jim Davenport walked, Hunter got his rematch with Mays, who promptly blasted a three-run homer. But, hey, since the Mets had used so much bullpen, and Hunter didn't give up anything else in the first, he stayed in there… and gave up a two-run homer to Mays in the third inning. The Mets lost, 10-3.Mays also singled against Hunter at the Polo Grounds on July 15. Overall, they faced each other for nine plate appearances: Mays was 5-for-8 with three homers, eight RBI, a walk, and on June 3, 1962, in the ninth inning of a 6-1 Giants cruise, one beautiful strikeout that Hunter could remember for the rest of his life. He died two years ago, at the age of 85, having recorded strikeouts in his major league career of Mays, Lou Brock, Eddie Mathews, Ron Santo, Mays, Cepeda, and Roberto Clemente. And the only guys who touched him up for more than one homer? Two of the greatest to ever swing a bat — three each for Mays and Henry Aaron.Hunter's final career appearance was a rough inning in St. Louis in the last game of the 1964 season. After giving up a two-run homer to future Yankees broadcaster Bill White, the last batter Hunter faced was future Mets broadcaster Tim McCarver, who hit a two-run double to drive in Ken Boyer and Dick Groat, but himself was thrown out at third on the play.That's not exactly how Mets-Padres in San Diego ended in 1986 with McCarver at the mic, but we'd be remiss not to remember that, and to continue celebrating the late McCarver's legacy as a Mets voice. 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

Producer BJ has some ClickBait. Chuck has a CFT. The Mets aren't "Metsing," the Braves never lose. This SEC program could be in for an interesting second week. Kirby-Saban comparisons won't go away. Nick Saban decided to take a note from Kirby Smart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Producer BJ has some ClickBait. Chuck has a CFT. The Mets aren't "Metsing," the Braves never lose. This SEC program could be in for an interesting second week. Kirby-Saban comparisons won't go away. Nick Saban decided to take a note from Kirby Smart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Producer BJ has some ClickBait. Chuck has a CFT. The Mets aren't "Metsing," the Braves never lose. This SEC program could be in for an interesting second week. Kirby-Saban comparisons won't go away. Nick Saban decided to take a note from Kirby Smart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sara is joined by Amazin' Avenue's Allison McCague to look back at four games against the Mets as the Cubs head into the All Star Break. Allison made her first trip to Wrigley Field over the weekend and offers her takes on the Friendly Confines. They also look at where each team is, and it's clear these two teams are going in different directions, so they discuss places where the Cubs and Mets might match up at the trade deadline. After the break they discuss the draft, the All Star Break the Futures Game and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kristie Ackert has been covered the Mets as a beat reporter at the New York Daily News for six years before transitioning to an even weirder team, the Yankees. To say she has seen it all is a total understatement, which made for an enlightening chat.  Follow her on Twitter: @ByKristieAckert Read her work: https://www.nydailynews.com/kristie-ackert-staff.html Follow Bat'HER Up on Instagram: @batherup_pod  

Ben, Max, and special guest Leighton talk about Javier Baez giving the thumbs downs and booing Mets fans, Steve Cohen's attempts at apologies, the best WFAN NYC radio calls about the Mets of the week, the most hated team in baseball, J.R. Smith's tweets from his first week of school, and Soulja Boy's beef with Kanye.

Danny, Michael and Crawly lament another Cubs series loss and preview this weeks games with real live Mets fan Uncle Mike!Subscribe for the Early and Ad Free Son Ranto Experience.Sonranto.com

Chase Thomas is joined by two veteran sportswriters, Bob Silverman and Dieter Kurtenbach to talk about this week's biggest sports stories that includes a crazy week in the NBA, if Kyrie was vindicated, how Earl Thomas fell out of favor in Baltimore, and what the hell happened with the Wilpons and Brodie Van Wagenen. 

On this episode of the French Onion Soup Podcast: Pasquale aka Peej discusses MLB's current challenges, the future of bowling in WNY uncertain, MORE COVID frustrations and more nonsense...   Connect with us: Share and discuss the podcast on social media using the hashtag: #FrenchOnionPod Follow Peej on Twitter: @WNYPasquale Follow Teej on Twitter: @Schratz_TJ Follow on Instagram: FrenchOnionPod_716 Email the show: FrenchOnion716@gmail.com

Carrie Underwood is being sued for plagiarizing “Game On,” tickets to the France-USA soccer game are extremely expensive, and Cam Newton didn’t offer enough money to sit in business class. The Indiana Fever’s travel day from hell. The Mets are Metsing and Leonardo DiCaprio is joining. We are so proud of Giannis for winning the NBA MVP. The Rockets need to stop being so whiny about things, though. Charlotte and Jess went sailing in the Hudson River, Liz Cambage roasted a guy on instagram, Charlotte explains Tom Brady’s instagrams, John Farrell and Brad Stevens are the Patriots of the Week. Mike Trout goes to St. Louis!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mets fan Uncle Mike joins the Son Ranto show for a preview of the upcoming Mets and Cubs series! Listen early and ad free by subscribing! http://www.patreon.com/sonranto

Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, a show by the women of Amazin’ Avenue where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space.  This week, we begin by discussing the Mets bouncing back with a solid week but the Mets couldn’t refrain from Metsing and mishandled Robinson Cano’s injury.  Next, we answer fan emails during our Seventh Inning Stretch segment.  We change gears after that and take a look at the underside of baseball when it comes to signing players from Latin America. The Dodgers were recently nominated for Humanitarian of the Year which concerned us considering they are one of the teams under investigation by the Department of Justice. We wrap things up with Walk-off Wins, where each of us talks about what’s making us happy this week, baseball-related or otherwise. (timestamp) You can listen or subscribe to all of our wonderful Amazin’ Avenue Audio podcasts through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, Spotify, or listen wherever you get your podcasts.  You can follow A Pod of Their Own on Twitter (@apodoftheirown) and you can also follow all of our co-hosts on Twitter: Allison McCague (@PetitePhD), Maggie Wiggin (@maggie162), and Linda Surovich (@LindaSurovich). You can also email the show at aa.apodoftheirown@gmail.com. Look for A Pod of Their Own in your feeds every Wednesday and don’t forget: there’s no crying in podcasting! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 164 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett have some thoughts on the last 48 hours of extreme Metsing. And then Jarrett and Liam talk about Game of Thrones (and Jarrett says there is some other stuff as well) for one hour and forty minutes.

A mix by two spinners SirJakes and TrevGuy. With meditation sounds of African Spiritual Jazz. . . Enjoy. . .

As of the record of this PahSahp, the Yankees had not lost a single game. Loyal PahSahpees will know that we always like to lead off with the bad. Loyal Yankee fans will know that there was really nothing bad to talk about this week. The Yankees have been playing incredible, inconceivable baseball right now. They had a nine-game winning streak, lost a game to the World Series defending Houston Astros, then went on an eight-game winning streak before that came to an end last night. The worst thing we talk about are the Mets, because oh boy did the Mets pull a peak Metsing.So what did we even talk about? Well, Neil Walker’s bat is coming alive. Domingo German pitched a gem. Greg Bird is starting his rehab and he should be back up soon. CC Sabathia says that he will probably retire if the Yankees win it all this year. Gleyber Torres looks very comfortable on defense and offense. All that, plus the Yankee and Mitre of the week, even though it wasn’t easy selecting a Mitre. It’s hard to choose a Mitre when the team does not lose.These Yankees are good and fun.

It's time for a special edition. 4 hours recorded @ Metsing Lounge in Tembisa. Thanks again to Holly Herb and the whole crew for organising such a dope party. 00:00 - 01:36 Kondi 01:36 - 04:10 Jazzman & Konstantin Olias (b2b)

Former Lesotho Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili of the Democratic Congress and deputy prime minister, Mothetjwa Metsing of the Lesotho Congress for Democracy have signed an agreement to form a coalition with five other parties. The deal will make Mosisili leader of the coalition with Metsing his deputy. The development came after the Independent Electoral Commission announced the final results of the election. To get the latest on this we are joined on the line by our correspondent in Lesotho.

Kenny Ducey and Eric Mollo talk about how the Mets are already disappointing, and the strange layout of the stadium they play in, plus Alfonso Soriano maybe playing 1B and Ervin Santana being underwhelming.