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Dinn Mann | Founder of Goatnet a social/streaming and IP development platformBio: Didn't mean to write this like a book. Yet, that's part of what I'm here to tell you. Our stories matter. Our qualifications matter. How we tick matters. Where we can go together is limitless if the course is charted and navigated with strengthGrandfather, Judge Roy Hofeinz - Helped develop and form the original Houston Sports AuthorityGreatest professional achievement - Build and subsequently fill the Houston Astrodome, helped develop “Astroturf”, 1967 purchased the Ringling Bros CircusAstroworld Hotel - Penthouse, known as the Celestial Suite, was home of grandfather from 1969 to 1973entertained Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Lyndon Johnson, and Muhammad Ali.One of Judge Roy Hofheinz's admirers, fabled judge Leon Jaworski (Special Prosecutor for Watergate scandal), wrote in The Grand Huckster: “He was a dreamer up to a certain point, but his weren't idle dreams. They were dreams that had substance. Houston and Texas owe Roy Hofheinz muchAstros owners - The Judge & Jim Crane, Pitcher for the Central Missouri State MulesFamily “tragedies, scandals, hilarity, business lessons?” - Father, incarceration; mother's lover burned aliveLived in Kansas City in late 1990sMLBAM - MLB Advanced Media - MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM) is a limited partnership of the club owners of Major League Baseball (MLB) based in New York City and is the Internet and interactive branch of the league.spent 17 years as an executive at MLBAM and had the honor of leading hundreds of colleagues and working in a formidable brain trust that created billions of dollars of value on top of a magnificent foundation called Major League Baseball.Multipurpose ballpark metaphor - Astrodome of the 60's to MLBAM of 2000sA Who's-Who of IP royalty - WWE, HBO Max, NHL Network, CBS Sports and ESPN were among the world-class clients benefiting from our technology and associated services.Bad News Bears - Dinn turned down the opportunity to be an extraDeparture from MLBAM - “Was not without some attention.”BAMTech - Dinn was 2% owner in BamTech“Despite the fact that Mr. Mann is a 2 percent owner of BAMTech, he received no compensation when Disney recently paid approximately $2.6 billion over two transactions to purchase 75 percent of BAMTech,” the suit allegedTech purchased goes onto become Disney+ and ESPN+ for $6 Billion.  Dinn centralized digital rights and identified strategic relationshABC PodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alwaysbecoolpodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/thebobbykerrInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/alwaysbecoolpodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebobbykerrYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@alwaysbecoolSummit LendingFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SummitLendingUSATwitter: https://twitter.com/SummitLendingUSInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/summitlendingusa/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/summitlendingkc/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/loantipskc

Three Things I Learned In SaaS, Sports, Tech & Live Events 1. Fate and a George Foreman grill. Did you know Hulk Hogan was offered what would eventually become the George Foreman grill? Hogan had the first choice between the grill and a mixing device. Only problem was, he wasn't by the phone for the call. George Foreman was. He picked the grill. A $100m mistake by Hogan. Work/life balance matters. A lot. But the best ability, is still availability (thanks to Danny Ainge for that one). The world doesn't wait for us. The sooner we learn, the better off we are in this dog-eat-dog world. Sometimes, you just have to take the call. As my co-founder would say "If you can't reach me, you're not trying." A big part of our early success. We are available to our customers and partners at all times. 2. "They only show the golfers who are winning." We're in a recession right now, and even the NBA feels the pain (so do the other leagues not-named-NFL, they just haven't had that story told….yet) Sports have exploded and seem to have had no signs of slowing down. Well, kinda. The NBA announced this week there would be hiring freezes and cutbacks on expenses in fear of a coming recession (it's not coming, it's already here). Fact is the league is talking to the same sponsors we are and the lagging numbers don't look good. In honesty, numbers really haven't looked good for awhile and were just artificially inflated by the inflow of new categories of gambling, crypto and VC funded company deals - two of the three of which were never real deals in the first place. That money is gone and there isn't anything new to take it's place. Sponsorship goals are usually lagging indicators, which means a whole lot of teams are missing a whole lot of numbers this year. The reason it doesn't seem that way? We pay all our attention to the winning outliers. The NFL. The Taylor Swift's. The F1 races. The Masters. Meanwhile, the middle-of-the-road teams are drowning. And we need more than just the Washington Generals to play against. 3. Boxing, Horse Racing, Baseball and Blockbuster Video. Nothing is disruption proof no matter how it feels in the moment. Many years ago I sat in a keynote with Bob Bowman, then top person at MLBAM. He espoused baseball's success in staying relevant by citing “the three top sports in 1955 were baseball, boxing and horse racing.” Each sport is still plenty lucrative, but boxing and horse racing don't have the same place in the zeitgeist or anywhere near it. His boast was baseball still does. Nobody saw the NFL coming. Nobody believed in the UFC. This excellent quote from Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph this week "If you are unwilling to disrupt your business, there will always be someone willing to do it for you." So who's next? PLL? Pickleball? LIV? Maybe. But it's likely something we're not even considering right now. Kudos to baseball for disrupting themselves with widely loved rule changes. Easy to overlook how big a risk they took now that it worked out.

On the 198th episode of You Know I'm Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by MLB.com's Mike Petriello for an exclusive interview to discuss: - Growing up when did he decide he wanted to pursue some sort of career in sports? - Attending Boston University - First job out of college with NESN as a Stage Manager and Scorebox Operator - Joining the Gotuit media Corp as a Technical Producer and Production Specialist - Becoming a Broadcast Engineer for Major League Baseball Advanced Media - Working for Ketchum as a Senior Digital Producer - Staying with MLBAM as a Senior Gameday Monitor - Being a Freelance Baseball Writer for various outlets and an Editorial Producer for Sports on Earth - Leading the charge as the Digital Content Manager for Bowlmor AMF - Getting his current job as Baseball Writer and Stats Analyst for MLBAM - Working on television for MLB Network and ESPN - 2023 MLB rule changes - You Know I'm Right moment

Joe and Tom are joined by Dinn Mann, partner at Turn 2 Equity Partners and former long-time executive at MLB Advanced Media. A journalist at heart, Dinn rose through the ranks at several renowned newspapers before joining MLBAM and helping to spearhead one of  sports' most successful digital pioneering efforts as head of media. The group shares some of their favorite stories and discusses some of the biggest hits and misses in media and technology over the past few decades. Lastly, Dinn shares how he is bridging the gap between athletes, media, and technology through the Playrs platform and Goatnet. || @mooseoutfront || The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports. Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR). The show is produced by Tom Cerny (@Tom_Cerny19), Taylor DeBernardo '21 (@TDeBernardo33), and Ben Walsh '21, with Cameron Morris '21 (@CameronM0rr1s) managing social media efforts.

本集首先討論最近熱度最高的戰況焦點：Jacob deGrom 的火燙開季 (13:21)、運動家的 13 連勝 (29:24)、道奇與教士的高張力系列賽 (46:22)。接著聊大聯盟串流服務 MLB.TV 的開季觀看時間創新紀錄 (01:12:32)、Javier Baez 是否會後悔沒答應小熊之前開出的延長約 (01:33:19)、Jean Segura 對生涯第 200 支二壘安打的過度反應，以及適合慶祝的里程碑和紀錄 (01:44:01)。 「人物我來講」介紹打造出 MLBAM 帝國的幕後功臣 Bob Bowman (01:58:40)；數據單元則分享 Corbin Burnes 的連續無四壞保送三振紀錄(02:21:00)、打者最長的開季連續無四壞保送紀錄(02:22:27)、Albert Pujols 神奇的連續盜壘成功紀錄(02:26:45)、日籍投手包辦勝敗投的大聯盟比賽 (02:27:57)、休士頓太空人菜鳥 Kent Emanuel 令人難忘的大聯盟初登板 (02:29:33)。

On Friday's episode, Brent takes a look back on the Angels 98-win 2014 season. This past Thursday marked the six-year anniversary of the Angels winning their ninth American League Western Division title. Brent breaks it down and provides some audio provided by MLBAM to add to the reminiscing. Before getting into this, Brent answers some mailbag questions from fans, including a question about the recent Jo Adell dialogue featured in Trevor Bauer's YouTube video.You can follow Brent on Twitter at @bmags94 and his written work at Crashing the Pearly Gates. You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @LockedOnAngels.*Highlight audio provided by MLB and Momentum: https://www.youtube.com/user/MLB*Jo Adell/Trevor Bauer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7b9WkzRdZ8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Friday's episode, Brent takes a look back on the Angels 98-win 2014 season. This past Thursday marked the six-year anniversary of the Angels winning their ninth American League Western Division title. Brent breaks it down and provides some audio provided by MLBAM to add to the reminiscing. Before getting into this, Brent answers some mailbag questions from fans, including a question about the recent Jo Adell dialogue featured in Trevor Bauer's YouTube video. You can follow Brent on Twitter at @bmags94 and his written work at Crashing the Pearly Gates. You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @LockedOnAngels. *Highlight audio provided by MLB and Momentum: https://www.youtube.com/user/MLB *Jo Adell/Trevor Bauer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7b9WkzRdZ8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

opics discussed:3.01 Should this event have happened sooner? And why it did not.5.12 The beachhead that the NFL and NBA have built up in Europe5.56 The popularity of the live, late-night MLB games he presented on Channel 5 in the UK until 20087.25 The huge blow of baseball not being accepted into the Olympics after Team GB would have finally qualified as hosts in 20128.46 The history of baseball in the UK and Europe13.37 How MLB has internationalised in the past. And where there are other European hotbeds15.04 The challenges to MLB in the US - slow play and the age of the fanbase18.10 The continuing cultural importance of baseball in the US20.01 Why MLB is still a financial success but the potential for problems ahead20.30 The dangers of marketing the game the wrong way. “Come for a drink and the game is going on”. Why Europe is an important landing spot22.30 MLBAM’s early adoption of digital and social media against the background of an ageing fanbase24.36 The value of the "stumble-upon" audience25.45 How baseball in the UK just missed the social media boom26.45 The issue of speeding up the game and whether it is needed. What is being tried at the moment28.23 The chance of a short-form of baseball31.01 Why comparisons between baseball and cricket are problematic32.05 What is the definition of success for these two games in England33.27 Facebook’s deal for Thursday afternoon Major League Baseball and the controversy surrounding it35.08 The difficult second year of MLB in England. The success of the Hyde Park event and why “they have a shot at it”36.01 Can baseball become a truly international sport?37.21 The advantages of watching baseball live over NFL. The problems of being a complicated sport39.20 The real dangers to baseball as opposed to the fallacies. The importance of personalities.41.21 Pitching baseball to UK fansJOSH CHETWYND LINKSJosh Chetwynd on Wikipedia, Twitter, LinkedInJosh Chetwynd's book on AmazonWANT TO HEAR, SEE, READ MORE...

Ep. 24 — Bobby and Alex kick off 2018 with a rundown of some recent baseball news, then dive into one former Mets player’s strange in-game habits and dissect another’s Twitter. Then they have an extended discussion on a pair of troubling stories from around baseball involving misconduct against women both on and off the field, and talk about the issue of violence against women in the sport at large. They wrap up the episode with a few hypotheses on things that players would like to leave in 2017, and a chat about what they hope to see from baseball as fans in 2018. Links: Darryl Strawberry’s in-game habits Head of MLBAM forced out Miguel Sano accused of sexual assault Jen Mac Ramos on baseball and sexual violence Songs used in this episode: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers — “Running Down a Dream” • Vagabon — “Minneapolis” • The Supremes — “You Can’t Hurry Love” • Fleetwood Mac — “Gypsy” • Booker T. & the M.G.’s — “Green Onions” ~~ Follow Tipping Pitches on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Find more great content over at tippingpitches.atavist.com. Questions, comments, or concerns? Shoot us an email at tippingpitchespod@gmail.com.

We touch on many issues of the day as we wrap up 2017 in style. 3:10 - Marlins firesale fallout - Dan LeBatard show (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDT-a7fh5fc) 17:05 - Bob Bowman forced out at MLBAM (https://www.wsj.com/articles/baseballs-rainmaker-forced-out-after-alleged-misconduct-1513882805) 23:38 - Shohei Ohtani ZIPS, Steamer and PECOTA projections 35:20 - The Case for Long-Form Movement (https://www.baseballprospectus.com/news/article/36603/pitching-backward-case-long-form-movement/) by Jeff Long (https://twitter.com/JeffLongBP) 51:00 - Major League Baseball's Statcast Can Break Sabermetrics (https://deadspin.com/major-league-baseballs-statcast-can-break-sabermetrics-1820987737) by Emma Baccellieri (https://twitter.com/emmabaccellieri) 1:19:20 - Hall of Fame discussion - HOF Tracker (https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=F2E5D8FC5199DFAF!8063&ithint=file,xlsx&app=Excel&authkey=!AAAsz3uDsmqy_Vw) c/o @NotMrTibbs (https://twitter.com/NotMrTibbs) With that we bid you farewell for the year. Happy holidays to all, and we look forward to 2018.

Craig Calcaterra (Hardball Talk) returns to talk postseason baseball and the way flawed memory can distort our memories. Plus: The Marriage of Casey Stengel and manager inaction in the World Series.TABLE OF CONTENTSThis is How Casey Ran*Owens, Henrich, and Another Casey*Craig Calcaterra: Expansion Dreaming*Derek Jeter’s Marlins Plan of Destruction*MLBPA Accommodationist?*The MLBAM success story*The CC Sabathia Reunion Tour*Mortality? Nah*It was better in our steroidal day*A moment with the Warren Report and The Collusion Period*The past is never dead; it's not even past*Cheap home runs*Batman and the different versions of baseball*1950s baseball was the worse*Bo Jackson: Gen-X Hero*Closers/tie game/road*Goodbyes.

This is Episode 74 of the Tech Narratives Podcast, for October 10, 2017. If you're enjoying the podcast, you might also enjoy a subscription to the Tech Narratives site just as much (or possibly even more). There's a 30-day free trial, and after that it's $10/month. You can read more about what a subscription gets you at www.technarratives.com/become-a-subscriber/ Below is a listing of the news stories covered, the Tech Narratives item, and the source for each: 1. Twitter Announces It’s Working on a Bookmarking Tool TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2Wo Source Link at BuzzFeed: https://www.buzzfeed.com/alexkantrowitz/twitter-plans-to-release-a-bookmarking-tool 2. Uber is Reorganizing its Engineering Team to be More Efficient and Coordinated TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2WD Source Link at BuzzFeed: https://www.buzzfeed.com/carolineodonovan/with-project-ark-uber-aims-to-consolidate-its-splintered 3. Microsoft Exec Debunks OEM Rumors About Killing Off Surface TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2WH Source Link at Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-panos-panay-not-killing-surface-2017-10 4. Nvidia Announces New Computer for Autonomous Cars, Launching in H2 2018 TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2WR Source Link at Axios: https://www.axios.com/new-nvidia-system-designed-to-power-fully-autonomous-taxis-2494931186.html 5. Snapchat Adds Context Cards for Ride Sharing, Restaurant Booking, Other Services TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2WZ Source Link at Snap: https://www.snap.com/en-US/news/post/introducing-context-cards/ 6. Amazon is Reportedly Working on Deliveries Inside Homes and Cars TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2X6 Source Link at CNBC: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/10/amazon-is-in-talks-with-phrame-and-is-working-on-a-smart-doorbell.html 7. Microsoft Adds Cortana to Skype With Smart Replies, Useful Information TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2Xg Source Link at Microsoft: https://blogs.skype.com/news/2017/10/09/introducing-cortana-skype-microsofts-intelligent-assistant-comes-chat-window/ 8. Apple Signs Deal for Reboot of Spielberg’s 1980s Series Amazing Stories TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2Xp Source Link at Wall Street Journal: https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-signs-content-deal-with-steven-spielberg-1507656455 9. Apple’s Long-Running iOS Account Sign-In Dialogs Create Vulnerabilities TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2XA Source Link at Felix Krause: https://krausefx.com/blog/ios-privacy-stealpassword-easily-get-the-users-apple-id-password-just-by-asking 10. Google Acquires Podcast App 60db TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2XG Source Link at Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider.com/google-acquires-podcast-app-60db-2017-10 11. Google Home Mini Receives Software Patch to Stop Errant Recordings TN Link: https://wp.me/p8ecZ5-2XM Source Link at Android Police: http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/10/10/google-nerfing-home-minis-mine-spied-everything-said-247/ Four additional news items mentioned on the podcast: CNBC Survey on Apple Device Ownership: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/09/the-average-american-household-owns-more-than-two-apple-products.html Amazon's Other Jeff: https://www.wsj.com/articles/jeff-wilke-the-amazon-chief-who-obsesses-over-consumers-1507627802 Disney and MLBAM: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/08/business/media/bamtech-disney-streaming.html?_r=1 Flipboard Changes: http://mashable.com/2017/10/10/flipboard-publisher-program-mobile-performance-mike-mccue/#XEAxzncm1Sq4 I welcome your feedback. You can find me on Twitter at @jandawson or @technarratives, or email me at jan@jackdawresearch.com.

Michael Wranovics joins Joe and Tom this week for a conversation on starting a new sports league. Michael is the founder and CEO of 3Ball a new professional 3x3 Basketball Association. Before that Michael was the VP of Content, VP of Business Development at Streetspace: network of digital kiosks that featured original short-form content and a walled garden of internet content and services. Michael also directed and produced "Up for Grabs,”  anaward-winning feature documentary on the absurd custody battle over the baseball from Barry Bonds' 73rd home run; had nationwide theatrical release and additional distribution deals with MLBAM and Spike TV Michael talks about the genesis of his new league and the challenges and opportunities in the field. With 3x3 Basketball recently being added to the Olympics Michael also talks about the future of the sport and he shares his advice to people entering the sports biz. Be sure to check out 3Ball's website at http://www.3ball.tv/ The Facts   The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR).

Join the Acquired Limited Partner program! https://kimberlite.fm/acquired/ (works best on mobile)   Ben and David continue Acquired’s “tech and sports” mini-series with Disney’s 2016 acquisition of a minority stake (with the right to purchase a majority stake at a later date) in BAMTech, the internet streaming company originally founded as part of Major League Baseball in the early 2000’s. However the importance of this story goes deeper than just sports, with major ramifications for nearly every major technology company from Amazon to YouTube. Even if you’re not not sure if baseball’s played on a diamond or a gridiron, tune in as we swing for the fences in predicting the future of TV!    Topics covered include: What is BAMTech, and why is it, according to The Verge, "the future of television”? BAMTech’s origins as part of Major League Baseball's Advanced Media division ("MLBAM)”) MLBAM’s founding CEO Bob Bowman’s decidedly “non-tech” background, and growth into one of the most important tech leaders of the past 15 years Initial technology struggles and learnings from early streaming efforts (including a botched audio package of Ichiro Suzuki’s games with the Mariners for fans in Japan) Landing on a streaming model that works with the launch of MLB.tv in 2002/2003—three years before YouTube is founded!  Improvement of the MLB.tv service and MLBAM’s streaming expertise over the next ten years through the rise of mobile, and simultaneous growth of MLBAM’s revenues to over $1B annually MLBAM’s initial deals to expand its streaming services beyond baseball, starting with ESPN in 2010, then WWE, the PGA, HBO and the NHL The importance of media rights, and MLBAM’s transition from a simple tech/infrastructure provider to a full-fledged media company  The decision to initiate a spin-off process for BAMTech from MLB in August 2015, and Disney’s $1B investment into the newly created spin-out company in August 2016 Disney’s subsequent announcement that they’ll be working with BAMTech to create a direct-to-consumer ESPN streaming service BAMTech’s $300M deal with Riot Games in December 2016 for the media rights to League of Legends eSports content  Bob Bowman’s announcement in February 2017 that he’ll be stepping back to from a day to day role, and hiring of former Amazon VP of Video Michael Paull as BAMTech’s new CEO   Followups & Hot Takes: Facebook’s struggles with Instant Articles Microsoft killing Wunderlist (David is VERY sad) Instagram continues its torrid growth, passes 700M MAU Amazon’s new Look  The Cloudera IPO Confirmation the ride sharing wars are far from over: Didi raises $5.5B in the largest private funding round ever   The Carve Out: Ben: NYT’s 4th Down Bot David: Wait But Why on Elon Musk’s “Wizard Hat"

Host Nick McCarvel, Jackie Wong of RockerSkating.com and Nick Zaccardi of NBC OlympicTalk review the 2016-17 season and look at the major storylines in skating heading into the Olympic year. (This episode was recorded live at MLBAM studios on Monday, May 1.)

Seth Everett joins Joe this week for a conversation on sports broadcasting and sports media. Seth has over a decade of experience in nationally syndicated radio, having worked for FOX Sports Radio & ESPN Radio. He's covered or worked for 4 baseball teams, 2 NHL teams, 4 NFL Teams, and 3 in the NBA. Seth also worked for MLBAM for 8 years, ESPN for 2, & FOX Sports Radio for 13 years. Most recently, he worked as the Pre & Post Game host for the New York Mets in 2014, and has been featured on MLB Network, SNY, YES Network, Bloomberg TV. He currently owns/hosts 2 original podcasts, & also consults with the Sportsblog Media Group. In addition to Sports, he's a comic book/sci fi enthusiast, and an eclectic music fan. He currently lives in New Jersey with his wife & 2 daughters. In this episode, Seth talks about the fast-changing landscape of sports broadcasting and how he manages to stay relevant by reinventing himself. Seth also shares some fascinating career stories, including how he worked with the legendary Prince. You can find Seth on Twitter @Seth_Everett The Facts The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR).

On the twenty-fourth episode of the fifth season of The Sports-Casters, hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Bryan Alvarez (Wrestling Observer, Author), and Blake J. Harris (Author). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Don discuss Arian Foster's injury and how it effects his fantasy value, baseball buzz in Toronto, and the NHL's deal with MLBAM. The book club update features two new books and the announcement of the book club book of the year. The show ends with Steve and Don discussing the death of Rowdy Roddy Piper. -Bryan Alvarez is making his second appearance (00:23:39) on the podcast to talk the death of Roddy Piper, his impact on the business of professional wrestling, and explains why his role at Wrestlemania I was so critical to its success. Alvarez talks about Roddy's work in Oregon, his promos, and his uncanny ability to work everyone. Alvarez also looks ahead to SummerSlam, talks about John Cena, and The Rock. -Blake J. Harris is making his second appearance (1:02:26) on the podcast to promote his book, "Console Wars: Sega, Nintendo, and the Battle That Defined a Generation." Blake talks about the success of the book (now available in paperback), the upcoming documentary based on the book, and why having Seth Rogen attached to project has been so huge. Blake also talks about Nintendo possibly making apps, the battle between Microsoft and Sony, and his next project. (This is a replay of Blake's appearance on the show in June)

Jayson and I return to The XO Show this week with lots to discuss. We open with the battle of the evil empires -- the YES Network vs. Comcast (or why the Yankees hate us part 2). For the record, my $200+ cable bill is only for BASIC CABLE - no movie channels. Grrr ... 11:00 more Peyton Manning (I know, know). 22:00 We discuss CC Sabathia's post on The Players Tribune (and it still somehow comes back to Peyton). 26:30 A-Rod redemption. 33:00 we talk to Double G's own Chris Nalwasky (@ChrisWasky) who was at Rutgers pro day and gives us his thoughts on players to watch. 45:00 we discuss Erin Andrew's settlement and Hulk Hogan and my disdain for Barstool Sports* *Descriptive, NSFW language. 53:00 Jayson and I defend our hot takes. 55:00 we talk about Chase Headly's suspension being overturned, and the ramifications of that. 1:02:00 I met a guy at my bar who works for MLBAM. Jayson and I discuss how much MLB is out of touch, and we profess our undying love for Adam Silver. (@cjzero, @nick_pants, @World_Wide_Wob, @baldvinny all get a mention). 1:00:09 we finally get to the Knicks and Kurt Rambis. Dumpster fire ensues, WTF IS THE TRIANGLE? Also, I've never seen Hoosiers, and get the requisite shit for it. 1:15:00 NFL free agency, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and what are the Jets options? 

As the Orioles play out their schedule, be sure to get a good last look at Chris Davis. Also, MLBAM is at it again. Why won't they let us love baseball?! The post Episode 140: Express Written Consent appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

As the Orioles play out their schedule, be sure to get a good last look at Chris Davis. Also, MLBAM is at it again. Why won't they let us love baseball?! The post Episode 140: Express Written Consent appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

As the Orioles play out their schedule, be sure to get a good last look at Chris Davis. Also, MLBAM is at it again. Why won't they let us love baseball?! The post Episode 140: Express Written Consent appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

As the Orioles play out their schedule, be sure to get a good last look at Chris Davis. Also, MLBAM is at it again. Why won't they let us love baseball?! The post Episode 140: Express Written Consent appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

2015-04-28 Tuesday expert: Cory Schwartz, MLBAM ... Runs 50:23

On today's podcast I've included one of the panel discussion's I moderated at SEAT in Miami.  We looked at where the fan was headed and how will sports serve fans in the future.  It was great to have several different perspectives on the panel with Leagues (NFL and MLB), teams (New England Patriots), media (ESPN) and technology (Experience, MLBAM, ESPN) all represented on the panel. Full show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/technology-digital-fan-engagement/

2014-08-15 Guest Expert: Corey Schwartz, MLBAM ... Runs 1:33:35

Ben and Sam answer listener emails about MLBAM’s new tracking technology and the future of scouting, nine-man rosters, baseball spoilers, and more.

Chris Harrington (@mookieghana) and Brandon Howard (@brandonthurston) discuss the week’s topics in wrestling business news: * 00:00:00 Vince McMahon sells 4% of WWE shares for investments in football; XFL trademarks * 00:54:45 Former WWE BOD Bob Bowman left MLBAM over alleged misconduct * 01:05:36 Ring of Honor attendance records (Lavie Margolin article) * 01:22:38 Club WWN subscription service introduced, Update on exhibits in WWN/FloSports lawsuit * 01:36:01 Matt Hardy vs. Bray Wyatt added to 205 Live house shows * 01:42:23 Happy Rusev Day shirts sell out of stock on WWEShop * 01:46:39 Women’s Royal Rumble * 01:54:06 Predictions for 2018 Become a Patreon supporter and see the show notes with exclusive detail, article links, commentary from the hosts and much more! Go to patreon.com/wrestlenomics. Check out Mookie’s work at wrestlenomics.com and indeedwrestling.com. Read Brandon’s latest at fightful.com Email questions and comments to wrestlenomics@gmail.com Dedicated Wrestlenomics Radio RSS feed: https://audioboom.com/channels/4561995.rssSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/wrestlenomics-radio/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.