Podcasts about red sox hall

In this episode of 310 To Left, we look back at some of the moments from the Red Sox Hall of Fame induction on May 29th. Tom Caron sits down with Elaine Weddington-Steward, Jonathan Papelbon and Billy Rohr. As well as the honoring of Tim & Stacy Wakefield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(0:00) Zolak & Bertrand begin the final hour by taking callers' suggestions about who should be the next player voted into the Red Sox Hall of Fame.  (12:45) The crew continue our Red Sox and Rolling Stones conversation while mixing in some of your wonderful phone calls.  (25:52) The guys wrap up the afternoon with Revolution head coach Caleb Porter, who discusses his taste in music, his team's latest performance against New York City and what's to come against Nashville this Saturday. (37:08) Today's Takeaway.

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand kick off hour No. 3 by asking why Jayson Tatum is getting hate from the national media.  (11:38) Beetle resets our Celtics thoughts by continuing discussion about Tatum and Jaylen Brown's relationship ahead of the NBA Finals. (22:33) The crew talks about Dustin Pedroia's induction into the Red Sox Hall of Fame and floats ideas about who could be next. (35:36) Hour No. 3 concludes with a discussion about the Rolling Stones' special requests for their concerts at each venue.

Hour 4 - Gresh and Fauria talked about some popular restaurants that are no longer with us.  The guys discussed the coverage, or lack thereof, for the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame ceremony.  To close out the show, it's Are You Done?.

While the Red Sox battle the Orioles in Baltimore, Fenway Park will be celebrating the 2024 Red Sox Hall of Fame inductees.

Red Sox Hall of Famer Mike Lowell joins WEEI Sox Booth for an inning to talk about his time with the Red Sox, this year's Sox team and more. 

Three time World Series champion, and Red Sox Hall of Famer Dustin Pedroia joins Joe & Will in the booth. 

Hour 3 - Gresh and Keefe discussed Jaylen Brown's Twitter reaction to the latest reports that have the Boston Celtics adding Brown to a trade for Kevin Durant.  The guys also recapped David Ortiz's Hall of Fame induction and how steroid allegations didn't prevent him from getting in.  To wrap up the hour, Gresh and Keefe discussed a couple of other stories from around MLB.

Joe and Will are joined by Red Sox Hall of Famer Manny Ramirez in the booth and the Red Sox offense breaks out. Manny also talks about what it was like winning 2 World Series in Boston and how much it meant to him. 

Dan Duquette joins the guys in the booth to talk about being inducted into the Red Sox Hall of Fame. They also talk about some of his biggest trades, signings and draft picks. 

Rich Gedman joins the guys in the booth and he is a good luck charm for the Red Sox offense

No one has had more of an impact on Chris's career than our guest today, Rich Gedman. Former Red Sox catcher, 2x All Star, and AAA Hitting Coach for the Worchester WooSox, Rich has been a staple in the highest levels of baseball for decades. And Rich is being inducted into the Red Sox Hall of Fame this Thursday! We dive deep into the story of Rich's career and explore changing trends in the game over the course of his tenure. Want to know what it was like catching Roger Clemens' 20K game? Listen to this one. Enjoy the conversation! Hosts: Chris Colabello, Bobby Tewksbary Guest: Rich Gedman Producer: Patrick McDonnell Send us your topics! Email pickle@pelotero.com Or tag @PeloteroPickle on twitter

Welcome to the podcast Army Reserves Veteran and Boston Red Sox player, Rico Petrocelli! In this episode we hear how Rico was drafted during his baseball career and how he gives back to the veteran community today.Follow us on instagram: @Homeland_Heroes_Salute @derry_nhLike us on Facebook: Homeland Heroes Salute @DerryTVFollow us on Twitter: @HHS_Podcast @Derry_CAMWe'd like to thank our supporters, Granite State Insurance: Rock Solid Insurance Protection for Business, and Service Credit Union: Become an Owner Today.

We make it easy to learn  from the Story of Kevin Youkalis “Youk” . Our cliff notes.  Here is his street Cred:  3x Major League Baseball All-Star, 2x World Series Champion , Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer (a  wild card playoff win against the yankees), and Recipient of both Gold Glove Award and American League Hank Aaron Award (best hitter in the league). On top of that, he is well known for leaving it all on the field….every day. “Grit, grinder, scrappy and Johnny hustle” are just a few words that have been used to describe Kevin Youkalis. Connect with Kevin IG @kevinyoukilis_ggoh Twitter @greekgodofhopsAnd you can check out his restaurant Loma Brewing Company in Los Gatos, Ca if you are ever in the area and maybe you'll catch him while you're there! Let's connect!To get more info and updates on the podcast @iamachampionpodcastIGhttps://instagram.com/iamachampionpodcast?utm_medium=copy_linkTikTokhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMd4o13PS/Follow our personal instagram accounts@doctor.aprilmhttps://instagram.com/doctor.aprilm?utm_medium=copy_link@ro_glowhttps://www.instagram.com/ro_glow/?hl=enCheck out our youtube channel for videos and highlights from the episodes @iamachampionhttps://m.youtube.com/channel/UCdQxNDW9CIoosIlmes562jAShow Support:If you enjoy this podcast please Rate, Review, Subscribe and SHARE this outhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-am-a-champion/id1574745683Big shout out to our team that makes this show possible!If you are looking to start your own podcast hit up @upstarterpods on instagram! 

Hour 1. Steve and Rob are joined by Red Sox Hall of Famer David Ortiz who explains why the Patriots should have brought back Brady for another year. And, Bradford and Steve explain why they are frustrated with the baseball writers who wouldn't vote Curt Schilling into the Hall of Fame. Ortiz says Bradfo is his favorite.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Red Sox Hall of Fame Pitcher and long-time cannabis advocate, Bill Lee doesn’t hold back about the benefits of cannabis now…and when he played. Curaleaf Vice President of CSR Khadijah Tribble makes sense of her new job and mission in the most challenging of times

Wayne talks with Red Sox Hall of Famer, Rico Petrocelli. Brought to you by iBerkshires and Comalli Electric

OMF - 1995 AL MVP and Red Sox Hall of Famer Mo Vaughn 5-20-20

1995 AL MVP and Red Sox Hall of Famer Mo Vaughn joined "Ordway, Merloni & Fauria" 5-20-20

Today we say farewell to the only active Hall of Famer Sandy Leon after he was dealt to Cleveland. We open the show talking how sad this offseason has and likely will continue to be, how the Sox are going to have to big-time overachieve next season and praise Sandy Leon for everything he meant to this team and how several of the pitchers will definitely miss him as much as us. We then break down the Red Sox Hall of Fame inductees, talk how truly incredible Manny Ramirez was in his prime, reveal your top 5 starters in our Section 10 Red Sox All-Decade Team, what Brian Bannister's departure means for this club and close with your phenomenal Down in the DM questions. Enjoy!

WBCN legend Charles Laquidara and also the infamous Dwayne Ingalls Glasscock joined us for a conversation at the recently opened Woods Hill Pier 4 in Boston. This just a week before Charles as well as Red Sox Hall of Fame pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee take the stage at The Wilbur Theater in Boston on Tuesday, December 10.  So many of us listened to WBCN on our morning commute joining Charles on his program The Big Mattress. Charles was part of a family of DJ’s and personalities at BCN that created the radio renaissance in Boston with their groundbreaking irreverence and general hilarity that accompanied so many of us on our radios.It was so great to sit with Charles and our only regret is that we only got an hour. But we discovered that Charles is as raw and honest as ever. We had so many questions and topics we wanted to cover. But fortunately, we really didn’t get to any of them.Charles didn’t skip a beat. It was like listening to The Big Mattress all over again. We just let him riff, tell us some non PC ‘not for live radio’ stories, recall a regret or two, give a few anecdotes and even offer a haiku.

Red Sox Hall of Famer and fan favorite Tim Wakefield joins us today to talk his very first memory of playing in Boston, the wildness of pitching to Jason Varitek in the 2004 ALCS, not loving the stigma that comes along with being a knuckleball pitcher, a behind-the-scenes look at Doug Mirabelli's police escort to Fenway, the best hitters he's made look silly, a hilarious Jose Canseco story, giving up a homer to Barry Bonds and the gesture he gave him right afterwards, a special moment he had after winning the ALCS in New York, his current relationship with Aaroon Boone following Game 7 in 2003, the atmosphere starting Game 1 of the World Series, his top memories from the parade, why Josh Beckett deserves more credit for his time in Boston, his favorite Terry Francona stories, when he knew it was time to hang 'em up, a funny story involving Steve from 2007, and whether or not he expects to get his number retired by the Red Sox. After the Wake interview we talk the disappointment of this Yankees series so far, what we expect the Sox to do to the Yankees road clubhouse if they clinch tonight, how bizarre that story of those two Somerville goofs picking up the AL East champs banner was, and close with your phenomenal Down in the DM questions. Enjoy!

1995 AL MVP, 3-time All-Star, and Red Sox Hall of Famer Mo Vaughn joins us on the show today. We talk his new clothing line, how the Red Sox winning it all in 2004 made life so much better for all the alumni that came before that team, Mo loving everything about playing in Boston, how he's not worried about getting credit for being the last wave that led to the title in '04, where his "Hit Dog" nickname ranks with some of the best in baseball in the 90s, what it meant to be the last Sox player to wear No. 42, the tough decision to leave Boston for Anaheim after the 1998 season, his much-enjoyed time playing in the Cape League, how much he follows this current Sox team, hating social media, and David Ortiz comps he's gotten over the years. After the great interview with Mo we talk a wild event that almost happened on the podcast, give Kirk Minihane a shoutout, continue to discuss the greatest Triple-A player ever, how Rick Porcello is the United States champion, and close with your phenomenal Down in the DM questions. Enjoy!

On this episode of the BoSox Unfiltered podcast, co-hosts Patrick Green, Dave Latham and Jordan Dickow discuss Hanley Ramirez's departure from the team, Andrew Benintendi's underrated production and the recent Red Sox Hall of Fame inductees and their contributions to the Sox. All this and much, much more on the podcast! You can find out what the much more part is by listening!

Wade Anthony Boggs' hitting in the 1980s and 1990s made him a perennial contender for American League batting titles, in much the same way as his National League contemporary Tony Gwynn. Boggs was elected to the Red Sox Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2005. With 12 straight All-Star appearances, Boggs is third only to Brooks Robinson and George Brett in number of consecutive appearances as a third baseman. His finest season was 1987 when he set career highs in HR(24), RBI(89), and slugging percentage(.588). Also in that season he batted .363 and held a .461 OBP, both stats leading the league.A left-handed hitter, Boggs won five batting titles starting in 1983. He also batted .349 in his rookie year which would have won the batting title, but was 121 plate appearances short of the required minimum of 502. From 1982 to 1988, Boggs hit below .349 only once, hitting .325 in 1984. From 1983 to 1989, Boggs rattled off seven consecutive seasons in which he collected 200 or more hits, an American League record for consecutive 200-hit seasons that was later matched by Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki.He is credited with teaching the Yankees their current pitch-selection technique; swinging only at perfect pitches and fouling off close but tough to hit pitches, forcing teams to go to their usually weak bullpens. Before Boggs joined the Yankees, they were 14th in pitches per plate appearance, and 4th and then 1st after he joined. In addition, the Yankees were 12th and 8th in on base percentage the two years prior to Boggs joining the team and 2nd the year he came on board (1993), followed by 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 1st.His "#12" has been retired by the Tampa Bay Rays. Although he has not had his number retired by the Boston Red Sox, he was inducted into the team's Hall of Fame in 2004.This data was drawn from Wikipedia.Smarter Podcasts.com, Delivering Sound Advice.

Red Sox Hall of Famer Reggie Smith visits with Joe Castiglione and Tim Neverett during the bottom of the 2nd inning Tuesday night as part of the WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio Telethon.

Alex recaps the past week in Red Sox baseball, which included the end of an exciting road trip and maddening four-game series against the Astros. Xander Bogaerts’ defensive miscues at shortstop led to Red Sox losses on Friday and Sunday, as his performance continues to be worrisome. In addition to analyzing the team's recent play, Alex rails against the Boston sports media members who were determined to ruin the Red Sox Hall of Fame inductions for everyone last week. Alex runs through the AL East standings, and says what he thinks Rob Manfred’s biggest priority as commissioner should be in the “Around the League” segment.