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Friend of the show & relief pitcher, John Brebbia, returned to reflect back on the 2023 MLB season. Brebbia was one of the main San Francisco Giants key relievers & excelled as a ‘bull-pen' starter from time to time when the Giants needed someone to start the first few innings of a game.John also had fun discussing his beard that he grows out at the start of every season. John shared his plans on when he plans to shave it off!Also included in this episode is an interview I was able to do with Stephen Piscotty during spring training from inside the Giants spring training clubhouse. Piscotty has played for the Oakland Athletics & St. Louis Cardinals. Unfortunately, Piscotty did not make the team but grew up in the Bay Area & spoke on his career playing for the hometown teams as well as being a new father.For video footage of these interviews:John Brebbia - https://youtu.be/LgYf8aJImz4?si=YPhX64mwcVi-AzaZStephen Piscotty - https://youtu.be/Vc_ew-alpIY?si=P3QFmrHdlbXservLFor more exclusive content, follow the Jim on Base Show on social media (Twitter/Instagram/TikToK): @JimonBaseShow

Depth has been a focus for the San Francisco Giants since Farhan Zaidi took over, but they're looking a little thin in the outfield as the season approaches. Mitch Haniger (oblique) and Austin Slater (hamstring) are questionable for Opening Day, which is just over a week away in New York. What are the Giants' plans in the event that either or both has to miss time?Some fallback options would've included the likes of Luis González and Stephen Piscotty, but both are banged up as well. González recently had back surgery, and Piscotty has an oblique issue of his own. The SF Giants could put Joc Pederson or LaMonte Wade Jr. in the outfield, but that would create its own problems because they'd need to be platooned and there aren't any right-handed hitters to put in the outfield if Haniger and Slater are out.Ultimately, someone like Bryce Johnson may end up making the Giants' roster if there are injuries in the outfield. Johnson is the type of guy the Giants could simply stick in center field, appreciate his defense and baserunning, and take what they can get out of the No. 9 spot in the lineup. With the 2023 season not even here yet, we're already seeing the Giants' depth tested and it's not entirely clear where they'll turn.Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms:

Depth has been a focus for the San Francisco Giants since Farhan Zaidi took over, but they're looking a little thin in the outfield as the season approaches. Mitch Haniger (oblique) and Austin Slater (hamstring) are questionable for Opening Day, which is just over a week away in New York. What are the Giants' plans in the event that either or both has to miss time? Some fallback options would've included the likes of Luis González and Stephen Piscotty, but both are banged up as well. González recently had back surgery, and Piscotty has an oblique issue of his own. The SF Giants could put Joc Pederson or LaMonte Wade Jr. in the outfield, but that would create its own problems because they'd need to be platooned and there aren't any right-handed hitters to put in the outfield if Haniger and Slater are out. Ultimately, someone like Bryce Johnson may end up making the Giants' roster if there are injuries in the outfield. Johnson is the type of guy the Giants could simply stick in center field, appreciate his defense and baserunning, and take what they can get out of the No. 9 spot in the lineup. With the 2023 season not even here yet, we're already seeing the Giants' depth tested and it's not entirely clear where they'll turn. Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms:

Episode 441 -- The A's have been releasing veteran players left and right in recent days. First was Jed Lowrie, then Stephen Piscotty, and most recently Elvis Adnrus.Do these releases impact what's left of the fan base? Does it help them get more interested in A's baseball?Then, with all of these releases, is Stephen Vogt next?Get social with us: @ByJasonB + @LockedonAsSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline– Where The Game Starts!LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Did you know every week, nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONMLB.VroomWith Vroom, you can buy a car entirely online, and have it delivered straight to you, so you never have to go to a dealership again. So, next time you need to buy a car, just grab your phone, go to Vroom.com and check out thousands of great cars.Liver Health FormulaNow it's easy to rejuvenate your liver health and reignite your metabolism...Thanks to Liver Health Formula by PureHealth Research. Go to getliverhelp.com/MLB to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 441 -- The A's have been releasing veteran players left and right in recent days. First was Jed Lowrie, then Stephen Piscotty, and most recently Elvis Adnrus. Do these releases impact what's left of the fan base? Does it help them get more interested in A's baseball? Then, with all of these releases, is Stephen Vogt next? Get social with us: @ByJasonB + @LockedonAs Subscribe to our YouTube channel! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline– Where The Game Starts! LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Did you know every week, nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONMLB. Vroom With Vroom, you can buy a car entirely online, and have it delivered straight to you, so you never have to go to a dealership again. So, next time you need to buy a car, just grab your phone, go to Vroom.com and check out thousands of great cars. Liver Health Formula Now it's easy to rejuvenate your liver health and reignite your metabolism...Thanks to Liver Health Formula by PureHealth Research. Go to getliverhelp.com/MLB to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A's radio broadcaster Vince Cotroneo sits down with community leaders every Tuesday throughout each month. For this edition of the Community Spotlight, Cotroneo met with Mike Piscotty, the President of ALS Cure Project Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Stephen Piscotty grew up cheering for Mark McGwire from the second deck of Oakland Coliseum. Now he's living his childhood dream, playing right field for the A's just 25 miles from his hometown. Stephen and X get deep into the bittersweet circumstances of Piscotty's trade from St. Louis back home to the Bay Area following his mother's ALS diagnosis in 2017, his emotional return to the field after her passing the following season and his ongoing efforts to help find a cure for the deadly disease. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris and Julio talk about the NL East just being an absolute train wreck this season, recent deadline trades of Joc Pederson and Stephen Vogt (former Oakland great) to the Braves, the heavyweight battle of a series between the two best teams in baseball Giants vs Dodgers and celebrate the first ever MLB all female broadcast. (00:00:32) After that, they jump into the A's news of a disappointing series with Cleveland, dominant win over LA, Chris Berman's article on Piscotty and any OF trade possibilities to look out for at the deadline. (00:35:40) Then, they jump into stadium talk with the recent Oakland City Council meeting/vote on the proposed Howard Terminal site. What this vote means, what went on in the meeting, how to digest all the information from the meeting and where the A's and the city go from here. (00:52:26) They finish it off with a preview of the coming week, pick players of the week and pick their Essential Tailgate Tool of the week. (01:31:10)

A's radio broadcaster Vince Cotroneo sits down with community leaders every Wednesday throughout each month. For this edition of the Community Spotlight, Cotroneo met with Mike Piscotty to discuss the ALS Cure Project.

Matt (@MattWi77iams) is joined by Carmen Maiorano (@CarmsClubhouse) of RotoFanatic to discuss early season standouts in plate discipline metrics. - Evan Longoria renaissance - Cedric Mullins legit? - Eduardo Escobar's future - Buy low on Piscotty?

The Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants are rivals on the field during the Battle of the Bay, but they are united behind the scenes in the battle against ALS. A’s right fielder Stephen Piscotty is leading the charge. His mother Gretchen passed away in 2018 after fighting ALS. Led by his father, Michael, the Piscotty family has championed the cause of finding a cure. “My mom frankly suffered for quite a while and it was really hard to watch,” Piscotty said on The With Authority Podcast. “One thing she kind of said is ‘do what you can, so that no one else has to suffer like this.’” https://alscure.net/alsbay/ This weekend during the Bay Bridge Series, the ALS Cure Project is holding a virtual fundraiser. In addition to a massive collection of A’s and Giants memorabilia up for auction, you can also purchase beer, wine, and whisky and then take part in virtual tastings with Piscotty and a host of other guests via Zoom. The events are scheduled around the Bay Bridge Series games this weekend. “We’re trying to carry that torch and do all that we can,” Piscotty said. “Unfortunately, we can’t solve it over night. It’s going to take a lot of hard work and dedication and that’s the reality of it, but we are up for that challenge.” The A’s are in first place in the A.L. West and have a chance to clinch a playoff berth this weekend at home against the Giants. Running a charity and playing baseball during a global pandemic is a lot to handle. You can help out Piscotty, and pick up some beer, wine, whisky or merchandise for a good cause by visiting the ALS Cure Project now. We also talk pandemic baseball and MLB's saliva tests, the postseason bubble, and what it'll take to clinch the AL West in the Bay Bridge Series.

On the latest episode of the Balk Talk, Jessica Kleinschmidt is joined by MLB.com’s Sarah Langs to discuss Mike Yastrzemski’s break-out season, the A's exciting season, and her highlights from the MLB season. A’s outfielder Stephen Piscotty and his father Mike join to discuss their search to find a cure for ALS and their upcoming event in the fight against ALS. (5:12) Langs background and passion for baseball (11:18) Langs on working her dream job(14:45) Yastrzemski’s break-out season (16:53) Langs on the A's exciting season(22:40) Langs shares her highlights from the 2020 MLB Season (30:33) Piscotty explains the fight to find a cure for ALS (37:36) Piscotty shares ways Athletics have contributed to ALS fight

In this A's trade deadline episode, we critique where Oakland stands just past the season's halfway point.

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On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick talks about the San Francisco Giants' historic collapses on Friday and Saturday against the Oakland Athletics. On Friday, the Giants took a 7-2 lead into the 9th inning. Trevor Gott, who has become the team's closer over the season's first month, starting the inning. He got an out against the first batter he faced, Matt Chapman, but things quickly went down hill from there. After allowing a home run and a walk, Robbie Grossman hit a ground ball to first baseman Wilmer Flores. The ground ball took Flores' momentum towards the first base bag. He fielded it cleanly and took a step or two towards first base, where he could have easily recorded the second out of the inning. Instead, he inexplicably decided to throw towards second base, where Brandon Crawford caught the ball but took his foot off the base and tried to tag the runner. No out was recorded on the play. Instead of two outs and a runner on second with a 7-3 lead, it was two on, one out, and a 7-3 lead. Gott then hit Khris Davis, which brought up Stephen Piscotty representing the tying run with just one out. Piscotty then proceeded to hit a game-tying grand slam on a hanging curveball. Gott got into more trouble, but Tyler Rogers got out of it. The Giants then proceeded to lose by a run in the 10th inning. It was the first time since the 1920s that the Giants blew a five-plus run 9th-inning lead.The next day, the Giants took a 6-3 lead into the 9th and Trevor Gott was summoned once again. Gott allowed a home run to the first batter he faced, but then settled down and recorded the first out. The next batter, Tony Kemp, hit a soft line drive out to right field, and Hunter Pence completely misjudged it. He ran in a couple steps, then veered back and to his right before the ball landed safely over his head. It was a ball that should have been caught. Gott then got the next batter on a line out. Matt Olson then came up representing the tying run. Left-handed pitcher Sam Selman, who has been very good this year, was loose in the 'pen and seemed like a solid option to replace Gott against the lefty Olson. But manager Gabe Kapler elected to leave Gott in the game, and he walked Olson to bring up the go-ahead run in Mark Canha. In a full count, Canha hit a go-ahead three-run homer. The Giants did not score in the bottom of the 9th and lost the game, 7-6. It was the first time in franchise history that the Giants lost back-to-back games in which they had three-plus run 9th-inning leads.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick talks about the San Francisco Giants' historic collapses on Friday and Saturday against the Oakland Athletics. On Friday, the Giants took a 7-2 lead into the 9th inning. Trevor Gott, who has become the team's closer over the season's first month, starting the inning. He got an out against the first batter he faced, Matt Chapman, but things quickly went down hill from there. After allowing a home run and a walk, Robbie Grossman hit a ground ball to first baseman Wilmer Flores. The ground ball took Flores' momentum towards the first base bag. He fielded it cleanly and took a step or two towards first base, where he could have easily recorded the second out of the inning. Instead, he inexplicably decided to throw towards second base, where Brandon Crawford caught the ball but took his foot off the base and tried to tag the runner. No out was recorded on the play. Instead of two outs and a runner on second with a 7-3 lead, it was two on, one out, and a 7-3 lead. Gott then hit Khris Davis, which brought up Stephen Piscotty representing the tying run with just one out. Piscotty then proceeded to hit a game-tying grand slam on a hanging curveball. Gott got into more trouble, but Tyler Rogers got out of it. The Giants then proceeded to lose by a run in the 10th inning. It was the first time since the 1920s that the Giants blew a five-plus run 9th-inning lead. The next day, the Giants took a 6-3 lead into the 9th and Trevor Gott was summoned once again. Gott allowed a home run to the first batter he faced, but then settled down and recorded the first out. The next batter, Tony Kemp, hit a soft line drive out to right field, and Hunter Pence completely misjudged it. He ran in a couple steps, then veered back and to his right before the ball landed safely over his head. It was a ball that should have been caught. Gott then got the next batter on a line out. Matt Olson then came up representing the tying run. Left-handed pitcher Sam Selman, who has been very good this year, was loose in the 'pen and seemed like a solid option to replace Gott against the lefty Olson. But manager Gabe Kapler elected to leave Gott in the game, and he walked Olson to bring up the go-ahead run in Mark Canha. In a full count, Canha hit a go-ahead three-run homer. The Giants did not score in the bottom of the 9th and lost the game, 7-6. It was the first time in franchise history that the Giants lost back-to-back games in which they had three-plus run 9th-inning leads. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

KNBR's Giants beat writer, Mark Sanchez, joins the Marty Lurie Show to break down Bay Bridge opener: Piscotty slam tying it in ninth, A’s beat Giants 8-7 in 10th  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Catching up on all of the news from A's spring training, including who could replace Stephen Piscotty on the roster if he's to miss Opening Day? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Catching up on all of the news from A's spring training, including who could replace Stephen Piscotty on the roster if he's to miss Opening Day? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For over 50 years, The Hutch Award has honored the Major League Baseball Player who best represents the courage and dedication of late player & manager Fred Hutchinson. His life inspired the birth of the Seattle-based cancer research center and this prestigious, national award. Oakland A's outfielder Stephen Piscotty is this year's recipient. Brian attended the awards luncheon on behalf of Windermere and connected with Dr. Niki Robinson to learn more about The Hutch, and the race for a cancer cure.

No one has been able to replicate the start that Albert Pujols put together from the start of his career in 2001 to his leaving year in 2011. The Machine returns to Busch Stadium for the first time since signing with the Angels and St. Louis welcomed him home in loving arms. Adam and Tom were in attendance for a few of the games and recall their childhood memories of him. Another former Cardinal, Stephen Piscotty returned to Busch with a solid standing ovation. The story of his mother is one of baseball's greatest and the boys talk about St. Louis fans and their class. All of the heartwarming stuff aside, the Cardinals have been playing awful and have to turn it around. Adam and Tom give their keys to success and much more on this episode, enjoy!

In-depth analysis of Stephen Piscotty's outlook and a stroll through potential waiver wire ads.

Mother's Day is around the corner and we need to honor our mothers. I understand that moms can be difficult at times but that doesn't mean we need to be mean to our mothers. In this episode I talk about my mom, a former friend of mine and how he treated his mom hence the title "Shut Up Linda!"  There should be a special place in hell for you if you say shut up to your mother.    Podcast of the Day: Order of Man Host Ryan Michler   Topics Include: Mother's Day, Comedy, Stand Up, Linda, Mike Betancourt, A's, Stephen Piscotty, ALS, WAZA, Jiu Jitsu, San Jose Sharks, Oakland, Hockey, Baseball, Respect   Website- MikeBetancourt.com Instagram-@mikebcomedy Facebook-@RealMikeBetancourt 

Frank O. Pinion was rocking some Ween yesterday, listening to our pal Joe Thomas roast some friends during his retirement speech, teasing the Cat Chat with Piscotty this week, Forbes ranked Busch Stadium as the 3rd best ballpark in MLB, Vaughn dislikes hot dogs, discussing Tim's golf game, Biff phones the program, previewing the TMA Fantasy Draft, Brian Hoffman reads the Hotshots Email of the Day.

Frank O. Pinion was rocking some Ween yesterday, listening to our pal Joe Thomas roast some friends during his retirement speech, teasing the Cat Chat with Piscotty this week, Forbes ranked Busch Stadium as the 3rd best ballpark in MLB, Vaughn dislikes hot dogs, discussing Tim's golf game, Biff phones the program, previewing the TMA Fantasy Draft, Brian Hoffman reads the Hotshots Email of the Day.

4:00 - Four O'Clock Fight4:15 - Should star players hold their coach's destiny in their hands?4:30 - Fast Lane Mic Drop: I hate the fans that ....4:45 - Jen Langosch on the return the Cardinals received for the Grichuk and Piscotty deals

Oakland was able to add a player to their lineup, trading for outfielder Stephen Piscotty. MLB.com's Dani Wexelman and Athletics radio play-by-play broadcaster Ken Korach talk about the team acquiring Piscotty and why he wanted to return to the Bay Area.

5:00 - Take It Or Leave It5:15 - What does the Ozuna deal mean for Grichuk and Piscotty?5:30 - Sports Six Pack5:45 - Baseball writers have a serious issue with Tyler Chatwood's new deal

Stephen Piscotty's power lifts the Cardinals to a 6-1 win over the Nationals. Mike Matheny discusses seeing his team play an all-around game, Piscotty talks about hitting against Max Scherzer and Mike Leake discusses stopping a skid.

Al Melchior is joined by Jim Finch to discuss the latest in the Fantasy Baseball world including the Nationals' closing situation and more. Later on the guys debate their outfield rankings, specifically Christian Yelich and Stephen Piscotty vs. Randall Grichuk. The guys also discuss some mid-tier SP like Jose Quintana. #FNTSYRadio #FNTSY #MLB #FantasyBaseball #Nationals #CloserReport #OutfieldRankings #Marlins #Yelich #Piscotty #Grichuk #Cardinals #WhiteSox #JoseQuintana Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Episode 14 looks back on a dramatic comeback win over Carolina and features an interview with Ducks Video Coordinator Joe Piscotty

The first episode of the 2016 fantasy baseball season is here. Be sure to follow TheFantasyFix.com on Twitter @TheFantasyFix and Brett Talley on Twitter @theRealTal. Alan and Brett discuss the site's consensus first base rankings, specifically, what they think of the first base class in 2016 and when they'll be looking to draft a first baseman in upcoming drafts. They discuss 10, 12 and 15 team standard leagues as well as On Base Percentage formats. Names discussed include but are not limited to Prince Fielder, Eric Hosmer, Buster Posey and Will Myers. What value does Daniel Murphy have as a first baseman considering his multiple position eligibility? Any interest in youngsters Piscotty, Reed or Cron in mixed leagues? And what should we expect out of Byung-ho Park as he transitions to MLB?All that and more in this episode of TheFantasyFix.com's Fantasy Baseball Podcast. To get your fantasy baseball questions answered in the future, please send us a note on Twitter or visit our forums.Feel free to subscribe, rate and review on iTunes. 

Cardinal prospect Stephen Piscotty joins the podcast as he and JJ talk about what he's trying to at the plate the season, and what he's trying to do long term. The two also chat about how what it's like watching teammates get promoted and what the team talks about when a player gets a trip to St. Louis. Finally, Piscotty talks about his off hours pursuits, including renewable energy, the financial markets and learning guitar. We wrap up with a new segment titled, "Incredible moments in Baseball history."

On this episode Robert Caplin chats with two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Marc Piscotty who stopped by while in New York City for a brief visit. They talk about how he got his start in photography, his time at Western Kentucky University, his numerous internships that led to a staff newspaper position, his career at the Rocky Mountain News where his first assignment was the Columbine shooting. They also discuss how he left the Rocky Mountain News on his own terms and transitioned into freelance photography and diversified into shooting more commercial work. This  and a whole lot more on this episode of the Photo Brigade podcast.