Podcasts about New Orleans Baby Cakes

El Paso Chihuahuas Triple-A baseball play-by-play broadcaster Tim Hagerty ("Root for the Home Team: Minor League Baseball's Most Off-the-Wall Team Names and the Stories Behind Them" and "Tales from the Dugout: 1,001 Humorous, Inspirational and Wild Anecdotes from Minor League Baseball") joins the show this week to spotlight some of the most memorable names and events in "forgotten" minor league history. When Hagerty isn't calling games for the San Diego Padres top minor league affiliate, he can usually be found digging deep down a variety of research rabbit holes, in a never-ending quest to refine his encyclopedic "double-asterisk" knowledge of baseball factoids and historical lore. For us, it's a callback to minor-league teams of yore like the: Tucson Toros, Huntsville Stars, Mobile (AL) BayBears, Portland Beavers, Hutchinson Salt Packers, Ilion (NY) Typewriters, Montpelier (VT) Goldfish, Kalamazoo Celery Pickers, Saskatoon Berrypickers, Greenville (MS) Cotton Pickers, Porterville (CA) Orange Pickers, New Orleans Baby Cakes, New Orleans Pelicans, Midland (TX) Cubs, Texarkana (TX & AR!) Casket Makers, Agua Prieta (Sonora, MX & Douglas, AZ!) Charros, Corsicana (TX) Oil Citys, Bluefield (WV) Blue Jays, Princeton (WV) Rays, and Pittsfield (MA) Astros - among others. And, of course, we get Hagerty's take on the current state of MiLB, now that Major League Baseball is fully in charge - and where it's likely headed in the years to come.     BUY EARLY & OFTEN: Root for the Home Team: Minor League Baseball's Most Off-the-Wall Team Names and the Stories Behind Them (2012 book) Tales from the Dugout: 1,001 Humorous, Inspirational and Wild Anecdotes from Minor League Baseball (2023 book)   FIND & FOLLOW: Website: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable

We had Gary Willsch on this week's episode. Gary is an avid New York Yankees fan and a season ticket holder for the Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. Gary shared what it's like to see some future Yankee greats up close and personal in the minor leagues and what it was like to see games at the old Yankee Stadium.He mentions what it was like to be in New York on September 11th, 2001 and how it felt having the Yankees play in the World Series.Gary also shares his side of the story about the famous Miami trip. Johnny won a trip from the New Orleans Baby Cakes to see the Miami Marlins and Gary won a trip from the Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders to see the New York Yankees play against Miami.Follow Gary on social media -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gary.willsch/Earned Fun Average -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)

Tim Grubbs joined us on this week's EFA episode. Tim called New Orleans Zephyrs and New Orleans Baby Cakes games for 17 years and is the current radio broadcaster for the Wichita Wind Surge. Tim tells us about his transition from New Orleans to Wichita and who some of his radio influences were growing up.He also discusses Walk-Off City and shares his Proffitt & Loss with us.Follow the Wichita Wind Surge and Tim online.Tim Grubbs -Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mrtimgrubbs (@MrTimGrubbs)Wind Surge - Website: https://www.milb.com/wichitaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/windsurgeict/ (@WindSurgeICT)Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/windsurgeict (@WindSurgeICT)Earned Fun Average -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/earnedfunavg/ (@EarnedFunAvg)

Are you ready to laugh and learn? This week on my podcast I have the amazing Chris Trew! Since 2006, Chris has taught hundreds of improv workshops at comedy festivals, corporate events, conventions, and festivals. In 2020, his innovative Zoom workshops were featured at San Diego Social Media Day, Full Sail University, and a handful of tech startups in need of custom team-building events. In the past, Chris has worked with SXSW, The Austin Film Festival, Crescent City Creative Carnival, TribeCon, and comedy festivals all over North America. He's collaborated with brands like the New Orleans Pelicans, State Farm, The Beard Struggle, the Buffalo Chip the New Orleans Baby Cakes, and FunFunFun Fest. He's the author of Improv Wins and How to Build a Comedy Scene from Scratch and the creator of nearly 100 original comedy shows formats. Join us, you don't want to miss Chris! Chris is also offering you a lovely gift where you can (painlessly) discover the magic of improv. Claim it right here! Want to connect? Me too. Join our We Kick Bot community - full of people just like you who want to make it rain without selling their souls. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/epic-engagement-adventure/message

We have on Bob Moullette from the Wichita Wind Surge this week. He is the Director of Fan Experience for the Double A team for the Minnesota Twins. He previously worked for the New Orleans Baby Cakes before they left New Orleans and rebranded in Wichita.Hear his story as how he explains Wichita's alternate identity, the Wichita Turbo Tubs, was nearly the actual name for the new Wichita baseball club.He explains the difference from rebranding an existing team with the New Orleans Zephyrs to the New Orleans Baby Cakes versus a new team in Wichita.Make sure you come to a game at beautiful Riverfront Stadium in Wichita and see the vision the late Lou Schwechheimer had for a vastly growing city.Follow the Wichita Wind Surge and Bob online.Wichita Wind Surge -Instagram: @windsurgeictTwitter: @WindSurgeICTWebsite: https://www.milb.com/wichitaBob Moullette -Twitter: @thebobbymoshowEarned Fun Average -Instagram: @EarnedFunAvgTwitter: @EarnedFunAvg

Designer extraordinaire Todd Radom is back on Baseball By Design, this time to discuss his work on the Wichita Wind Surge's Pegasus-based brand and what the nickname Wind Surge means to the up-and-coming city of Wichita, Kansas—not to mention the alternate Turbo Tubs brand that he created. The team's director of fan experience Bob Moullette also joins, offering his perspective on the transition from the notably wacky New Orleans Baby Cakes brand to the  more austere Wind Surge identity. Todd Radom Website / Twitter Wichita Wind Surge Website / Twitter / Bob Moullette Twitter Baseball By Design Twitter / Instagram / Website Curved Brim Media Network Website / Twitter

Two guys from different parts of the country (Kansas and Mississippi) share a random connection. Hear the story about how the New Orleans Baby Cakes left New Orleans, Louisiana and moved to Wichita, Kansas.In this episode: New Orleans Zephyrs, New Orleans Baby Cakes, Wichita Wranglers and Wichita Wind Surge.Rate, Review and Subscribe.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter.Instagram: @EarnedFunAvgTwitter: @EarnedFunAvg

Welcome back to the podcast.  After a long summer break the bros are back talking in tangents like no one else can!  We talk about what we've been up to as well as talk about Dune, the Eternals and a fine critique of the mascot of The New Orleans Baby Cakes.

Inside The Shrine - Season 3 : Ep. 33 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside The Shrine - Season 3 : Ep. 32 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside The Shrine - Season 3 : Ep. 31 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Episode 10 of The Guys in the Cheap Seats with Charles Campisi features Augusto “Cookie” Rojas. Cookie is currently the Senior Vice President and General Manager of the New Orleans Baby Cakes, the Triple A affiliate of the Miami Marlins. Cookie is a non-active duty Marine who served in Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm before earning a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Rhode Island University and a Law Degree from Suffolk University Law School. Cookie parlayed his degrees into roles with the Rhode Island Attorney General, United Way of Rhode Island, and Pawtucket Credit Union before beginning his sport journey with the Pawtucket Red Sox in March 2007. This episode is brought to you by Groupmatics, an event ticket technology company that provides the easiest way for teams to sell and distribute group tickets online, the only time the guys in the cheap seats get the good seats is when we use Groupmatics. This is part one of six part series where Groupmatics and I will provide exclusive interviews with industry professionals who have experience in the sport sales world. Please subscribe and rate us on iTunes, Anchor, Stitcher, Podbean or wherever you get your podcasts. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Baseball and BBQ interviews 1969 World Series Champion, Ron Swoboda. Author of Here's the Catch from St. Martins Press. We speak to Ron about his growing up in Baltimore, playing for Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges and his relationships with his teammates. Ron Swoboda played for the Mets, Expos and Yankees during his 9 year career before a career in broadcasting. Currently he is the color commentator for the New Orleans Baby Cakes, the Triple A affiliate of the Miami Marlins

Inside The Shrine : Season 3 - Ep. 30 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside The Shrine : Season 3 - Ep. 29 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside The Shrine : Season 3 - Ep. 28 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside the Shrine : Season 3 - Ep. 27 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Claycomb says the city made mistakes with the ballpark land deal, but she supports the package of agreements that is bringing the New Orleans Baby Cakes to Wichita.

Inside The Shrine: Season 3- Ep. 26 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside The Shrine : Season 3 - Ep. 25 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside the Shrine : Season 2 - Ep. 24 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Inside the Shrine : Season 2 - Ep. 23 by New Orleans Baby Cakes

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Steven Brault‘s national-anthem performance, Brandon Morrow‘s ignoble injury, the Kelvin Herrera trade, banana ambivalence, a suspicious baby-powder puff, Vinny Castilla‘s bat-boning, an interleague-play update, Jose Urena‘s control, the New Orleans Baby Cakes and minor-league team names, the senseless Giants-Marlins beanball war, the debut of Jonathan Loaisiga, and a […]

Devin Jones & Mat Fogarty of Orifist joins us to talk about their album "Behold the Fortunate" and Cobra Kai! Also tonight: ∙ Not Real Review of Deadpool 2. ∙ Solo: A Star Wars Story comes to the movies. ∙ New Orleans Baby Cakes review. ∙ PPVGuys Not Real Movie News ∙ WTF is Fashwave? Not Real Radio: Listen Live Sunday Nights from 8:00 - 10:00pm To call in 504-475-8414 Subscribe to our LIVE channels: Mixlr: www.mixlr.com/not-real-radio Youtube: https://goo.gl/CLgwn9 All Shows available at : Google Play: https://goo.gl/vrGNKM iTunes: https://goo.gl/SvRBJB Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/not-real-radio Stitcher: https://goo.gl/zrf7XZ For all this and Merch visit: www.notrealradio.com

New Orleans native Johnny Giavotella joins The Chris Gordy Show to talk about joining the New Orleans Baby Cakes and getting to play with a team in the city he grew up in.

New Orleans native Johnny Giavotella joins The Chris Gordy Show to talk about joining the New Orleans Baby Cakes and getting to play with a team in the city he grew up in.

The boys reflect on Jackie Robinson Day and celebrate the round mound of the pitching mound, Bartolo Colon. Then stand up comedian and “Mayor of New Orleans Sports” Chris Trew calls in to tell us about spending a week living in the AAA baseball stadium of the newly renamed New Orleans Baby Cakes. Finally, legendary broadcaster Vin Scully (Josh Simpson) stops by accompanied by non-legendary batboy Ronald Turkin (Jake Jabbour), and they both tell stories of their 67 years spent with the Dodgers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tim Grubbs has been the voice of the New Orleans Baby Cakes for 16 years.  He joins the podcast this week to talk all things including: Broadcasting for a team named the Baby Cakes, climbing the MiLB ladder, broadcasting for a New Orleans team during Katrina, meeting his eventual wife on the road in Iowa, his favorite players to broadcast and what Vlad Guerrero and Andruw Jones looked like in Low-A.

Quickie Mart joins the show as well as the voice of the New Orleans Baby Cakes, Tim Grubbs.

Nationals senior advisor of player development Spin Williams joins the podcast after winning the 2016 Mike Coolbaugh Award for his work mentoring prospects. Tyler and Sam also give their AFL MVP picks and discuss the newly named New Orleans Baby Cakes.

Who Dat Confessional with Rev Windham and Bryan Bienemy talk about the Saints loss to the Broncos, a preview of the Saints-Panthers game and the new name of the New Orleans Baby Cakes!