Podcast appearances and mentions of Pedro Alvarez

Jeffrey Simmons apologizes to Buck Reising, Michael Borkey talks Ole Miss football, Vandy baseball legend Pedro Alvarez joins, and OPEN PHONES

Pirate Hall of Famer Steve Blass takes us on a nostalgic and humorous journey through his illustrious baseball career in this episode. From his major league debut at the tender age of 22 to unforgettable encounters with legends like Henry Aaron and Willie Mays, Steve shares stories that will make you feel like you're right there on the field with him. Enjoy a Vintage 2003 Cameroon cigar as Steve hilariously defines what a podcast is and recounts the thrilling call-up from the Pittsburgh Pirates' general manager that changed his life forever. We even draw parallels to the excitement surrounding today's rookie phenoms like Jared Jones and Paul Skenes.We also take a detour to the Dominican Republic, where Steve's misadventure with a bidet provides a hearty laugh. Shifting back to baseball, Steve details his evolution from a curveball struggler to a slider master, sharing high-stakes World Series moments and the occasional rule-bending method he employed. The episode touches on the evolution of the game, discussing recent changes in baseball rules and equipment, such as larger bases, and how players adapt to these new regulations. It's a blend of humor and heartfelt reflections that offers a candid glimpse into the life of a professional baseball player.The camaraderie and unforgettable moments shared by broadcasters and players are celebrated with stories of iconic events like Pedro Alvarez's game-winning grand slam and Doug Drabeck's near no-hitter. Personal anecdotes about interactions with baseball greats like Pete Rose and Brooks Robinson add layers of richness and humor to the narrative. We also reminisce about the timeless personalities and colorful stories that make baseball a beloved sport. Join us in celebrating the passion and joy that baseball brings to both its announcers and fans, making this episode a treasure trove of baseball history and humor.THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!!!www.holdmycutter.com

Michael McKenry recounts his exhilarating first home run at PNC Park on July 8, 2011, against Carlos Marmol. Experience the tension of his 10-pitch showdown, the strategies employed, and the euphoric crowd reaction that followed. We also share heartfelt stories that highlight the camaraderie among the Pittsburgh Pirates and their devoted fans, including touching memories of Jay Hay and Andrew McCutcheon.Our journey into Pirates history continues with emotional tales, such as Rock's unexpected game-winning home run during the final game at Three Rivers Stadium. Michael shares his firsthand experiences from the epic 19-inning game against the Braves in 2011, including his second career home run and the challenges of catching for Jeff Karstens. These stories paint a vivid picture of the high stakes and emotional highs that define baseball.We also dive into the controversial moments that have shaped the team, from disputed calls to the role of replay technology. Hear about Pedro Alvarez's throw leading to a disputed call by umpire Jerry Mills, and the lessons learned from such pivotal moments. As the episode wraps up, we reflect on the unpredictable nature of baseball, embracing the human elements that make the sport so special, and bid a heartfelt farewell to the Pirates community. Join us for a trip down memory lane, full of laughter, tears, and the timeless magic of baseball.THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!!!www.holdmycutter.com

Are Paul Skenes, Oneil Cruz, and Henry Davis more hyped than Gerrit Cole, Andrew McCutchen, and Pedro Alvarez?

O Palmeiras venceu o Fluminense por 1 a 0 e praticamente garantiu o título do Brasileirão! O dodeca vem aí? Apresentação: Pedro Alvarez, Val Contado e Luca Viquiato NOS SIGA NAS REDES SOCIAIS ⬇️ https://youtube.com/c/An%C3%A1liseVerd%C3%A3o https://www.instagram.com/analise.verdao/ https://mobile.twitter.com/AnaliseVerdao USE O CUPOM VERDAO E TENHA BÔNUS DE 20% NA https://www.kto.com/pt/ APOIE O ANÁLISE! ⬇️ https://apoia.se/analiseverdao COMPRE COM DESCONTO NA CENTAURO COM O CUPOM ANLVERDAO

Previously—In episode 8, FBI station chief John Spillers arrives at building one of the Grass Cutting Area, and quickly makes it clear to Captain Sepulveda that he and Ramler are there only to interrogate Jesus Santiago. Sepulveda, who's meeting Spillers for the first time, instantly feels there's something off about him—he just can't quite put it into words. After some awkward introductions, Spillers and Ramler leave the captain's office to confer privately. When they're gone, Sepulveda calls his old acquaintance Pedro Alvarez, who runs la Princesa prison in San Juan—hoping to learn something that might explain Spillers' motives in all this. Pedro tells him about the FBI's aggressive questioning of hospital employees on the day of the break-in, the vast network of informants throughout Puerto Rico, and the arrest of the Ortiz brothers. When Sepulveda learns of Anton Ramler's involvement in the case, he's unsure if this is reason enough to distrust everything Ramler told him earlier—about the secret tissue samples and the medical experiments done to his men during the summer. Another thing he can't quite figure out—what does Spillers really want and what part does Jesus Santiago play in all of this? Just as he's wrapping things up with Pedro on the telephone, Spillers enters the room, and suggests they go for a walk.

Pedro Alvarez joined the Bois to talk becoming the new Manager of the Isotopes. Sean Schooley joined us to talk the NMMI basketball program and the state of basketball in New Mexico. Matt McClellan joined us from Knock Out Radio to eat Dion's pizza and talk Bare Knuckle Fighting.

Well it's the end of the year 2022 and I decided to spend it with one of my best friends from over the past 20 years. It's the first time we had him on the show here so I wanted to be like a normal conversation and this is what came out of it. My good friend Pedro Alvarez...... He's new to the game so be gentle. I had to re dub some audio because the OG was in bad shape but this is the final cut of the first part sit down with my good friend Pedro Alvarez. Powered by Public Streaming Network publicstreamingnetwork.com angelespino.com thajackalshead.com psn-radio.blogspot.com sofloradio.com www.youtube.com/c/ThaJackaLsHead www.youtube.com/angelespino www.youtube.com/psnradiotv www.twitch.tv/psntvlive www.dlive.tv/PSNTV www.twitter.com/PSNBroadcast www.minds.com/PSNRADIO Share this podcast pages. Also check out Angels Patreon page: patreon.com/angelespino

Well it's the end of the year 2022 and I decided to spend it with one of my best friends from over the past 20 years. It's the first time we had him on the show here so I wanted to be like a normal conversation and this is what came out of it. My good friend Pedro Alvarez...... He's new to the game so be gentle. I had to re dub some audio because the OG was in bad shape but this is the final cut of the first part sit down with my good friend Pedro Alvarez. Powered by Public Streaming Network publicstreamingnetwork.com angelespino.com thajackalshead.com psn-radio.blogspot.com sofloradio.com www.youtube.com/c/ThaJackaLsHead www.youtube.com/angelespino www.youtube.com/psnradiotv www.twitch.tv/psntvlive www.dlive.tv/PSNTV www.twitter.com/PSNBroadcast www.minds.com/PSNRADIO Share this podcast pages. Also check out Angels Patreon page: patreon.com/angelespino

Em um final de jogo maluco, o Palmeiras venceu o Internacional em uma das vitórias mais importantes do campeonato até agora. Val Contado e Pedro Alvarez avaliam a partida e o momento do clube.

Desfalcado e perdendo Raphael Veiga no início da partida, o Palmeiras empatou com o Atlético-MG e seguiu na briga pela liderança. Luca Viquiato e Pedro Alvarez avaliam a partida e o resultado. Foi bom?

  On Monday's show: We learn more about The Sunnyside Solar Project, which aims to convert a former landfill into the largest urban solar farm in the nation. Also this hour: What drives Gov. Greg Abbott, and what are his political ambitions? A new in-depth profile in Texas Monthly takes a closer look. Then, there is increasing concern these days about microplastics -- tiny bits of plastic in our oceans, the food chain, and even in some cases our own bodies. Rice professor Pedro Alvarez explains what we do and don't know about this problem. And we get an update on Houston sports from Jeff Balke.

O Palmeiras venceu de novo o Santos e em um jogo de pressão absoluta do Verdão. Gabriel Assis, Pedro Alvarez e Marília Campos analisam a partida.

Co-hosts David Gasper and Matt Carroll discuss the latest news surrounding the Milwaukee Brewers and the hopeful start of the 2022 season. We discuss Rob Manfred's recent comments and the current state of MLB's lockout, the deadline both sides are facing, and why the time is now for a deal to get done. Also discussed on the podcast is changes to the Crew's minor league coaching staff, the additions of Rickie Weeks and Pedro Alvarez to the front office, what will have to happen once the lockout is done, and Matt goes on a little aside involving soap operas.

The CBA saga continues between the owners and the players. To a point where we do not know what's next. The start of the season is looking grim. We talk about this and Pedro Alvarez, Caitlyn Callahan, the Roberto Clemente bridge, and more. Come hang out with us and here Josh struggle through this episode with a sick voice. https://linktr.ee/bridgetobuctoberSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/bridge-to-buctober/donations

O Palmeiras TEM COPINHA! Pedro Amâncio, Felipe Parra e Pedro Alvarez avaliaram a partida e fizeram um balanço da competição.

No dia 22 de abril de 1500, Pedro Álvares Cabral um fidalgo, comandante militar, navegador e explorador português chegava às terras de "Vera Cruz", que mais tarde seriam chamadas de Brasil. E essa é nossa história de hoje. Espero ter contribuído para que seu dia seja bom! Se você gostou, deixe seu joinha, faça seu comentário. Conheça as outras histórias do canal e compartilhe com seus amigos. E se puder, apoie esse projeto: catarse.me/loucosporbiografias Esse apoio é muito importante para que eu possa continuar com esse projeto trazendo sempre novidades para vocês. Encontro vocês na próxima biografia do canal. Até Mais! (Tânia Barros). Fontes: - Brasil Escola -eBiografias - Wikipédia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/loucosporbiografias/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loucosporbiografias/support

Com um time sub-20, o Palmeiras fez mais um bom jogo e encerrou o Brasileirão em grande estilo ao vencer o Ceará na Arena Barueri. Val Contado, João Marcos e Pedro Alvarez avaliam a partida.

Com um time praticamente sub-20, o Palmeiras venceu o Cuiabá e seguiu em clima de festa neste final de temporada. Vitor Buratini, Pedro Alvarez e Val Contado avaliam a partida.

Episode 25 of the Chi State Pod features 11th year Chicago State head men's and women's tennis coach Jack Barton. Barton is the next subject of our “Catching Up With” series, in which we check in on Chicago State student-athletes and coaches during the summer. This past season, Barton's teams earned eight all-Western Athletic Conference honorees, with freshman Pedro Alvarez highlighting the All-WAC First Team. Before joining Chicago State, Barton was a four-year letterwinner and a starter for both singles and doubles on the men's tennis team at St. Augustine's College in Raleigh, N.C. On the podcast, Barton explains what his 11th offseason looks like, takes us inside his recruiting philosophy and describes honing the mental approach to tennis — both for him and his student-athletes. Chi State Pod is hosted and produced by Sam Brief. Music is courtesy of David Brief and Channel J. You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

We leave the ice and head to the baseball diamond and catch up with, Associate Head Coach of Baseball at Columbia University, Dan Tischler. Dan breaks out his early days of playing baseball with his older brother and the fun he had playing with him. His game took hold at Horace Mann School in the Bronx and played with Pedro Alvarez who was drafted in the second round of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dan tells of how he had to be proactive when it came to getting college coaches to notice him. He laughs and tells the story of how he had to send out VHS tapes of him pitching to schools. He decided on attending Franklin and Marshall. I asked him why that was a good fit for him for college and he said he connected with the coach. We talk about the adjustments he had to make as a college player and what the "step up" was like from high school baseball to college baseball. 

Hablamos con Pedro Alvarez, presidente de la Unión Nacional Clubes de Barrio de San Juan que nos informó de la situación en la que se encuentran los clubes en la pandemia.

Pedro Alvarez created a piece entitled "Chronotype Situation No. 2" for the 2 Minutes From Home" series of new music commissions, performed by the Decibel New Music Ensemble. Pedro talks to Decibel artistic director Cat Hope about his work and a composers life during a pandemic.

Featuring the latest in activist campaigns and struggles against oppression fighting for a better world with anti-capitalist analysis on current affairs and international politics. NewsreportsA discussion with the presenters on the following articles and issues.Victoria coronavirus restrictions: Melbourne residents 'ecstatic' about new freedoms as home visit rules announced https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-27/victoria-coronavirus-restrictions-ease-brings-joy-to-melbourne/12815330Djab Wurrung tree destroyed, protest continues https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/djab-wurrung-tree-destroyed-protest-continues.Interviews and DiscussionA interview and discussion with Pedro Alvarez originally from Chile who has been active writing about the recent social processes in Latin America about the recent developments in Chile, where they voted overwhelmingly in favor of rewriting the country's constitution from the old constitution imposed by the millitary dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet. You can listen to the individual interview here. A recording of a talk by Peter Boyle from the Ecosocialism 2020: From Rebellion to Revolution that took place on October 25th speaking at the session titled "Their COVID crisis and our ecosocialist response". You can listen to the individual talk here.

O Palmeiras levou um empate frustrante do Grêmio, já nos acréscimos. O que explica o resultado, mesmo com a equipe jogando para se defender nos minutos finais? Vitor Buratini, Leonardo Suzuki e Pedro Alvarez explicam.

Após uma sequência de desempenhos ruins, o Palmeiras foi à Itaquera e batizou a renomeada arena do rival. A supremacia foi tamanha, que podemos dizer até que ficou barato para o Corinthians, cabia muito mais. Vitor Buratini, Leonardo Suzuki, André Galassi e Pedro Alvarez analisaram os pontos positivos e negativos do clássico.

O Palmeiras não só perdeu 2 pontos em casa para um time que tinha +10 jogadores como desfalques, mas jogou mal como se tivesse esse número de desfalques. Vitor Buratini, Serrate, Pedro Alvarez e André Galassi comentam sobre o jogo.

Com Vitor Buratini, Léo Suzuki, Altamirando Junior e Pedro Alvarez falamos sobre o jogo de ontem, sobre as situações coletivas, individuais, além do trio de meio-campistas. Dá o play!

No dia 24 de junho de 2020, o monitor Caio Mello, do Jornal Gazeta Online, conversou com o aluno Pedro Alvarez, do curso de Jornalismo da Faculdade Cásper Líbero. O tema central do bate-papo foi a matéria "A agonia de brasileiras que tentam voltar do Canadá: "Eu tenho uma filha de 3 anos e não sei como colocarei comida na mesa"", a qual o casperiano redigiu.

O Análise Verdão inicia uma série de análises individuais dos jogadores contratados para esta temporada e também dos garotos promovidos para a equipe profissional. Neste episódio, sob o comando de Vitor Buratini, Pedro Alvarez e Mateus Augustine debatem sobre as características e os pontos positivos e negativos das passagens de Wesley e Matías Viña, até o momento. Dá o play!

In our latest episode the crew sits down with former MLB All-Star, Pedro Alvarez! Pedro was drafted 2nd overall in the '08 MLB draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates and went on to lead the entire National League in home runs in 2013 as well as compete in the 2013 MLB Home Run Derby during All-Star Weekend in New York! He shares his stories of success and failures along the way as well as what his family sacrificed after being born in the Dominican Republic. Also, Pedro is quite the sneaker head, you're not going to want to miss his very impressive shoe collection! Enjoy!

Phil Wallin is the owner and performance specialist of Diesel fitness  They train multiple MLB All-Stars such as Andrew McCutchen, Pedro Alvarez, and Starlin Castro, and consult with a number of NFL, NBA, NHL, PGA, LPGA, and professional soccer players. Follow on Instagram  3:05 Taking a risk and getting uncomfortable. 5:45 The other side of leaving home.  8:00 Grit breeds the elite. 10:48 Lessons learned from early coaching jobs. 13:40 The journey to entrepreneurship.  16:11 Mental toughness: consistent hard work and confidence.  19:40 Staying dialed into the process. 21:30 What athletes need: "a holistic approach."  26:00 “When the times are uncertain, what do you have? Your mind and your body.” 28:27 Two possible outcomes: better or worse. 30:39 Once you get to the top it’s time to go back to work. 35:17 Expansion and authenticity: Phil’s high points.  39:32 Hands in ice water: how Dr. Bell and Phil met.  Join The Mental Toughness Newsletter and TEXT DRROBBELL to 33444 If you enjoyed this episode on Mental Toughness, please subscribe on apple podcasts and leave a review! Dr. Rob Bell drrobbell.com   

As we wrap up our year-long celebration of the 15-year anniversary of the signing of the 21st Century Nanotechnology R&D Act, the final episodes highlight multiple perspectives on key themes. In this episode, guests give their advice to nanotechnology students and those that are interested in starting a company. The guests featured in this episode are (in order of appearance): Chad Mirkin, Stan Williams, Paul Weiss, Sangeeta Bhatia, Martin Ben-Dayan, Marcie Black, and Matthew Hull. If you would like to learn more about nanotechnology, go to nano.gov or email us at info@nnco.nano.gov. Closed captioning is provided on our YouTube channel. For this episode, go to: https://youtu.be/IWynXoCuHaI CREDITS Special thanks to:  Stan Williams, Chuck Black, Celia Merzbacher, Jason White, Leonardo Spanu, Michelle Bradbury, Pedro Alvarez, Sangeeta Bhatia, Jeff Neaton, Fabio Pulizzi, and Mark Tuominen Music:  Corporate Uplifting by Scott Holmes  http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/Corporate__Motivational_Music/Corporate_Uplifting_1985https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/legalcodeProduced by:   Produced by:  Dr. Mallory Hinks  AAAS S&T Policy Fellow at NNCO Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Nanotechnology Coordination Office or United States Government. Additionally, mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by any of the aforementioned parties. Any mention of commercial products, processes, or services cannot be construed as an endorsement or recommendation. 

As we wrap up our year-long celebration of the 15-year anniversary of the signing of the 21st Century Nanotechnology R&D Act, the final episodes highlight multiple perspectives on key themes. In this episode, guests discuss the advances that have been made over the past 15 years. The guests featured in this episode are (in order of appearance): Stan Williams, Chuck Black, Celia Merzbacher, Jason White, Leonardo Spanu, Michelle Bradbury, Pedro Alvarez, Sangeeta Bhatia, Jeff Neaton, Fabio Pulizzi, and Mark Tuominen If you would like to learn more about nanotechnology, go to nano.gov or email us at info@nnco.nano.gov. Closed captioning is available on our YouTube channel. For this episode go to: https://youtu.be/VrlYjatecyU CREDITS Special thanks to:  Stan Williams, Chuck Black, Celia Merzbacher, Jason White, Leonardo Spanu, Michelle Bradbury, Pedro Alvarez, Sangeeta Bhatia, Jeff Neaton, Fabio Pulizzi, and Mark Tuominen Music:  Corporate Uplifting by Scott Holmes  http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/Corporate__Motivational_Music/Corporate_Uplifting_1985https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/legalcodeProduced by:   Produced by:  Dr. Mallory Hinks  AAAS S&T Policy Fellow at NNCO Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Nanotechnology Coordination Office or United States Government. Additionally, mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by any of the aforementioned parties. Any mention of commercial products, processes, or services cannot be construed as an endorsement or recommendation.

O Palmeiras teve seu maior teste sob o comando de Mano Menezes no último domingo ao enfrentar o Internacional no Beira-Rio. No primeiro tempo o Inter expôs as defasagens de um time em formação. No segundo, o alviverde soube equilibrar a partida e podia até ter vencido, não fosse um gol anulado. Vitor Buratini, Léo Suzuki e Pedro Alvarez explicam o motivo.

O Palmeiras recebeu o Grêmio no Pacaembu, abriu o placar, mas foi eliminado das Quartas de Finais da Libertadores. Nesse podcast, Vitor Buratini, Gabriel de Assis, Mateus Moreira e o estreante Pedro Alvarez falaram sobre a derrota, os erros cometidos pelo clube, destaques individuais e muito mais. Dá o play!

On today's River Blast Podcast, Noah and Alex open the show in fear that the Pirates are indeed still in the post season hunt. They debate what the club should do at the deadline if they indeed go on another big win streak. After that the guys discuss the future of Jameson Taillon and the improvements made by Joe Musgrove and Chris Archer. Next, the guys go to the closer early in the game and start up segments! The show comes to an end with both Alex and Noah giving their review on Cole's first start against the Pirates. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/river-blast-radio/support

ELISION ensemble records sounds by Lim, O'Dwyer, Alvarez and Flenady in the ABC studios in Melbourne.

ELISION ensemble records sounds by Lim, O'Dwyer, Alvarez and Flenady in the ABC studios in Melbourne.

In this special anniversary episode of Stories from the NNI, Dr. Lisa Friedersdorf, Director of NNCO, talks to Prof. Pedro Alvarez, of Rice University. Pedro and Lisa discuss the role nanotechnology plays in water security, exciting research results and applications, and his thoughts on the NNI. Closed captioning is available on YouTube. Find this episode here: https://youtu.be/ANBFWXJMw7o Learn more about nanotechnology at www.nano.gov or email us at info@nnco.nano.gov. CREDITS Special thanks to: Prof. Pedro Alverez Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Rice University Music: Corporate Uplifting by Scott Holmes http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/Corporate__Motivational_Music/Corporate_Uplifting_1985 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/legalcode Produced by: Dr. Mallory Hinks AAAS S&T Policy Fellow at NNCO Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this podcast are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Nanotechnology Coordination Office or United States Government. Additionally, mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by any of the aforementioned parties. Any mention of commercial products, processes, or services cannot be construed as an endorsement or recommendation.

Marlins broadcaster Kyle Sielaff chats with newcomer Pedro Alvarez on this edition of Beyond the Bases.

Marlins broadcaster Kyle Sielaff chats with newcomer Pedro Alvarez on this edition of Beyond the Bases.

Welcome to the Spooky Sconnie podcast, the show that talks about the spooky, paranormal, criminal, and just plain odd Badger State. While we're known for sportsball and food, there's a lot more to learn about Wisconsin if you know where to look. In this episode, I cover the Pfister - a Milwaukee hotel spooky enough to scare off professional atheletes... and fancy enough to keep the pleebs like me away. We'll cover fun history, baseball, and portly gents. Also, does this look like it's seemlessly integrated? I don't think so. Further reading History on the Pfister website Documentary on the Pfister Pfister named one of America’s most haunted historic hotels Stories from Bryce Harper, Brandon Phillips, Giancarlo Stanton, Michael Young, Justin Upton, Pablo Sandoval, CJ Wilson, and Shane Victorino Carlos Martinez's story Jon Gray's ghost hunting The most frightening haunted baseball stories from Milwaukee's Pfister Hotel, according to MLB Here's a list of MLB players who have been haunted by Milwaukee's Pfister Hotel from JS Online This Shit Doesn’t Happen Overnight: The Insidious Planning That Goes Into Gentrification 7 Reasons Why Gentrification Hurts Communities of Color 5 Tactics That Fight Gentrification While Boosting Community Development 9 Ways Privileged People Can Reduce the Negative Impact of Gentrification Don’t Fall for These 3 Excuses for Gentrification – They’re Excusing Colonization, Too The next episode should be out by January 19th. Transcript Hey! In case you haven't listened to the first episode, I'm Kirsten Schultz and I'm your host. We talk about everything weird and creepy and spooky and random in Wisconsin. I really love true crime and I was really kind of getting bummed that the only few things being covered in Wisconsin constantly are Ed Gein and Jeffrey Dahmer. And while both of their stories are interesting, there's so much more to Wisconsin. So thanks for tuning in. Thanks for wanting to learn more about Wisconsin and random creepy shit. This week I wanted to do one of the coolest places. I have never been in the state. The Pfister hotel in Milwaukee is expensive enough to scare off the average person (i.e., me) and haunted enough to scare off even professional athletes. ----more---- Located at 424 East Wisconsin Avenue, the Pfister Hotel opened in 1893. The hotel is ornate and beautiful and happens to house the largest Victorian art collection of any hotel in the world, which I guess I didn't assume any hotel housed much Victorian art. So that was a weird fact for me. I don't know. It's fancy. It costs about a million dollars to build back in 1893. Um, and just to give you a rough idea in today's money, that's about $26,000,000. It's a lot. It's not just one of the most haunted places in Wisconsin, it's also one of the most haunted places in the country and constantly makes top 10 lists or top nine list or random numbers, but it's constantly the top of like spooky haunted hotel shit which is kind of awesome. It is the vision of businessman Guido Pfister and his son Charles. Um, like I said, the hotel opened in 1893. Charles went forward with the plan, still really enthusiastic about it, um, after his father passed away in 1889. So they had been talking, had been, you know, getting things set in motion for the hotel to go and be built and get started. And I'm all the sudden Guido dies and Charles, you know, carries on, wants to make sure that their family name, you know, still gets represented and really, um, kind of do this for pop kind of a thing, which was cool. It was designed by architect Henry C Koch [multiple pronunciations follow] - I don't know, whatever. There's too many pronunciations of that name. Um, he also designed the Turner Hall which is now Turner Ballroom which is a concert hall in Milwaukee, um, Science Hall at the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison as well as Milwaukee's city hall. The Pfister had features uncommon in its time such as fireproofing, electricity, and even thermostat controls like this shit was fannnncy. It replaced the Newhall House essentially, um, which had been destroyed in a fire in 1883. And that killed 90 people. But, but the Newhall House was like THE hotel in the city. Um, so once the Pfister came in, it became THE hotel in the city. And it's constantly where a number of professional sports teams stay when they're in town, where a lot of performing acts at nearby entertainment venue stay. So it's really a mainstay of stable in Milwaukee 125 years later, which is really cool. The story or the lobby is three stories and they really wanted to make it like a lush, opulent, glorious living room. There's touches of gold gilding, grand marble staircases that have bronze lions on them, like, to greet people, like on the sides. It's ridiculous. There's of course paintings and all the fancy art. There's a fresco on the ceiling, like it's like the spooky hotel should have been on American Horror Story: Hotel. Like it is fancy as fuck. Fuck-fancy. The whole way that the art collection started was actually, Charles wanted to share his personal art collection with the guests and really make that area feel like the fancy ass living room it is. It kind of started from there. The original building, um, because there have been additions which I will get to in a moment. Um, but it was eight stories. It's kind of this creamy or grayish limestone. There's romanesque renewal architecture on the outside. Um, there's granite columns, there's terra cotta touches and there's these giant bay windows - giant. The original 200 rooms were built with high ceilings and decorated with 19th century decorations, as you might imagine. It really offered a number of cool, um, services and conveniences within its walls as a lot of, like really fancy hotels tend to do it, housed things including restaurants, naturally a barbershop, hair salon, a drugstore with a Soda Fountain, a men's Lounge, a ladies' lounge, and the ballroom, which is, you know, available for rent for different things like weddings and other events at exorbitant prices. Um, you know, has seen a number of really cool events including a dinner for President William Mckinley and his cabinet, which is kind of amazing. Um, I don't think many people realize like how cool Wisconsin is. I mean, that's why I'm doing this podcast, but like, it's just one of those places that has always, you think of Milwaukee and that's what you think of, um, at least for people I think within the state who know about Pfister and it's significance in Milwaukee. That's what you think - for me, I think of the Brewers, the Bucks, and the Pfister, which they all kind of go together oddly enough. We'll get to that in a minute. So in the late fifties to early sixties, uh, there was a real period of decline, um, just in general in Milwaukee. It kind of tanked a little bit and fewer people were going to these really expensive fancy places. So, the hotel was purchased by Ben Marcus (of Marcus theaters, like, fame) and he wanted to bring the hotel back to its former glory because it also had kind of fallen into disrepair in some spots and it wasn't as great as it once had been over several years. They, you know, did renovations across though, it's how they also added some new things. So the first thing to do was a 23-story guestroom tower and it's kind of, if you're looking head on at the building, it's actually behind the original building, kind of like a circular tower, which is interesting. And that provided another 176 rooms and there's also a parking garage with that. And this is all 'seamlessly' added onto the old building. I kept seeing the word seamlessly added like that phrase. And honestly I get what they're going for. The colors the same. The style is not the same. I mean it's like setting up a roll of paper towels behind your laptop and making sure they're the same color and being like, "look, this was seamlessly added." Like, no, it's not the same. Um, it is really clear that it's not the same. You know, the, the added tower really looks very a sixties, I don't know. Anyway, to them it was seamlessly added. That's where the fanciest things are, which to me doesn't make any sense because they should be in the old building. But uh, there's rooms that feature English regency furniture, oversize wooden beds with post headboards swag drapes, framing bay windows and written white marble bathrooms. And just roll, just roll with the, uh, accents here. Currently all of the hotels, rooms and suites have magnificent furnishings. I copied some of this stuff from their hotels.com page, so I'm not meaning to sound like an ad for them, but it's going to come off a little bit that way. Um, there's 307 rooms currently. Um, there are 82 suites which have wet bars and sitting rooms. And wet bars, if you don't know what that is, um, if you've ever been in a larger hotel room and there's a little kitchennette kind of a thing where you've got like a little sink and a little like wine fridge that's a wet bar, not like swim up to a bar Wet Bar, although that'd be kind of amazing in these suites. The heritage suites have separate baths and showers, vanities, beautiful bathrooms and California king size beds. The king suites are in the historical section of the hotel and those have two rooms, a parlor and then the bedroom with a king bed. And in the pictures I was seeing, they are all like four-post beds, which is kind of fun. There's also usually like a pull out sleeper sofa in the parlor room. The tower king and double rooms or deluxe rooms which have spectacular views of the city and Lake Michigan because it is really in the heart of kind of downtown area, so you're really close to the lake and that towers pretty tall, so it's really easy to see the lake from those rooms. The Pfister double room is a deluxe room which is located in the section of the hotel that was renovated in 2008 because there was, there have been some ongoing renovations, but nothing quite as large as that one in the sixties from Ben Marcus. There's also a governor suite which is a three room suite. It includes a desk, a flatscreen TV, makeup mirrors, hairdryers and other amenities. You know, kind of going back to that Victorian artwork, visitors can explore and learn about the art collection in two ways. There's a self-guided tour, but the hotel - this is how you know it's fucking fancy - always has an artist-in-residence and they will take you on a tour of the artwork. Of course, it's had many different fancy people from dignitaries to musicians to actors, politicians (which I guess they're including in dignitaries but I feel like there's not a lot of dignity there). It's the most historic hotel in Wisconsin. It's a member of the elite preferred hotels and resorts worldwide and historic hotels of America, which, uh, is part of the program for National Trust for Historic Preservation. It's also a perennial winner of the AAA four diamond award. It's got like, it's one of those places that leaves chocolate on your pillows and has this little little note on the chocolates: "Because this hotel is a human institution to serve people and not solely a moneymaking organization. We hope that God will grant you peace and rest while you are under our roof. May the business that brought you out here way prosper. May every call you make and every message you receive add to your joy. May this room and hotel be your second home." Yeah, a is weird. Like I get it, but also like we're in 2018, 2019 here. Um, I don't know. It's just weird. Anyway, like I said, not here to be an advert for the hotel. So, let's dive into hauntings. The Pfister is legendary for ghosts, ghost hunting, ghost stories. Um, it was actually named one of America's most haunted historic hotels, which is real cool. The legend is that one of the ghost that haunts the hotel is Charles Pfister. You may remember him as the kid that went ahead and built the hotel. Guests and staff have seen him. They think he's a good natured portly gent. (Portly Gent - please some day if slash when I die, refer to me as a portly gent because that would be amazing) He usually stands, like, around the fancy staircase or is walking around the lobby and kind of enjoying what he built, which is cool. He's also been seen walking around the galleries and looking at the art. There's also like a random note in here about the people, like, hear puppies? I, I would be so happy, like I love dogs! So, every time I see any kind of animal I either shout out what it is - "Puppies!" - or, like, if I'm driving and I see a cow, okay, I'll go "Moos!" or I'll just start moving at them. Like, it would frustrate me to no end to be in a place where I can hear puppies, but there's no puppies to be found. I'm sorry. That is torture. Torture. Um, aside from puppies, the Pfister is beyond infamous among sports teams, particularly in major league baseball - so much so that a number of players will pay their own way to stay in different hotels to avoid the Pfister altogether when their teams are in town to play the Brewers. Players in general have reported things like stomping footsteps, moving lights, the AC or TV turning on and off, and mysterious voices. Um, I'll put a link to some of the most interesting and fun stories because there are a lot. Um, but I also want to share some right now because Holy Shit. Adrian Beltre, who's now retired, said in an interview in Sports Illustrated of all places that he heard knocking in the hallway and on his door. So, he went out to investigate, and found no one. Later, he watched as the air conditioning and TV both were switching on and off by themselves. When he was sleeping, he was awakened by pounding noises from behind his headboard. He was so scared that he actually took his bat with him to bed for protection and he was only able to sleep about two hours he said during his three nights stay. Carlos Gomez, former Brewer now on the Tampa Bay Rays, also experienced something paranormal. A day before a game, he heard disembodied voices and his ipod switched on by itself. It began vibrating wildly and just fell down. When he picked, he picked up the Ipod to look at it, to try to figure out what's wrong. So he puts it back down on the table and it started doing the same thing again. I love Carlos Gomez. Oh God, he's so cool. Brendan Ryan said in 2009 of his experience, "it was like a moving light that kind of passed through the room and the room got a bit chillier." The Brewers' manager, Craig Counsell, said two years ago that he heard former Pirates infielder Pedro Alvarez had experienced some 'weirdness' at the hotel and that matches up with a story told that year by Pirates manager Clint Hurdle, who didn't name names but said one of his players became spooked because the TV in his room turned on a couple of times throughout the night. Ji-Man Choi, who's currently on the Tampa Bay Rays and playing with Carlos Gomez which is awesome, had a spirit appear in his bed in 2016. Carlos Martinez of the Cardinals had a run in with a ghost in mid 2018, too. This one made a lot more news because I think we're more down to talk about this shit now it seems like. Um, so what he said was after he saw an apparition in his room, he couldn't sleep alone. And he even took to instagram to share his experience, which is probably part of why this blew up. Um, so he has actually like an instagram video and I'll link to that in the show notes. You can take a look at it because it's amazing. Colby Lewis apparently saw a 'skeletal apparition' move across this hotel room around 1:30 AM. It freaked him out so much that he talked with the team's chaplain as soon as possible. And then missed a press appearance the next day because he was too freaked out just trying to deal with it. Um, one anonymous manager reported he had to calm down a player in the middle of the night to convince him that ghosts don't exist. While many players have fear over the hotel, there are actually a bunch that are like, "Yeah, bring it on!" Rockies pitcher Jon Gray is one of those types of people. He's our peeps, um, and he actually conducted a paranormal investigation where the times he was in town, which is really cool and I want to hang out with that dude. Seriously, that's the way to do it. You just got to embrace it. If you find nothing, then like, you can calm yourself down and be like, 'hey, it's fine. No portly gents in my room.' Portly gent. Um, some of the other things that people see or experience are phantom footsteps, both apparently of the human and puppy variety, floating orbs, phantom voices, electrical anomalies, object manipulations and apparitions of portly gents and apparently also not poorly gents. Uh, so this is kind of a quick one because there's not really anything super scary about the Pfister. It just haunted as fuck. Um, and I'll put pictures of the outside. You can tell me if you agree with me or not, that they are two parts and do not look seamlessly integrated whatsoever. Yeah. I don't know. I really love downtown Milwaukee. In the last couple of years, It's seen a really nice resurgence and um, you know, good restaurants and good entertainment. I think one of the tricky things though is so much of that resurgence has come because of gentrification and that's essentially when white people move in and start taking over neighborhoods. So, if you've ever seen a Whole Foods go up in a place that was "not a good neighborhood" um, and then like that neighborhood starts prospering and hipsters move in? That's gentrification. Um, and Oh God, it happened so much here between Milwaukee and Madison and even some of the other larger cities in the state. Um, it's actually happening right now over on the east side of Madison where there's a number of buildings being put up - like new concert venues and new, like, luxury apartment buildings that then nobody can afford. And I think that's part of why you see it almost always tends to be like white hipster kids move and because they have money, or somehow at least enough money to, to live there because it's convenient and they can walk across the street to get groceries and whatever. I don't know. Um, it's, it's frustrating to me because there should be ways we should be looking at ways to, you know, reignite parts of our cities without gentrifying and without essentially resorting to racist white supremacist tactics to get there. Um, come for the knowledge about historical fun, creepy shit in Wisconsin, stay for the civics and justice lessons. Um, if you're interested in learning more about gentrification, I will include a couple of notes here, a couple of links in the show notes for you to do so. I hope you enjoyed the show. Uh, I think next I'm going to do a cryptid, the Hodag from Rhinelander. Yes. Rhinelander is a city, it's not like the Highlander, I promise. And I've kind of got a basically out of some of the things I want to cover soon. Um, I think after that I'll probably do a crime - like cover or crime, not commit a crime, um, because I wouldn't advertise that on any sort of media that I was going to commit a crime. The only crime I've done lately is I just ate Taco Bell before recording a podcast, which doesn't sound like a smart idea, does it? If you heard tummy gurgling was me, it's not you, it's fine. That's all for today's show. If you're wanting to find ways to get in touch with me, just search 'Spooky Sconnie Podcast' on social media. The twitter handle is @SpookySconnie, and then on facebook and instagram it's just Spooky Sconnie Podcast and you can see phone pictures of my husband wearing a cow head fake cowhead emphasis on fake. If you have anything you want to send me, you can do that at SpookySconniePodcast@gmail.com. Uh, as long as it's, you know, electronic. Don't try to put cookies in your email - it will not send edible cookies. Yeah, I think that's it. Um, if you like the show, please consider rating and subscribing. The ratings really help people find us. And it'd be Kinda cool to, like, be fancy causeI love being fancy and hanging out with some of my favorite podcasty people would be AMAZING. Oh, a quick shout out if you are looking for another podcast to listen to if you're just like so excited about learning about different places and you want to continue that and learn about whole different countries. Check out Nothing Rhymes With Murder. It is one of my favorite podcasts. The host are hilarious. They're funny. They're British, so I love listening to them talk anyway. And each episode they 'travel' to a different country and cover crimes in country. Sometimes it's murders, sometimes it's not, um, but then they'll also give you hot spots that are like somewhat close to where they are crimes occurred so that if you should happen to be going to know Ireland, then you could like checkout a cool place near Belfast where this crime happened. Like it's, it's really like 50 percent crime, 25 percent amazing banter and another 25 percent like travel show. It's basically my dream show. It's fine, it's the best. It's amazing. Um, so if you're looking for another great podcast, check that one out. And thanks for listening. Have an awesome day. And stay tuned for more creepy shit. You just listened to the Spooky Sconnie podcast. It is produced every two weeks by me, Kirsten Schultz. The intro, outro music is from Purple Plant. You can find show notes and more over at spookysconnie.podbean.com, including a transcript in case you missed anything. Take a minute and rate and subscribe if you can. You'll help more people see the show by rating and you won't miss a single episode if you subscribe, and that's pretty dope. You can support the show over at patreon.com/spookysconniepodcast and you can email me anything you'd like me to know at spookysconniepodcast@gmail.com. Meantime, sleep tight. Don't let the badgers. Bye.  

Rumors continue to swirl around J.T. Realmuto. MLB.com's Tim McMaster (@MLB_McMaster) and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro (@JoeFrisaro) share the latest details on the Marlins' catcher. Miami has filled out its coaching staff for 2019 with some exciting hires and Tim and Joe react to the moves.

What a week! The Orioles almost won more games than they lost. Apparently, they are allowed to do that. Wild! On the latest episode of The Warehouse, Tyler, Marcus and Jesse answer the most important Orioles questions. Should we want the O's to suck? Is Adam Jones angling for a move? How long did Jesse cry about Pedro Alvarez? Is Chris Davis fixed? When will we see Ryan McKenna in Baltimore? What to do about the fifth starter spot? And which is better: PTI or Around the Horn? Links:Alvarez DFA'dhttps://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2018/06/pedro-alvarez-accepts-outright-assignment.htmlTyler post about David Hesshttps://www.camdenchat.com/2018/6/25/17500366/baltimore-orioles-david-hess-chris-tillman-2018Adam Jones' Instagram posthttps://www.instagram.com/p/BkV8LLtBI_5/?hl=en&taken-by=simplyaj10 Ryan McKenna is crushing ithttps://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/ryan-mckenna-takes-huge-step-forward/  Connect:Website: https://medium.com/the-warehouse-podcast Email: thewarehousepod@gmail.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/TheWarehousePod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewarehousepod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWarehousePodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQCLpHQDrP2BeS9MoAS6zFwCamden Depot: http://camdendepot.blogspot.com/ Tyler's Twitter: https://twitter.com/_tyyoung Tyler's Instagram: https://instagram.com/_tyyoung Jesse's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Juggernaut8678 Jesse's Instagram: https://instagram.com/juggernaut8678 Marcus' Twitter: https://twitter.com/Warehousepod28 Marcus' Instagram:  https://instagram.com/smoothlife28 Subscribe to us on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and TuneInMusic: freemusicarchive.org Thanks for listening! Get on the email list at thewarehousepod.substack.com

The Orioles had another tough week, but there were some bright spots. The guys discuss players that are heating up (Chris Tillman, Pedro Alvarez, Anthony Santander and Manny Machado) as well as some dudes who are struggling (Alex Cobb, Andrew Cashner, Dylan Bundy and Brad Brach). The main topic of the podcast is whether or not the Orioles season is effectively over after just one month.Email: thewarehousepod@gmail.comTwitter: @TheWarehousePodInstagram: @TheWarehousePodFacebook: The Warehouse PodSubscribe to us on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and TuneInMusic: freemusicarchive.org Thanks for listening! Get on the email list at thewarehousepod.substack.com

In episode five of The Baltimore Baseball Show on SportsRadio 1350 WOYK, Dan Connolly has the latest from Orioles Spring Training. Hear from Dylan Bundy, Pedro Alvarez and manager Buck Showalter.

More new chamber concertos for electronic soloists courtesy of Perth's Decibel ensemble and the Totally Huge New Music Festival.

More new chamber concertos for electronic soloists courtesy of Perth's Decibel ensemble and the Totally Huge New Music Festival.

3/14/17 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! Follow us on Twitter @sporer @enosarris @jasoncollette @almelchiorBB @paulkastava Leading Off: League Draft Results Found here Notable Transactions/Rumors/Articles/Game Play Ian Desmond noooooooo Anthony DeSclafani has UCL sprain Pedro Alvarez back to BAL (min. lg deal) Strategy Section: AL LABR Breakdown Gameplan Offense breakdown […]

Can the Royals be a contender in the AL Central? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan discuss if a slugger like Pedro Alvarez could be a fit in Kansas City and what plans they have for an overcrowded outfield.

James Fegan and Collin Whitchurch gathered together to discuss the most important and shocking news that the White Sox world has to offer, such as Adam Eaton being a Gold Glove finalist and James Shields opting into the last two seasons of his contract.Or actually, they spent most of the podcast discussing the BP South Side Offseason Plan, a simple $140 million path to winning in 2017. 

Always something new for y’all on the 2020 Allstars. I (David) was homeless for the month of March. Instead of scrambling to find a place in Berlin, I decided to travel to Egypt. So this weeks episode comes to you from Cairo. As such the audio quality isn’t quite up to snuff, but you’re probably not here for that anyway. We discuss the AJ Pollock injury and some guys that could put up “AJ Pollack”-like numbers. Or what you could do to make up the power and the steals, although there really isn’t a 20/40 guy just sitting out there. Names like Joey Rickard and Travis Shaw get bandied about. But the purpose of this show is our bold predictions for 2016: Socrates Brito! Looks like he will get a shot with AJ Pollack being injured. He’s shown double digit pop and 30+ steals in the minors. Tood sees a 15/20 season in 2016. We’re also hoping for this because we picked up Brito. Why not? My first prediction is Pedro Alvarez as a top 7 1B with 35+ homers and an average north of .250. I did a little “analysis” and the park factors to lefties leans strongly in Alvarez’s favor. I also wanted to throw Jonathon Schoop into this one. Alvarez + Schoop over 60 homers?! They don’t call them bold predictions for nothing. Justin Turner makes the leap to become a top 7 3B. He was on pace last year until he got injured so is it crazy? His ISO seemed a bit high last year and Todd thinks this power surge will continue. I like him too, but I’m not sure about the power numbers. Trevor Bauer top 15 closer! He finally becomes the guy we thought he could be. Cody Allen’s spring numbers have me a little worried. The control is not there… if there are velo issues then this one could pay off. Todd suggests that he just needs the closer glasses and everything will be good. Nick Williams wins the NL Rookie of the Year. I throw out the comparison to Adam Jones. He’s a swinger, but with some plate discipline so he doesn’t strike out at a crazy rate. 21/12 with a .275 average is what Todd likes on the high end as long as things fall into place. Speaking of prospects, I’m way down on Bryon Buxton. He’s touted as the next big thing, but I just don’t see it. My bold prediction is that his bat forces the Twins to send him back to the minors. Todd counters that Buxton’s defense will keep him in the league. It’s a good point, but if Buxton keeps hitting .200 then he’s out of there. I wanted to compare him to Brandon Wood, but I forgot Wood’s name. Ryan Madson gets 20 saves. Sean Doolittle is doing everything he can to lose the job. Ryan Raburn, .300 average and 18hrs in like 250 ABs. He’s now in Colorado and he’ll mash lefties. I have been a Raburn fan for a long time so take this one with a LARGE grain of salt. Todd’s final bold prediction… Zack Wheeler comes back strong after the AS break. Todd is looking for about a strikeout per inning and good ratios. My final bold prediction is that Marcus Stroman is in the Cy Young discussion. Tons of wins, sub-3 ERA, 8.5 K/9. Plus Todd tweeted last year “Marcus Stroman, Cy Young 2016”, so I’ll run with it as well. Let’s see if Todd was prophetic. As always, check us out on Twitter @2020AllStars, Instagram 2020AllStars, and iTunes. Season 4 Episode 2 (49:58)

Dia historico para Cuba, Estados Unidos y las Grandes Ligas. Colombia y Mexico entran al pro;ximo Clasico Mundial. Entrevistas con Pedro Alvarez y Brayan Pena hechas por Jennifer Mercedes. Analisis de la division del este de la LA. El podcast del Mundo de las Grandes Ligas por MLB.com y lasmayores.com con Kevin Cabral y Felix DeJesus.

Episode 639 Dave Cameron is both (a) the managing editor of FanGraphs and (b) the guest on this particular edition of FanGraphs Audio, during which edition he examines Houston’s relative weakness at first base and designated hitter, the possible implications of Baltimore’s strikeout-heavy lineup following the acquisition of Pedro Alvarez, and a potential blindspot in […]

Injury updates are a crucial part to staying on top of your fantasy league and draft triumph. Fantasy expert Fred Zinkie and MLB.com's Matthew Leach break down which injuries you should keep your eye on in Spring Training, why Pedro Alvarez could be key to your team's success and which top fantasy prospects and top tier pitchers should go earlier in your draft.

We are back to finish up our position previews for the 2016 season by talking about the starting and relief pitchers. First we cover some of the latest news in baseball, including Carter Capps, Jhonny Peralta and Pedro Alvarez. For starting pitching, it is a very deep position, but one that the top tier players have improved some much over the past few years. How does that change our strategy going into 2016? Also cover hot topics such as is Jake Arrieta for real? Can the new San Fran duo bounce back this year? Can stars bouncback from injury plagued 2015's? Super Sophmores and prospects. Relief pitching is such a roulette wheel all season long, you just never seem to know where the ball is going to drop and the closer loses their job. This makes drafting this position very interesting to me. Also what to do about Aroldis Chapman? Can Glen Perkins return to form? And the one guy you think will ultimately close that isn't set to start the season that way. Of course we finish each position with our sleepers and busts. As always can call into the show and join in on the conversation or ask us any questions. If you don’t want to call in you can send us messages on Twitter @FantasySixPack and @AppleGarthAlgar.

3/8/16 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! Follow us on Twitter @sporer @enosarris @jasoncollette Moves/News/Rumors Jhonny Peralta injury (1:42) Carter Capps TJ (6:03) Pedro Alvarez to BAL (8:42) Aaron Altherr injury (12:21) Strategy Section: AL LABR Review of Eno’s team and discussion of his strategy in the auction (15:00) — […]

Pedro Alvarez is an #Oriole. They have not won a game yet in Spring Training. Can he make a difference, and where does he play?

Lesion de Jhonny Peralta, Carter Capps bajas sensibles para sus respectivos equipos. Pedro Alvarez firma con los Orioles Un analisis completo de la Division del Este de la Liga Nacional. El podcast del Mundo de las Grandes Ligas por MLB.COM y Las Mayores.com con Kevin Cabral y Felix DeJesus.

MLB.com's Dave Raymond challenges Pirates reporter Adam Berry to make a few bold predictions including whether Pedro Alvarez will play more than John Jaso or Josh Bell at first base.

The Pirates did not tender Pedro Alvarez a contract. MLB.com's Dave Raymond and Pirates reporter Adam Berry break down why the team didn't keep the first basemen in Pittsburgh and why they'll be busy in Nashville looking for another addition to their rotation.

In this episode of Rum Bunter Radio, Jason and Tyler from rumbunter.com are joined by Matt Swartz. Matt handled the yearly Arbitration projections for mlbtraderumors.com. They are almost eerily accurate year-after-year, so this is the perfect person to talk to about the challenges the Pittsburgh Pirates will face in arbitration. This is a very enlightening talk and you will learn a lot about the process as Jason and Tyler did. Listen in as the trio talk Neil Walker, Pedro Alvarez, and more.

Puerto Rico Meets NYC on this week’s Snacky Tunes!  Solo host Greg Bresnitz is talking all things Puerto Rico with Marie Elena Martinez, founder of the Meets NYC events, Chefs Manolo Lopez, Pedro Alvarez, and Mixologist Lynette Marrero. Rounding out the celebration, Puerto Rico Meets NYC shared the bounty and beauty of this Caribbean island’s culinary legacy. By shedding light on Puerto Rico’s best chefs, the rums, and the accompanying food and travel intersection, Puerto Rico Meets NYC showed this sunny destination the epicurean respect and exposure it deserves. Tapping into the deep network of Nuyoricans inhabiting New York City and surrounding, these guests leave everyone hungry for more. Tune in for a rousing live performance from Bombayo as well, playing the traditional music of Puerto Rico with some amazing bomba music! “I’m from the countryside of the island some would call it, and there’s it’s really centered on family and all the joy of celebrating life and what our tradition is.” [11:50] “I think with Puerto Rican food right now… we’re taking it back to what it usually is.” [17:12] –Chef Manolo Lopez on Snacky Tunes  

Episode 101 – I Don’t Think You’re Crazy The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Russell Martin’s ice-cold streak, comparing Ryan Howard to Pedro Alvarez to Mark Teixeira to Chris Davis, Scooter Gennett being a weak fantasy contributor, Dylan being wrong on Nolan Arenado, the Twins […]

In the 31st installment of Rum Bunter Radio, Tyler and Jason from rumbunter.com bring you a look at the previous week of Pittsburgh Pirates baseball. We go in depth on JA Happ's turnaround and perform the essential duty of any Pirates observer: debate Pedro Alvarez. We also answer a huge chunk of viewer questions submitted through twitter with #askrumbunter. All of this and more from rumbunter.com - quality Pittsburgh Pirates coverage; part of the FanSided network.

Episode 153 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! Eno Sarris and Nicholas Minnix discuss, among other players and situations, Josh Willingham; Rymer Liriano; Pedro Alvarez; Rafael Montero, Jacob deGrom, and Noah Syndergaard; Buck Farmer and Justin Verlander; Phil Hughes; Jenrry Mejia; shaky bullpens; and some requests – Stephen Strasburg, […]

Episode 149 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! Jason Collette and Nicholas Minnix discuss Rajai Davis now that Austin Jackson is out of the picture; Josh Harrison’s move on Pedro Alvarez’s PT; Gerardo Parra’s similar deal with Khris Davis; and Grady Sizemore’s recent PT, which has come at the […]

Jason Martinez of MLBDepthCharts previews the offseason of the Pittburgh Pirates, who are coming off of their 20th consecutive losing season.

David and I discuss Pedro Alvarez and upcoming changes to the pitching staff. After the flip, I talk to Aaron Gleeman of AaronGleeman.com and HardballTalk about the upcoming series against the Twins.

Episode 11. Brian from Raise The Jolly Roger and Jim from Northside Notch joined me as we were without Cory from Three Rivers Blog.More offensive strugglesRod Barajas and Pedro AlvarezA.J. Burnett, James McDonald, and how good the rest of the rotation has beenThe bullpen and how they will perform throughout the seasonWhen will Andrew McCutchen hit homer number one?and more! Check it out! Search Pirates Roundtable Podcast on iTunes to subscribe and download. CLICK HERE TO PLAY / DOWNLOADSUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES

Episode 9. New topics, same voices: Brian from Raise The Jolly Roger, Jim from Northside Notch, and Cory from Three Rivers Burgh Blog. Here's the rundown:Pedro AlvarezErik Bedard and his velocityCharlie Morton & James McDonaldStarting Ptcher PredictionsNick Evans and Jake Fox cutsand more! Check it out! Search Pirates Roundtable Podcast on iTunes to subscribe and download.CLICK HERE TO PLAY / DOWNLOADSUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES

Episode 6! This time we actually had games and stuff to talk about. You know the crew: Brian from Raise The Jolly Roger, Jim from Northside Notch, and Cory from Three Rivers Burgh Blog. Here's the topics:Andrew McCutchen and his extensionNeil Walker's possible extensionSpring Training story linesStarling MartePedro AlvarezBrad LincolnHits and strikeoutsJosh HarrisonSabermetric Stat of the Week: wOBAThe ex-Pirate name gameTriviaBlogger Q&A: Your favorite way to watch a Pirate gameand more! Check it out! Search The "Mc" Effect on iTunes to subscribe and download.CLICK HERE TO PLAY / DOWNLOAD

John and Jim look at the winners and losers of the Pedro Alvarez deal.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.