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Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker return with another offseason edition of the show! They start with the Andrés Giménez acquisition and what it means for the Blue Jays and the rest of their winter plans. Jeff & Kevin then get into Juan Soto's contract with the Mets and where Toronto finished in the bidding. Next, the guys are joined by MLB Radio analyst Jensen Lewis for his thoughts on Giménez. Finally, former Miami Marlins President and host of ‘Nothing Personal' David Samson joins the show. The guys get into how the offseason works from a front office perspective. What are some of the red lines in contract negations and what was David surprised by in the Juan Soto deal?The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Guest: Mike Ferrin, MLB Radio Rundown [Intro] Publishing this podcast episode as quickly as possible after Max Fried signed with the New York Yankees and Nathan Eovaldi is returning to the Texas Rangers. With more starting pitchers coming off the board, are we closer to Garrett Crochet being traded? [5:49] During Chris Getz's media session, the topic of catchers came up as the White Sox will be exploring options to add depth [9:46] Jim Margalus attended the MLB Draft Lottery and was able to get some insight on who the White Sox could take with the first pick of Rule 5 Draft. [17:53] Mike Ferrin of MLB Radio joins the show to talk about the MLB Draft Lottery, the top prospects we'll be discussing all spring, but more importantly the impact of NIL and Major League Baseball. How drafting strategies will change as teenagers deal with the conflict of deciding to take money and play college baseball, or start their professional baseball careers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In November 2024, longtime baseball announcer Dave Sims was named the new radio play-by-play voice of the New York Yankees. Sims replaces John Sterling who held the position since 1989. Sims has been the TV/Radio voice of the Seattle Mariners from 2007-2024. Sims has an extensive career and is one of the first voices on WFAN radio, the flagship station of Yankee games. In this episode, Sims tells the story of leaving Seattle for New York, and how this is all full circle for him. He discusses all of his stops along the way, having grown up in Philadelphia, and worked primarily in New York. Dave has called NFL football and NCAA college basketball in addition to baseball. He's also one of the original voices of MLB Radio in 2000/2001 and was instrumental in helping Seth leave Seattle ironically, and head to MLB.

Kevin Millar played 11 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Florida Marlins, Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles, and Toronto Blue Jays from 1998 through 2009. He won the World Series in 2004 with the Red Sox. Since his playing days, Millar is currently a broadcaster for MLB Network and a commentator for NESN (New England Sports Network). Millar is competing in the upcoming American Century Championship, which is a celebrity golf tournament that takes place annually in Lake Tahoe. Among the 80-plus participants in the field are: Travis Kelce, Jason Kelce, Charles Barkley, Josh Allen, Colin Jost, Annika Sorenstam, and actor Miles Teller. This year marks the 35th year of celebrity golf and will be televised with coverage on GOLF Channel, Peacock, and NBC from July 12th through the 14th, 2024. During his playing days, Millar was a frequent guest of Seth's at both MLB Radio and Sirius/XM. This episode opens with a callback to a radio bit involving old cell phones. This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/SWF and get on your way to being your best self.

Kevin Millar played 11 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Florida Marlins, Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles, and Toronto Blue Jays from 1998 through 2009. He won the World Series in 2004 with the Red Sox. Since his playing days, Millar is currently a broadcaster for MLB Network and a commentator for NESN (New England Sports Network). Millar is competing in the upcoming American Century Championship, which is a celebrity golf tournament that takes place annually in Lake Tahoe. Among the 80-plus participants in the field are: Travis Kelce, Jason Kelce, Charles Barkley, Josh Allen, Colin Jost, Annika Sorenstam, and actor Miles Teller. This year marks the 35th year of celebrity golf and will be televised with coverage on GOLF Channel, Peacock, and NBC from July 12th through the 14th, 2024. During his playing days, Millar was a frequent guest of Seth's at both MLB Radio and Sirius/XM. This episode opens with a callback to a radio bit involving old cell phones. This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/SWF and get on your way to being your best self.

Legendary basketball player and broadcaster Bill Walton died on May 27, 2024. The iconic player starred at UCLA and then played for the Portland Trail-Blazers, San Diego/Los Angeles Clippers, and Boston Celtics. He is a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame. He then embarked on a second career as a basketball analyst for both ESPN and the Pac-12 Network. He was 71. Also, that same week, the Pac-12 Network went off the air after the breakup of the Pac-12 conference that took place after this past season. Roxy Bernstein was on the air after the last live event and was a frequent partner of Bill Walton's. Roxy joined the show to discuss both of those and his rise in the sports media business. Bernstein is a play-by-play broadcaster of college basketball, NHL, and football for ESPN, the Pac-12 Network, and the Oakland Athletics. Twenty years ago, he was a regular contributor to Seth's MLB Radio show in the mid-2000s.

   The popup ad that started playing in front of this podcast Wednesday was a surprise to me, too.  I'll explain fully what's going on and I'm asking for your input.    Conservative writer Jack Cashill at www.wnd.com has authored a column asking if the George Floyd era is over after he snapped a picture of a giant mural of Floyd on a building near his office being painted over.  You have to hear this.    It's too late for many suspended athletes from this past year but the federal government has implemented a new rule for college athletes pertaining to Title IX that will keep the fellas playing.    George Brett went on MLB Radio and proclaimed what I've been saying for years: It's time for the Royals and Chiefs to split up.    We'll talk some needs for the Chiefs in next week's draft, the NCAA wants more free agency for athletes and a former Royal gets suspended for something he said.  This could get interesting.

Former MLB GM, Jim Duquette stops by for his weekly visit with Puck to discuss opening day in baseball. Have the Mariners done enough? What to make of the Shohei Ohtani situation...did he actually gamble? 

Lots and lots today on a Friday edition of GCR as we go from Purple Fridays to Orange Fridays in Baltimore. Stan ‘The Fan' Charles will be in studio with Glenn and Griffin as we talk all about the news of the week, the Orioles making the sale to David Rubenstein official, and of course the breaking news from last night as the Orioles agreed to a trade with the Brewers to acquire Corbin Burnes. Busy show ahead as we discuss all of that, at 10:20am, the great Ben McDonald will join us as we check in with how his off-season is going and get his immediate reaction to Burnes trade as we do a quick O's preview. At 10:40am, the man who broke the David Rubenstein sale news, John Ourand from Puck News as we learn a little more about Rubenstein and how the deal came about. At 11am, former NFL GM and author of ‘Football Done Right', Michael Lombardi, to talk a little Ravens, Super Bowl and more. At 11:20am, former Orioles GM Dan Duquette will stop by to talk all about the news of the week as we get his thoughts on the sale, the Burnes trade and more. At 11:40am, we will chat with MLB Analyst from ESPN and MLB Radio on Sirius XM, Xavier Scruggs, to get his thoughts on the Corbin Burnes trade and what it changes for the O's in 2024 and moving forward…

The O's are easily one of this year's best stories in baseball as they've blown away everyone's expectations.  Right now, they're 30 games above .500 and a division title is squarely in their grasp.  With that said, what is the most surprising aspect of their 2023 season?  MLB Radio's Jim Duquette joined Rob and Jeremy on Monday with his thoughts on the 2023 Orioles and what's been eye-opening for him.

In the third hour of Monday's BBMS, Rob and Jeremy start off with a trip to the World of Stupid, followed by a look at the Ravens and their place in the AFC North right now.  Their division is normally seen as one of the best in football, but with that said, are the Ravens closer to a first place team or a last place team in their division?  Moving to baseball, the guys are joined by former MLB GM and current MLB Radio host Jim Duquette, who shares his thoughts on the Orioles recent play.  Are the Birds thought of as highly nationally as they are locally?

Jonathan Mayo has been with MLB.COM since 1999. He primarily covers the MLB Draft and the minor leagues, with expertise on prospects. He recently completed his second book entitled "Smart, Wrong, and Lucky: The Origin Stories of Baseball's Unexpected Stars." It is a unique take on how first impressions measure up to their aftermaths: the draft, years of progression, and for a talented few, major league success. Some of the players chronicled in the book are Charlie Blackmon, Albert Pujols, Lorenzo Cain, and many more. It Features exclusive interviews with scouts, players, coaches, and more, this fascinating collection of origin stories is an ode to baseball's endless possibilities. Mayo was Seth's first-ever co-host on MLB Radio in March 2001. With that, they spent eight years as co-workers, with stories that could go on for days. In this episode, Mayo reminisces about the MLB Radio days. He also explains the process of scouts in 2023, and how they look for pitchers that throw hard. He also addresses how young prospects are taught launch-angle in the early levels of the minor leagues. Get the book "Smart, Wrong, and Lucky" here: https://a.co/d/hDsjkRu.

In the early 2000s, Mark Mulder was part of the “Big 3” with Barry Zito and Tim Hudson. He pitched for the A's from 2000-2004. He was then traded to the St. Louis Cardinals where he pitched through 2008. After his playing career, Mulder began pursuing golf. He won the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe, a celebrity golf tournament, three times from 2015-2017. In this episode, Mulder recounts the early days of his Oakland tenure. He laments the fact that on MLB Radio, both Barry Zito and Tim Hudson did radio shows, yet he did not. He talked openly about what that team was missing in their run to the championship. Then, he talked about his Cardinals days, and then his move to golf. Follow Mark on social media at @markmulder20.

We recap last nights O's Reds game. What happened to the offense last night? We hear what Mike Elias sound on MLB Radio.

Longtime Atlanta talk show host Carl Dukes has known Seth for nearly two decades. Their connection in friendship is due to the friendship with the late Darryl Hamilton. Dukes currently hosts “Dukes and Bell” on 92.9 The Game in Atlanta, Georgia. He also hosts a weekend show nationally on CBS Sports Radio. Dukes was working in Houston when Stayin Hot with Seth & Bone was on MLB Radio. He was a regular contributor, and after Darryls passing in 2015 (which lead in part to the creation of this podcast, something that is explained in the opening of this episode), Carl and Seth bonded over the loss of their great friend. In this episode, they tell the stories of how they got connected, and then discussed the unique intersection of sports and politics going on in Atlanta, Georgia. They discuss former Senator and Atlanta Dream owner Kelly Loeffler, to current Senate candidate and Georgia football star Herschel Walker. They also discussed where Dukes feels sports radio is headed in the future… Follow Carl Dukes on social media @putemupcdukes.

This week, Alex and Travis open by commemorating the great career of newly retired Jon Lester. They also give their thoughts on the current progress towards the new collective bargaining agreement. MLB Radio released their top 10 MLB player for 2022, so Alex and Travis broke down the list and explained their agreements and grievances. Then, they dove into their discussion about the biggest snubs that were never voted into the Hall of Fame throughout baseball history. In the spirit of Hall of Fame season, Alex and Travis detail the careers of many of these great players who deserve more credit than they've been given.

Jimmy Smith breaks down this week's Bellator and UFC main events (:34) but that's not all. This week's 135 talent is on full display in combat sports! Jimmy breaks down the boxing lightweight division including Devin Haney's and Gervonta Davis' fights this weekend (12:45). Jimmy also speaks with MLB Radio's Xavier Scruggs to discuss the MLB lockout. (22:55)

Guests: Stephen Nelson, MLB Network, NHL Network, and Host of "Intentional Talk" Mike Ferrin, MLB Radio, Host of "Power Alley" and Pre-and-Post Game Host for Arizona Diamondbacks Stephen Nelson and Mike Ferrin are two national MLB media hosts who have Chicago ties. They join the Sox Machine Podcast to share their thoughts about the White Sox chances against Houston in the ALDS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our final episode of the season features a very special guest, King of New York, Jim Leyritz. Jim is a former Major League Baseball star (MLB) , winning 2 world series champions. He played for the Yankees, Angels, Rangers , Redsox, and Dodgers. Not only did Jim have an incredible 11 year career in the league and was a 2X World Series champion, but he was also one of the best postseason hitters in baseball history. He is the author of Catching Heat: The Jim Leyritz Story. Jim also demonstrated his versatility and knowledge of the game of baseball, by co-hosting a radio show with Vinny Micucci and Billy Sample called MLB Radio Daily on MLB Radio and many other. After a successful 11 year career, Jim channeled his passion and commitment for helping others by raising money and awareness for numerous charitable organizations. With a deep-rooted connection to New York, Jim is involved in a myriad of causes and particularly enjoys working with charities dedicated to helping children and at-risk youth. His new show catching heat with Jim Leyritz , shares stories and insights from sports legends and celebrities. The show covers the stuff you don't hear about in the media. Follow Jim on all his social media platforms at @therealjleyritz @catchingheat --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/acheil-tac/support

1st Inning-Up and Down Week-Cards Domination/Mets Trouble 2nd Inning-MLB Sticky Crackdown 3rd Inning-Nature is Healing: Wrigley at 100% capacity 4th Inning-The Jason Heyward Problem 5th Inning-Rizzo/Heyward Anti-Vaxxers 6th Inning-All Star Voting 1st Round is Out --Break 7th Inning Guest Interview-Dani Wexelman is a host on MLB Network Radio on Sirius XM and her Twitter handle is @DaniWex  8th Inning-Pulse Check on NL Central: 3rd Week of June  9th Inning-Return of Beer Snake @lontayespncu @thechadgordon @cubsconfines @bearsbarroom @ryandlieber --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/support

Scott speaks with Jody about the Padres first no hitter and more MLB Headlines See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB Radio’s Scott Miller joined Dukes & Bell to talk opening day, who he thinks is the favorite in the NL east, plus who could be the team to unseat the Dodgers? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vaccine update, Deshaun Watson, 76ers have inquired about Will Barton, Trevor Story on MLB Radio, Colorado Buffaloes

Scott Miller joins Sean Pendergast to break down the latest in the MLB off-season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking Free agent pitcher Trevor Bauer plus a quick covid complaint lol --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bambbambnews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bambbambnews/support

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Our guest this week is former GM of both the Cincinnati Reds and Washington Nationals. Currently, Jim Bowden is an MLB Analyst and Insider for CBS Sports HQ, writer for The Athletic, Talk Show Host for SiriusXM's MLB Radio, and Fantasy Alarm.   Born and raised in Massachusetts, Jim shares how his love of sports and a little bit of luck landed his first job with the Pittsburgh Pirates.    In his words, “getting rid of my mouth and getting a third ear” is what led to his success. Early in his career, he was challenged with tasks outside his skill set or knowledge base, but he figured it out by asking questions with an authentic desire to learn. The hours, days, weeks, even years that lead to his first go-round as GM was spent doing just that, learning.   Jim has been able to sustain his success because he is always preparing for plan B. He was one of these first GMs to leave baseball and switch to the broadcasting side of the sport offering fans a unique perspective on the game.   He even dishes on a few very unique family traditions he and his sons have completed every year for the last couple of decades.   Follow The Underdog Podcast on Social Media: Twitter: @UnderdogPod Instagram: @underdog_pod Facebook: The Underdog Podcast

In the second hour of the show B.J. & Brian decide they'll fill out a survey live on air from an article in the Athletic for MLB's Radio Broadcast crews for your favorite baseball team. Of course you'd expect high scores for Uecker and the Brewers Radio Network. KB drops by and the fellas force him to choose between Milwaukee Brewers play-by-play broadcasters Brian Anderson and Bob Uecker right out of the gates. Finally a thank you Thursday shout out to local businesses.

Grant states that it is encouraging that so many MLB players do want to see the field. There are not as many positive tests as Grant would have assumed. Big picture for the game and beyond that is a good thing. People should be excited and happy that there hasn't been a lot of momentum in the outcry to not play. Washington D.C. is so excited for the Nationals  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 started off with "The Scoop." Then, MLB Radio and former big leaguer CJ Nitkowski came on to talk about how hard the 60 game season "sprint" will be on players and if he thinks some of the rule changes for this season will stick beyond this year. And, "Game Of Games!" Also, Crosstalk with Allen Sliwa.

On today's show before I got to the opening topic I took time to talk about and remember former Blue Valley High school football head coach Eric Driskell on the 3 year anniversary since he passed away from a brain aneurysm. Then got going talking about what to expect and look for during this offseason for the Kansas City Chiefs on who they will bring back or let go. Then I talked some Kansas State basketball discussing about where the mindset is for guard Cartier Diarra and Bruce Weber deciding to change his coaching approach for the rest of the season trying to turn around a rough 9-15 record. Then I talked about Mel Tucker's bad approach of saying he's committed to being the head football coach at Colorado then days later taking the Michigan State job. Finally wrapped the show up discussing about possible changes with the playoff system in Major League Baseball.

The Red Sox didn't make this deal to come out on top in the AL East when it came to making the Mookie Betts to Dodgers trade. There will be punishment for the Red Sox in sign stealing. Commissioner Rob Manfred said there will be no punishment when it comes to the Red Sox players. Players are incredibly angry when it comes to these cheating scandals from other teams. A.J. Hinch seems the most genuine when it comes to contrition for the cheating.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Howie Karpin has been a sports reporter for more than forty years and has covered everything from the World Series to the Stanley Cup finals. He is an accredited official scorer for Major League Baseball in New York and is a contributor to Mad Dog Sports Radio, MLB Radio, and NFL Radio. With Mark Rosenman, he is coauthor of Shoot to Thrill: The History of Hockey’s Shootout, Down on the Korner and Rangers by The Numbers. Mark Rosenman has been covering sports in New York for almost forty years. He is currently the host and producer of Sports-Talk-NY on WLIE 540 AM. He is credentialed with the National Hockey League and Major League Baseball and covers the New York Rangers and New York Mets. With Howie Karpin, he is the co-author of Shoot to Thrill and Down on the Korner and New York Rangers by the Numbers..Ryan Sherman leads the interview with the 2 of them about their latest book. Tune in each week on 540 am in NY NJ CT and streaming on www.sportstalknylive.com at 7pm Sundays for the live broadcast.Please take a moment to like our fan page WLIE 540 AM SPORTSTALKNY and follow us on twitter @sportstalkny

When Steve Phillips argued on MLB Radio that the Chicago Cubs don't run enough, the Baseball Rabbi, Pesach Wolicki, picked up the gauntlet and rose to the challenge. Through analysis of the Cubs' current baserunning prowess, Pesach analyzes whether Phillips is right or wrong, and then moves on to a general analysis of the overall value of stolen bases. Plus: The American League Rookie of the Year debate, Scott Kahn offers his Rosh Hashana baseball memories, and why writer Roger Kahn should get a new editor.

On a solo edition of Locked on Blue Jays, Ryan Andrews dives into the good and the bad from yesterday's series finale against the Astros.Andrews highlights good days at the plate, particularly in the first inning, for Kevin Pillar and Aledmys Diaz and great innings from Joe Biagini and Aaron Loup.However, disappointment comes when discussing Luke Maile, Marco Estrada, Teoscar Hernandez and Ryan Tepera.In the second half, Andrews parses Ross Atkins' words on MLB Radio regarding the outlook for the rest of the season, and hypothesizes what kind of turnover the Blue Jays will be facing in July, highlighting Chris Rowley as a potential starter.Follow the host @NeoAC18, as well as the podcast at @LockedOnJays! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On a solo edition of Locked on Blue Jays, Ryan Andrews dives into the good and the bad from yesterday's series finale against the Astros. Andrews highlights good days at the plate, particularly in the first inning, for Kevin Pillar and Aledmys Diaz and great innings from Joe Biagini and Aaron Loup. However, disappointment comes when discussing Luke Maile, Marco Estrada, Teoscar Hernandez and Ryan Tepera. In the second half, Andrews parses Ross Atkins' words on MLB Radio regarding the outlook for the rest of the season, and hypothesizes what kind of turnover the Blue Jays will be facing in July, highlighting Chris Rowley as a potential starter. Follow the host @NeoAC18, as well as the podcast at @LockedOnJays! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former MLB General Manger, Host on SiriusXM MLB Radio joins Sean to discuss his impressions of Sunday's Futures Game, how tough it is for teams to decide to be buyers or sellers at this time, and who he thinks the biggest names will be on the move at the trade deadline.

Mike Ferrin of Sirius XM's MLB Network Radio talked to Jason and Tyler from rumbunter.com to give the national perspective on the Pittsburgh Pirates.  The guys talk about the starting rotation, possible August trade targets and more. Mike also tells us exactly why the J.A. Happ acquisition should be applauded. All this and more on a GREAT interview from the team at Rumbunter.

Join Steve Keane (KranepoolSociety.com) every other Wednesday evening at 8PM for "Shouts from Shea"; live with Ed Marcus (Metsmerized Online) on WBAR Iradio. Alternating Wednesdays, listen to "Keane On Sports", where Steve breaks down the world beyod baseball. Our guests on Shout From Shea this week are former Mets GM and MLB Radio on Sirius/XM host Jim Duquette and from MetsBlog Michael Barron  

Make sure to check out High Heat with Jonathan Stulberg each and every week from 9-10 EST. Jon will tackle all the pressing topics and concerns each week on the MLB front, as well as dabbling in other sports. This week’s special guest is former Lou Pellegrino, Producer of the Brian Kenny show on NBC Sports Radio! Jon and Lou will review the first half, talk about our predictions for the second half and answer listener questions. Make sure to tune in Live so you can ask your questions!Studio Call In Number: 347-843-4323 Chat Room: Opens up at 9:00PM EST  

In this episode of the SIS Baseball Podcast, Mark Simon (@MarkASimonSays) begins by marveling at Zack Greinke’s defense (1:05). Mark then talks to MLB Radio and Arizona Diamondbacks broadcaster Mike Ferrin (@Mike_Ferrin). Mike makes his case for the best team in baseball (3:25) and discusses how much organizations value defense in this era (4:51). He also makes his pick on which defensive player he’d most like to be (11:15) and who’s the best defensive shortstop in the NL (15:35). Mike then comes up with a stat he’d like the BIS crew to work on (19:43).  Mark is then joined by Andrew Kyne (@Andrew_Kyne) and the two discuss Matt Carpenter, Jeff McNeil and the shift (24:24), how much outfielders benefit from changing positions (26:58), which players should have made the All-Defense All-Star team (29:58), and which defensive player they would most like to be (33:17). They then answer a listener question about which players have made the most different kinds of Good Plays (35:01) and try to stump each other with the Ridiculous Stats of the Day (36:42). Tune in, and please rate and review if you listen.