Podcast appearances and mentions of Randy Johnson

Host Michael Rand starts with a Wild season preview and talks to Star Tribune writer Sarah McLellan for a big-picture look at the franchise after a busy offseason. 25:00: Randy Johnson joins the show to talk Gophers football. Minnesota lost 42-3 last week to Ohio State, but the Gophers' fate will be determined by what happens in these next four weeks.

It's only our second-ever video episode, and things already get weird. (What's new?) The crew dives into the wildest stories this week — unpacking whether Instagram is really “not listening,” the lady who will name your baby for the low, low price of $30,000, and Emily uncovers the faith-filled backstory of SNL's James Austin Johnson (spoiler: he started in Christian movies). Plus, we relive the legendary Fabio goose incident, cringe youth group names and a lot more!Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Video Podcast Transition03:04 Audience Reactions and Expectations05:58 Fabio's Roller Coaster Incident08:59 Randy Johnson's Bird Incident11:34 Celebrity Comparisons and Humor14:40 Local Legends and Mount Trashmore15:54 The Golden Era of Morning Radio19:54 SLICES24:48 The Business of Naming Babies31:27 A New Mom Is a Gaming Superhero33:13 Instagram's Controversial Listening Claims34:33 Exploring Social Media Manipulation39:15 An SNL Cast Member's Christian Movie Past44:19 ASK THE CASTAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with the new Kirill Kaprizov contract, explaining how there might be sticker shock but it won't be like the Suter and Parise deals. Plus the most important thing Derek Falvey said about the Twins' managerial search. 12:00: Cassidy Hettesheimer from the Star Tribune helps break down Napheesa Collier's strong comments about the WNBA. You'll hear Collier's full statement as well. 32:00: Randy Johnson on Drake Lindsey and Gophers football, plus a change at QB for the Vikings' Sunday opponent.

It's Mighty Monday, and Ryan is here to dive into one of his favorite movies ever: Little Big League.ABOUT LITTLE BIG LEAGUEWhen his grandfather dies, 12-year-old Billy Heywood inherits the Minnesota Twins baseball team — and decides to manage them himself. Navigating locker room politics, skeptical players, and the pressures of big league life, Billy tries to prove that heart (and kid logic) might just beat experience.AIR DATE & PLATFORM FOR LITTLE BIG LEAGUEJune 29, 1994 | Theatrical ReleaseCAST & CREW OF LITTLE BIG LEAGUELuke Edwards as Billy HeywoodTimothy Busfield as Lou CollinsJohn Ashton as Mac MacnallyAshley Crow as Jenny HeywoodKevin Dunn as Arthur GoslinJason Robards as Thomas HeywoodDirected by Andrew ScheinmanBRAN'S LITTLE BIG LEAGUE SYNOPSISIt's little league baseball time, folks, and little Billy Haywood is a bit of a baseball genius. He knows all the rules and even helps the ump with a call. Unfortunately, he's not very good at actually playing baseball himself. Billy's grandpa, Thomas, comes to watch him play, and he just seems like a normal grandpa—until we find out he's filthy rich and owns the Minnesota Twins.Billy goes to a Twins game with Grandpa, and it's clear all the players know and love him. Grandpa convinces Billy's mom to let him come back on Tuesday night to see Roger Clemens pitch. But when Billy gets home to get ready, he finds out Grandpa has passed away—and left the team to him.Billy takes this responsibility seriously. When he decides he doesn't like how the manager is running things, he fires him. After a brief search, Billy appoints himself as manager. The players are skeptical, but Billy promises that if he doesn't get the last-place Twins moving up the standings in a few weeks, he'll resign.Things start rocky, but after Billy implores the team to just have fun and fall in love with baseball again, they begin to win. Meanwhile, Billy's life outside baseball starts to shift. His buddies notice he's always busy, he has to bench one of his favorite players, and things get complicated when his mom starts dating one of his players—Lou. To make matters worse, Billy curses out an ump in front of his mom.When his mom decides to go out with Lou for her birthday, Billy spite-benches him, which leads to a losing skid. Eventually, Billy admits he's not having fun anymore and tells his mom he's tired of being a grown-up. He apologizes to the team and reinstates Lou.The Twins bounce back, and after winning their last games, they face Seattle in a one-game playoff. Down to their final out, Lou steps up to the plate. Before batting, he tells Billy he asked his mom to marry him, and she said, “Ask Billy.” Billy tells him he can marry her whether he hits a homer or not.Lou faces Randy Johnson and smacks a long fly ball to center—it looks like a home run, but Ken Griffey Jr. robs it. Season over.Billy tells the players he's officially stepping down as manager. They push back, but he insists he'll still be around as owner. The movie ends with Billy being told no one has left the stadium—they're all cheering for him. He goes out for the curtain call. Watch the show on Youtube - www.deckthehallmark.com/youtubeInterested in advertising on the show? Email bran@deckthehallmark.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with MLB's announcement that is going to a challenge system on balls and strikes in 2026. While that might help alleviate critical errors from umpires, it's a half-measure that could prove to be the worst of both worlds. Plus the Lynx had a Game 2 meltdown Tuesday. How will they respond? 10:00: Longtime baseball writer Phil Miller is retiring soon. Rand and Miller chat about his career as well as hot present day topics with the Twins. Among them: Rocco Baldelli's future. 35:00: Star Tribune Gophers football writer Randy Johnson joins to set up the Big Ten opener Saturday vs. Rutgers. Plus St. Thomas also has a big conference opener this weekend.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with the Vikings, who have seen injuries already pile up after a relatively healthy 2024 season. Can they overcome early adversity? Plus some good injury news for the Lynx and an update on the Wolves' pursuit of a new arena. 15:00: Randy Johnson on Gophers football after Saturday's loss to Cal. What can they work on during their bye week to get ready for Rutgers? 27:00: The Twins scored nine runs and lost; the Loons are hoping for a big crowd tonight.

Welcome to Episode 104 of Tablesetters. Devin and Steve are back to capture the drama, joy, and heartbreak of a September week that revealed everything we love and fear about baseball. In Los Angeles, the Phillies turned fatigue into fuel, clinching their second straight NL East crown in a game that began after a sleepless night of travel and ended in extra innings with Bryce Harper's fist-pumping eighth-inning home run and J.T. Realmuto's sacrifice fly. When the champagne popped, it wasn't just about celebration — it was about perspective. Garrett Stubbs made sure Harper could join the party with apple juice, and Harrison Bader's mantra rang through the room: “What a gift.” For a club that has known nothing but heartbreak since 2022, that phrase has become the soul of the team: gratitude, joy, and belief that this year can be different. Contrast that spirit with the Bronx, where Anthony Volpe has been grinding through a partially torn labrum since May, hitting just .197 with his defense slipping. Brian Cashman insists this is merely a “tough stretch,” but José Caballero's hot bat and steady glove have complicated the conversation. Caballero is hitting .314 since mid-August, and his emergence is forcing Aaron Boone to consider whether loyalty to Volpe is holding the team back. North of the border, the Blue Jays found a new reason to believe. Trey Yesavage, their top prospect, debuted with nine strikeouts in five innings, a franchise record, his splitter producing an absurd 11 whiffs on 14 swings. His 19 total whiffs put him in Kevin Gausman territory, and for a team already leading the AL East, his arrival feels less like the future and more like a weapon for right now. Toronto hasn't won a World Series since 1993, but Yesavage's debut makes that drought feel vulnerable. The Giants are also leaning into youth, promoting Bryce Eldridge, a 20-year-old, 6-foot-7 slugger ranked the No. 15 prospect in baseball. With 25 homers across Double-A and Triple-A and elite exit velocity numbers, Eldridge is being thrown straight into the fire of a Wild Card chase, where San Francisco sits just 1 ½ games back. With their first basemen producing a meager .614 OPS, Eldridge isn't just a curiosity — he's an immediate solution. In Detroit, fear gave way to relief when Tarik Skubal, the frontrunner for the AL Cy Young, exited his last start with side tightness. Initial panic subsided after imaging revealed no structural damage, and he's slated to pitch Thursday against Cleveland. His numbers speak to his dominance: 13–5, 2.26 ERA, 0.98 WHIP, 224 strikeouts in 185 innings. In a franchise that hasn't seen an ace like this since Hal Newhouser, Skubal is the difference between a quick October exit and a run that could echo through history. Out in Arizona, the Diamondbacks are embracing the stars — literally. Blaze Alexander's joke about undergoing a “horoscope” on his bruised elbow became a clubhouse rallying cry, and suddenly the D-backs are aligning at the right moment. Zac Gallen notched his 1,000th career strikeout, joining Randy Johnson and Brandon Webb, while a six-run sixth inning powered them to an 8–1 win over San Francisco. With Jordan Lawlar's RBI double, Geraldo Perdomo's five times on base, and James McCann's homer, Arizona is playing like a team that refuses to fade. In Milwaukee, the Brewers clinched their own ticket to October in a celebration filled with laughter and tenderness. After the fireworks and walk-off, manager Pat Murphy read aloud a letter he pretended came from the late Bob Uecker. Players laughed at the imagined line about being God's “third catcher,” but the tribute brought misty eyes too. Christian Yelich captured the moment perfectly: enjoy it, but don't forget — the job isn't done. And then there's Juan Soto, whose brilliance continues to collide with the Mets' collapse. His 40th home run put him in Barry Bonds and Jeff Bagwell's company with a 40–30–100 season, the first of its kind in Mets history. He is the ninth player to hit 40 for different teams in consecutive years, joining legends like Griffey, A-Rod, and Ohtani. Yet while Soto shines, the Mets stumble, 21–30 in the second half, their Wild Card lead slipping away. His season is a masterpiece, but without October, it may be remembered as a monument to wasted potential. From Philadelphia's “what a gift” mantra to Soto's historic swing in Queens, from rookies Yesavage and Eldridge redefining futures to Skubal and Gallen reminding us of aces past and present, Episode 104 is the story of September baseball. It's belief, heartbreak, and joy — colliding night after night as October looms. Follow us on Instagram and X @TablesettersPod, and join us as we set the table for another unforgettable week in the game we love.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with a reminder that the Twins have a loaded farm system, at least according to minor league rankings. Their best prospect, outfielder Walker Jenkins, is already at Class AAA St. Paul at age 20 and spoke to reporters on Tuesday. The Twins and Lynx lost, but we don't need to worry about that for different reasons. 8:00: Randy Johnson joins to talk Gophers football ahead of the schedule stiffening with a trip to Cal. 22:00: Award-winning Vikings poetry is back. 36:00: How to feel about J.J. McCarthy and a big stretch for Minnesota United.

In this episode, Caleb is joined by Randy Johnson (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) Wisdom Head at Scholé Christian Tradition, to discuss how classical Christology entails a compatibilist view of free will. In other words, freedom and moral responsibility are compatible with determinism is a necessary consequence of the teaching about Jesus Christ found in Scripture and affirmed in Christian, historical orthodoxy.Resources: The Christological Case for Compatibilism by Randy JohnsonFreedom of the Will  by Jonathan EdwardsInstitutes of Elenctic Theology by Francis TurretinThe Person of Chrsit: An Introduction by Stephen WellumGod the Son Incarnate: The Doctrine of Christ by Stephen Wellum

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Host Michael Rand starts with a bleak night during a bleak stretch for the Twins. They had a pitifully small crowd at Target Field. The woeful White Sox drubbed them 12-3. David Festa was shut down for the year. And 90 losses grows more likely every day. 10:00: Are the Vikings headed for a regression? 15:00: Randy Johnson on Gophers football. 29:00: A big-time recruit for Gophers women's basketball.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with breaking news Wednesday morning that the Vikings have acquired Adam Thielen from the Panthers. It's a reunion for the two sides. Thielen figures to add experience and dependability to a team that needed it. 7:00: Three Lynx players joined Rand out at the Minnesota State Fair, and a good time was had by all. 19:00: Randy Johnson joins Rand to break down the Gophers football season. 33:00: The Twins won in dramatic fashion, with Mickey Gasper as one of the unlikely heroes.

The Go Gopher Podcast with Mike Grimm - Episode #184 previews the approaching Golden Gopher football season with Randy Johnson from the Minnesota Star Tribune and Ryan Burns from Gopher Illustrated.   From Aquarius Home Services Studio (https://aquariushomeservices.com/)   Sponsored by: (https://www.sunbeltminnesota.com/ & https://www.tnma.com), Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union (https://www.affinityplus.org/gogophers), OnX Maps (https://www.onxmaps.com/)

In this powerful episode, my guest is my big brother Randy Johnson, debut author of "Proverbs of Influence: Timeless Truths to Build Trust and Gain Influence." This episode will feel less like an interview and more like having your personal executive coach right beside you. With over 25 years in executive leadership roles across some of the world's most prestigious companies, Randy's insights on leadership and influence are drawn from real-world challenges and successes at the highest levels of business. Randy's personal and professional experiences have crystallized into 12 powerful Proverbs that form the foundation of his leadership philosophy—each one a stepping stone on your own journey to greater influence. So grab a notepad—your executive coaching session is about to begin! Plus, unlock the secret to Thriving with a powerful "I Dare You Challenge" and gain access to exclusive, custom-designed PDFs designed by world-class designer Dani Savaker. Exclusive for I Dare You Podcast listeners, be part of The Dare Club and get your FREE Thrive visual synopsis, Thrive worksheet, and Well-Being Assessment PDFs! Simply go to www.idareyoupod.com Connect with Randy: Instagram: @rjohnson_azmn Instagram: @proverbsofinfluence

A thrilling(?) conclusion to the ultimate countdown for best sports moments ever. Featuring threatening to kill your peer over minor disputes, punching fans in the stands, an iconic Bronco chase, superkicking an opponent, body slamming an 80-year-old pregnant woman, that time Randy Johnson hit a bird, and oh so much more!

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with the Vikings, who open training camp Wednesday coming off a 14-3 season and a productive offseason. One NFL pundit even says the Vikings have the very best front seven in the NFL. That plus an upgraded offensive line should make Minnesota feel a lot better about life in the trenches this season. 10:00: Star Tribune Gophers football writer Randy Johnson joins Rand from Las Vegas to preview the upcoming season and set up all the changes ahead in college football. 22:00: The Twins got it done, strangely, with the bases loaded. And the Lynx won, too, thanks in part to a Diamond Miller free throw binge.

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Randy Johnson.  Dr Johnson was around in the days when the GCSS was first formed, and he can tell us a lot about our history and how this organization came into being. We will be discussing all things Gonstead with him and how we try to move the organization forward. 

Tim Cates gets you ready for the series finale between the Dodgers and Brewers. A Mike Piazza Hoffy Magical Moment. DV is joined by Hall of Famer, Randy Johnson. 

DV is joined by the Hall of Famer, World Series MVP, and 5x CY Young Award Winner. Randy talks about Clayton Kershaw joining him in the 3,000 strikeout club, and the change in starting pitcher usage. He also talks about his relationship with Dodgers photographer John SooHoo, and his love for photography. 

Will and Eric talk about a recent controversy involving Rafael Devers and how it was blown out of proportion by the media. They share their thoughts on pitchers who have achieved 3,000 strikeouts, including Clayton Kershaw, Randy Johnson, and Walter Johnson. The conversation then shifts to the upcoming Home Run Derby participants, with them expressing their desire to see Babe Ruth participate in a home run derby.

RUNDOWN   Mitch Levy and guest co-host Danny O'Neil react to Julio Rodríguez's surprising All-Star selection and question whether he belongs among baseball's elite. The duo debates the greatest individual season by a Seattle athlete over the past 30 years, considering iconic performances by Ichiro, Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, and Shaun Alexander. They factor in stats, MVP honors, cultural impact, and surprise value. Jason D. Hamilton joins the show to share his experience walking 72 holes in a single day at the Bandon Dunes Summer Solstice event. He recounts the physical toll, unexpected challenges, and personal reflections, along with a look at family updates and Mitch's plans to attend an NIL-era college basketball tournament in Las Vegas. Mariners No-Table, Joe Doyle and Brady Farkas, return to discuss the Mariners' recent success, including a sweep of the Pirates and strong outings from Brian Woo. They revisit the Julio All-Star debate and urge fans to move on from Robbie Ray. The group also previews upcoming series against the Yankees and Tigers. Finally, Mitch welcomes MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis to preview the Mariners' draft strategy with the No. 3 pick. Callis explains why this year's class may lack elite headliners but still holds value, and discusses trade possibilities involving top prospects like Harry Ford. He also highlights Cal Raleigh's standout season, calling it one of the best ever by a catcher.   GUESTS   Daniel Timothy O'Neil | Writer and Broadcaster Jason D. Hamilton | Former Co-host of Mitch Unfiltered, UW Basketball Analyst Joe Doyle | MLB Draft and Prospects Analyst Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose Podcast (Mariners on SI) Jim Callis | Senior Writer, MLB Pipeline / MLB.com   TABLE OF CONTENTS   0:00 | Julio Rodriguez's All-Star nod sparks debate; Mitch & Danny highlight Oakland's Star Power and Preview MLB Draft. 30:02 | Mitch & Danny rank Seattle's greatest sports seasons: Ichiro, Griffey, Randy Johnson, and a Shaun Alexander debate. 51:03 | GUEST: Jason Hamilton's Epic 72-Hole golf marathon at Bandon Dunes; Life updates and Mitch's Vegas basketball adventure. 1:19:26 | GUEST: Mariners No-Table; Mariners Sweep Pirates, Woo Shines, Julio's All-Star Nod Debated, and Brady's Robbie Ray PSA 1:48:05 | GUEST: Jim Callis previews Mariners' No. 3 Draft Pick, assesses top prospects, and Cal Raleigh's historic season. 2:11:10 | Other Stuff Segment: Red Panda injury, halftime entertainment, Knicks firing Tom Thibodeau, hiring Mike Brown, risky betting scenarios, Keith Urban interview controversy, Malik Beasley debt and gambling issues, excessive barber bills, Luis Ortiz MLB betting investigation, BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff controversy, BYU honor code rules, passing of Bobby Jenks, passing of Michael Madsen, passing of D. Wayne Lukas, passing of Bill Moyers, Cal Raleigh home run pace, Marcus Tuiasosopo vs. Michael Penix Jr. comparison.

Guest Nick Arno (from the Rounding Third podcast) returned to the Bench to host an all-baseball game for Luks & Scott to play against Markkus & Benchwarmer Emeritus Dan Lundberg. During this game, we found out that Dan has not been spending his post-Benchwarmer retirement studying modern baseball. Later, Markkus cracked out his favorite Randy Johnson quote (to Kenny Lofton): "If I wanted to hit you, I'd hit you." Nick also surprised the Benchwarmers with a brain-breaking 4th quarter. #roundingthirdpodcast #cheerleader #baseball #randyjohnson #kennylofton https://dobosdelights.com/ Promo Code: CheckYourTaint https://www.patreon.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.facebook.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.twitter.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.instagram.com/benchwarmerstp/ https://www.teepublic.com/stores/benchwarmers-trivia-podcast

RUNDOWN Mitch and Hotshot kick off Episode 338 with a chaotic Father's Day recap involving mini-golf madness, stroller gridlock, and a player with a walker clogging the first tee. Hotshot goes MIA for eight hours and doesn't even play. Mitch follows with two public floggings: one for crediting “The Twist” to Fats Domino, the other for dusting off a 2013 John Olerud story like it was breaking news. His fastball? Missing. Hotshot? Happy to point that out. Dave Grosby returns to talk about his health battles, a rough ketamine treatment, and the overlooked value of opioids for pain relief. He still finds time to make a bold Mariners playoff case. Brady Henderson checks in from Seahawks camp to explain why Mike Macdonald's version of Seattle looks more united and less ego-driven. He breaks down Sam Darnold's grip on QB1, the Jalen Milroe development arc, and why 2024 already feels different. Finally, Brady Farkas flies solo at the Mariners No-Table. Seattle sweeps Cleveland, JP Crawford stays hot, and Julio keeps hitting — but not with much muscle. They break down rotation depth, bullpen leaks, and trade bait like Gino Suarez and Josh Naylor. The playoff math is still murky, but the hunt continues.   GUESTS Dave Grosby | Former Seattle Radio Host Brady Henderson | ESPN Seahawks Insider Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose Podcast   TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 | Miniature golf debacle on Father's Day. Hotshot disappears for 8 hours and Mitch suspects a lie. 6:00 | Mitch's Mea Culpas: Two big errors from Episode 337: Fats Domino vs. Chubby Checker, and a 12-year-old news story passed off as new. 8:15 | Tupac's Birthday & Mitch's Vegas Memory: Tupac's 54th birthday sparks a story about Mitch being in the same building the night Tupac was shot. Plus: Dunbar High and NBA trivia. 19:21 | Mitch recaps his radio reunion with Puck, Stretch, and Sandmeyer before diving into Randy Johnson's brutally awkward jersey-retirement tour, where nostalgia gives way to grievances. 41:32 | Guest: Dave Grosby, Dave talks candidly about his chronic pain treatment, the psychedelic failure of ketamine, and why opioids get a bad rap. Then shifts into Mariners mode with playoff predictions and trade speculation. 1:02:40 | Guest: Brady Henderson, Insight from Seahawks OTAs and minicamps. Brady explains the cultural shift under Mike Macdonald and evaluates the team's offseason vibe, quarterback depth, and drama-free roster. 1:30:26 | Guest: Mariners No-Table with Brady Farkas, A Cleveland sweep breathes life into the Mariners' season. JP Crawford is on fire, the bullpen looks steadier, but Julio's big-hit drought continues. Trade deadline names like Gino Suarez and Josh Naylor emerge, and the AL West race tightens. 1:59:55 | Other Stuff Segment; From fake testicles on the field to Shohei Ohtani's return to the mound, Mitch and Hotshot unpack a wild week of sports absurdity, awkward trades, record-breaking comebacks, heart attack scares, and viral sibling drama—all before diving into baseball's biggest merch stars and RIPs to legends.

Send us a textMariners fans in a panic! Who's next to be DFA'd? Heat on Dan Wilson? Randy Johnson torches Howard Lincoln!Support the show

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Ian makes some editorial decisions off the top of the show. The US Open is underway, and the course is tough. Big series coming up with Cleveland and the Mariners have been up and down. Two good teams are coming in and they have a chance to get right.   Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe! Danny tells us the story of the Bitterman as it applies to all sports we are watching right now. Where are we with the Mariners right now? And also...we have to delve into Randy Johnson's interviews that demolished previous Mariners' ownership.   The Daily Power Play!   Stewart Mandel, The Athletic tells us what the new House ruling means for college athletics. It's essentially a salary cap for college sports. About three quarters will go to football and the majority of the rest will go to basketball in most situations. He takes us through the pros and cons of this new ruling.   Ian tells you something good.   Crosstalk with Softy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with writer Larry Stone about the Mariners getting swept again, then react to Randy Johnson's TV comments before Dick shares his betting picks for the US Open and Huskies Head Coach Jedd Fisch stops by.

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n today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore open up the show talking about the Randy Johnson debacle interview on both ROOT Sports and the Mariners radio broadcast.  The Big Unit went all in on his dislike for former owner Howard Lincoln and Puck and Jim were laughing hysterically about how it all went down.  Travis Fulton, from TravisFultonGolf.com, joins Puck and Jim to preview the U.S. Open.  Who does he like this week and does he think Oakmont is a fair test for the golfers or is it too tough?Puck and Jim wrap up the Randy Johnson conversation and they wonder if he'll be allowed to speak next summer when his number is retired? Also, they touch in on the lack of effort being displayed by Randy Arozarena. John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com joins Puck to discuss latest news in the Pac-12 in regards to their new media rights deal and expansion.  Is UNLV still in play for the conference or is all attention now being turned to Texas State?  John tells Puck how the House settlement affects college football and specially Washington State and Oregon State.  Speaking of the Beavers, they are in the College World Series and they are joined by former Pac-12 members, Arizona and UCLA. Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”   For the Mariners sake and for Randy Johnson, he hopes all parties can keep it cordial next summer and recognize what a great time it was for the M's and Johnson. (1:00) Puck and Jim on the Randy Johnson TV and radio appearances (20:07) Travis Fulton, previews the U.S. Open (42:26) Puck and Jim finishing up thoughts on the Randy Johnson story and the lack of effort from Randy Arozarena (52:40) John Canzano on Pac-12 expansion and new media rights deal coming soon (1:21:30) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with the comical, nonsensical and now personal Knicks coaching search, which reportedly included an attempt by New York to talk to current Wolves coach Chris Finch. Minnesota of course turned them down. Rand also gets to the 16-4 Twins loss, which didn't inspire faith in Simeon Woods Richardson. 12:00: Minnesota Star Tribune college football writer Randy Johnson joins Rand to discuss the impact of the house settlement on the Gophers. Plus recruiting news from P.J. Fleck's team. 31:00: Josh Oliver's extension is another signal the Vikings are prioritizing the run game.

White Sox hitting coach Marcus Thames joins Chuck Garfien for a deep dive into the offensive approach that's helping the team turn the corner. From situational hitting and plate discipline to the evolving identities of Luis Robert Jr., Miguel Vargas, and Kyle Teel, Thames shares insights into building a hitting culture. He also reflects on coaching Aaron Judge, his own MLB debut off Randy Johnson, and what it takes to earn trust in a clubhouse full of young talent. It's a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the grind, growth, and goals of the White Sox offense.

RUNDOWN   Mitch kicks off Episode 337 with a deceptively tough trivia question about Louisiana's top-selling music artist—hint: it's not the one you'd expect. That sets the tone for a packed show that includes a heated Mariners No-Table debate over Randy Johnson's Mariners legacy and whether Seattle ever truly embraced one of the game's greats. Mariners No-Table, with Joe Doyle (Future Stars Series) and Brady Farkas (MLB analyst & podcaster) tackle the club's shaky offense, trade deadline outlook, and whether the front office is bold enough to make a real playoff push. It's a nostalgic and energetic ride as Mitch reunites with the original KJR Sports Pit crew — Jason Puckett, Steve Sandmeyer, and Matt Johnson — for a three-part conversation packed with inside stories, on-air memories, and raw reflections on their time together. From launching an iconic Seattle sports segment to the challenges of keeping it alive, the guys share hilarious behind-the-scenes tales and openly discuss the circumstances that led to its sudden end. It's equal parts reunion, therapy session, and roast — and a rare glimpse into what made Seattle radio tick in the 2000s.   GUESTS   Joe Doyle | MLB Draft Analyst, OverSlot, Future Stars Series and Mariners Reporter Brady Farkas | Sports Radio Host and Mariners contributor Jason Puckett | Former KJR Sports Radio Host and Co-Host of The Sports Pit Steve Sandmeyer | Former KJR Host and Producer of The Sports Pit Matt “Stretch” Johnson | Longtime Seattle Sports Radio Personality   TABLE OF CONTENTS   0:00 | Mitch quizzes Hotshot Scott on the top-selling artist from Louisiana (spoiler: Britney Spears), sparking a playful debate over musical icons and surprising stats. The duo sets the stage for a nostalgic Sports Pit reunion and previews the lineup of longtime Seattle sports voices. 27:56 | Joe Doyle (Future Stars Series) and Brady Farkas (MLB Insider) join Mitch to dissect the Mariners' recent struggles, pitching rotation inconsistencies, and potential trade deadline moves. The trio debates whether Seattle should buy or sell, how injuries have altered the outlook, and what front office boldness might mean for a playoff push. 55:11 | Jason Puckett and Steve Sandmeyer kick off the Sports Pit reunion with Mitch, revisiting their early days on KJR, behind-the-scenes dynamics, and the unique blend of chaos and chemistry that made the show a Seattle favorite. They reflect on their friendship, battles with management, and the show's surprising influence. 1:25:44 | Mitch, Sandmeyer, and Puckett dive deeper into the Sports Pit era, exploring its impact on Seattle sports media and the authenticity that drew a loyal following. They share personal moments, fan memories, and address how the show would—or wouldn't—work today. A candid look at the evolution of sports radio through the lens of their pioneering chaos. 1:59:21 | The Sports Pit trio closes out their reunion with reflections on life after KJR, including career updates and personal growth. They share final laughs, rapid-fire memories, and emotional gratitude for the listeners who made it all matter. A fitting end to a heartfelt and hilarious throwback. 2:26:38 | In “The Other Stuff,” Mitch and Hotshot cover a wild mix of headlines: a British Airways attendant caught dancing naked mid-flight, Derrick Henry's movie bet with Adam Sandler, John Olerud's $65k tree feud, and Sean Kemp's court plea. They spotlight Coco Gauff's classy French Open win and Sabalenka's poor sportsmanship, Paul Skenes' historic ERA start, and Livvy Dunne's creepy autograph seekers. Plus, Saquon Barkley lands the Madden cover, a coach's slur controversy, and a roundup of RIPs including Rick Derringer and Loretta Swit.

Mariners get swept, Ian touches on it for a little but he's done...what we really want to talk about is NBA expansion.  So we hear from Adam Silver updating us on where they are with expansion.   Danny O'Neil from the Dang Apostrophe joins the show to talk about celebrating the Haliburton game winner, Randy Johnson's number retirement   Daily Power Play.   Eddie Olczyk from the Kraken Hockey Network and TNT joins the show to talk Stanley Cup Finals, NHL coaching changes around the league, including the Kraken, and more.   Mat Conley joins the show to talk about the Mayor of Maple Valley Open, the Mayor IPA, and Georgetown Brewing.   Softy joins for cross talk.

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Legend Mack Strong to discuss the beginning of his career as undrafted free agent and his years on the team, they look at which offensive and defensive linemen made the Seahawks’ list of the fifty best players in franchise history, and they hear Randy Johnson explain that he didn’t want to leave the Mariners in Sweeping the Dial. 

We're joined by Blake Stephenson to preview UFC 316 with breakdowns of some of the biggest fights on the card, including Sean O'Malley vs. Merab Dvalishvili, Julianna Peña vs. Kayla Harrison, and more. Plus, we ask the important questions, like which whiskey pairs best with a UFC card and how much money it would take to get hip-tossed by Kayla Harrison. Also in this episode: • Temu Trump and Alex Jones crash the UFC preview • Sip, Chug, Drainpour: Middletown Hero Edition • Does Mike Leach belong in the College Football Hall of Fame? • Can the Mariners retire #51 for BOTH Ichiro and Randy Johnson? • A youth baseball coach has a terrible take on homers • Pacers vs Thunder NBA Finals • Knicks fire Thibs • Stanley Cup pressure: Edmonton or Florida? • A Texas teacher accidentally serves students Hard Mountain Dew Baja Blast Grab a brew, hit play, and let's talk sports the right way. Chapter List: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:08:01 Beer Introductions 00:16:25 The Maycee Barber seizure 00:23:13 Which whiskey pairs best with UFC 316? 00:27:51 Vicente Luque vs. Kevin Holland preview 00:31:34 Mario Bautista vs. Patchy Mix preview 00:39:00 Kelvin Gastelum vs Joe Pyfer preview 00:43:28 Julianna Pena vs Kayla Harrison preview 00:48:29 How much would it take to get hip-tossed by Kayla Harrison? 00:52:27 Sip, Chug, Drainpour (Middletown Hero Edition): Kayla Harrison, Cris Carter, Kyle Schwarber 00:56:31 Merab Dvalishvili vs Sean O'Malley preview 01:03:34 Temu Trump and Alex Jones break down Merab and Sugar Sean 01:07:46 Mike and Mookie over whether or not Mike Leach deserves to be in the College Football Hall of Fame 01:16:57 Should the Mariners have to pick either Ichiro or Randy Johnson when retiring the #51? 01:21:53 Blake's grandpa invented the fajita? 01:31:07 The dumbest take we've heard about home runs from a youth baseball coach on TikTok 01:33:34 Pacers vs. OKC set to face off in the NBA Finals 01:35:14 The Knicks fired Thibs! 01:43:13 Who has more pressure to win the Stanley Cup: Edmonton or Florida? 01:48:42 San Antonio teacher serves kids Hard Mountain Dew Baja Blast 01:56:42 Beer Recaps 01:58:35 This was a show 01:59:31 Blake's plugs 02:01:14 Outro #UFC316 #SeanOMalley #KaylaHarrison #CollegeFootball #MikeLeach #Mariners #Ichiro #RandyJohnson #NBAFinals #StanleyCup #BajaBlast #YouthBaseball #SportsPodcast #CraftBrewedSports #ComedySports Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has earned the two biggest words a player can get as an honor — not “retired jersey,” especially when the number has already been retired, as with Randy Johnson — “he’s up.” Plus the Kraken have … Continue reading →

C&R have fun talking Pacers, Dodgers & Las Vegas party! Rich poses a question about the Savannah Bananas & the Colorado Rockies. Which team would you rather be on right now? The show & callers get into a big debate. The Mariners walk it off, have a Randy Johnson announcement! They preview the Finals & Covino has a Haliburton question. There was a really bad bet placed on Josh Allen & the Bills! The guys tell some funny stories about losing money. Lowenkron gets a taste of 'LAST ONE STANDING!' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

C&R have fun talking old & new prizes for Las Vegas party! Dodgers & Pacers killed it this weekend! Rich poses a question about the Savannah Bananas & the Colorado Rockies. Which team would you rather be on right now? The show & callers get into a big debate. Plus, the Mariners walk it off, have a Randy Johnson announcement & MLB is heating up!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bump and Stacy are joined by Mariners Insider Shannon Drayer to get you ready for the Mariners series against the Orioles, they celebrate Randy Johnson getting his jersey number retired with broadcaster Rick Rizzs, they dive into the stats of baseball with Senior Manager of Baseball Communications Alex Mayer, and they hear what Jeff Passan had to say about how he expects the Mariners front office to navigate the trade market. 

In the second hour, Dick Fain and Hugh Millen discuss Randy Johnson having his #51 retired by the Mariners next year, plus a fun Randy story, then talk about the rankings of the greatest Seahawks of all time, plus Seattle's OTAs underway and the draft's future.

In the first hour, Dick Fain and Jackson Felts react to the Mariners dramatic weekend and series win over Minnesota and Randy Johnson's number retirement announcement then discuss the top Seahawks players of all time before having some Fun with Audio.

We chat accomplishments based on Randy Johnson's number being retired.

Hall of Famer Randy Johnson, class of 2015, sits down with Jon Paul Morosi to discuss his transformational journey to Cooperstown. From an encounter with another pitching legend that led to a change in mechanics to the tragic event that led him to start pitching with his infamous scowl, Johnson details the key moments that turned him into one of the most feared and dominant pitchers of his era. Visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame - BaseballHall.org Follow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Twitter/X - @BaseballHallFollow the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Instagram - @BaseballHall Follow Jon Paul Morosi on Twitter/X - @jonmorosi

Thank you for checking out this episode of the Baseball Together Podcast, baseball family! Brad flies solo and gets things started by going through MLB news that includes an elbow injury for Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Corbin Burnes, a delay in the ABS challenge system, a couple of MLB top-100 prospects getting promoted, the Colorado Rockies continuing on a historic pace, a brain fart by Toronto Blue Jays outfielder George Springer, the A's falling off a cliff, and the Seattle Mariners announcing they're going to retire former pitcher Randy Johnson's number. Enjoy!Use code "BTPOD" at check out for 10% off Chinook Seedery: https://bit.ly/3Act6Fg  Use code “BASEBALL2GETHER” at checkout for 5% off Seed Sack: http://bit.ly/3KNBM9L Thanks for joining us! If you enjoy the podcast, please leave us a rating and a review. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Check out the links below to follow us on social media, submit to the mailbag, leave a voicemail, and support the show with our affiliates. Baseball Together only partners with companies we believe in.Get exclusive Baseball Together content on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3JDXV6W Watch More of the Podcast: http://bit.ly/37FNkqi Join the Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/2QzPmQM Follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/31IYoSl Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2QES6gn Do you have a question for Brig and Brad? Submit a question to the mailbag or leave a voicemail and they'll give you a shoutout on the show!Submit to Our Mailbag: baseballtogetherpod@gmail.com  Leave Us a Voicemail: https://bit.ly/3iFXL1ZSupport the people who support us! Follow the link below to learn more about how you can support the podcast through our affiliate partners. Baseball Together only partners with companies we believe in.Use code “BASEBALL2GETHER” at checkout for 5% off Seed Sack: http://bit.ly/3KNBM9LShop Fanatics and get your gear for the season: https://fanatics.93n6tx.net/9WmE4E Get a FREE month of Audible: www.audibletrial.com/9WYV3Y Use code “BASEBALLTOGETHER” to save $20 on your first order with SeatGeek: https://seatgeek.com/ Links to our favorite companies are affiliate links, which means we'll get a part of each sale. It's an easy way for you to support the show while getting new stuff!

In the second hour, Dick Fain and Hugh Millen discuss Randy Johnson having his #51 retired by the Mariners next year, plus a fun Randy story, then talk about the rankings of the greatest Seahawks of all time, plus Seattle's OTAs underway and the draft's future.

Former MLB Pitcher Josh Towers and Scott Seidenberg talk about all the blowouts in baseball this year, the most wins in June market and the latest stories around the game. In this June 2nd episode of The Inside Pitch, Scott Seidenberg and Josh Towers analyze MLB's increasing blowouts. This season has already seen 46 games decided by 10+ runs, a record high since 2004. Towers attributes this to rushed player promotions, shortened drafts, minor league cuts, and analytics failing to teach players in-game adjustments. They cite examples such as Padres overcoming a 6-0 deficit against the Marlins and Diamondbacks' collapse due to emotional hangovers, underscoring how coaching and mental preparedness affect outcomes. The duo discusses bullpen usage's critical role in betting, highlighting the Red Sox's rested bullpen as an advantage. Towers explains that rested pens allow better in-game flexibility and reduce reliance on struggling relievers. Player development also takes center stage with the debate over Roman Anthony's MLB readiness. While his AAA stats are strong, Towers emphasizes non-statistical growth areas like situational hitting and emotional maturity. Craig Breslow's careful approach reflects a balance between development and team competitiveness. Looking at June betting markets, the Yankees, Dodgers, and Tigers share favorite status at +650. Towers favors the Tigers due to their home-heavy, softer schedule. He also projects the Nationals as a 2026 division contender, crediting their steady development. They examine profitability trends, identifying the Tigers as the most profitable moneyline and run line team, while the Rockies remain the best team to fade. The Cubs, Cardinals, Guardians, and Mets round out the most profitable sides, while Orioles, Braves, A's, and White Sox follow the Rockies in fade profitability. The conversation shifts to run support, highlighting pitchers like Andrew Heaney, who receives only 2.17 runs per start, despite a 3.39 ERA. Others like Kyle Freeland and Mitch Keller face similar challenges. Meanwhile, Max Fried benefits from 7.17 runs per start, aiding his success. Towers explains how run support impacts pitcher performance and confidence, influencing managerial decisions and pitcher development. Later, they address Corbin Burns' elbow injury, which appears severe as he was seen mouthing “elbow is done” after leaving a game. Towers elaborates on the biomechanics behind such injuries, emphasizing the importance of shoulder alignment and core stability to prevent stress on the elbow. Towers credits his own injury-free career to disciplined maintenance of these mechanics. They close discussing the Mariners retiring Ichiro's and Randy Johnson's number 51, an unprecedented honor. Towers reflects on his pitching strategy against Ichiro, where focusing on a single pitch location neutralized Ichiro's strengths. The podcast wraps with Seidenberg offering promotional codes for listeners and previewing upcoming MLB series while noting NBA and NHL finals on the horizon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes the Go-2-Guy to the show for his Monday appearance.  Also joining Puck on Monday is Adam Jude of the Seattle Times, who is covering the Mariners this summer as Ryan Divish takes his sabbatical.  Jim and Puck jump right into the past weekend with Jim detailing his work as a security bag checker at a concert venue in Bend, Oregon.  Rumors are swirling that Texas State will be joining the Pac-12 has their 8th member. It's a move that does not excite Puck and Jim.  Jim also details all the paraphernalia that he confiscated at the concurrent including pocket knives and a vile of cocaine!  They also chat about the Cole Young debut, the WIAA decision to cancel the baseball consolation games, Puyallup High School complaints, OKC Hate watch party  and the dominance of Scottie Scheffler. Adam Jude of the Seattle Times, joins Puck to discuss all things baseball and they start with the announcement that the organization will retire the number 51 for Randy Johnson next summer. Adam shares his thoughts on the debut of Cole Young. Will Harry Ford follow and would that be the right decision to bring him up this season?  Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck revisits the WIAA decision to cancel the baseball consolation games. (1:00) Jim and Puck (59:30) Adam Jude, Seattle Times (1:19:26) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

Stacy and Curtis break down what they liked, loved, and disliked from the Mariners’ series win over the Twins, they give you their thoughts on the Mariners retiring Randy Johnson’s jersey and the NBA Finals in Headline Rewrites, they discuss what a strange stat means for the rest of the Mariners season, and they look at what Cal Raleigh needs to do to win the MVP. 

Stacy and Curtis are joined by Adam Jude of The Seattle Times to discuss Cole Young being called up to the Mariners, Logan Gilbert’s rehab start, and the issues with the Mariners bullpen, they give you their thoughts on the Mariners retiring Randy Johnson’s jersey and the NBA Finals in Headline Rewrites, they bring you the biggest stories around the NFL, including why one analyst thinks the Patriots might be cutting Stefon Diggs, and they react to the Seahawks list of the 50 best running backs in franchise history.