Podcasts about rosenblatt stadium

We reminisce about Rosenblatt Stadium while previewing today's lineup of guests and topics as we stare at a near perfect spring weekend.

Musso is back continuing to count you down to LSU's first game in the 2023 College World Series. We let you hear from Jay Johnson, Jordan Thompson and Gavin Guidry ahead of the trip. Plus, will this be the most offensive year we've seen in Omaha since the tournament moved from Rosenblatt Stadium?This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5593313/advertisement

Mike Greenlee and I sit down talk about MLB baseball playoffs. We are both Dodgers fans and we discuss their game against San Diego as well as the Yankees, Albert Pujols, Angels and more. Mike is in the Cal State Fullerton Hall of Fame as he was a pitcher with a devastating slider. I've shot over 1000 MLB games and spent 4 years as the Angels team photographer. We both worked together at CSF covering college baseball and doing a documentary on Rosenblatt Stadium in 2010. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matt-brown57/support

Danny Black on playing in the final CWS at Rosenblatt Stadium, how having speed changes your approach at the plate, nearly quitting baseball after his senior year of HS & much more.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-phenom-to-the-farm/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dave Weatherman is considered the ultimate workhorse pitcher in Titan Baseball program history. We had the pleasure and honor to get him on the phone to discuss his time as a Titan and the incredible run of the 1979 National Championship team.This is Part 2 of our conversation. We encourage you to listen to Part 1 to gain context on the topics he previously discussed. Those include:Growing up in Southern California, getting recruited in the late 1970's, choosing CSUF over all others, freshman year at Cal State Fullerton and playing in a regional in Freshman year.Part 2 Highlights include:

Rusty Kuntz, the Kansas City Royals' Special Asst. to the President & GM/Quality Control,  talks about working with Alex Gordon in Omaha way back when, infield vs. outfield defense, the versatility of Clay Dungan, MJ Melendez, Nick Pratto, etc., watching his son coach in Quad Cities, his memories of playing at Rosenblatt Stadium, the most rewarding part of being a coach, and why he learned to ride a bike.This conversation first aired live on 1180 The Zone.

Bench coach Tommy Shields talks about his role in the dugout with manager Scott Thorman, being the manager in Burlington with Thorman as his bench coach in 2014, his memories of playing at Rosenblatt Stadium as a visitor, advice for hitters in windy conditions, and his gratitude to the Royals organization for bringing him back to the organization this year.This conversation first aired live on 1180 The Zone.

On this episode of The StormCast, Jake Eisenberg and Tony Boone chat with former Omaha Royals radio voice Frank Adkisson! He shares stories and memories from his tenure as the franchise's broadcaster from 1988-1997, including tales of the 1990 Triple-A title run, when the O-Royals bullpen ordered a mid-game pizza, Deion Sanders' inside-the-park home run at Rosenblatt Stadium, the team bus accidentally taking the team to a New Orleans aquarium, and more!  Prior to their conversation with Frank, Jake and Tony talk about Jake's move to Omaha, his drive across the country, and finally being in the same time zone.Inside the conversation with Frank Adkisson (6:16-46:29):arriving in Omaha in 1988 (7:03)memories from the division title teams of '88, '89, and '90 (12:31)traveling to places east of Omaha during the Triple-A Alliance days (14:50)the 1990 title team and the 20-inning marathon game in the 1990 American Association Championship Series (16:12)his favorite road cities (19:14)what Mike Jirshele was like as a player and the time he pitched in a save situation (20:48)Harold Reynolds' arrival in Omaha (23:07)Luis Aquino's no-hitter, the most recent nine-inning no-hitter in franchise history (25:44)the time the O-Royals bullpen ordered a mid-game pizza (28:14)being in the booth during the OJ Simpson car chase (35:38)advice for Jake as the new radio voice (42:54)erroneously going to a New Orleans aquarium (44:35)Afterward, Jake and Tony discuss former Chasers to earn non-roster invites to Royals Spring Training. Finally, Tony answers the trivia question from our last episode (54:55) and shares a new one (57:11).Trivia Question: How many league titles has the Omaha franchise won between its time in the American Association and the Pacific Coast League?Be sure to stay up to date with the Storm Chasers on social media by following the team on Twitter (@OMAStormChasers), Instagram (@omahastormchasers) and Facebook (Omaha Storm Chasers). Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show! Share any comments or questions via email to podcast@omahastormchasers.com. 

Mississippi State baseball legend and Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Jeff Brantley joins the show for the final hour live in the Bank Plus Studio. Jeff talks about going back to Omaha as a broadcaster years after pitching there with Mississippi State. Jeff discusses the magic of Rosenblatt Stadium and the unique atmosphere that only Omaha can provide. 

Jake Eisenberg and Tony Boone welcome Storm Chasers Vice President/General Manager Laurie Schlender (4:18) to The StormCast! She shares the background of her career with the Omaha franchise, including becoming the highest-ranking female in the organization's history in 2011, getting recognized with the Rawlings Woman Executive of the Year Award in 2017, and earning a promotion to General Manager in 2019. Laurie also discusses what she misses most about baseball, the importance of the #ChasersFamily, and mystery boxes! Inside the conversation: the virtual roundtable with fellow female MiLB executives hosted by Kelsie Heneghan of MiLB.com in late November (5:30)the differences between an MLB GM and an MiLB GM (7:09)how the environment in Omaha has encouraged staff growth (9:08)her journey from part-time CPA in the early 2000s to GM (12:02)why it's important to step out of your comfort zone, especially in Minor League Baseball (17:47)winning the Rawlings Award and why it's bittersweet (19:48)the trials and tribulations of her first season as GM in 2020 (22:17)fan experience and safety in 2021 (28:00)what she missed most in 2020 (30:06)the birth of the #ChasersFamily theme (31:43)the Storm Chasers Jingle Contest (35:05)Storm Chasers Mystery Boxes (36:27)looking back on 2020 years from now (39:54)Rosenblatt Stadium memories and why she'll never do a full-size bat giveaway (42:01)Also, Tony shares the answer to last episode's trivia question (50:33) and challenges everyone with a new one (54:08). Trivia Question: How many female general managers are there in the Pacific Coast League?Be sure to stay up to date with the Storm Chasers on social media by following the team on Twitter (@OMAStormChasers), Instagram (@omahastormchasers) and Facebook (Omaha Storm Chasers). Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show! Share any comments or questions via email to podcast@omahastormchasers.com. 

On this episode of The StormCast, Jake Eisenberg and Tony Boone catch up with MiLB.com senior writer Ben Hill! He shares his experiences traveling around the country visiting every minor league ballpark, his memories of trips to Omaha in 2010 and 2015, meeting fans thanks to his “Designated Eater” program, his thoughts on wacky team names and zany promotions, and more! Plus, a trivia question about a former major leaguer with Nebraska ties. Enjoy! Inside our conversation with Ben:- what he's been covering in the absence of a season (3:31)- how Minor League Baseball is a reflection of America (6:51)- how teams will recover from a lack of success (8:40)- what he loves about Minor League Baseball (10:45)- how he carved this career path (12:04)- memories of visiting Omaha for the last game at Rosenblatt Stadium and again in 2015 (13:48)- managing Celiac disease on road trips (16:27)- the "Designated Eater" program (18:14)- collections of Minor League "stuff" (21:55)- pit stops and road trips in travels (24:37)- completing his quest to visit every active ballpark in 2018 (27:07)- the Storm Chasers nickname and other team names (29:51)- being a part of the 50 Summers documentary (37:31)After our conversation with Ben, Tony delivers the answer to last episode's trivia question (46:24) before challenging us with a new question (47:50). Trivia question: Who is the only player in Major League history to win a Gold Glove as an infielder AND as an outfielder?Be sure to stay up to date with the Storm Chasers on social media by following the team on Twitter (@OMAStormChasers), Instagram (@omahastormchasers) and Facebook (Omaha Storm Chasers). Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show! Share any comments or questions via email to podcast@omahastormchasers.com. 

Jake Eisenberg and Tony Boone welcome Storm Chasers manager Brian Poldberg (4:00) to the podcast! While there wasn't a 2020 Minor League season for Brian Poldberg to manage, he still found himself working with Kansas City Royals minor leaguers and high-profile prospects at the Royals' Alternate Training Site in Kansas City, Kansas. Our conversation includes:what Poldberg did during unexpected time off in April and May (5:38)what he was most excited about ahead of the 2020 season (6:17)when he got the call to run the Royals' Alternate Training Site (8:34) and what the day-to-day operations were likehis excitement about high-profile pitching prospects like Daniel Lynch and Jackson Kowar (11:29)comparing the current Royals prospects to previous periods of success (12:54)  what makes Bobby Witt Jr. so impressive and where he could start the 2021 season (13:26)under-the-radar players at the Alternate Training Site (16:53)impact of the lack of actual game competition in 2020 (21:15)getting to know players and building a rapport (24:06)watching former players like Whit Merrifield have success (29:01)memories of watching games at Rosenblatt Stadium as a kid (30:20)what it's like managing his hometown team (32:04)reminiscing on the Storm Chasers 2014 Triple-A title run (36:12)facing Randy Johnson in the minor leagues (37:25)favorite road cities in the Pacific Coast League (38:41)best place for a meal in Omaha (39:29)Following the conversation, Tony answers last episode's trivia question (47:45) before wrapping up the show with a new trivia question (50:24). Trivia question: In what organization did Brian Poldberg make his professional debut as a player?Be sure to stay up to date with the Storm Chasers on social media by following the team on Twitter (@OMAStormChasers), Instagram (@omahastormchasers) and Facebook (Omaha Storm Chasers). Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show! Share any comments or questions via email to podcast@omahastormchasers.com. 

Earlier this month, Easton Diamond Sports released a video featuring the return of the "Green Easton", one of the most iconic aluminum bats in college baseball, and used Cal State Fullerton's Titan Baseball program amid the backdrop of the iconic Rosenblatt Stadium.We talk with Austin Hurwitz, Vice President of Marketing and Ecommerce with Easton Diamond Sports about the return of the Green Easton and the choice to use Cal State Fullerton and Rosenblatt prominently in the video.View the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct2TGSI5r9k▶️ Visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/▶️ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmaha▶️ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow Easton on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eastonbaseball/▶️ Follow Easton on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Easton_Baseball▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com

On this episode of The StormCast, Jake Eisenberg and Tony Boone welcome a familiar *byline* to the show in Rob White, a former sportswriter for the Omaha World-Herald. Prior to becoming the Director of Athletic Communications at MSU Denver, Rob covered Triple-A Baseball in Omaha for 18 years from the mid-1990s through the mid-2010s. His tenure as the paper's beat writer included a few team name changes, a ballpark switch, a handful of titles, and a slew of stories.Rob shares his memories of the final weeks of the 2010 season—the final year at Rosenblatt Stadium—what the last game was like, and even what smell he remembers most from the famous ballpark. He also recalls covering Omaha's move from the American Association to the Pacific Coast League following the 1997 season, Chris Hatcher's record-setting campaign in 1998, the time Calvin Pickering hit the longest home run Rob had ever seen, and more!Plus, tune in for the answer to last episode's trivia question and a new one to try and answer. Which PCL team did the Omaha Royals play in the final game at Rosenblatt Stadium on Sept. 2, 2010? Be sure to stay up to date with the Storm Chasers on social media by following the team on Twitter (@OMAStormChasers), Instagram (@omahastormchasers) and Facebook (Omaha Storm Chasers).

For nearly two decades, Omaha Storm Chasers (and Omaha Royals and Omaha Golden Spikes) fans have heard Mark Nasser's voice on the radio calling the action. Since arriving in Omaha in 2001, he's been behind the mic for the franchise at two different ballparks—Rosenblatt Stadium and Werner Park—and witnessed countless memorable moments, including for four division titles, three PCL championships, two Triple-A crowns, and an All-Star Game.Mark explains why he decided to step away from the radio booth ahead of the 2020 season (3:10) before sharing myriad stories and memories from the last 19 years with hosts Jake Eisenberg and Tony Boone.His stories include:Why the most rewatchable game from 2019 was the first Omaha Runzas night (8:10)The improbable championship run by the 2013 team (13:27)Why the 2012 team was the best team he's seen, even though they didn't win a title (16:18)Witnessing José Martínez's ascent from an unknown player to setting the modern-day PCL record for batting average (18:44)Marveling at Whit Merrifield's perseverance through four seasons in Omaha (20:44)Making his Major League radio debut in 2001 (26:36)His favorite stops in the PCL and travel tips (36:15)What it was like to celebrate the franchise's 50th anniversary in 2018 and put together the 50th anniversary team (42:53)Having a day at the ballpark in his honor (44:45)Transitioning from Rosenblatt Stadium to Werner Park (48:21)Watching Alex Gordon learn how to play left field and what Rusty Kuntz said Gordon looked like in his early outfield days (50:37)Working with Mike Jirschele and Brian Poldberg, dating back to his days as the broadcaster for the Wilmington Blue Rocks (52:56)Following their conversation with Mark, Jake and Tony share the answer to last episode's trivia question and serve up another one. Who was the last manager before Mike Jirshele and Brian Poldberg?Be sure to stay up to date with the Storm Chasers on social media by following the team on Twitter (@OMAStormChasers), Instagram (@omahastormchasers) and Facebook (Omaha Storm Chasers).

Paul Fiarkoski is the author of the book "Romancing the Blatt: Memoir of a Love Affair with Omaha’s Field of Dreams.Paul joins Dave for a conversation remembering the iconic stadium where Cal State Fullerton played 16 of its 18 College World Series in and the site where all four national championships were won.Listeners will learn of the history of the College World Series, Rosenblatt Stadium and its ultimate demise and how the event has since moved to the new downtown ballpark. Paul shares the unique experiences Rosenblatt had to offer while touching on how Cal State Fullerton's imprint will be forever felt for those that knew "the Blatt".▶️ Visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/▶️ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmaha▶️ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com▶️ Buy the book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/30Fnj9g▶️ Visit Paul's website: https://romancingtheblatt.com/▶️ Follow Romancing The Blatt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rememberblatt

Ask any college baseball fan what their favorite city is and the answer will be the same: Omaha. The guys tell stories about their trips to the College World Series and discuss why Rosenblatt Stadium was such a magical place to see a game. Plus, a story about hotel hallway pizza and how Axel Foley inspired Pat Murphy.

In this edition of the 123 Inning College Baseball Podcast Nick heads down to TD Ameritrade Park in anticipation of the tenth annual College Homerun Derby. Interviews include a sit down with Drew Russell from Intersport, the Chicago based company which runs the College Home Run Derby. Drew talks about the  development of the derby from its days at Rosenblatt Stadium to its current home at TD Ameritrade Park. Nick also has chats with two of the derby participants, the behemoth slugger Griffin Doersching of the Northern Kentucky Norse, who took home the derby title, as well as Kentucky Wildcat TJ Collett who finished third and went on to be an all star in the Cape Cod League over the summer.

Brandon McDaniel is in his 12th year in professional baseball including the last two as the Director of Player Performance for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Before that he served 5 years as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Dodgers, 3 years as a Performance Specialist for EXOS working with the Department of Defense preparing soldiers to better handle their duties within the Army, and 3 years as a minor league strength coach with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Brandon’s leadership qualities and skill in communication and relationship building shows through the dynamic team of strength coaches he’s built within the Dodgers organization.Show Highlights:— Brandon’s childhood growing up in Nebraska 5 minutes away from the legendary Rosenblatt Stadium, home of the College Baseball World Series for 60 years.— His journey to playing college baseball at Wayne State, losing 75 pounds and studying exercise science.— The mindset and player first attitude Brandon took into his first internship opportunity with the Pittsburgh Pirates that made him indispensable and led to a full time position with the organization.— Brandon’s time at EXOS working with the US Department or Defense and how he got back into baseball after realizing that was his true calling.— Where Brandon’s leadership abilities came from and the approach he takes with his team in helping them to understand the bigger purpose.— The Dodgers’ strength staffs process for hiring quality talent.— Finding your mission as a strength coach.— What Brandon sees that separates the average from the elite.— Brandon’s most successful failure of his career.— Being married to your mission over tactics.— Habits that set up Brandon’s most productive days.Find more info about Brandon:2020 Dodgers Strength and Conditioning SymposiumFOLLOW US:⚡️Hyperthrive Athletics:InstagramFacebookYouTube

Former professional pitcher Shane Halley discuss a common issue he sees with young pitchers and what he does to combat it, the towel drill and why he uses it with his players, how he teaches pitcher to self-correct their mechanics on the mound, a couple of great drills to work balance and breaking pitches, his pregame routine and how he mentally prepared for each outing, and some off-season workouts. Shane also dives into his UVA playing days and the impact Coach Karl Kuhn had on him, his experience playing at Omaha - both at the old Rosenblatt Stadium and today’s TD Ameritrade Park, the time the Cavs beat Stephen Strasburg and his three years in China working for the MLB and how he was able to sign a 16-year-old to a professional contract with the Brewers, plus much more!

Elkhorn native Kyle Peterson joins host Dirk Chatelain to discuss growing up at Rosenblatt Stadium, the culture shock of attending Stanford and the challenges of facing Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa. He also reflects on the injuries that ended his pitching career, the best broadcasting advice he ever received and more. Support the show.

John and Aaron wrap up the 2010 college season and say farewell to Rosenblatt Stadium.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.