Podcasts about Ops

Looking for more dating hell stories? https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTz_vyR-zjcC75VCNZOZmfp2NgTNq8An_In this episode of r/DatingHell we have the displeasure of another series of dating fails. Dating is always difficult, but our OPs decide to give these specimens the benefit of the doubt... And it almost goes terribly wrong every single time. This is the reality of bad first dates in dating hell. I'm glad I don't hafta worry about this stuff anymore.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/reddxyTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/daytondoesDiscord: https://discord.gg/Sju7YckUWuPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/daytondoesPatreon: http://patreon.com/daytondoesTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/daytondoesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReddXD/Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/reddx

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Just because the Mets held a team meeting and lost in yet another blowout, it didn't mean National League Town wouldn't try its luck at meeting. Here, we have Jeff Hysen getting together with original co-host Greg Prince to try and figure out why the f-word (frustrating) is so gosh darn prevalent in Mets fans' thoughts these days. NLT has no good answers to the club's pitching and hitting woes, but at least nobody's ERA rose or OPS sagged while this episode was being recorded.

Steve welcomes paranormalist and talk show host Don Rogers of The After Dark Show, where he explores all things paranormal, black ops, conspiracy and spiritual; from government programs and alien abductions to spiritual awakening and healing modalities. You can find Don at the following locations: https://www.youtube.com/@March4thProductions and https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-after-dark-show-with-don-rogers–6191691Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/missing-persons-mysteries--5624803/support.

#Werbung in eigener Sache:Hinweis: NUR NOCH HEUTE GIBT ES MERCH AUF VORBESTELLUNG! Der Shop schließt um 23:59 Uhr Monty-Merch.de In Aktenzeichen 123 werfen wir mal einen Blick an den Rand von Berlin: Etwa 50 Kilometer südlich liegen die Beelitz-Heilstätten ... ein Ort voller Geschichte, Geheimnisse und Gänsehautpotenzial.Conny hat es immerhin schon mal bis auf den Parkplatz geschafft, für eine richtige Tour hat die Zeit damals aber nicht gereicht. Immerhin: Ein Blick durch den Zaun war drin.Wie viele wissen – hier steckt mehr drin, als man auf den ersten Blick sieht. In dieser Folge nehmen wir euch mit an einen der wohl bekanntesten Lost Places Deutschlands.Einst als Lungenklinik gebaut, später Lazarett, Sowjet-Krankenhaus und irgendwann einfach sich selbst überlassen. Die verfallenen Gebäude, OP-Säle, Keller und Dachstühle sind heute nicht nur Kulisse für Filme, sondern auch Bühne für unzählige Gruselgeschichten.Es gibt kaum einen Ort in Deutschland, um den sich so viele urbane Legenden ranken. Wir erzählen euch von einem bizarren Mordfall bei einem vermeintlichen Fotoshooting, von der grausamen Mordserie des sogenannten Rosa Riesen, vom berüchtigten "Schleicher von Beelitz", der durch Schächte kriecht, und von der Weißen Frau, die angeblich noch immer in alten Fluren gesehen wird.Außerdem geht's um brennende Rollstühle, verschwundene Drohnen, flüsternde Spiegel, Stimmen aus dem Aufzugsschacht, eine geisterhafte Halloween-Party – und um Szene 27 aus dem Horrorfilm "Heilstätten", bei der es angeblich zu einem echten paranormalen Vorfall kam.

In this episode, Denise Leonhard, CEO of Early Warning (the company behind Zelle), joins us to discuss her journey from American Express and PayPal to leading one of the largest real-time payment networks in the US. Denise shares how Zelle became a $1 trillion powerhouse, what makes it different from other P2P networks, and how it's expanding into small business payments. We dive into Zelle's unique bank-owned structure, the challenges of fraud, and the roadmap for growth—including new tools for SMBs and disbursement payments. Denise also offers candid insights on building teams, product innovation, and the future of real-time payments.Denise Leonhard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denise-leonhard-4b93918/00:00:00 - Why Zelle's Office is Always Full in SF00:01:34 - Denise's Journey: From Venmo Rival to Zelle CEO00:02:57 - Early Wallets at Amex and PayPal's Public Era00:05:05 - Leading Venmo and Taking a Break00:05:36 - Meeting Early Warning: The Banks Behind Zelle00:06:20 - How Zelle Was Born and Grew to $1 Trillion00:07:09 - Early Warning's Mission: Fighting Fraud00:08:17 - Small Business Stories and Financial Inclusion00:09:02 - What Makes Zelle Different from Venmo?00:10:12 - Real-Time Money: Stories of Instant Relief00:11:20 - Zelle's Biggest Days: Rent, Payday, and SMB Growth00:12:14 - How SMBs and Consumers Use Zelle Differently00:13:30 - Can Non-Bank Apps Join the Zelle Network?00:14:55 - Zelle's Roadmap: SMB Tools, Tags, and QR Codes00:16:01 - Disbursements: The Hidden Power of Zelle00:17:43 - Tackling Fraud: Tech, Product, and Education00:19:24 - Who Owns Fraud? Banks, Consumers, and Liability00:20:53 - How Zelle's Settlement Infrastructure Works00:21:25 - Product Roadmap: Network Growth and SMB Focus00:23:01 - Building the Team: Product, Ops, and Fraud00:24:16 - Strengthening Bank Relationships for Expansion00:25:13 - Why Zelle Builds Fraud Tools In-House00:25:19 - Hiring Across New York, SF, and Scottsdale00:26:31 - Celebrating $2 Trillion and Planning the Next Trillion00:26:41 - Advice for Fintech Founders and Operators___Connect with Rex on social media:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rexsalisbury/Twitter: https://twitter.com/rexsalisburyTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rex.salisburyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rexsalisbury/

Looking for more dating hell stories? https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTz_vyR-zjcC75VCNZOZmfp2NgTNq8An_In this episode of r/DatingHell we have the displeasure of another series of dating fails. Dating is always difficult, but our OPs decide to give these specimens the benefit of the doubt... And it almost goes terribly wrong every single time. This is the reality of bad first dates in dating hell. I'm glad I don't hafta worry about this stuff anymore.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/reddxyTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/daytondoesDiscord: https://discord.gg/Sju7YckUWuPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/daytondoesPatreon: http://patreon.com/daytondoesTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/daytondoesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReddXD/

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In preparing for this recording, it just gave me a total PTSD flashback to the pandemic. And we had the Great Resignation. Oh, my goodness. At the time of this recording, it's 2025. I was just thinking about that, and I was also thinking about this idea that once we find a great teammate—a great team member—we want so badly to keep them. I think about the NCAA collegiate coaches right now and what they're having to do, working so hard not just to find new talent, but to keep the talent they already have. It's so easy for these players to go back and forth. So let's talk about this idea of retention in your business so that you can make sure to retain the right talent—the talent that is really offering a lot of value not only to the business and the mission itself, but also to the actual team members. They're finding joy in their work. So let's see if we can liberate you from chaos by helping you retain the right talent. It's Scott Beebe with Business On Purpose again. Go check out the Dickie and Donnie Show on this thread, that wonderful podcast that Shawn and Brandon, two of the coaches here at Business On Purpose, have been building for you. We've got a lot of people listening to it. Super fun. Alright, let's talk about retention. To retain talent, you've got to learn to invest time in deep, meaningful conversations. Now, I realize I've just lost a lot of you. Some of you might just turn this podcast off because you're thinking, That is not within my wheelhouse. Listen—people crave attention. You do, too. I do, too. We crave connection. When we feel disconnected, we're likely to go look somewhere else, no matter how rewarding the work itself might be. You might go, Well, this is my ideal job. Yeah, but it's not my ideal culture. So one effective way to foster connection is through what we call the Big 5 Feedback Loop. It's a concept you've heard me mention before on this podcast, and it's inspired by the Big Five safari animals in Africa. And to be honest, I don't really remember what they are—I'm sure there's probably a lion and a giraffe and an elephant or something like that—but you can look them up. The Big 5 Feedback Loop consists of five elements that are crucial for small business success. Just imagine a loop with five points on it. 1. Team Meeting This is a weekly, one-hour gathering led by a leader with a set agenda. It's not new—but it's intentional. One hour, agenda-driven, leader-led. During this meeting, you celebrate big wins, review what we call the "anchor" (the essential culture-building elements in your business), do training, give handbook reminders, celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, and review the upcoming 4, 8, 12, and 16-week calendar. Most people forget to do all that because we get too busy talking about daily tasks and sales. You also discuss your 12-week goals—three quarterly objectives—and you touch briefly on each business system (Marketing, Sales, Operations, Admin) at a high level. This is NOT the time for project-level problem solving. That comes later. 2. Departmental Meetings These are weekly, one-hour sessions focused on specific business systems or departments—Marketing, Sales, Ops, Admin. If you need to combine Marketing and Sales because you're small, that's okay. These meetings dive into repetitive elements and results. In your Operations meeting, for instance, this is where you talk job-by-job and get into production details. But this is the only place to do that. 3. Executive Meeting This meeting is for your high-level leadership team. Even in a small business, it's valuable to zoom out and take a bird's-eye view of things once or twice a month. You talk about strategy, big-picture issues, and alignment. 4. One-on-One Check-ins These are short, 15-minute meetings with each team member, ideally once or twice a month. They follow a five-question format: What big win do you have from this month? What are you seeing and thinking right now? What blind spots do I have? What do you need from me? Here's what I see and what I need from you. (Note: The fifth one is a statement, not a question—this is where you provide feedback.) 5. Annual Performance Review This happens once or twice a year. What makes it work is that it's two-way. Half the review is your evaluation of the team member, and the other half is their self-assessment. You can use the same set of questions for both, usually delivered in a form ahead of the meeting. If you'll implement the Big 5 Feedback Loop—Team Meetings, Departmental Meetings, Executive Meetings, One-on-One Check-ins, and Annual Reviews—you create multiple intentional touchpoints for communication and connection. When you do that, you build a strong, engaged team that feels valued and understood. And when people feel seen and heard, retention becomes less of a challenge. Yes, there will always be challenges—we're working with people, after all—but you can reduce turnover, increase trust, and ultimately improve your business performance. Got questions about the details? Head to businessonpurpose.com/ask. If you're a business with three or more employees and a million dollars or more in revenue, and you really want to grow, go there. Each of our coaches sets aside 15–20 minutes a week to answer your questions—no strings attached. And if you want to know how to work with us? Just ask. businessonpurpose.com/ask To check the health of your business, visit mybusinessonpurpose.com/healthy today! SIGN UP for our Newsletter HERE➡️ https://www.boproadmap.com/newsletter For blogs and updates, visit our site HERE ➡️ https://www.mybusinessonpurpose.com/b... LISTEN to the Business On Purpose Podcast HERE ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel HERE ➡️    / @mybusinessonpurpose6352  

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The Washington Nationals delivered one of their most complete performances of the season with a 7–3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in front of a record-setting crowd. Jake Irvin outdueled a powerhouse lineup with seven strikeouts and no walks, while the offense exploded for five home runs — two by Nathaniel Lowe and one each from James Wood, CJ Abrams, and Luis García Jr. James Wood's 451-foot blast opened the scoring and set the tone. The bullpen and defense supported the win, with contributions from Ruiz and Lile rounding out the team effort. As the team continues to struggle overall in June, stars like James Wood and CJ Abrams are building strong cases for All-Star selections. Wood leads the team with 21 home runs, 57 RBIs, and a .935 OPS, while Abrams is among the top shortstops in the NL in several offensive categories. Meanwhile, prospect Robert Hassell III is showing signs of rebounding at Triple-A Rochester after a rocky MLB debut, slashing .311 with six homers in 46 games, positioning himself for a possible call-up later this season. YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@TheTalkNatsPodcast

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Series 1, Episode 17. First broadcast on Sunday 23 May 1993. Stardate: 46925.1. Three plots for the price of one this week on Deep Space Nine. In reverse order of importance: (C) we all stand around in Ops talking about the computer; (B) Julian gets some funny lines and a pleasantly unsurprising character arc; and (A) Odo and Lwaxana are trapped in a lift together with nothing to do but some amazing and even quite moving acting. Underrated, but mostly by people who don't enjoy things that are good.

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The Nats losing streak extended to nine games on Monday night as victory slipped through their fingertips in the 6-4 defeat. Mark & Al begin with Kyle Finnegan, who inherited a one run lead in the top of the 9th, but allowed a pair of Rockies homers, the only home runs he has given up this season.(09:00) Brady House went 0 for 3 with a walk in his MLB debut.  House was the #11 overall pick in the 2021 Draft and had a OPS of .872 this season thus far in AAA-Rochester. House looked comfortable defensively and Davey Martinez said pregame that House will be the everyday 3B.(14:40) Daylen Lile hit his first career MLB homer in the bottom of the 5th in his first game since returning from AAA. Lile swapped roster spots with Robert Hassell III after Sunday's defeat.(18:00) James Wood's 2-run HR in the bottom of the 5th put Washington ahead 4-3 until the fateful 9th inning. Wood is now up 18 homers on the season; which is tied for 5th most in the NL.(20:15) Riley Adams got the nod at catcher and is now 0 for his last 30 at the plate. His OPS is down to a paltry .325 and the catching situation continues to worsen for the franchise.(23:15) Jake Irvin gave up a 2-run HR in the top of the 1st and his opening frame ERA is a shocking 10.84; surprisingly more than his Mitchell Parker. Irvin ended his evening with six innings of work off of five hits.(27:15) A discussion on recent Washington Post stories covering the angst within the franchise during this brutal stretch.(36:30) A Nats Chat Flashback from July 19th, 2023 when Brady House was promoted to AA-Harrisburg after a brief stay at High-A Wilmington. 

Johnny Mize is the answer to one of baseball's great trivia questions. You have to listen to find out what it is, but trust me, it's one of Major League Baseball's great statistics, something not even legends such as Babe Ruth, Henry Aaron, or Willie Mays can lay claim to. Mize had a terrific eye at the plate, especially for a power hitter. For his career, he hit 359 homeruns, had a career batting average of .312, and a career OPS of .959. Yet, one could argue, his career was overlooked. This could be because when he played for the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Giants, neither team made it to the post-season. Plus, Mize missed three of his prime years when he served during World War II in 1943, 1944, and 1945. The "Big Cat's" most notable years, however, just might have been the final five when he moved into a part-time role with the New York Yankees and he contributed to one of the game's greatest dynasties when the Bronx Bombers won five straight World Series, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, and 1953. On this episode of Sports' Forgotten Heroes, I take a look back at the career of Johnny Mize with special guest Jerry Grillo who wrote the book, "Big Cat, The Life of Baseball Hall of Famer Jonny Mize."

Joe Starkey thinks it's completely ridiculous that T.J. McConnell did not play for Indiana late in the 4th quarter after electrifying the team in the 3rd. Konnor Griffin is killing the ball at High-A Greensboro. Griffin was named player of the week and batting .401 with a 1.247 OPS.

Is your business growing, but it still feels messy?This solo episode from Harv looks back at one year of The Handbook podcast, and it's a big one. Harv recaps what he's learned from a year of speaking with ops leaders across the agency world. He packages it all into one whirlwind tour of the five core pillars of operational maturity: people, process, tools, data, and growth.If you've missed a few episodes (or want a cheat code to benchmark your agency's ops maturity), this is your starting point. Or your reset.Here's what Harv dives into:Why operational maturity, not creativity or client relationships, is the biggest differentiator for scaleWhat smart people practices actually look like, from efficient and effective hiring to career path frameworksHow to build a sales engine that doesn't rely on panicked effort or founder charismaWhy a tech stack is only as good as the strategy underneath itWhat it really means to be data-driven, beyond just dashboardsAnd what common agency growth mistakes still trip up even the most ambitious teamsPlus, you'll hear key takeaways from guests like Manish Kapur, Karl Sakas, Preston Chandler, Jenny Plant, and many more.Additional Resources:Harv's webinar on documentation & best practice here: https://youtu.be/RroxOVlSwIk Learnings and tools from Freia Muehlenbein's 'how to pitch' episode: https://www.scoro.com/blog/how-to-pitch-a-client/ Follow Harv on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/harvnagraStay up to date with regular ops insights. Subscribe to The Handbook: The Operations Newsletter: https://www.scoro.com/podcast/#handbook This podcast is brought to you by Scoro, where you can manage your projects, resources and finances in a single system.

This past week should have reminded everybody that baseball is a long season.The Phillies followed a gruesome 1-9 stretch – a lot of people thought they were dead -- with a 5-1 homestand against the Cubs and Blue Jays. The offense came to life against two playoff-caliber teams. Brandon Marsh (1.167 OPS), Alec Bohm (1.128 OPS), Otto Kemp (.898 OPS), J.T. Realmuto (.980 OPS), Max Kepler (1.300 OPS), Trea Turner (.820 OPS), Nick Castellanos (.808 OPS) and Kyle Schwarber (.869 OPS) each had big moments against the Cubs and Blue Jays. So did the rotation, led by Zack Wheeler, Ranger Suárez, Cristopher Sánchez and Jesús Luzardo. First Pitch is powered by betPARX Sportsbook and Casino app.It's “Best Week” by Manco & Manco Pizza! Manco's is the Best of the Best, and every week throughout the season we pick our best Phillies players, performances and moments of the week.Schedule your PXG golf club fitting today at PXG.com/foul to save up to 20% on your entire order. Restrictions apply, see site for details.Love The Phillies Show? You can purchase your very own Phillies Show t-shirt by 47 Brand here! We've got maroon and powder blue shirts in stock!@The Phillies Show Subscribe to the show on YouTube and follow us on social media!@Foul Territory We're part of the Foul Territory Network. Follow FT and find more shows, including Fair Territory!If you like The Phillies Show, subscribe and give us a five-star review!

This week, the New York Yankees found themselves in an unexpected turmoil, getting swept by their longtime rivals, the Boston Red Sox, after also losing the previous series to them. Despite a dominant season where Aaron Judge has been an MVP candidate with a .378 average, 26 home runs, and 60 RBIs through June 16, 2025, and the team boasting strong offensive numbers (2nd in HR, 3rd in Runs and OPS), their recent performance, especially the lack of fundamental play and offensive struggles without Judge's consistent heroics, has ignited serious concerns about their World Series aspirations and ability to hold their AL East lead.

Rundown[Intro] Chicago White Sox lose another series, but they played the Houston Astros tough and a few performances spark hope. Miguel Vargas had a monster game on Thursday that demonstrated some nights he's the best position player.[5:52] Who do the White Sox want batting with runners in scoring position? While Vargas has a monster OPS, Edgar Quero seems to have a knack in finding holes in the defense to help drive in runs. [15:36] Shane Smith in back-to-back starts helped the White Sox beat two of the American League's best in Detroit and Houston. He might not be an "Ace" yet, but the White Sox have found themselves a front line starter[26:16] Hello, Grant Taylor. The flamethrower makes his MLB debut and why it's OK to keep him in the bullpen[39:24] Series Preview: Texas Rangers. Why Texas reminds me of Buc-ee's, and can the White Sox keep it close against one of the best starting pitching staffs in baseball?[52:47] The College World Series starts this weekend, and if there's one game to watch, it's LSU vs. Arkansas on Saturday night. 

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On this episode of RevOps Unboxed, Sandy sits down with Keenan, CEO of A Sales Growth Company & Bestselling Author of Gap Selling. They discuss the ASG Revenue Speed model, the role frontline sales managers need to play in an organization, the keys to a good relationship between Ops and Enablement, and more.

In this episode of the Digible Dudes Podcast, we sit down with Laurel Zacher, Founder of LZ Strategic and former VP of Marketing at Security Properties Residential, to explore the real state of marketing in multifamily.After leaving a high-powered VP role, Laurel launched a fractional CMO consultancy without a website, a pitch deck, or a team—just pure reputation and results. Now, she's helping property management companies bridge the gap between marketing, operations, and revenue.This episode is a masterclass in modern multifamily marketing leadership. If you're in marketing, operations, or proptech—don't miss it.

Today on the Community Podcast, Kristina is chatting with the brilliant Amy Sussex, a business operations strategist and systems expert! Amy works with business owners at every stage, from early six figures to scaling service-based agencies. She has recently helped The Social Snippet team improve their operational systems and she truly does transformational work!In this episode Kristina and Amy are talking about the consequences of operational system failure, when your systems develop slower than your business growth, or when you keep your processes in your head for too long!Amy breaks down:What to do to get your business out of “Hot Mess Express” mode.Why keeping things in your head is holding your business back.How to improve your client journey for better retention and referrals.How to Identify the best tools for managing your business. Why communication, not just tech, is the key to sustainable growthEvery business owner needs this episode. Your next level doesn't happen without the systems to support it. Start laying the foundation here. Connect with Amy10 Essential Processes EVERY 6 Figure Business Should HaveInstagramWebsitePodcastMentioned in the Episode:The Wellness LabJoin The Social Business Club: Use code ‘PODCAST' for your first month for a dollar!Send me a text!The Brandon T. Adams Audio ExperienceWelcome to The Brandon T. Adams Audio Experience, hosted by entrepreneur, investor,...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showFor Your Information: • Host your podcast on Buzzsprout! •Use Code ‘PODCAST' For Your First Month For $1 Inside The Social Business Club • Join our favourite scheduling platform Later • FLODESK Affiliate Code | 50% off your first year! Don't forget to come say hi to us on Instagram @thesocialsnippet, join the Weekly Snippet or follow us on any social media platform! Website . Instagram . Facebook . Linkedin

We are featuring a guest Jeremy Franzen, an Operations expert with over 30 years of experience running Ops at public companies and startups. Jeremy shares his expertise in building strong collaboration between software engineering and operations teams through open communication, shared goals, feedback loops, joint automation and monitoring, shared security practices, knowledge sharing, and coordinated approaches to incident and change management, all tracked by common performance metrics. In the end, Jeremy provides a checklist that our listeners can start using today to build and run quality production environments together with their Operations teams.

What if the monsters from your worst nightmares were real? What if there was an entire hidden war being fought in America's wilderness areas that the government will never acknowledge? Tonight's episode features an extraordinary firsthand account from someone calling himself  "Marcus" - a soldier who claims to be part of an elite military unit that doesn't officially exist. According to Marcus, his team handles the situations that are too dangerous, too weird, or too embarrassing for regular military and law enforcement to touch.In this chilling email confession sent exclusively to our show, Marcus details his unit's encounters with creatures that challenge everything we think we know about what's really out there. From massive, intelligent Sasquatch that hunt humans like prey, to crashed UFOs containing beings conducting horrific experiments on abducted Americans, to savage feral human communities that have abandoned all traces of civilization.Marcus describes battles with cryptid creatures in underground cave systems, government cover-ups of alien technology recovery operations, and organized groups of feral people who view other humans as nothing more than food sources. According to his account, these aren't isolated incidents - they're part of an ongoing shadow conflict that most Americans have no idea is happening in the forests and wilderness areas around them.Whether you believe Marcus's claims or not, his detailed descriptions of tactical operations, government protocols, and creature encounters paint a disturbing picture of a hidden world existing alongside our own. His military background comes through in every line, from his operational terminology to his matter-of-fact descriptions of extreme violence.WARNING: This episode contains extremely graphic descriptions of violence, death, cannibalism, and torture that may be disturbing to some listeners. The content includes detailed accounts of human and animal mutilation, psychological trauma, and systematic predation that some may find deeply unsettling.This episode is not suitable for younger audiences or those sensitive to graphic violence and horror themes.Listener discretion is strongly advised.

The Nats got a taste of their own recent medicine as Texas blanked them 5-0 on Saturday afternoon on South Capitol Street.  Al & Mark run through some of the recent offensive slumps as the team has only scored nine runs in their past six games.  (05:00) Nathaniel Lowe went 1 for 3 in facing his former team. Lowe's OPS is a troubling .650, much lower than when it was .785 at the end of April. His last homer came on May 16th in Baltimore.(09:45) Jacob deGrom was dominant on Saturday in seven shutout frames and looked like the pitcher we remember from the Mets. The two-time Cy Young winner has undergone a pair of Tommy John surgeries.(15:40) Mitchell Parker continued his trend of struggling in the 1st inning, but then settled in from there.  Hear what Davey Martinez said when asked by Mark about the possibility of using an "Opener".(24:00) It was not Cole Henry's day as he issued three walks and a balk. Eduardo Salazar has the roughest afternoon as he allowed three runs in the top of the 8th to let the game get out of reach.

PropTech? Centralization? AI automation?They're hot topics—but they're not the most overlooked investment in Multifamily today.In this episode of the Multifamily Collective, Mike Brewer lays it out plain and simple: people are the most underinvested resource in our industry. Not platforms. Not processes. Not products. People.From rushed hiring practices to “just fill the seat” mentalities, we've prioritized speed over strategy—and it's killing team performance. Mike challenges the idea that warm bodies are enough, and shows why the real win is in thoughtful, value-aligned, pressure-tested hiring.Whether it's front-line staff or VPs of Ops, your greatest ROI comes from rigorous recruiting, intentional onboarding, and a real commitment to aligning personal purpose with company mission.People aren't plug-and-play. They're your brand, your business, and your biggest bet.Like this reminder?Click Like.Hit Subscribe.And send this to every hiring manager in your organization.

In this episode of Path to Market, Seedcamp's Natasha Lytton and Pipeline Ventures' Micah Smurthwaite are joined by Gia Scinto, Partner at The Cole Group and one of the most seasoned go-to-market talent experts in tech. Gia has helped build out executive teams at category-defining startups like Stripe, Airbnb, Datadog, Canva, and Confluent — and previously led talent at Y Combinator and Andreessen Horowitz.Gia shares hard-earned lessons from years of recruiting top-tier GTM leaders and partnering directly with founders at every stage, from pre-seed to IPO. In this conversation, she breaks down how to hire your first sales leader, how to evaluate candidates for stage fit and values alignment, and how to avoid common hiring pitfalls that can cost startups months of momentum.From sales methodology and hiring frameworks to founder mindset and onboarding tactics, this episode is packed with tactical insights for founders, operators, and investors alike.Here's what's covered:02:34 Building the First GTM Talent Function in VC06:25 From a16z to YC: Supporting Founders Across Stages09:42 First Sales Hire vs. Later-Stage Leadership13:38 The Anatomy of a Great Recruiting Process22:26 Best Interview Questions for Sales Roles29:45 How to Pitch Senior Candidates at Early Stage33:39 What GTM Leaders Want to Hear44:35 Why Sales Hires Fail — and How to Avoid It47:36 Systems, Team Design & Ops from 0 to $10M51:42 Advice for GTM Candidates: How to Pick Your Next Role

This week on WI Sports Tap List, brought to you by Tapping The Keg Sports, we're diving into the Brewers' sudden revival — what's sparked the turnaround? Christian Yelich Yelich is heating up, Durbin and Ortiz are waking up, and the team finally seems unfazed by early deficits. With healthier arms and a top-5 OPS over the last 15 days, we break down if this is sustainable — and how far off they really are from the Cubs. Plus: Bobby Portis' extension — what it means long-term Giannis Antetokounmpo + Toronto — Is there anything to worry about Frank Ragnow's retirement — a massive shift in the NFC North Are the Packers at real risk of missing the playoffs? The ongoing search for a new West Allis dive bar What Charlie is watching on TV Grab a drink and tap in — it's all happening on WI Sports Tap List.

In this week's episode, we dive into the latest Colorado Rockies news and transactions — including Michael Toglia's demotion and what it means for the club moving forward. We break down his struggles at the plate, underrated defensive issues (-3 OAA), and whether the Orlando Arcia era makes sense.We also spotlight lefty Carson Palmquist's most recent start — while the box score wasn't pretty, there's more than meets the eye.Then, it's prospect time. Ryan Ritter torched Triple-A in May and earned Rockies Organizational Player of the Month honors after posting a 1.363 OPS. Is the 2022 draft pick forcing his way into the MLB conversation? We highlight top MiLB performances across all levels, from Ritter and Warming Bernabel in Albuquerque to Juan Guerrero's Player of the Week honor in Hartford, and solid outings from Cole Carrigg, Charlie Condon, and Jackson Cox across the system.Whether you're tracking the future of the Rockies or want deeper analysis on players like Carson Palmquist and Ryan Ritter, this episode has it all.

Headlines and impressions from the Seahawks first open OTA practice. Devon Witherspoon gave his thoughts on early impressions of Sam Darnold and Cooper Kupp. How did the QB's look? The good, the bad and the… erratic? The fullbacks are back! :30- ABCs of the Mariners - C is for Cal, who is Crushing it and R is for Raleigh, who is setting Records. - Cal was named the co-American League Player of the week. Cal hit 6 home runs in 6 games with a .348 average and an OPS of 1.575 - How smart do the Mariners look for signing Cal long-term this year? :45- How did the rookies look at the first open OTA practice? Grey Zabel, Nick Emmanwori and Elijah Arroyo seem to be making impressions already.

Looking for more dating hell stories? https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTz_vyR-zjcC75VCNZOZmfp2NgTNq8An_In this episode of r/DatingHell we have the displeasure of another series of dating fails. Dating is always difficult, but our OPs decide to give these specimens the benefit of the doubt... And it almost goes terribly wrong every single time. This is the reality of bad first dates in dating hell. I'm glad I don't hafta worry about this stuff anymore.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/reddxyTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/daytondoesDiscord: https://discord.gg/Sju7YckUWuPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/daytondoesPatreon: http://patreon.com/daytondoesTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/daytondoesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReddXD/Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/reddx

In dieser aktuellen geheimnissvollen Ladylike-Folge sprechen Yvonne und Nicole darüber, dass jeder Mensch gewisse Geheimnisse hat. Eigentlich, so finden die Podcasterinnen sind Geheimnisse oft negativ behaftet, Nicole hat aber kürzlich darüber gelesen, dass es sogar gut sein kann, Geheimnisse zu haben und zu wahren. Offen, ehrlich und herrlich unterhaltsam fragen sich die beiden: Warum behalten wir bestimmte Dinge für uns – und ist das eigentlich schlimm?Nicole erzählt von ihrer Tochter, die einen Schatz im Garten vergrub – samt Designer-Schal als Schutzverpackung. Yvonne erinnert sich an modderverschmierte Kindheitshosen und Mütter mit Röntgenblick. Und beide sind sich einig: Geheimnisse beginnen früh, doch sie hören nie ganz auf. Ob kleine Lügen vor den Eltern, Schönheitsbehandlungen im Verborgenen, versteckte Sexualität oder tabuisierte Geldfragen – die Hosts entlarven charmant und klug, wie sehr Scham und Angst oft mit im Spiel sind.Die Folge stützt sich auf eine spannende Studie: Erwachsene haben im Schnitt 13 Geheimnisse. Nicole und Yvonne diskutieren, ob man in einer Partnerschaft wirklich alles erzählen sollte – oder ob es nicht sogar gesund ist, kleine Räume nur für sich zu behalten. Auch in Familien tun sich oft Abgründe auf, weil nie offen gesprochen wird. Das Schweigen – ein Erbe der Nachkriegsgeneration? Und was macht es mit uns, wenn wir unser wahres Ich verstecken (müssen)?Auch in Sachen Erotik gilt: Viele schweigen lieber. Selbst über Selbstbefriedigung wird selten geredet – obwohl sie längst enttabuisiert sein sollte. Doch die Sextoy-Revolution bringt Bewegung ins Thema. Ob Schönheits-OPs, gleichgeschlechtliche Liebe oder die Opernleidenschaft im Wohnzimmer – Yvonne und Nicole plädieren für mehr Toleranz, Offenheit und Respekt. Doch: Nicht alles muss gesagt werden. Hört rein in die neue Folge und erfahrt, welche Geheimnisse einfach nur uns gehören dürfen...Habt Ihr selbst erotische Erfahrungen, eine Frage oder Story, über die Yvonne & Nicole im Ladylike-Podcast sprechen sollen? Dann schreibt uns gern an @ladylike.show auf Instagram oder kontaktiert uns über unsere Internetseite ladylike.showHört in die Folgen bei RTL+, iTunes oder Spotify rein und schreibt uns gerne eine Bewertung. Außerdem könnt ihr unseren Podcast unterstützen, indem ihr die neuen Folgen auf Euren Kanälen pusht und Euren Freunden davon erzählt.Erotik, S**, Liebe, Freundschaft und die besten Geschichten aus der Ladylike-Community gibt es auch im Buch zum Podcast „Da kann ja jede kommen“! Hier geht's zum Buch: bit.ly/ladylike-buchUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

The Nats crushed the Mariners 9-0 on Wednesday night on an evening where they hit four homers.  Mark (From Seattle) & Al note how the team continued its pattern of the early innings dictating the rest of the way as they hit Back to Back home runs in the top of the 2nd.(06:00) James Wood hit a moonshot for his 15th homer of the season. Wood's OPS is at .949 and is the 5th highest in the NL.(12:10) Robert Hassell III hit his 1st career Big League homer.  Hassell had a big evening as he collected a trio of hits in the victory.(14:45) Josh Bell also homered and had three hits in the victory.  There is added pressure on Bell as Andres Chaparro has been activated in AAA.(20:30) The embattled Trevor Williams had a great outing as he tossed six scoreless frames on just 76 pitches. It was good timing for Williams as Cade Cavalli pitched well in AAA on Wednesday afternoon.(28:00) MacKenzie Gore will take the mound on Thursday night in the rubber match.  Gore leads all of MLB with 93 strikeouts so far this season; one ahead of Detroit's Tarik Skubal. 

Nathan brings his trademark clarity and multidimensional awareness to help us piece together the hidden architecture of control—and how to spiritually defend against it.

How do you scale a brand without losing what made it work in the first place?In this episode of Marketing Mindset, we're joined by Sean Christman, VP of Ops at Cuts Clothing, a brand that's not just riding the DTC wave but defining how to build for the long game.  The 3-part framework Cuts uses to plan product and marketing: Same-to-Same, New-to-Same, and New-to-NewWhy creative, not product, is the most important variable to optimizeHow to align seasonal marketing with customer behavior (and avoid ad fatigue)A simple system to preserve institutional memory and avoid relearning the same lessons Sean unpacks the behind-the-scenes playbook Cuts uses to plan seasonal launches up to a year in advance, while still staying nimble enough to iterate monthly on creative, marketing angles, and positioning.We cover:Whether you're a DTC brand or a performance agency, this conversation is a masterclass in turning operational rigor into repeatable growth.

On May 27, 2025, the Cincinnati Reds secured a commanding 7-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium, clinching the series and showcasing their offensive and pitching prowess. The game, part of a three-game set, saw the Reds improve to 28-28, while the Royals dropped to 29-26. The standout performance came from shortstop Elly De La Cruz, whose two towering home runs electrified the crowd and powered the Reds' offense. De La Cruz's bombs, described as “massive” by MLB's official account, were pivotal in building a lead that Kansas City couldn't overcome. Brady Singer, facing his former team, delivered a masterful performance on the mound for Cincinnati. The right-hander pitched seven strong innings, allowing just two runs while scattering hits and keeping the Royals' bats quiet. Singer's command was evident as he navigated a lineup that has struggled offensively, with Kansas City ranking 13th in the American League with a .664 team OPS. His ability to settle down after a shaky start and pitch into the seventh inning was lauded by fans and analysts alike, with posts on X noting his “great job” and efficiency. The Reds' offense complemented Singer's gem with timely hitting. TJ Friedl reached base four times, including a bunt single, while Santiago Espinal chipped in with two hits. The team's aggressive approach at the plate capitalized on Royals pitcher Daniel Lynch IV, who was making only his second start of the season after transitioning from the bullpen. Cincinnati's early scoring set the tone, and De La Cruz's homers in the middle innings put the game out of reach. Defensively, the Reds were sharp, with manager Terry Francona's strategic decisions paying dividends. Ian Gibaut closed out the game, securing the five-run lead. The victory was celebrated across Reds' fanbase, with outlets like FOX19 and RedsDaily4 highlighting the team's balanced attack and Hunter Greene's upcoming start for a potential sweep on May 28. Despite injuries to key players like Jake Fraley and Jeimer Candelario, the Reds showed resilience, leveraging their young talent and veteran leadership. This win underscored their potential in a competitive NL Central, setting the stage for a critical series finale.

In the final 2025 episode of Husker Heat, the host recapped an unforgettable season for Nebraska softball, fresh off a road trip to Knoxville for the Super Regional. Nebraska narrowly missed advancing, losing two close games to Tennessee after an opening win. Jordy Bahl pitched all 21 innings and continued to prove she's among the nation's elite. The Huskers finished 43–15 overall, 17–5 in the Big Ten, and ranked in the top 20 nationally across all major polls. They also smashed numerous school records—including team batting average (.356), home runs (107), slugging percentage (.648), and OPS (1.086). Jordy Bahl hit .475 and set a program record with 23 home runs. Looking to 2026, the team returns most starters, including an elite infield and outfield core. Key roster losses include Ava Bredwell and Abby Squire. The main holes to address are catcher and backup pitching. Meanwhile, Nebraska baseball surged late, winning the Big Ten Tournament and advancing to the Chapel Hill Regional. The show also featured humorous moments, fan banter, and deep appreciation for Jordy Bahl's leadership both on and off the field. As the episode closed, the hosts looked ahead to continuing their podcast journey—with hopes of hosting a regional in front of packed home crowds next season. Additionally, one of our baseball beat guys, Aaron, will join us to talk about the men's 2nd straight B1G tourney victory & where they're headed next.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): One year after contemplating retirement, Rob Refnsyder is turning in perhaps his best season, living with an OPS of over .900 for the Red Sox. The 34-year-old sits down with Bradfo to talk about the lessons learned that led him to this place. It is a rare example of how experience and skill intersect to allow for this sort of season. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Nats won their 4th straight on Tuesday night as they topped the visiting Braves 5-3. Al & Mark have a lot to get to as Dylan Crews homered in the victory, but was removed mid-game because of a back issue, and that means Robert Hassell III is getting called up from AAA-Rochester. Hassell is one of the pieces from the 2022 Juan Soto trade with the San Diego Padres.(05:50) Jacob Young did not play for a second straight game due to crashing his shoulder into the Camden Yards' wall on Saturday. It is unclear if Young or Crews will be headed to the IL, and that likely will be decided after Crews' MRI on Wednesday morning.(10:00) Hassell's OPS is at .742 this season with four homers. He had a pair of doubles on Tuesday night in Syracuse prior to getting informed that he is headed to Washington.(14:30) The Nats offense continued their recent string of hot starts by scoring three runs right away against Atlanta's Spencer Strider.  They totaled eight hits in the win, but also had multiple terrible base running mistakes.(18:10) Mitchell Parker's outing was marred by a bad top of the 2nd where he gave up all three of his runs.  It was the 5th consecutive Parker start that was not classified as "good".(20:15) The bullpen teamed up for nearly four scoreless innings.  Kyle Finnegan punctuated the effort with a clean 1-2-3 inning for his 15th save of the year, which leads all of MLB.(26:10) Per the Washington Post, the team's Chief Revenue Officer and the Chief Marketing Officer left their positions earlier this month.  What does that mean in the bigger picture or isolated personnel moves?

The Rockets could complete their roster by keeping Steven Adams and trading either Reed Sheppard or the 10th overall pick for a smaller move. Some of the core guys on the Astros are struggling with less than a .700 OPS and the team looks completely different from years past. What Texans' player would be best in the Olympics? Should NFL superstars join and is it safe to do so?

The Nats continued to hammer Orioles pitching in their 10-4 win on Sunday afternoon. Mark (From Camden Yards) & Al discuss the Nationals first series sweep since mid July last season.  Washington also dominated the Battle of the Beltways this year by winning five of the six meetings.(03:30) The offense combined for five homers on Sunday and the team now has 50 home runs in 48 games this season.  CJ Abrams went deep in both the 1st & 2nd innings to lift his OPS this season to an impressive .942.(08:00) The other homers came from Dylan Crews, Luis Garcia Jr., and Josh Bell.  The team's increase in power this season leads to the hosts evaluating the hitting coach Darnell Coles, who is in the 4th season with the organization.(14:05) Michael Soroka earned the win after 5.2 IP and allowing three runs in the process. It is Soroka's first recorded victory since July 21st, 2023 while pitching for the Braves.(19:10) Brad Lord only lasted an inning in relief of Soroka despite inheriting a big lead. Al points out that not only is Lord a reliever instead of a starter right now, he isn't being utilized that often for long relief.(26:15) Washington has a well deserved day off on Monday before opening a three game series in Navy Yard vs. the Braves on Tuesday.  Thursday is a pitching matchup worth circling as Chris Sale takes on fellow lefty MacKenzie Gore.

Fantasy Baseball Live – May 18, 2025Microsoft Teams:Segments 1 and 2 – Review games of the weekendAdditional Notes1.Surprise, surprise, the Orioles fired their manager and then promptly lost their next game. They have a team ERA of 5.42, which ranks last in the American League and is the third worst in MLB. I understand that this happens (blame the manager), but ownership claimed they would spend money and simply have not. Thoughts?a.Oddly, the Marlins are among the teams with a worse ERA than the Orioles. Let's examine their rotation.2.Matthew Lugo with another home run on Saturday.3.Clayton Kershaw got a start, and it didn't go very well. His fastball maxed out at 90.9 MPH. Is Kershaw the new Tommy Malone?a.Will he have success?4.Seth Halvorsen got the save opportunity in Colorado. It was the first save opportunity in over two weeks. Do we care about this?5.Remember when Rafael Devers was struggling. He's now hitting .284 and hit his eighth home run on Saturday – a walk-off6.The five hottest players by OPS last week:a.Cal Raleigh (C, Sea) – 6 for 18, 3 HR, 1 SBb.Kyle Stowers (OF, Mia) – 8 for 22, 3 HRc.Wilmer Flores (1B, SF) – 8 for 21, 3 HRd.Ivan Herrera (C, STL) – 10 for 21, 1 HRe.Josh Jung (3B, Tex) – 10 for 25, 4 HR Segment 3: Waiver WireSegment 4: Closer ReportClose

The Nats immediately jumped out to a 6-0 edge on their way to Saturday's 10-6 victory at Camden Yards. Mark (From Baltimore) & Al convene after the Nationals third win in the past four days and their 2nd in a row at the Orioles. (04:30) Jacob Young crashed into the wall in the 7th and exited the game. X-rays were negative and it seems like no major injury was incurred. (08:00) Washington dominated Kyle Gibson in the opening inning by batting around and scoring six runs. The first out did not come until the 7th hitter and Young concluded the hit parade with a RBI triple. (12:20) Keibert Ruiz had a pair of hits, including a RBI double. Ruiz's OPS is .700 and is playing better defense than last season. (15:45) Despite entering the bottom of the 9th with a 10-2 lead, Kyle Finnegan had to warm up while Zach Brzykcy mightily struggled to get the final three outs. (18:15) Update on Derek Law, who has been on the IL all season due to right forearm inflammation. (22:00) Jake Irvin gave up five hits and allowed two runs in just over six innings of work. Irvin's ERA currently sits at 3.88, but Al notes the continuing trend of his declining velocity. (26:30) Brandon Hyde was fired as Orioles Manager on Saturday morning as they are in last place. Hyde & Davey Martinez worked together for years in Chicago, including when the Cubs won the 2016 World Series. Hyde took over in Baltimore; one season after Martinez came to D.C.

The Nats lost 5-2 in Atlanta on Tuesday night for their 7th consecutive defeat. Al & Tim run through the rotten state of affairs and wonder if any big changes are on the horizon as Washington is now nine games below .500 (17-26) through 43 games.(09:30) CJ Abrams homered on the first pitch of the game, his 5th of the season, and his OPS is up to .880.(10:45) Dylan Crews struck out to end the game on a questionable call. Crews' struggles at the plate are continuing as his batting average currently sits at .181.(17:30) Michael Soroka only lasted four innings on 81 pitches. Brad Lord relieved him and didn't do well as he allowed the Braves to take the lead for good, but also did not get much help from the defense behind him.(22:05) Cole Henry tossed a scoreless inning and has not given up a run in the month of May.  Henry only has one bad outing this season, when he gave up 5 runs in the series finale vs. the Mets in late April.(28:00) Pete Rose was removed from MLB's Permanently Ineligible list by Commissioner Rob Manfred and this could lead to him eventually getting into Cooperstown.(34:00) The weekly AAA report from Josh Whetzel, the voice of the Rochester Red Wings.

Bryce Harper seems a little frustrated. His numbers (.770 OPS) are not bad, but they are not to his normal standard. Harper shaved his head the other night to try and snap out of his funk. Rich Hofmann and Bob Cooney will talk about Bryce and more Phillies developments on the PHLY Phillies Show.

Former MLB Pitcher Josh Towers and Scott Seidenberg talk about players receiving threats, the Rockies ineptitude and other betting stories around Major League Baseball. In this episode of "The Inside Pitch" recorded on May 12, Scott Seidenberg and Josh Towers discuss the controversy surrounding Lance McCullers Jr., his disastrous return, and the broader implications of gambling culture in MLB. McCullers, in his second start after a two-year injury hiatus, surrendered seven runs in a 10-run first inning against the Reds, registering just one out, giving up three hits, three walks, and one home run. Post-game, McCullers and his family received death threats, which Towers attributed to the toxic intersection of sports betting and fan entitlement. Towers emphasized that no athlete intentionally underperforms and that threatening players over wagers is unacceptable. Seidenberg concurred, adding that the accessibility of players via social media exacerbates the issue. McCullers expressed frustration, noting he only wants to perform for the Astros while ensuring his family's safety. Shifting focus to live betting strategies, Seidenberg recounted betting the Astros team total over 3.5 runs during the blowout, leveraging the assumption that weak bullpen arms would enter early. Towers supported this approach, explaining that such scenarios often lead to high-scoring games due to less effective relievers being used and pitchers potentially experimenting with pitches under low-pressure conditions. They dissected Brady Singer's outing, noting he stuck to his sinker-slider mix, throwing 30 sinkers, 15 sliders, and four cutters, struggling post the 45-minute delay. The discussion broadened to emphasize that blowouts offer learning opportunities for pitchers, enabling them to test pitches in-game situations they'd avoid in tighter contests. Attention turned to the Rockies' collapse, particularly their 21-0 loss to the Padres, followed by Bud Black's firing. Towers criticized the Rockies' misuse of pitchers, particularly exposing young arms like Blaylock to overwhelming situations, likely contributing to organizational dysfunction. Betting-wise, the Rockies were highlighted as historically profitable to fade, with 30 of their 33 losses by multiple runs and a 5-29 record in first-five innings. Seidenberg recommended automatic daily run line fades against the Rockies. Broader betting trends were analyzed, including the Mets' 29-12 first-five innings under record and the Royals' similar 30-12 mark. The Mariners surprisingly leaned to the over. The conversation shifted to player performance futures. Kyle Schwarber's 46-game on-base streak, 14 home runs, and .404 OBP were celebrated, with Seidenberg suggesting profitable betting strategies targeting Schwarber to reach base safely in his first plate appearance using various app markets. Josh Towers and Seidenberg also agreed that Freddie Freeman's .367 average and league-best OPS made him undervalued at +1100 for the NL MVP, criticizing how consistently elite players are often overlooked in futures markets. In Cy Young discussions, Wheeler was favored in the NL at +700 due to his 58 innings, 2.95 ERA, and 0.91 WHIP, while Skubal and Eovaldi were highlighted in the AL. Hunter Brown was noted as a legitimate contender, given his cleaned-up mechanics and plus stuff. The Rookie of the Year race saw Jacob Wilson as AL favorite, while Luis Angel Acuna led the NL despite modest power numbers, with Towers skeptical of his long-term viability. They concluded by discussing rookie dark horses and emphasized the difficulty pitchers face sustaining excellence across a full season, all while promoting Pregame.com's latest offers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices