Podcast appearances and mentions of robbie ray

Oneil Cruz came off the bench on Sunday instead of starting after being the Pirates BEST hitter against the Dodgers. The Pirates are facing three former Cy Young winners, with Robbie Ray today. Joe thinks the Pirates may keep Ben Cherington because of injuries.

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Tuesday. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler sit down on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, opening at 00:11 with a plan to run through the day's baseball card before turning to the next NFL win total on the board, the Buffalo Bills at ten and a half. Essler joins at 00:50 fresh off a rough night with a Braves team total, then lights up over a Frank Thomas rookie card pull from a fresh box, sparking a short conversation about grading costs, centering, and how AI and celebrity involvement have pushed the trading card market toward pricier autographed, numbered parallels. At 02:25, Manji delivers a scheduling note, confirming this is the final week of the show before it shifts into its football format, with a Thursday props pod, a college football podcast alongside Lante, a Monday morning recap paired with a Monday Night Football preview, and a full weekend preview show on Fridays taking its place, while the current format returns after the new year. The baseball breakdown begins at 04:13 with the Yankees at the Orioles, Carlos Rodon opposing Shane Baz at a total of eight and a half, where Essler leans toward the Yankees team total while Manji sides with Baltimore on the moneyline, pointing to New York's struggles with runners in scoring position and Rodon's recent return from the injured list. At 08:09, the Blue Jays visit the Rays, Jose Soriano against Nick Martinez at seven and a half, with both hosts warming to Toronto behind Soriano's strong two starts and a struggling Tampa Bay bullpen. At 12:16, the Tigers travel to Pittsburgh to face the Pirates, Keter Montero opposite Braxton Ashcraft at a total of eight, where Essler favors a first five under while Manji likes Detroit's plus money given its league best road record since the All Star break. At 17:06, the Padres meet the Mets, Robbie Ray against Zack Thornton at eight and a half, with both hosts landing on the first five over given shaky command from both starters. At 21:16, the card closes with the Mariners in Milwaukee against the Brewers, Bryce Miller opposing Kyle Harrison at seven and a half, where Manji highlights Miller's poor road form and a Sunday Night Baseball fade angle to back the Brewers team total over three and a half. Essler runs down the rest of the day's slate at 25:36 before the conversation turns to football at 29:23, where the hosts dig into the Buffalo Bills win total of ten and a half. They walk through a 12 and 5 season a year ago, an AFC East runner up finish behind New England, a wild card win over Jacksonville, and an overtime divisional round exit in Denver, before previewing new head coach Joe Brady, the addition of DJ Moore at receiver, and a defense under new coordinator Jim Leonard that both hosts see as the swing factor for the season. They break down the schedule in detail, from the Week 1 trip to Houston through a manageable home stretch, a West Coast swing, and a difficult December run, ultimately agreeing the over is the right side if Josh Allen stays healthy. At 39:22, the hosts remind listeners about the pregame.com picks package and a seasonal discount before wrapping with best bets at 41:38, Essler backing the Astros team total over four and a half against the Angels and Manji sticking with the Brewers team total over three and a half against the Mariners. The show closes at 46:08 with Essler hoping his card collection has one more gem waiting inside, and Manji confirming the crew returns tomorrow with more picks and analysis as the season rolls on toward the football schedule ahead. Promo NFL50 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open this hour with more on the Blue Jays' 5-3 win over the Red Sox to close the Wild Card gap to 2.5 games. They take a closer look at Dylan Cease's shorter than usual outing last night, his case to win the American League Cy Young award, and how this season compares to Robbie Ray's 2021 campaign. The guys also share an injury update on Trey Yesavage and discuss the possibility of him returning to the Blue Jays this season, before looking into Paul Skenes' recent dip in velocity and early exit from yesterday's game. After the break, Kailyn McGrath (22:10) joins the conversation to discuss what's behind the Jays' recent run, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s dip in production at the plate, and Brett Bateman's early returns. 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. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Here's to you Mike Krukow. Our life long Mike Krukow fans toast the career of one of the best to ever do it. They also react to the Tigers series and then play back some exclusive audio tracks of recent Giants playing their first few games with their new teams. Turns out no matter where you send Heliot Ramos and Robbie Ray, there they are.On the cocktail side of things, today Matthew is drinking a Grab Some Pine, Meat while Ben is drinking a I Wanna Get That (AKA Ugly Finder). Recipes below.Grab Some Pine, Meat!2 oz St. George Terroir Gin1/4 oz Dolin Dry Vermouth1/3 oz Yellow Chartreuse (Sub with Genepy or Benedictine if you don't have Yellow Chartreuse)1 dash orange bitters1 dash celery bitters (optional)Garnish: slapped rosemary sprig + beef jerky.Stir all of the ingredients in a mixing glass with ice until well-chilled. Strain into a nick and nora and carefully add garnish.I Wanna Get That (Ugly Finder)1 1/2 oz White Rum1/2 oz Galliano1 oz Lime Juice3/4 oz Simple Syrup2 oz Sparkling White WineCombine the rum, Galliano, lime juice and simple syrup in a shaker with ice and shake until chilled. Double strain the cocktail into a chilled champagne flute and top with the sparkling white wine.#doitforwilson

Griffin Warner talks betting on Friday. Griffin Warner runs through a stacked Friday, August 7 Major League Baseball slate on Episode 80 of What I Bet, part of the Straight Outta Vegas AM Podcast feed, breaking down all 11 games at a moment when several rotations are still shifting in the wake of the trade deadline. He opens with the Mets sending Zach Thornton to Pittsburgh against Carmen Mlodzinski, reading the heavy under juice on the eight and a half total as a sign the market expects a Pirates bullpen game, especially with new arm Luke Weaver now closing and Mets closer Devin Williams sitting the last two nights. Griffin leans toward New York at plus 129 and likes the over, suggesting patience for a push to eight. He then covers Jose Soriano's Blue Jays debut against Zach Wheeler and the Phillies, preferring the Toronto run line at plus one and a half over the moneyline, and the first five under four and a half. Tyler Mahle's first start for the Braves against former teammate Max Fried in the Bronx draws Griffin's trust in the Atlanta bullpen despite a modest season, landing on the Braves at plus 134 and the under eight. He gives a brief look at the Athletics visiting a red hot Red Sox club before diving into the Angels and Marlins, where he backs Tyler Phillips and multiple unders against a struggling Los Angeles lineup. The show's strongest opinion arrives with the Guardians visiting the White Sox, where Griffin fades Parker Messick despite respecting his stuff, pointing to Cleveland's shaky bullpen, poor defense, and inability to hit with runners on, and lands on Chicago at plus 122 with unders on both the full game and first five totals. He explains why the Twins overspent caution at the deadline on players like Dean Kremer even as Zebby Matthews starts in Milwaukee, builds a live number on air for Kevin Gausman and the Cubs visiting Daniel Lynch and the Royals, and gives quick reads on the Rockies at the Cardinals and the Orioles at the Rangers, a series carrying real American League wild card weight against Nathan Eovaldi. Roki Sasaki and the Dodgers traveling to face Merrill Kelly and the Diamondbacks brings out Griffin's long standing support for Kelly, who he calls himself a stan of, with the Dodgers bullpen still sorting out closer Edwin Diaz's role working in Arizona's favor. He closes his game by game breakdown with Robbie Ray's Padres debut against Ronel Blanco and the Astros, and a Rays and Mariners matchup between Drew Rasmussen and Logan Gilbert that he calls arguably the best pitching matchup of the night. Before locking in his official pick, Griffin shares a Pregame dot com promo code, hit fifty, good for fifty dollars off Major League Baseball Second Half All Access, which runs through the World Series and drops from 349 dollars to 299 dollars through August 10. His official What I Bet best bet of the episode is the San Diego Padres at minus 120 over the Houston Astros, citing Robbie Ray's strong recent form, a deep Padres bullpen, and doubts about Houston's offense beyond Yordan Alvarez and Jeremy Pena. Throughout the episode Griffin threads in bigger picture storylines, from the Mets continuing to mash without Juan Soto to Cleveland's fall from first place, the Twins facing fan backlash over a quiet deadline, and a wide open American League wild card race where the Yankees and Red Sox look closer to locking up spots than everyone else chasing the final berth. It is a full rundown built for bettors looking for value across every window of the night, from first pitch runs to first five totals to closing numbers, delivered with the same mix of numbers and opinion that has made the show a daily stop for Major League Baseball bettors all season long, with new episodes covering every slate straight through the rest of the season and into the playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji talks betting for Friday. Munaf Manji hosts Friday, August 7's Cash That Ticket on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, opening with a recap of Thursday's card before working through a full slate of Major League Baseball betting angles for the night ahead. He reviews a winning Washington Nationals team total for Uncle Dave against Cristopher Sanchez and the Phillies, a tough loss on the Kansas City Royals despite a strong start from Bailey Ober for the Minnesota Twins and a solid outing from Michael Wacha, and touches on the grind of a rough recent stretch handicapping baseball across the industry. He also breaks down the NFL Hall of Fame Game, where rookie quarterback Haynes King led the Carolina Panthers to a 33 to 30 win over the Arizona Cardinals on a last second touchdown that blew well past the total, and shares a note that Garrett Crochet is expected back for the Boston Red Sox out of the bullpen rather than as a starter for now. He runs through the rest of Thursday's scores, including a marathon 13 inning win for the Red Sox over the White Sox, a blowout for Detroit over Seattle, and a Mets sweep of the Cleveland Guardians that included a difficult team debut for newly acquired starter Foster Griffin. From there Munaf builds out Friday's full card, starting with the Cincinnati Reds visiting the Washington Nationals in what looks like a bullpen day for Chase Petty against Cade Cavalli, with the Nationals offense cooling after trading Luis Garcia Junior to the Yankees and losing James Wood to injury. He covers Tyler Mahle's first start for the Atlanta Braves against former teammate Max Fried and the surging Yankees, and identifies the marquee matchup of the night as Parker Messick and the Cleveland Guardians visiting Noah Schultz and the division leading Chicago White Sox in a tightly bunched American League Central race. He also previews Roki Sasaki and the Los Angeles Dodgers visiting a struggling Merrill Kelly and the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Robbie Ray's San Diego Padres debut against Ronel Blanco and the Houston Astros, before running through quick hits on Jose Soriano's Toronto Blue Jays debut against Zach Wheeler and the Phillies, Payton Tolle and the Red Sox against Jack Perkins and the Athletics, Kevin Gausman's Chicago Cubs debut against the Royals, and the Cardinals hosting Ryan Feltner and the Rockies. Munaf highlights the biggest promotion of the year at Pregame dot com, where 20 dollars buys bettors 100 bulk dollars in credit, a 400 percent bonus that never expires and can be applied toward any picks package on the site. His official Cash That Ticket best bet of the night lands on the Cleveland Guardians at minus 136 on the moneyline over the Chicago White Sox, built around Parker Messick against a struggling Noah Schultz in a series carrying real weight for the division race, with Munaf noting that a Guardians win or sweep this weekend could pull Cleveland level with Chicago atop the American League Central depending on how the Minnesota Twins fare in their own series in Milwaukee. It is a full recap and preview built for bettors chasing value across totals, moneylines, and team props on a busy Friday slate, delivered with the same numbers driven, conversational approach that has made Cash That Ticket a daily stop for Major League Baseball bettors on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Padres go out and get Robbie Ray and Casey Mize at the MLB Trade Deadline. Do any teams fear the mighty San Diego Padres? Nick Pivetta, Joe Musgrove rehab starts and recovery. Dodgers get Tarik Skubal but keep losing. MLB Notes Yankees, Mets, Tigers, Red Sox, Pirates. NFL News Rams, Chargers, Steelers, Browns, Broncos, Raiders. Hall of Fame Weekend Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Roger Craig, Luke Kuechly, Adam Vinatieri. San Diego State News Sean Lewis, Brian Dutcher. Plus, San Diego FC, LA Galaxy, FIFA, Churchill Downs, Preakness and LIV Golf. Got a question or comment for Lee Hacksaw Hamilton? Drop your hot take in the live chat on YouTube, Facebook or X. Here's what Lee Hamilton thinks on Thursday, August 6, 2026. 1)…PADRES PUSH FOR PLAYOFF SPOT…ROB RAY/CASEY MIZE “WHO DO PADRES SCARE” 2)…PADRES-WAITING GAME ON PIVETTA-MUSGROVE “REHAB-A LONG LONELY ROAD” …MARRY BODY AND MIND …FEEL LIKE PTSD IN ELBOW …YOU HUNT FOR FEEL …CAN’T CHASE FLAMETHROWER GHOST …SEARCH FOR SKILLS …LEARN THROW DIFFERENTLY …NOT BE-WHO YOU WERE…WHO NEED BE …TAKES MENTAL TOLL …PAST VERSION YOURSELF-DOES NOT EXIST 3)…DODGERS ON SEASON WORST SKID…T SKUBAL “EVIL EMPIRE-1ST PLACE-PROBLEMS” 4)…MLB NOTEBOOK “TRADE DEADLINE HEADLINES” YANKEES METS TIGERS RED SOX PIRATES =========== (HALFTIME…DIXIELINE LUMBER) =========== 5)…LA RAMS-LA CHARGERS…LOTS HEADLINES “BIG NAMES-BIG QUESTIONS” 6)…NFL NOTEBOOK “QB NEWS EVERYWHERE” STEELERS BROWNS DENVER RAIDERS 7)…NFL…HALL OF FAME WEEKEND “SPECIAL SATURDAY-CANTON” D BREES…L FITZGERALD…R CRAIG…L KUECHLY…A VINATIERI 8)…AZTECS FOOTBALL-BASKETBALL NOTES…S LEWIS/B DUTCHER “AZTECS NOTEBOOK” 9)…LATE BREAKING HEADLINES “OFF THE SPORTSWIRE” SDFC/LA GALAXY FIFA CHURCHILL DOWNS PREAKNESS LIV.. =================== #MLB #yankees #redsox #tigers #mets #cubs #brewers #diamondbacks #PADRES #joemusgrove #RANDYVASQUEZ #nickpivetta #griffincanning #walkerbuehler #CASEYMIZE #ROBBIERAY #DODGERS #TARIKSKUBAL #ANGELS #aaronjudge #CODYBELLINGER #juansoto #PAULSKENES #nfl #BROWNS #STEELERS #BRONCOS #CARDINALS #PANTHERS #raiders #fernandomendoza #kirkcousins #chargers #justinherbert #rams #AARONDONALD #aaronrodgers #deshaunwatson #SHEDEURSANDERS #drewbrees #larryfitzgerald #rogercraig #lukekuechly #adamvinatieri #PAC12 #sandiegostate #aztecs #seanlewis #sdsu #jaydendenegal #briandutcher #SANDIEGOFC #chuckylozano #GIANNIINFANTINO #livgolf Be sure to share this episode with a friend! ☆☆ STAY CONNECTED ☆☆ For more of Hacksaw's Headlines, The Best 15 Minutes, One Man's Opinion, and Hacksaw's Pro Football Notebook: http://www.leehacksawhamilton.com/ SUBSCRIBE on YouTube for more reactions, upcoming shows and more! ► https://www.youtube.com/c/leehacksawhamiltonsports FACEBOOK ➡ https://www.facebook.com/leehacksaw.hamilton.9 TWITTER ➡ https://twitter.com/hacksaw1090 TIKTOK ➡ https://www.tiktok.com/@leehacksawhamilton INSTAGRAM ➡ https://www.instagram.com/leehacksawhamiltonsports/ To get the latest news and information about sports, join Hacksaw’s Insider’s Group. It’s free! https://www.leehacksawhamilton.com/team/ Thank you to our sponsors: Dixieline Lumber and Home Centers https://www.dixieline.com

We heard a little bit from Robbie Ray after he spoke to the media, and we went through some of the Padres #1 overall picks.

The Giants pulled in a haul of prospects just before the trade deadline, but parted ways with six, yes SIX players on their major league roster. Buster Posey and management gave a clear sign that they were willing to do a near full rebuild. I mean, they still have talent on their roster, but they have waved the white flag for this season, and probably next season. We break down all five trades and pretty much don't talk about baseball ON the field this episode. We dabble in a little Schmitt injury and close it out with the sad-but-true Bader drunken scooter meets firetruck accident. There's nothing like it!www.torturecast.comfacebook.com/torturecast@torturecast

“Giants Talk” co-hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic discuss San Francisco's active MLB trade deadline day after they sent Luis Arráez, Robbie Ray, Heliot Ramos and three other players elsewhere for a shot at the playoffs. Alex and Cole break down how the crop of prospects San Francisco received in return could establish themselves as the franchise's future. :45 - Surprising scope of players in return 5:00 - Breaking down the individual deals 14:00 - Heliot Ramos to the Yankees 16:00 - Discussing the roster upheaval 18:00 - Is this a rebuild? 20:15 - Robbie Ray trade 24:30 - Erik Miller trade 26:30 - Tyler Mahle traded 29:15 - What to expect from the rest of the season? 32:00 - Mailbag Q 35:30 - Corresponding moves  37:00 - Other moves around the league 43:00 - Possible lockout next year? 45:00 - Harrison Bader  50:00 - Willy Adames coaching discussion Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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HOUR 1 -- Copes and Derek take calls and break down Robbie Ray traded to Padres and Luis Arraez, Caleb Kilian to Phillies for pitching prospectsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did the Giants do enough at the MLB trade deadline after moving Luis Arraez, Tyler Mahle, Robbie Ray, Erik Miller, and Heliot Ramos? We recap a busy day around MLB, plus Eric Branch with his incredible story on Greg Papa & the latest WR injuries plaguing the 49ers at campSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Giants' Big Trade Deadline Day: A New Era for the Team? Hour 2: The San Francisco Giants made some major moves at the trade deadline, and it's got everyone talking. In this episode, Murph and Markus break down the deals and what they mean for the team's future. With a slew of prospects coming in, the Giants are looking like a promising team for the next few years. But is it too little, too late? Should fans be excited about the new additions, or are they just holding onto hope? The Giants traded away six major league players, including Robbie Ray and Luis Arraez, to bring in some exciting young talent. They acquired Ramon Marquez, a top pitching prospect, and Henry Lalane, a talented pitcher from the Yankees. The team also picked up Marcelo Meyer, a highly-regarded prospect who was traded away by the Red Sox. These moves have fans buzzing, but some are wondering if it's too long to wait for the team to turn things around. The Giants' farm system is looking stronger than ever, with a slew of talented prospects coming up the ranks. But can the team develop these players into stars, or will they be stuck in limbo? The hosts discuss the importance of player development and how it's key to the team's success. They also talk about the trade deadline and what it means for the team's future. If you want to hear more about the Giants' big trade deadline day and what it means for the team's future, tune in to this episode. The hosts break down the deals, discuss the prospects, and share their thoughts on what's next for the Giants. Don't miss it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig Elsten, Chris Reed, and Raphie Cantor gather after the Padres lost their series opener against the Dbacks, and after they made two very notable (and one unnotable!) trades for pitching rentals Robbie Ray and Casey Mize.Want to get this show and tons of others early and ad-free? Plus access to post game shows, our vaunted PHT Discord server and more? Become a patron at patreon.com/padreshottub

The Giants' Big Trade Deadline Day: A New Era for the Team? Hour 2: The San Francisco Giants made some major moves at the trade deadline, and it's got everyone talking. In this episode, Murph and Markus break down the deals and what they mean for the team's future. With a slew of prospects coming in, the Giants are looking like a promising team for the next few years. But is it too little, too late? Should fans be excited about the new additions, or are they just holding onto hope? The Giants traded away six major league players, including Robbie Ray and Luis Arraez, to bring in some exciting young talent. They acquired Ramon Marquez, a top pitching prospect, and Henry Lalane, a talented pitcher from the Yankees. The team also picked up Marcelo Meyer, a highly-regarded prospect who was traded away by the Red Sox. These moves have fans buzzing, but some are wondering if it's too long to wait for the team to turn things around. The Giants' farm system is looking stronger than ever, with a slew of talented prospects coming up the ranks. But can the team develop these players into stars, or will they be stuck in limbo? The hosts discuss the importance of player development and how it's key to the team's success. They also talk about the trade deadline and what it means for the team's future. If you want to hear more about the Giants' big trade deadline day and what it means for the team's future, tune in to this episode. The hosts break down the deals, discuss the prospects, and share their thoughts on what's next for the Giants. Don't miss it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Padres addressed their biggest need by adding a familiar face. Robbie Ray just shoved at Petco Park, and has been red hot. Then just before the buzzer A.J. Preller brought Casey Mize to town. Both are having strong seasons, and join a rotation in dire need of reinforcements. Derek and Darnay discuss the additions, who it cost to get them - as well as the players who are sticking around for a playoff push.

Washington Nationals outfielder James Wood is set to undergo an MRI on his left side following an early exit on Monday. Corey Pieper breaks down a massive wave of trade deadline transactions, crucial late-inning bullpen shifts, the Trade Deadline Special segment, and the FanDuel Bet of the Day. The transaction wire is packed with major player movement as James Wood undergoes an MRI today, while Jo Adell heads to the Guardians, Taylor Ward moves to the Mariners, Brenton Doyle joins the White Sox, Josh Smith lands with the Blue Jays, Liam Hicks goes to the Rays, Robbie Ray joins the Padres, Kris Bubic moves to the Dodgers, Adley Rutschman goes to the Red Sox, Braxton Garrett joins the Cubs, Dustin May moves to the Brewers, Daulton Varsho goes to the Astros for Spencer Arrighetti, Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor join the Cubs, Heliot Ramos heads to the Yankees, Marcelo Mayer is traded for Erik Miller, Lars Nootbaar joins the Diamondbacks, and both Foster Griffin and Nate Lowe head to the Guardians. Additionally, Casey Mize moves to the Padres, Kyle Manzardo and Emmet Sheehan were optioned to AAA, and Hector Rodriguez alongside George Lombard earned promotions. On the field, performance highlights feature an incredible three-home-run explosion from Alec Burleson, Luis Garcia making his Yankees debut, Jose Caballero homering for back-to-back days, and Jung Hoo Lee launching a home run while swiping a bag, alongside strong outings from Andrew Alvarez, Cristian Javier, Junior Caminero, Ian Seymour, Tatsuya Imai, and Logan Webb dueling Cal Quantrill. On the negative side, Justin Wrobleski, Cam Schlittler, William Contreras, Christian Yelich, and Nick Kurtz all tumbled into the duds column. Our Trade Deadline Special breaks down the fallout of a chaotic trade deadline, examining high-leverage late-inning shifts and roster adjustments across the league, including Luke Weaver and Kirby Yates in Pittsburgh, JoJo Romero and Antonio Senzatela in Milwaukee, Ryan Zeferjahn with the Cubs, Tyler Wells in Tampa Bay, Victor Vodnik in Miami, and Jeff Hoffman in Minnesota. First Cup Fantasy Baseball drops every weekday around 9 AM ET on The F6P Hour. Use code F6PPODS for 15% off All Access at fantasysixpack.net – rankings, matchup tools, DFS and betting cheat sheets, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Aram, Jack and Peter go live for the final hour of the trade deadline and an hour afterwards to break down the trades that already come through as well as the moves at the buzzer. Intro 1:30 Marcelo Mayer to Giants: 4:28 Adley Rutschman to Orioles: 6:41 Jose Soriano to Angels: 14:20 Heliot Ramos to Yankees: 22:33 Braves 25:56 Foster Griffin to Guardians: 29:58 Luis Arraez to Phillies: 33:16 Liam Hicks to Rays: 42:39 Lars Nootbaar to Dbacks: 45:19 Cubs 47:04 Buzzer Beater Trades: 55:45 Pirates 57:37 Casey Mize to Padres: 1:01:30 Taylor Ward to Mariners: 1:04:37 Dustin May/JoJo Romero to Brewers: 1:07:57 Mets 1:11:41 White Sox 1:24:01 Reds 1:29:16 Robbie Ray to Padres: 1:30:38 Kris Bubic to Dodgers 1:34:15 Daulton Varsho to Astros: 1:36:00 Jo Adell to Giants: 1:45:02 Ryan Zeferjahn to Cubs: 1:49:49 Jeff Hoffman to Twins: 1:52:24 Final Thoughts 2:02:35 Try the Goat Labs game to try to beat Aram, Jack and Peter's scores! Download Pikkit and Use Code JUSTBASEBALL to win $3-100! Code JUSTBASEBALL for 20% off your first pack on Arena Club! Join our Just Baseball Discord Just Baseball Merch!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Marc Grandi discuss the upcoming MLB Trade Deadline and recap a few of the San Francisco Giants' moves thus far. They recap Luis Arraez to the Phillies, Tyler Mahle to the Braves, Heliot Ramos to the Yankees, Erik Miller to the Red Sox and Robbie Ray to the Padres. They also discuss how the majority of the Giants' moves have been rather low-risk, especially with Arraez and Ray, who were expected to be dealt. In Hour 2, Willard and Grandi react to the Giants' deadline being a mixed bag day -- some good feelings, but some disappointment about the Giants being in this spot to begin with. They also discuss how Luis Arraez and the Giants were the right fit, but the timing was wrong. At the end of the hour, they're joined by Evan Webeck of the California Post to recap the Giants' deadline. In Hour 3, Willard and Grandi continue their conversation with California Post Giants' beat writer Evan Webeck to break down the Giants' grade at the deadline.They also dig into a conversation about the Los Angeles Dodgers and why they're completely taking over baseball with a certain advantage that has helped them along the way. In Hour 4, Willard and Grandi are joined by Jomboy Media's Chris Rose to break down the San Francisco Giants at the MLB Trade Deadline, and why the Los Angeles Dodgers aren't ruining baseball.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Marc Grandi discuss the upcoming MLB Trade Deadline and recap a few of the San Francisco Giants' moves thus far. They recap Luis Arraez to the Phillies, Tyler Mahle to the Braves, Heliot Ramos to the Yankees, Erik Miller to the Red Sox and Robbie Ray to the Padres. They also discuss how the majority of the Giants' moves have been rather low-risk, especially with Arraez and Ray, who were expected to be dealt.

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Willard and Grandi join Evan and Guru for the Crossover as the MLB Trade Deadline rapidly approaches. They discuss the deals already finished: Luis Arraez to the Phillies and Robbie Ray to the Padres. They also break down the developing news that Heliot Ramos might be traded to the New York Yankees.

Six Giants Gone. The boys react to the deadline trades of Luis Arreaz, Robbie Ray, Heliot Ramos, Caleb Killian, Erik Miller, and Tyler Mahle. Wow. This improvement is going to hurt. A lot.On the cocktail side of things, today Matthew is drinking a Kiss the Boys Goodbye while Ben is drinking Five Cherries & One Cranberry. Recipes below.Kiss the Boys Goodbye1 oz Cognac or Brandy1 oz Sloe Gin1/2 oz Lemon Juice1/3 oz Rich Simple SyrupA pinch of saltEgg whiteShake all ingredients without ice. Then shake with ice and double strain into a chilled coupe glass. Garnish with three drops of aromatic bitters on top off the foam.Five Cherries & One Cranberry 3 oz High proof bourbon1/2 oz Amaretto3 dashes Angostura bitters1 Orange peel5 Brandied cherries1 Dried cranberryCombine the bourbon, Amaretto and bitters in a mixing glass with ice and stir to desired dilution. Strain into a rocks glass with a single large chunk of ice. Express the oils from the orange peel over the glass and drop the peel into the glass. Place cherries and cranberry on a long cocktail pick and place in the glass.#doitforwilson

HOUR 1 -- Copes and Derek take calls and break down Robbie Ray traded to Padres and Luis Arraez, Caleb Kilian to Phillies for pitching prospectsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did the Giants do enough at the MLB trade deadline after moving Luis Arraez, Tyler Mahle, Robbie Ray, Erik Miller, and Heliot Ramos? We recap a busy day around MLB, plus Eric Branch with his incredible story on Greg Papa & the latest WR injuries plaguing the 49ers at campSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 719 - With the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline complete, Mark and Gordon break down every major move and ask the biggest question in baseball:Did any contender actually improve enough to beat the Dodgers?The discussion begins with the hypothetical blockbuster acquisition of Tarik Skubal, leading into a broader conversation about the Dodgers' financial advantage, deferred contracts, and whether Major League Baseball is moving closer to a salary cap and salary floor during the next collective bargaining negotiations.The hosts evaluate which organizations improved their World Series chances the most, why the Yankees, Phillies, Cubs and Red Sox may have positioned themselves best, and why several contenders chose much smaller moves despite an aggressive deadline.Topics include: Dodgers' overwhelming World Series outlook  The Tarik Skubal domino effect  Deferred contracts and MLB economics  Whether a salary cap is becoming inevitable  Yankees, Red Sox, Cubs and Phillies deadline grades  Padres' aggressive strategy  Brewers' quiet deadline  Cardinals, Blue Jays and Mets choosing clear organizational directions  American League playoff race  National League contenders  Aaron Judge's injury impact  Spencer Strider's uncertain return  Robbie Ray, Kevin Gausman, Clay Holmes and many other notable moves The episode also highlights the exciting launch of the Women's Professional Baseball League, discussing why women's professional baseball deserves far greater attention and how today's players are building upon the legacy of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.Almost Cooperstown is a weekly baseball podcast featuring thoughtful conversations about the Baseball Hall of Fame, baseball history, current MLB topics, player comparisons, statistics and the stories that connect today's game with its rich history.Thanks again to Mercury Maid for the Intro & Outro music.Visit AlmostCooperstown.com for original baseball articles, subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts, and follow Almost Cooperstown on YouTube.

With the deadline looming, the Giants are saying goodbye to some big names, including Luis Arraez and Robbie Ray. But what does this mean for the team's chances in the next few years? Greg and JD discuss the pros and cons of trading away these players, and whether it's a good idea to hold onto Logan Webb. Some listeners are frustrated with the team's decision to give playing time to young players who may not be ready for the big leagues. Others are worried about the team's lack of outfield production and the need to make some tough decisions to improve the roster.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jordan Buscarini joins Extra Innings with Bill Laskey to predict where Luis Arraez and Robbie Ray land ahead of the trade deadline.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Silver and JD react to the breaking news that SF is shipping Robbie Ray to the Padres and we get the fellas' thoughts on SF's trade with Philly regarding Luis ArraezSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

San Francisco trades pitcher Robbie Ray to the Padres for two prospects; Greg and JD break down all the moves today around baseball & make argument to continue to sell before 3pm deadline.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas evaluate the Phillies' Trade Deadline acquisition of Luis Arraez and its impact on the team's defensive configuration. They react to the Dodgers landing Tarik Skubal and speculate on further moves involving Nathan Eovaldi or Robbie Ray.

Mark Willard and Marc Grandi discuss the upcoming MLB Trade Deadline and recap a few of the San Francisco Giants' moves thus far. They recap Luis Arraez to the Phillies, Tyler Mahle to the Braves, Heliot Ramos to the Yankees, Erik Miller to the Red Sox and Robbie Ray to the Padres.

What many Giants fans expected happened. Robbie Ray is being traded to the San Diego Padres. Plus, are you ok with Ron Washington being vocal about Willy Adames and him working on fielding drills?

Glen Kuiper on the trade deadline: Will Robbie Ray be the next pitcher off the board?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Glen Kuiper on the trade deadline: Will Robbie Ray be the next pitcher off the board?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 -- The guys discuss last nights Giants game, which could potentially be Robbie Rays final start as a Giant. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 -- Another addition of Danny's Double Dips featuring Bryce Harper's trade deadline thoughts, and the Raiders QB battle heading into training camp. Later the guys discuss potential trade deadline options for the Giants. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Thursday. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler close out July with a full slate of MLB betting breakdowns and the next installment of their NFL win total tour on Cash That Ticket, part of the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed. The show opens with a look back at a winning stretch, including an Astros team total that cashed even though the offense attacked the bullpen rather than the starter as expected, and Essler reports a 3 and 1 day for clients despite his own best bet falling short. Manji shares updated season figures showing a July best bets record of 11 and 11 for negative 2.55 units, with the podcast sitting at roughly plus 13.1 units year to date, before venting about a three star best bet on the Phillies run line that fell apart when a six run lead evaporated in an eventual loss to the Marlins. From there the hosts dig into five matchups on the day's card. Eury Pérez and the Miami Marlins face Nolan McLean and the New York Mets, with the offense's struggles without an injured Juan Soto pushing both hosts toward a first five under look. Yohan Ramírez and a bullpen day for the Pittsburgh Pirates opposite Rhett Lowder and the Cincinnati Reds bring a strong lean toward the Pittsburgh team total over, powered by a shaky Cincinnati bullpen and a small home ballpark. Jake Irvin's return from a lengthy injured list stint for the Washington Nationals against Grant Holmes and the Atlanta Braves points both hosts toward the Washington team total over, backed by the Nationals' strong road numbers this season. JP Sears and the San Diego Padres draw a favorable matchup against Robbie Ray and the San Francisco Giants, with Ray's steep home and road split pushing the market and both hosts toward San Diego. A quick look at the Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Dodgers highlights Bryan Woo's extreme home and road splits, while the Boston Red Sox and Athletics get a brief mention after a frustrating result the night before. The back half of the show pivots to the NFL, with the Los Angeles Chargers carrying a nine and a half win total into the 2026 season after an 11 and 6 finish and a wild card playoff berth under head coach Jim Harbaugh. Essler and Manji cover the hire of offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel, the encouraging return to practice for tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt, the addition of first round pick Akheem Mesidor to the defense, and a demanding travel schedule that includes trips to Buffalo, Seattle, Kansas City, Baltimore twice, and a late season stretch through Tampa Bay and Miami. Essler leans toward the over while acknowledging the Chargers could finish closer to 9 and 8, and Manji takes the under, citing the travel load and the adjustment period ahead for quarterback Justin Herbert in a new offensive system, along with questions about receiver Ladd McConkey's role and the development of running back Omarion Hampton. The show wraps with the daily best bets, Essler siding with the Pittsburgh Pirates team total over four and a half and Manji backing the Washington Nationals team total over four and a half, before a reminder to use promo code RBI50 at pregame.com for fifty dollars off second half MLB season access and a preview of Friday's episode covering the Denver Broncos win total with quarterback Bo Nix and head coach Sean Payton. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Could tonight be Robbie Ray's last start as a Giant? As the trade deadline nears, SF looks to shake up roster and refill farm system; Krueger and Silver debate front office strategy and if team should try to move off Heliot Ramos. We pivot to football and welcome Matt Lively from CBS to break down the latest on Ricky Pearsall as his knee continues to be problematic ahead of the 2026 season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: The Giants' season is coming to a close, and it's time to say goodbye to some fan favorites. The, hosts are discussing the potential trades that will shake up the team. With the trade deadline looming, the Giants are looking to move some of their top players, including Luis Arraez and Robbie Ray. But will they get the returns they're hoping for? The Giants' season has been a rollercoaster ride, with some impressive wins and some crushing losses. Despite their 46-62 record, the team has shown flashes of brilliance, and fans are holding onto hope that they can turn things around. But with the trade deadline approaching, it's time to face reality and make some tough decisions. The hosts are discussing the pros and cons of trading away some of their top players, and whether it's worth it to get some much-needed prospects. The conversation also touches on the Giants' farm system, which is in need of some serious upgrades. With some of their top prospects still in the minors, the team is looking to bring in some new talent to help them compete in the future. But will they be able to get the players they need to make a real push for the playoffs? The hosts are weighing in on the possibilities and what the future holds for the Giants. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode of the Murph and Marcus Show. The hosts are diving into the latest news and rumors surrounding the team, and discussing what the future holds for some of their beloved players. Tune in to hear their thoughts on the trade deadline, the farm system, and what it means for the team's chances in the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: The Giants' season is coming to a close, and it's time to say goodbye to some fan favorites. The, hosts are discussing the potential trades that will shake up the team. With the trade deadline looming, the Giants are looking to move some of their top players, including Luis Arraez and Robbie Ray. But will they get the returns they're hoping for? The Giants' season has been a rollercoaster ride, with some impressive wins and some crushing losses. Despite their 46-62 record, the team has shown flashes of brilliance, and fans are holding onto hope that they can turn things around. But with the trade deadline approaching, it's time to face reality and make some tough decisions. The hosts are discussing the pros and cons of trading away some of their top players, and whether it's worth it to get some much-needed prospects. The conversation also touches on the Giants' farm system, which is in need of some serious upgrades. With some of their top prospects still in the minors, the team is looking to bring in some new talent to help them compete in the future. But will they be able to get the players they need to make a real push for the playoffs? The hosts are weighing in on the possibilities and what the future holds for the Giants. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode of the Murph and Marcus Show. The hosts are diving into the latest news and rumors surrounding the team, and discussing what the future holds for some of their beloved players. Tune in to hear their thoughts on the trade deadline, the farm system, and what it means for the team's chances in the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Farace, Tim, and Anthony are back for Episode 141 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct, and this week the sports world apparently needed a babysitter. The NBA offseason went completely off the rails, Tony Romo found himself in the headlines for all the wrong reasons, the NFL offseason keeps handing out pressure points, the WNBA All-Star weekend gave us great basketball and some league-office weirdness, MLB trade deadline rumors are heating up, and SummerSlam is sitting there looking like the calmest thing on the board. Which is insane, because it's wrestling.We start with the NBA, because honestly, how could we not? Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis are headed to Miami, Jaylen Brown and LeBron James are now in Philadelphia, Paul George is in Boston, Kawhi Leonard is back in Toronto, Ja Morant is in Portland, LaMelo Ball is in Minnesota, Julius Randle is in Brooklyn, and Mitchell Robinson somehow ended up with the Celtics because apparently Knicks fans were too happy and the universe had to fix that. Andre Drummond is now in New York, Austin Reaves got paid, Trae Young stayed put, and every fanbase is currently pretending their front office had a master plan instead of a Red Bull and a trade machine.Then we jump to the NFL, where Tony Romo's DUI situation leads the conversation before the guys get into the bigger offseason picture. Kyle Shanahan has more pressure, Baker Mayfield has more questions, Brandon Aiyuk's future is still hanging around, and teams around the league are trying to convince everyone their offseason moves solved everything. Very cute. Very July. Let's check back when somebody is 2-4 and blaming the coordinator.The WNBA All-Star Game also gets some time, with Jonquel Jones taking MVP honors and the league creating its own unnecessary side drama after posting and deleting a video tied to Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese, and a friendly wager. Great basketball, more attention than ever, and then the league office decided to step on a rake in public. Impressive range.Baseball gets its turn with the MLB trade deadline approaching and big names floating around. Tarik Skubal, Robbie Ray, Freddy Peralta, Mason Miller, Luis Arráez, Eugenio Suárez, Luis Robert Jr., George Springer, and plenty more could be part of the deadline madness. Contenders need pitching, sellers want ridiculous returns, and Mets names being involved means Farace is probably going to suffer at least once during this segment. Tradition matters.And then there's SummerSlam, with CM Punk vs. Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins, Brock Lesnar vs. Oba Femi inside Hell in a Cell, Liv Morgan vs. IYO SKY, Penta vs. Chad Gable, and enough chaos across both nights to make wrestling Twitter unbearable before the first bell even rings. Which, to be fair, is kind of the point.So Episode 141 has it all: NBA trade chaos, LeBron in Philly, Giannis in Miami, Romo headlines, NFL offseason drama, WNBA All-Star buzz, MLB deadline rumors, and SummerSlam madness. Farace, Tim, and Anthony are locked in, the takes will be loud, the patience will be low, and somebody is absolutely going to defend a terrible opinion long after the rest of the room has moved on.Business as usual.#NBA #NFL #MLBTradeDeadline #SummerSlam #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

Hour 3: As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are looking to shake up their roster and make some moves. In this episode, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the latest news and rumors surrounding the Giants' potential trades. From the blockbuster deal that brought Rafael Devers to the Giants last year to the current state of the team's farm system, Jim shares his expert analysis and insights on what the Giants can expect in the coming days. The Giants are in a seller's market, with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs. This means that the team has a unique opportunity to trade away players who are not contributing to their current season. Jim discusses the potential trades of players like Robbie Ray, Lewis Arrives, and Elliot Ramos, and what the Giants can expect to get in return. He also shares his thoughts on the team's current management, led by Buster Posey, and whether they have the experience and expertise to lead the team to success. One of the key players the Giants are looking to trade is Logan Webb, their ace pitcher. Jim weighs in on the pros and cons of trading Webb, and whether it's the right decision for the team. He also discusses the importance of building a strong farm system and developing young players, rather than relying on free agents and big-name signings. In this episode, we also hear from Jeff Kent, the newly inducted Hall of Famer, about his experiences playing for the Giants and what it means to be part of the team's legacy. He shares stories about his time with the team, including his relationships with players like Barry Bonds and Dusty Baker, and how they helped shape him into the player he became. Don't miss this episode for expert analysis, insider knowledge, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are facing a crucial decision: what to do with their assets. This week, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the Giants' options and what they might get in return. The Giants are one of the few teams in the playoff hunt that are sellers, and with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs, it's a seller's market. But what does that mean for the Giants' prospects of turning things around? Jim shares his insights on the team's trade deadline strategy and what they might be looking for in return for players like Robbie Ray, Luis Arraez, and Helliot Ramos. Jim also weighs in on the team's decision to trade for Rafael Devers last year and whether it was a good move. He discusses the challenges of evaluating players and making trades in a market where teams are desperate for offense. And, he shares his thoughts on the team's management, including Buster Posey and Tony Vitello, and whether they have the experience to lead the team to success. If you're wondering what the Giants might do at the trade deadline, or what they might get in return for their assets, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we dive into the world of MLB trades and the challenges of rebuilding a team on the fly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are facing a crucial decision: what to do with their assets. This week, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the Giants' options and what they might get in return. The Giants are one of the few teams in the playoff hunt that are sellers, and with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs, it's a seller's market. But what does that mean for the Giants' prospects of turning things around? Jim shares his insights on the team's trade deadline strategy and what they might be looking for in return for players like Robbie Ray, Luis Arraez, and Helliot Ramos. Jim also weighs in on the team's decision to trade for Rafael Devers last year and whether it was a good move. He discusses the challenges of evaluating players and making trades in a market where teams are desperate for offense. And, he shares his thoughts on the team's management, including Buster Posey and Tony Vitello, and whether they have the experience to lead the team to success. If you're wondering what the Giants might do at the trade deadline, or what they might get in return for their assets, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we dive into the world of MLB trades and the challenges of rebuilding a team on the fly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are looking to shake up their roster and make some moves. In this episode, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the latest news and rumors surrounding the Giants' potential trades. From the blockbuster deal that brought Rafael Devers to the Giants last year to the current state of the team's farm system, Jim shares his expert analysis and insights on what the Giants can expect in the coming days. The Giants are in a seller's market, with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs. This means that the team has a unique opportunity to trade away players who are not contributing to their current season. Jim discusses the potential trades of players like Robbie Ray, Lewis Arrives, and Elliot Ramos, and what the Giants can expect to get in return. He also shares his thoughts on the team's current management, led by Buster Posey, and whether they have the experience and expertise to lead the team to success. One of the key players the Giants are looking to trade is Logan Webb, their ace pitcher. Jim weighs in on the pros and cons of trading Webb, and whether it's the right decision for the team. He also discusses the importance of building a strong farm system and developing young players, rather than relying on free agents and big-name signings. In this episode, we also hear from Jeff Kent, the newly inducted Hall of Famer, about his experiences playing for the Giants and what it means to be part of the team's legacy. He shares stories about his time with the team, including his relationships with players like Barry Bonds and Dusty Baker, and how they helped shape him into the player he became. Don't miss this episode for expert analysis, insider knowledge, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Giants Talk” co-hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic react to San Francisco's series win over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday before Alex sits down with Giants general manager Zack Minasian to discuss the MLB trade deadline and break down some of San Francisco's top prospects. -- (1:08) Giants fail to capitalize on sweep opportunity vs. Angels (4:48) Robbie Ray dominated in possibly final game as a Giant (18:38) Cole highlights play of Carson Whisenhunt and Logan Webb (32:47) Josuar Gonzalez injures leg in first game of Single-A ball (38:34) Alex and Cole answer fan mailbag questions (56:15) GM Zack Minasian discuss Gonzalez and Luis Hernández's promotion to Single-A (1:02:12) Minasian addresses MLB trade rumors involving Giants players Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.