Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Bourjos

On this very special episode of Hittin' Season, Justin Klugh is the host for a rousing game of Phillies Jeopardy, featuring Liz Roscher, John Stolnis and Mike Robertson (you know him as Franzke & L.A. on Twitter). Among the categories on this NSFW episode are former Phillies All Stars, famous quotes, MVP trivia and an entire category on Peter Bourjos. Join the fun, just don't listen with the kiddos!

This evening we'll talk about the retirement of Curtis Granderson, have the Marlins found their closer, the Phillies sign Francisco Liriano, the great Kevin Quackenbush, the Yankees thoughts at the Josh Thole meeting, Emilio Bonifacio is alive and well, former Twin Kennys Vargas, a Giant reunion with Pablo Sandoval, are Wade LeBlanc and Robbie Erlin really the same person, the definition of a strop, the end for Peter Bourjos, and some possible useful free agents still out there.

It was a whacky one on Monday night as the Angels lost to the Yankees, 4-3, in 14 innings. Peter Bourjos played his first game in the infield, Felix Pena pinch ran and Trevor Cahill was the final out... at the plate? Recap this odd game with Taylor Blake Ward with full content from all 14 innings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Rays get catcher Mike Zunino back from the paternity list, and it immediately pays dividends as he helps power them to the end of their four-game losing streak with the help of a little dad strength from his son, Rhett. Also, former Rays pitcher Nathan Eovaldi needs another surgery on his repaired elbow, and Peter Bourjos plays in the infield for the first time.

It was a whacky one on Monday night as the Angels lost to the Yankees, 4-3, in 14 innings. Peter Bourjos played his first game in the infield, Felix Pena pinch ran and Trevor Cahill was the final out... at the plate? Recap this odd game with Taylor Blake Ward with full content from all 14 innings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Ronald Acuña’s debut and the Braves’ pivot to position players, the history of Peter Bourjos losing his job, Eric Lauer’s less heralded/distinguished debut, Kazuhisa Makita, the Angels maxing out their mound visits, and the state of Shohei Ohtani hype, follow up on outfield bobbling and baserunner blocking, and […]

Rays OF Peter Bourjos Postgame (7/6 vs BOS)

The Rays used a four-run sixth inning and two RBIs from Peter Bourjos and Evan Longoria to get a 6-3 victory over the Astros

The Rays were able to pull off a late spring trade, bringing in Peter Bourjos from the Chicago White Sox. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Rays reporter Bill Chastain discuss where Bourjos fits into the outfield situation and if Jake Bauers could make it to the big leagues in the near future. Chastain also catches up with Kevin Cash to talk about the biggest obstacle the team faces in order to compete this season.

Carlos Rodon is going to start the year on the disabled list due to a biceps injury. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and White Sox reporter Scott Merkin discuss Rodon's prognosis and the team sending Peter Bourjos to the Rays in a trade. Merkin also sits down with Rick Renteria to chat about running his first White Sox camp and signing Tim Anderson to an extension.

The new Rays outfielder speaks after Wednesday's game

The new Rays outfielder speaks before Wednesday's game

Nate Jones was looking for something to do today(we kid), so he came on the White Sox Talk Podcast to speak with Chuck Garfien and gave what he said is the longest interview of his career (not kidding). Fresh off winning a gold medal at the World Baseball Classic, Jones spoke about the experience, what he did with his gold medal and why he chose to play in the tournament while other top Americans like Bryce Harper and Clayton Kershaw decided to skip it. Jones also gave a scouting report on some of the White Sox young pitchers and explains how Jose Quintana stays focused despite all the trade rumors. Later, Chuck is joined by White Sox CSN producers Rob Wiatrowski and Slavko Bekovic to talk about the Peter Bourjos trade that opens the door for Jacob May to win the starting job in centerfield. Plus, is Deadspin trolling the White Sox? AJ Pierzynski joins Fox Sports and Dan Hayes from CSN-Chicago.com calls from Arizona to give his predictions for the White Sox opening day roster.

The Phillies plan on being realistic when it comes to the Trade Deadline. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Phillies reporter Todd Zolecki discuss why this team could be a Wild Card contender, why Peter Bourjos could be a valuable chip and how Aaron Nola's found his groove again.

On this episode of the Phillies Nation Podcast, Ian Riccaboni returns from Vermont and Steve Corino returns from his 80th (!) trip to Japan to discuss: - A large majority of young Phillies' hitters are hitting well so far. Is the success in small samples more indicative of hitters being ahead of pitchers early in Spring, statistical anomaly, or a sign that the Phillies should get the permits for the World Series parade ready? - There are likely two catching spots. Carlos Ruiz likely has one. Which hot-hitting catcher out of Cameron Rupp, J.P. Arencibia, Andrew Knapp, and Jorge Alfaro starts the year alongside Chooch in Philly? - Darin Ruf hit two homers and has been hitting well while Ryan Howard is ill. How realistic is it that Ruf starts at first base, Howard gets cut, and or Brock Stassi sees time at first base? - Aaron Altherr has broken his left wrist - with Cody Asche battling an oblique injury, who becomes the third starting outfielder next to Peter Bourjos in left and Odubel Herrera in center? Can Tyler Goedel, Cedric Hunter, and David Lough all make the team and will those three plus Bourjos and Herrera be your outfield all season? - Phillies starters have been pitching well, but what do Ian and Steve think about the bullpen? With David Hernandez out, is there a clear closer? Does there need to be? - The Beatles?! Reflect on the passing of George Martin and debate which Beatle had the best solo catalog! – Last week’s trivia question answer and this week’s trivia question for a great prize! Be sure to Rate, Review, and Subscribe on iTunes and Like on SoundCloud! Next week: Ian and Steve will be LIVE from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia prior to the Ring of Honor event! Limited tickets still remain and this event WILL sell out so get your tickets now! Be sure to say hello to Ian and Steve if you see them around town! Send your questions, comments, and more to @philliesnation, @kingcorino, and @ianriccaboni. Thanks for listening! About Ian Riccaboni: Ian has been a Phillies Nation contributor full-time since 2011 and is the author of The 100 Greatest Phillies of All Time. Ian can be seen on Phillies Nation TV, is the voice of Women of Honor, and is a Sports Media professor at Holy Family University. About Steve Corino: Steve is a life-long Phillies fan whose love for the Phillies dates back to the launch of PRISM! Steve is a former ECW World Champion who has 80 tours of Japan. His best friend Mr. Wrestling III can be seen every week calling Ring of Honor action in Philadelphia at 11:30 PM on Saturdays on WMCN 44 and Midnights every Wednesday on COMET.

HaloMania is back! After a long hiatus, we are back to give our take on a few of the new faces for the new season! We will also compare the new players to some of the outgoing players from last year. We split the episode into two parts and in part one we will cover David Freese, Alberto Callaspo, Peter Bourjos and quickly touch on Kole Calhoun!