Podcast appearances and mentions of ruben tejada

Welcome to episode 26 of The Terry Collins Show. The weekly podcast covering all things NEW YORK METS! THE METS ARE IN THE NLDS! Terry Collins, John Arezzi and Mets Head of Alumni Relations Jay Horwitz discuss the most exciting last 7 days in Mets history, from Atlanta, to Milwaukee in the Wild Card Series, and now against the Phillies in the NLDS. We discuss Pete Alonso's monster Home Run which seals his legacy as a Met. Also we go back in Mets history to review two past playoff moments and watch along as we relive the Bud Harrelson Pete Rose fight in 1973, and the night in the NLDS of 2015 when Chase Utley broke Ruben Tejada's leg. Terry and Jay look at video of Terry's performance and interview at the Tunnel To Towers 5k run from a few weeks ago. On Talkin with TC - We discuss clutch hitting in the post season with former NY Yankee and World Series Hero - Jim Leyritz! Pete Alonso is this week's Tunnel to Towers AMAZIN HERO OF THE WEEK is also featured on this jam packed post season edition of the show! Subscribe to the Terry Collins YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@UCoi8h1IGLoq-ieBy2OxCXHA Follow Terry Collins on X: https://twitter.com/TerryCollins_10 Follow Terry Collins on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terrycollins_10/ Follow John Arezzi on X: https://twitter.com/JohnArezzi Follow John Arezzi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnarezzi Donate $11 a month to now help first responders, veterans and our military heroes. Go to Tunnel to Towers and help them do good: https://t2t.org/ Host: Terry Collins Co-Host: John Arezzi Creative Director: Marsh Executive Producer: John Arezzi Copyright 2024: The Terry Collins Show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Should @MLB invoke a 6 inning minimum for starting pitchers? The Sims discuss. Former big leaguer and @MLB on @TBS analyst #CurtisGranderson joins Dave and Jarett to talk about the #PlayersAlliance, his journey to the Show, the lessons he learned along the way and why if you're looking to have a fun night in #NYC, Curtis is telling you to hit Lavo. "If you are a @Mets fan it's intense. They're going to boo you like crazy when you stink, because it's been bad for a while. But when they win they're gonna cheer you like crazy because they haven't won in such a long time… when Chase Utley slid into Ruben Tejada, I had never heard boos like that in my life." - CG Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heynowpod/Website: https://www.thedavesimsshow.com/hey-now-podcastChannel: https://www.youtube.com/@HeyNowpodHey Now! Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/@HeyNowpod/playlistsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wally Backman has spent the last few seasons managing the Long Island Ducks, where he hopes to give players one more chance at making the big leagues, in this episode he talks about two players with that goal this season. Daniel Murphy and Ruben Tejada, National League Champions, and teammates who both believe they have more to give the game. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

PASSED BALL SHOW #125 3/26/2014 Part 1 WITH VIN MAZZARO AND KENN KASPAREK; I open up by talking about how I agree with the Mets decision to start Ruben Tejada at SS on opening day. I then give my 30-1 MLB countdown previews of the Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Phillies. I play my brief interviews I recorded with Pirates relievers Vin Mazzaro and Kenn Kasparek which I recorded at the Pirates Spring Training facility in Bradenton, Fl. I finish off the hour by doing my 30-1 MLB team preview of the Baltimore Orioles

PASSED BALL SHOW #118 2/5/2014 Part 1 WITH JOE SAMBITO AND RAMON VAZQUEZ; I open up by playing my interview with former Astros and Red Sox LHP Joe Sambito about being a closer for the Astros and transitioning into a LOOGY after his Tommy John Surgery. Joe has been a MLB player agent for the past 25 years and was the first former player to become an agent. I then play my interview with former Pirates, Rangers and Padres SS Ramon Vazquez and talk about his performance in the Rangers 30-3 win over the Orioles in 2008. I then talk about the last Seattle Pilots pitcher to throw a pitch for them, the Ruben Tejada approach with Juan Lagares and the important part of the Yankees 2014 rotation

PASSED BALL SHOW #76 4/23/2013; This is the recap of the show I did live from the Hooters in Princeton the prior Thursday. I speak about the Mets, Rockies and Ruben Tejada,the Yankees and Vernon Wells and the Phillies and Roy Halliday's velocity. I speak about the movie "42" and Jackie Robinson Day as well as the renovations being done to Wrigley Field

Let's talk about the wimpification of the American sportsman and how this phenomenon is evident throughout society today. It makes me crazy.  In 2015 Ruben Tejada of the New York Mets turned a lazy double play and had his leg broken by the Los Angeles Dodgers' Chase Utley. Instead of focusing on Tejada's poor fundamentals, they just changed the rule so you can't run into the fielder and worse yet, they called it the Chase Utley rule.  Chase did what he was supposed to do properly.  Tejada didn't!   In football you can't even tackle the quarterback anymore or knock a kick returner out of bounds.  The war of attrition was and still should be an important part of competition.  How does this wimping out in sports translate to society today?  I have my opinion on today's podcast.  

8-1-2020 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this version of the program by bringing up Joe Kelly’s decision to police the Houston Astros cheating scandal by throwing at Alex Bregman. John has made it clear that he has no problem with players policing the sport. It has been part of the game for years. When MLB did very little to Chase Utley for hurting Mets infielder Ruben Tejada in a playoff game in 2015, Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard took matters in his own hands. While John has no problem with that, nor Kelly’s actions by themselves, he has an issue with the timing. MLB has put health and safety protocols in place with the intention of preventing the spread of the coronavirus. Part of it involves the avoidance of any team to team altercations. Kelly could have waited until the virus boils over or until next season to the season after. He was selfish to allow his agenda to override the need to be safe. A team (the Miami Marlins) is on the verge of losing their season and this guy wants to be the poster child for revenge on the Astros. Time and place. John then talks about how the use of starting pitchers may completely change the game forever. It has already cause the need for 12-14 pitchers on a staff and the universal designated hitter. It may very well be responsible for the change of the game length from nine to seven innings. Contemporary starting pitchers are ruining the game of baseball. Finally, John has a message for Mets General Manager Brodie VanWagenen- Stop trying to justify the trade for Edwin Diaz and put the best players in position to compete for a playoff spot. Diaz is not good, he is a bad pitcher. And it has nothing to do with the “bright lights of New York City.”

Greg and Josh discuss a crazy week in the World of MLB that happened to coincide with a rather quiet one in Toronto. They cover what the signing of Shun Yamaguchi means for the club in terms of potential future Japanese free agents, Yamaguchi's potential role with the club, what types of moves the Jays could still be looking to make this offseason, Sean Reid-Foley remaining in the mix as a starter, Richard Urena's departure, the minor league signing of Ruben Tejada and new jerseys to be unveiled. Finally they answer listener questions and give out the longest Do Over in ATW history to the whole mess created by the Astros scandal.

Show Notes The last 4 games has been the blueprint on how to make the playoffs. Can the Mets upgrade Post Cano? Is Joe Panik a better option than Dilson Herrera and Ruben Tejada? Can the Mets channel the Yankees when selecting a veteran off waivers? Mets Mets equals 31 wins to make the playoffs. Is JD Davis the next young offensive player to add to the core? Give Chili Davis Some Credit. Funny Freaking Phone Call to the Mets ticket office.

KP gushes over Ruben Tejada and predicts who will be THE NEXT ARM UP to Queens. Plus, safety nets to the foul pole? Is this guy mad?! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jason explains why DeMarco Murray is one of the last bell cow running backs in the NFL. Jason and Mike tell the Lakers to stop taking credit for something they didn’t do. Jason bids farewell to Chase Utley and how he will only remember him for breaking Ruben Tejada’s leg. Jason lays out his idea for a sports themed horror movie and why it hasn’t been a good week for Papa John’s. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jake Donnelly (AKA "Bagoon"), intros the latest episode with a quick analysis of the Boston Celtics draft (it was good) before hitting the Topic of the Day (Start-1:30). The Topic of the Day is the Breakup Slide and how it is on its deathbed, if not already dead (1:30-2:33). He first breaks down the Breakup Slide (2:34-3:25) and why it is so important (3:26-4:07). The takeoff point for the article is the Chase Utley slide and him breaking Ruben Tejada's leg (4:08-5:32) versus what is now a legal breakup slide (5:33-8:19). The problem though is the Breakup Slide is now dead; when a player like Xander Bogarts perfectly executes a Breakup Slide and it is still ruled interference EVEN AFTER REVIEW, there is nowhere to go from there (8:20-16:31). The worst part about the overregulation is that baseball plays are now being eradicated and cool moments are being stripped from the game (16:31-17:34). One of the biggest issues is that it gives runners two options; hurt the infielder because you will get called for interference (17:35-18:44) or make no attempt to help your team (18:45-19:17). Another issue is the proliferation of shifts, and how the shifting actually makes plays at second more dangerous for infielders (19:18-21:20). Jake wraps up his rant by explaining why baseball is really dying (21:21-25:20) and then finishes up the episode with some quick Red Sox talk (25:21-End)

Bill, Jamal, and producer Pat give their opinion on Chase Utley's slide into Ruben Tejada during Game 2 of the National League Division Series; Charlie Steiner comments on the play; the guys react to what Steiner had to say. They also touch on week 6 of the NFL.

Chris and Greg talk about Chris's trip to spring training and whether or not any of the things he saw there could be signs of real change. Greg discusses his criticism of the Mets' release of Ruben Tejada, and the first half of the podcast wraps up with talk about Michael Conforto's back—which doesn't have us worried just yet. Then Greg Prince of Faith and Fear in Flushing comes on to talk about his book, Amazin' Again, which chronicles the Mets' 2015 season from the perpsective of a dedicated and longtime Mets fan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 640 Dave Cameron is both (a) the managing editor of FanGraphs and (b) the guest on this particular edition of FanGraphs Audio, during which edition he examines the significance of the date on which shortstop Ruben Tejada was placed on waivers by the Mets, what would have happened if the Mets had rostered him […]

Tara Sledjeski, Brendan Bowers and Jack McLoone preview the NL Central. The three also touch on Bryce Harper's recent comments on baseball being a "tired sport" and the Mets placing Ruben Tejada on waivers. 

A really long podcast this week (you know, we have to make up for last week). Mike defends Ruben Tejada. Jordan REALLY considers Justin Turner. Also, the first installment of SABR 101, for the listeners sake.