Podcast appearances and mentions of skip lockwood

Quentin “Skip” Lockwood III has 25 years of experience successfully managing nonprofits and businesses.   Currently, he is the owner and operator of QL3 Strategies, a consultancy providing nonprofits with the technical, ethical, strategic, and operational expertise necessary for fulfilling their missions.  Skip served as President & CEO of ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer, where he spearheaded multiple initiatives to create an award-winning, multimillion-dollar, best-in-class organization.  He crafted an innovative male healthcare program, the Drive Against Prostate Cancer, providing more than 100,000 men with free prostate testing through a unique for-profit/nonprofit partnership.  Skip and his team launched the largest men's health event series in the nation, the ZERO Prostate Cancer Challenge.  He possesses an MA in American Government from The Johns Hopkins University and a BA in an interdisciplinary study of political science, economics, and ethics.  He may be reached at 202-841-3166 or visit his website at www.ql3strategies.com.

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On this special edition of MetsMusings, I take a look back at the life and times of Tom Seaver with his teammates Jon Matlack, Skip Lockwood, and author Erik Sherman Call The Show - 516 619-6341 Email - metsmusings@gmail.com Twitter - @metsmusings1 Instagram - MetsMusings YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/feed/my_videos Facebook - MetsMusings #TOMSEAVER #baseball #mlb #sports #mets #homerun #worldseries #newyork #milb #baseballseason #baseballplayer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metsmusings/support

In 1964, Skip Lockwood was being looked at by several Major League Baseball teams. The Kansas City A’s and their general manager Pat Friday offered Lockwood a signing bonus of $35,000. Lockwood wrote a “1” in front of the 35 and convinced Friday and A’s owner Charlie Finley he was worth every penny. Finley agreed and Lockwood’s career was underway. A third baseman, one week out of high school, Lockwood joined the A’s on the road for some batting practice before he was to be assigned to a minor league team. The A’s batting practice pitcher didn’t care too much for Lockwood and beaned him. Quite a rude welcome; and that’s just one of the many stories Lockwood tells us on this edition of Sports’ Forgotten Heroes. Converted to a pitcher after not succeeding as a hitter, Lockwood was the No. 1 man out of the pen for the New York Mets of the mid-1970s closing out games for the likes of Seaver, Koosman and Matlack. He threw in the mid- to upper-90s and stared down some of the game’s best, guys like Aaron, Reggie, Schmidt, Stargell, Parker and more. Lockwood who just released his first book, “Insight Pitch”, shares many stories with us, like the time he was credited with his first stolen base due to a prank made by Max Patkin, the time he walked into the wrong bullpen, and having to travel with his Class A team in a caravan of three station wagons – a whole team in three station wagons! Join Skip Lockwood for these stories and more on this edition of Sports’ Forgotten Heroes. Links: Sports' Forgotten Heroes website Sports' Forgotten Heroes Patreon Page Sports' Forgotten Heroes twitter © 2020 Sports' Forgotten Heroes

Former pitcher for the Mets, Skip Lockwood shares some great stories about his career.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We at a Metsian Podcast are thrilled to welcome former Met Skip Lockwood to the program. Skip, who posted  an ERA of 3.55 over 12 seasons in the Majors between 5 teams, has written a fantastic book titled, "Insight Pitch: My Life as a Major League Closer," detailing his life and career in vivid fashion. Skip collected 65 saves for the Orange and Blue over the course of 5 seasons, posting a 2.80 ERA as well. We'll discuss growing up in Norwood, Massachusetts, what got him into baseball in the first place, and of course, the Mets of the late 70's. So, join us LIVE at 9pm ET for the latest edition of A Metsian Podcast!

We at a Metsian Podcast are thrilled to welcome former Met Skip Lockwood to the program. Skip, who posted  an ERA of 3.55 over 12 seasons in the Majors between 5 teams, has written a fantastic book titled, "Insight Pitch: My Life as a Major League Closer," detailing his life and career in vivid fashion. Skip collected 65 saves for the Orange and Blue over the course of 5 seasons, posting a 2.80 ERA as well. We'll discuss growing up in Norwood, Massachusetts, what got him into baseball in the first place, and of course, the Mets of the late 70's. So, join us LIVE at 9pm ET for the latest edition of A Metsian Podcast!

Mike Silva wraps up opening weekend by featuring former Mets closer Skip Lockwood who talks about his book “Insight Pitch: My Life as a Major League Closer.” Skip remembers the late former teams Ed Charles and Rusty Staub, talks about his transition as a starting pitcher to a reliever and being part of the subject of the book “Ball Four” as a member of the Seattle Pilots. Mike talks about opening weekend and his early observations of the 2018 club. He also reiterates the importance of Matt Harvey’s first start and the upcoming series with the Nationals in DC.

Mike Silva kicks wraps up opening weekend by featuring former Mets closer Skip Lockwood who talks about his book “Insight Pitch: My Life as a Major League Closer.” Skip remembers the late former teamates Ed Charles and Rusty Staub, talks about his transition as a starting pitcher to a reliever and being part of the subject of the book “Ball Four” as a member of the Seattle Pilots. Mike talks about opening weekend and his early observations of the 2018 club. He also reiterates the importance of Matt Harvey’s first start and the upcoming series with the Nationals in DC.