Podcast appearances and mentions of raul ibanez

Keith talks with former Yankee and the current senior Vice President of on-field operations, Raul Ibanez about the playoffs, his thoughts on the Yankees and much more! 

HOUR 2: Keith talks with MLB employee and former Yankee Raul Ibanez about the postseason and current state of the Bronx Bombers. He the gets into the many reasons he doesn't have confidence in current Yankees front office. 

Raul Ibanez and John Brazer join the show ahead of the Phillies playoff run beginning tomorrow. 

(00:00-17:04) Today on The John Kincade Show, the show opens debating if a win is really a win with the Eagles this week.   (17:04-36:28)) Bob questions if complacency has kicked in for the Eagles after sleepwalking to a 4-0 start.  (36:28-57:22) The phone lines are hot with mixed reactions to an Eagles win. Then, Pat says both coordinators had a trash game yesterday.  (57:22-1:21:48) In Cooney's Column, Bob says winning is the end-all-be-all in the NFL.  (1:21:48-1:45:52) The guys discuss the Toy Story NFL game, and then they react to some postgame soundbites by Nick Sirianni. Then, Jeff Kerr from CBS joins the show to give his thoughts on the week 4 win by the Eagles.  (1:45:52-2:10:47) In Cut The Bull, John says Nick Sirianni needs to cut the crap and get his team to perform up to expectations.   (2:10:47-2:35:35) Raul Ibanez and John Brazer join the show ahead of the Phillies playoff run beginning tomorrow.   (2:35:35-3:04:15) The show wraps up with the guys pondering what the outlook on a 4-0 start would look like if the Eagles didn't go to the Super Bowl last year. 

Today we sit down with Ron Wolforth, founder of the Texas Baseball Ranch and consultant to many collegiate and MLB Organizations. Topics include:Origins of the ranchCreating the famous ranch model The Dura-throw systemOff-season shut downs (or not!!)Since 2003, 121 of Coach Wolforth's clients have been drafted, including the 2011 #3 overall draft pick, Trevor Bauer. He is considered the world's leading expert on the objective measurement of pitcher's performance and movement patterns. He consults for 3 MLB organizations and dozens of NCAA programs. He is a featured author in Collegiate Baseball and has been a featured speaker at the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) National Convention five times since 1999, as well as twice as a presenter at the American Sports Medicine Institute's Injuries in Baseball Annual Conference.Some of his clients include Trevor Bauer, Scott Kazmir, Raul Ibanez, CJ Wilson, Tyson Ross and Anthony Bass. Ready to take your game to the next level? With our holistic and data-driven approach, experienced coaches, and cutting-edge technology, RPP Baseball takes the guesswork out of player development. Twitter https://twitter.com/RPP_Baseball/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/RPP_Baseball/ Call us at 201-308-3363 Email us at rpp@RocklandPeakPerformance.com Website ...

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Ian brings back "What's Bugging you Wednesday". Luke Willson told Softy and Dick yesterday there was more to his retirement than his heart condition. Ian reacts to what he had to say. Raul Ibanez, Senior Vice President of One Field Operations for MLB discusses the new rules in baseball and the differences MLB is seeing especially with the new pitch clock. He gives some insight on how players are receiving the new rules. Plus, The Daily Power Play with Nick Olczyk who takes us inside game seven between the Firebirds and Hershey Bears tonight.

Have a day #FTLive with an exclusive Max Scherzer breakdown of how much the game is about to change with the pitch clock. The Mets ace explains why he's turning into a quarterback and how everyone's living on the clock on every pitch. Yankees manager Aaron Boone explains his deeper appreciation for Aaron Judge, answers questions on Anthony Volpe's chances of making the Opening Day roster, and Boone sings Rihanna's "Umbrella" for the guys. It's true. Scott, AJ, Erik and Todd dive deep into rule changes with MLB Sr. VP of On-Field Operations Raul Ibanez and what rule tweaks are coming next. Yankees broadcasting legend Suzyn Waldman is entertaining af as always and leaves us with a spicy Yankees prediction. Also, the injury that rocked baseball is covered at the top and bottom of the show. Mets closer Edwin Diaz is out for the season and there are trash takes from social media trolls everywhere. The OG FT fans know this show covers all of baseball but the New York guests all wanted to hang out with us today so we said OK :) Full show and video interviews also posted daily on YT: youtube.com/@foulterritoryshow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foulterritory/message Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MLB All Star and current senior V.P of on field operations, Raul Ibanez joins The Boone Podcast.

Senior VP of Baseball Operations for MLB and long-time player Raúl Ibañez joins Blair and Barker to discuss why he thinks baseball's new rules will bring a “70's and 80's” feel to today's game, why the new rules will benefit players, and looks back on the most "clutch" performers he's been teammates with (02:16). Veteran MLB pitcher Jamie Moyer relies on his 25 years experience in the bigs to break down the adjustment going from the rotation to the bullpen in the postseason, before talking about winning the World Series in 2008 with the Phillies and the 2022 edition of the Seattle Mariners as they jockey for position with Toronto in the AL Wild Card Race (29:46). In the latest edition of Barker's Back Leg Bits, the guys tackle questions on: Cavan Biggio, Matt Chapman and more (46:15)! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Andrew and Scott kick off the show talking about the report that DJ LeMahieu is ‘dismayed’ with the way the Yankees have handled his free agency. Other topics include the Mets’ blockbuster trade with Cleveland, the pitcher “illegal” substances scandal, Trevor Bauer’s wish list for free agency, and the latest Yankees roster moves. They end the show reminiscing about Raul Ibanez’s epic 2012 ALDS heroics.  Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join Do you drink coffee?—Check out Andrew’s family coffee company: http://richardalancoffee.com/. Use code BRONX for 25% off your first order! Get in touch:@YankeesPodcast@Andrew_Rotondi@ScottReinen Event dates TBD. Email events@bronxpinstripes.com with questions.Submit to the mailbag: bronxpinstripes.com/podcastCall the voicemail line: 646-480-0342If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a rating and review!Intro/Outro music: One Way Ticket, by Anitek

Jaime Cevallos Interview (1-hour, 1-min total time for interview)...here are the time-stamps of the audio interview, so you can skip around: I asked Jaime, "How do you explain to people what it is you do?" Talks about his interest in movement, and how he got invited to Golf's Safeway Open as a swing coach [about 1-min mark] Talked about how Jaime's book Positional Hitting was a fantastic transition for me from when I used to teach Down & Through. Here's the Jaime Cevallos Four Hour Work Week Blog post featuring him titled: How I Did It: From $7 an Hour to Coaching Major League Baseball MVPs [about 3-min mark] I asked Jaime, "I understand you started in golf analysis before jumping into the baseball swing...what were your takeaways from golf that made a difference with the baseball swing?" The pain from quitting baseball, made him obsessive about figuring out the swing. Importance of bent back arm impact position of good Golfers - noticed similar thing in baseball. Comparing Ben Hogan to Babe Ruth and how similar their swings were. Learning the "Slot Position" and spotting patterns. [answers about 10-min mark] The challenge of teaching amateur hitters to hit the ball as hard and as far as you can, and that only fixing ineffective mechanics - or not. Teaching high level mechanics to youth hitters. Player definitely needs to be curious about hitting, hard work not necessarily needed at a young age. How many young hitters would read Charlie Lau's book at 12yo? If teaching doesn't allow hitter to not be robotic, then most likely it's the coaching cue that's the issue. [about 14:30 mark] I asked Jaime, "A question I get asked all the time is, do you believe the baseball and Fast-Pitch Softball swing are two totally different things?" Differences being reaction time and stride timing...no real difference in what you're trying to accomplish with the swing. Understanding cricket and how golfers don't care about Golf "Ball Exit Speed", they care more about precision and accuracy. [about 21-min, 30-sec mark] Jaime quote that addresses those coaches that ask, "So how many Big League AB's do you have?" Should we take what MLB hitting instructors say as gospel? Here's Jaime's quote I mentioned in the interview, "MLB hitting coaches are motivated by keeping their job, not developing innovative principles. If they change a franchise player's swing, and that player gets worse, their name is forever blacklisted. Word will spread that he makes good hitters bad. And regardless of how many hitters he has helped, the one he “ruined” will be the bane of his career. GMs will attach his name with money flying out the window. He can just take a seat next to Jose Canseco in the list of people who will never be offered a contract. Because of this, MLB hitting coaches develop vague hitting methods, appearing to help when the team is doing well, yet standing on no specific method when the team is struggling. It's common for them to wait until a player on the team gets hot, and associate themselves to that player as much as possible. I've seen it time and time again.” We're in a swing instruction revolution. The MLB hitting coaches are catching up. [about 28-min mark] If you have something of value you can offer to a professional ball player, then go and seek them out in the winter to work with them. It doesn't matter if you have baseball experience, if you have a passionate curiosity for finding out the swing, then go for it! The fallacy credibility indicator of "30 years of coaching"...it's not the year in your coaching, it's the coaching in your years. The willingness to take chances and experiment with your teaching/coaching young hitters. [about 31-min mark] Jaime talks about his new product the PitchView Pitch Recognition Training Aid. Biggest area of opportunity to solve a problem in a sport. Hitting is four different skills: Eye Hand Coordination, Mechanics, Strength & Speed, and Pitch Recognition. Jaime feels eye-hand coordination is pretty much tapped out. How juggling at a young age helped Jaime's eye-hand coordination, however he feels it didn't help him that much in hitting - more so in fielding. What steroid-era taught us about the Strength & Speed category. Swing mechanics is going through a revolution - opportunity here right now. Pitch Recognition is untapped right now. [about 36-min mark] The WHY, HOW, and WHAT of the PitchView PR Training Aid. How PR is currently being trained now. Protecting the hitter freeing them up to actively learn how to make their PR better during pitcher's bullpens. Connecting release motion to flight of the ball to hitters movement (timing). Currently working with Berkeley University baseball team as a LIVE case study. Your team record will depend on how effective and efficient your practices are. [about 40-min mark] I mentioned Dr. Peter Fadde and his Pitch Recognition software GameSense, CLICK HERE for this written interview I did with him. And CLICK HERE for Perry Husband in this interview about his Effective Velocity program on tracking and timing. [about 45-min mark] Jaime mentions the new book he's working on that will be a fantastic compliment to his last book Positional Hitting. This book will talk more about feel to transition the positions of the swing. [about 48-min mark] I asked Jaime, "If you could put anything on a ballpark jumbo-tron, in any MLB ballpark, what would you put on it?" Don't give up. What this means to him isn't what you think. Focus on movement - perfect most important movements. [about 51-min mark] I asked Jaime, "What advice would you give the beginning Positional Hitting Jaime?" He wouldn't change much, but would tell himself not to swing as much. He's someone who wants to perfect the swing, doesn't necessarily enjoy teaching. Swing motion is pretty hard on the body especially one-sided dominant hitters. Raul Ibanez told Jaime at 35yo to save your swings. Jaime's work on Gymnastics now to take care of his body. You need to start swinging from the other side - your body just needs it, and makes your preferred swing better. GymnasticBodies.com [about 55-min mark] Where you can find more about Jaime Cevallos online: Twitter: @JaimeCevallos TheSwingMechanic.com - for the MP30/MP28 training bats

Shaun and Ryan are back to remember another eventful season in Yankees history, chronicling the 2012 season and discussing everything from Derek Jeter's resurgence to Raul Ibanez's heroics in the ALDS. Next up will be 1998. Be sure to rate, review and subscribe! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Raul Ibanez was a very good player. He had a long, consistent career and provided great offensive value. By 2012, Ibanez was near the end of his career, but he put the Yankees on his back in the playoffs. We take a look at how Raul Ibanez became a Yankees postseason legend. All this on today's episode.

Looking over the heroics of Raul Ibanez and Brock Holt and the near misses by teams like the 2012 Cincinnati Reds, we review the various third games of the Division Series during the 2010's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Looking over the heroics of Raul Ibanez and Brock Holt and the near misses by teams like the 2012 Cincinnati Reds, we review the various third games of the Division Series during the 2010's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Fernie has a conversation with former MLB player Raul Ibanez. They speak about the current landscape in baseball, Raul's journey to the majors and his advice for young athletes and their parents. A fascinating listen giving perspective to what it takes to play at a high level for nearly 20 years.

Dr. Pastore interviews his former patient and long-time friend Raul Ibanez, retired MLB All-Star Player. In this conversation, they discuss longevity in professional sports, dietary sensitivities and nutrition, and his training post-retirement.

A New York Yankees podcast from the Other Guys of the Talkin' Yanks crew featuring Adam D'Addario (@ohdapapa), John Ferraro (@johnferraro_), and Rob Rosene (@robrosene). Rumors & News- Harper, Cano, Segura & Stanton Favorite Yanks Moments from Past- Raul Ibanez 2012 ALDS 2019 Yankees Hall of Fame Candidates Bashing Red Sox & much much more!

In this episode of the Rangers Ballzy podcast, hosts Evan Grant, David Moore, and Kevin Sherrington talk about the managerless Rangers.  The hosts throw out a few more possibilities, including Raul Ibanez, Chris Woodward, and Ron Roenicke. They add the Rangers are in no hurry to hire someone. The team wants to make sure they have the right guy for the future, not just the upcoming season.  Also on the show, the crew discuss wheter or not the manager is just a "camp counselor" or if they hold a much greater role.

The Mariners take the series from the Red Sox and we detail a thrilling win. We hear from Mike Zunino and Raul Ibanez.

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J.R. Lind of Nashville Scene and Nashville Post talks about Steve Balboni, Jermaine Dye, Jose Lima, Mike Sweeney, Jeff Treadway, Carlos Beltran, Otis Nixon, Raul Ibanez, Pekka Rinne, and Goldust

This week, we talked about the Royals' post-streak outlook and where they sit in the AL Central. Part of that evaluation includes the additions of Raul Ibanez and Christian Colon to the active roster. We're not sure how the Royals are going to use these guys, but it made for an interesting Monday, at least.We then talked about an article on Baseball Prospectus about Dale Sveum and his key adjustment since taking over as hitting coach and the refreshing part of that adjustment - that it's not just buzzwords but actual application of an observation. We also played with some Play Index information like Royals players over 40 years old, consecutive 5 inning starts, and where Yordano Ventura stands among Royals rookie starting pitchers.

Episode 132 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! Special guest Fred Zinkie of MLB.com joins Nicholas Minnix to discuss Mark Melancon, the Angels’ mess in the bullpen as well as their ditching of Raul Ibanez, Alex Wood into the rotation, the Cardinals’ rotation with multiple injuries and an opportunity for Carlos […]

Comedian Ari Shaffir continues his chat with host and teammate Paul Morrissey for Part 2.  The episode begins with Ari's reaction to the "Greatest Round Of Boxer Ever"- Ron Lyle vs George Foreman Round 4.   The boys discuss performing in the clutch.  Check out all the videos they talk about on www.alleyooppodcast.com   Raul Ibanez, Larry Bird's clutch finish in the 3 point contest, Ron Dixon running back the openign kickoff in a playoff that Paul was at,  Randolph Childress' killer crossover, and the world's worst free throw ever.   Ari also talks about becoming friends with the UFC fighters, what it's like to go to the big fights and who he roots for.   

A way to keep current on the world of sports with colorful commentary by host Paul Roberts. THE SPORTS REPORT Episode: #116 "Raaauuulll" Runtime: 41:24 (20.4 MB) DOWNLOAD (mp3) Description: 40-year-old Raul Ibanez made postseason history with two dramatic homeruns at Yankee Stadium! The Oakland A's continue to provide late inning magic, while the Nationals are on the ropes without Stephen Strasburg. Paul covers all four MLB playoff series including the Giants and Reds. Can San Francisco accomplish something that has never been done before? Plus, our weekly Top 10 NFL poll and a preview of South Carolina-LSU, Oklahoma-Texas, and all the big College Football games! Your browser does not support the html5 audio player. Use flash player below.

Episode 143 Managing editor Dave Cameron returns to the podcast, live on tape from Baltimore, MD, after spending a luxurious week in the mountainous West. Among the topics discussed: Boston’s compensation package for Theo Epstein and the likelihood of future trades for front office-types; recently signed DH-types Raul Ibanez and Manny Ramirez; Cincinnati shortstop prospect […]

Listen up! It's the Upon Official Review podcast comin' at ya! This week the guys tell you why Raul Ibanez should never step on the field again, who should hold down the 4th spot in the rotation, and the Phillies completely inept medical staff. We also break down the Eagles news and we let you know why you should put zero stock in the postseason, and how the Eagles are exactly like the Flyers. All that plus college football playoff discussion, the Little League World Series, a fantasy football preview, and of course the best segments in podcast history - What's Making Murdock Mad, The Tweet of the Week, the Illegal Procedure, and Crossfire! PRESS PLAY.

Alex recaps the series with the Phillies from over the weekend, and runs through the noteworthy items from each game. Alex then praises Terry Francona for his wise handling of the shortstop position, as Julio Lugo has made it known that he doesn't feel comfortable as a bench player. Alex also speculates as to how the Red Sox will fit John Smoltz into the rotation, and no, Alex does not believe that Brad Penny should be traded (yet) to make room for Smoltz, who you're not sure will even be effective this season. Alex hands out the "post of the day," and goes "Around the League," addressing the Raul Ibanez/blogging controversy from last week and much more.