Podcasts about Steinbrenner

Ever wonder what happens when a die-hard Yankees fan and a seasoned sports analyst dissect the team's current struggles? Brace yourself for some unfiltered truths. In our latest episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, we dive deep into the New York Yankees' disappointing season with Jim Plotner, The Fan in the Van Here are 3 key takeaways from our candid conversation: - The Weight of Pinstripes: We explore how the pressure of playing for the Yankees impacts player performance and team dynamics. - Management Missteps: We dissect the decisions made by Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman, questioning their effectiveness in today's MLB landscape. - Future Uncertainties: We ponder the Yankees' path forward, discussing potential roster changes and the challenges of competing in a evolving league. This episode isn't just for Yankees fans. It's a raw look at the complexities of managing a storied franchise in modern baseball. Tune in to The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast for this no-holds-barred discussion. Available now on your favorite podcast platform. Share your thoughts: Do you agree with our analysis? What moves should the Yankees make next? Follow us for more sports insights: X: @_FourteenTwenty Facebook: FourteenTwentySports YouTube: @fourteentwentypodcast1420

Chuck Todd opens with a revealing moment that perfectly encapsulates Trump's psychology: after praising Todd on Truth Social for comments taken completely out of context, Trump exposes his desperate hunger for validation and his dangerous ability to rewrite reality, while the six-week delay reveals how information bubbles work in his administration and his "neediness" for historic affirmation drives increasingly erratic behavior that's systematically dismantling constitutional norms. He argues we're witnessing a fundamentally different Trump 2.0 where the resistance that constrained his first term has evaporated, leaving Republicans as a "unified defense mechanism" while Democrats fracture over strategy, all as Trump successfully convinces the country that rules simply don't apply to him anymore. Then, he looks ahead to several key developments shaping the 2026 midterms, from Eleni Kounalakis's California governor exit clearing the field for Rick Caruso, to Sherrod Brown's strategic Ohio Senate bid against likely GOP nominee Vivek Ramaswamy with Amy Acton as a Democratic wildcard, to Mamdani's commanding New York City poll lead over flailing campaigns from Eric Adams and Andrew Cuomo. Throughout, he warns that Trump's systematic destruction of institutional norms threatens America's constitutional republic at the exact moment when international credibility and democratic checks and balances matter most for global stability, while his apocalyptic vision of Washington creates a permission structure for authoritarianism that will outlast his presidency.Then, author Jonathan Mahler joins Chuck Todd for a deep dive into his new book “The Gods of New York” which explores the cultural and political forces that shaped New York City during its transformative 1980s era. They discuss figures like Ed Koch who pioneered the "celebrification" of NYC mayors, and Donald Trump who was considered a "fleeting cultural figure" despite learning how to manipulate tabloid culture for attention. Mahler traces the interconnected stories of power brokers like Roy Cohn, who connected Trump with NYC's elite before his death signaled the end of an era, and the complex relationship between Trump and Al Sharpton, who "fed off each other" while Sharpton strategically chose which politicians could attend high-profile funerals like that of murdered teenager Yusef Hawkins. The conversation explores how Trump inserted himself into politics through cultural commentary starting in 1988, mirroring George Steinbrenner's attention-grabbing tactics from the 1970s, while the city grappled with the AIDS epidemic and Ed Koch's failure to meet the moment due to fears of being outed.The discussion examines the broader cultural awakening of the era, from the rise of ACT UP during the AIDS crisis to Spike Lee's movie "Do the Right Thing" serving as a wake-up call for white America, all occurring under the looming presence of Mario Cuomo, who was "larger than life" in New York politics. Mahler details how Trump mastered the art of becoming one of New York's "tabloid gods" before heading toward spectacular bankruptcy in 1990 and entering his "hibernation" period in the '90s, while also drawing parallels between historical political dynamics and contemporary figures like Zohran Mamdani. The episode concludes with insights into why transformational mayors like David Dinkins struggled with reelection and how the Yankees' resurgence became symbolic of the city's broader renewal, providing essential context for understanding how New York's unique political and cultural ecosystem created the conditions that would eventually propel Trump from local celebrity to national political figure.Finally, he answers listeners' questions in the “Ask Chuck” segment.Timeline:00:00 Chuck Todd's Introduction03:45 Trump praises Chuck on Truth Social04:45 Trump missed the context of Chuck's comments05:30 It took six weeks for Chuck's comment to make it to Trump06:45 Trump wants to be historic and shows he's needy08:00 Trump is desperate for affirmation, whether it's positive or negative09:15 Trump bullies everyone into believing there are no rules10:15 Trump ran into resistance in 1.0, but not in 2.011:15 Why the pushback to Trump has dissipated14:00 The Republican party is a unified defense mechanism for Trump14:45 Democrats are split on how to push back on Trump18:00 The apocalyptic vision of DC Trump paints is inaccurate20:30 Trump's actions are terrible for the long term image of the U.S.22:15 If we want to stay a constitutional republic, we need checks and balances24:15 Two big developments in CA governor race25:15 Eleni Kounalakis drops out of CA gov race26:15 Rick Caruso setting up run for governor? Would be frontrunner28:45 Stephen Kloobeck and Caruso could eat into each other30:15 Sherrod Brown opts to run for senate rather than governor32:30 Brown puts the Ohio senate seat in play34:30 Amy Acton could present real challenge to Ramaswamy in Ohio38:30 Ohio will be a stress test for Republican brand in a bad year39:30 Mamdani leads by wide margin in new poll, Adams gets no traction40:00 Cuomo campaign is flailing41:30 Jonathan Mahler joins the Chuck ToddCast! 43:00 Jonathan's New York "credentials" 46:00 Inspiration for "The Bronx is Burning" 48:15 Ed Koch started the celebrification of NYC mayors 50:00 Koch presided over a rebirth of NYC before it unraveled 51:15 Why Roy Cohn's death signaled the end of an era 52:30 Cohn connected Trump with the NYC elite 54:00 Al Sharpton & Donald Trump fed off each other 55:30 Trump was considered a "fleeting cultural figure" in the 80s 57:30 The civil rights community wanted to break with Sharpton 59:00 Sharpton publicized the murder of Yusef Hawkins 1:00:00 Sharpton chose the politicians allowed at the funeral 1:01:30 Mario Cuomo was larger than life, loomed over NYC 1:04:15 Trump begins his rise as celebrity beyond NYC in 1988 1:05:30 Trump inserts himself into politics via cultural commentary 1:07:00 The Rise of Act up amidst the AIDS epidemic 1:09:45 Anger that Ed Koch wasn't meeting the moment during epidemic 1:11:00 Koch didn't bring attention to AIDS for fear of being outed 1:14:00 Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" breaks into cultural zeitgeist 1:19:00 "Do the Right Thing" was a wake up call for white America 1:21:15 The "Gods of New York" are tabloid gods 1:22:30 Trump learned how to grab attention in NYC tabloid culture 1:23:30 Steinbrenner in the 70s was Trump in the 80s 1:25:00 The Yankees resurgence importance to NYC's resurgence in 70s 1:26:30 Trump headed for a spectacular bankruptcy in 1990 1:28:15 Trump's "hibernation" period in the 90s 1:29:30 Is there a parallel to Mamdani's victory? 1:30:30 Why David Dinkens couldn't win reelection1:33:15 Chuck's thoughts on interview with Jonathan Mahler 1:36:00 Ask Chuck 1:36:15 Will Democrats' strategy of gerrymandering help or hurt them? 1:39:00 Top cities for MLB expansion? 1:46:00 What's the response to Texas redistricting if not California?

Nick and Rock discuss the strength of the AL East currently and if the Rays can take advantage of the recent news that the Rays will play their home games at Steinbrenner Field for the entirety of the MLB Playoffs...should they get there.

Aaron and Casey dive into the recent news and play audio from MLB Commish Rob Manfred announcing the Rays will play their playoff games at Steinbrenner Field. Is this good for baseball and the Rays? We discuss here.

BT and Sal's "Call of the Day" features a passionate New York Yankees fan from Toms River, Mike, who is absolutely fuming over the team's performance, particularly after the Subway Series against the Mets. Mike lambasts Cashman, Boone, and Steinbrenner, criticizing the Yankees' fielding, hitting, and overall organizational "malpractice," going so far as to say he "feels like the Mets" in his frustration. This sentiment ignites a debate between Brendan Tierney and Sal Licata about the Yankees' struggles, potential solutions like benching veterans for younger players, and the ongoing issues of player development and lineup consistency within the organization, highlighting the deep-seated anger among the fanbase.

What would the reaction be if the Steinbrenner family agreed to sell the Yankees? Who should be the next Knicks coach? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Yankees and Mets are a combined 0-11 since last Friday. Gio says “I told you so” fans are getting louder but to calm down. Has Boomer ever seen a week like this in 18 years? The Mets had a chance to bury the Braves but instead are breathing life into them. Anthony Volpe's crucial error cost the Yankees. Gio says it's tough for any Yankee to play in the shadow of former legends. Volpe and Francisco Alvarez were top prospects who have disappointed. The Lakers sale has Boomer wondering about the value of the Yankees and Gio thinks the Steinbrenner's group chat was going off yesterday. CLo is in for Jerry but before he can begin his first update of the day, Boomer has critiques of his haircut and attire. Does Boomer ever wear shorts to work? Gio once complimented Mike Francesa's shorts but was told he could never get shorts like that. Anthony Volpe's error allowed the go-ahead run to score for the Angels. Boomer says bet the Yankees today as it will be “explosion day”. Paul Blackburn allowed a HR on the first pitch of the game and that was all the Braves needed to beat the Mets. Luis Torrens made a mental error that gave the Braves a run later in the inning. How can the Mets fix Francisco Alvarez? In the final segment of the hour, Gio tells Boomer that a song from 1981 is now a popular dance trend on TikTok. The guys also discuss food allergies and Gio asks Eddie if something he saw online about dogs behavior is true?

The Yankees and Mets continue to lose and are 0-11 combined since last Friday. The Yankees finally scored but not enough to win and the Mets are breathing life into the Braves. Gio says the “I told you so” fans are getting louder but his message to everyone is to calm down. He's staying positive. Has Boomer sat through a full week like this with both teams losing every game in his 18 years of hosting this show? The Mets had a chance to bury the Braves but instead are breathing life into them. Anthony Volpe's crucial error cost the Yankees and Gio says it's tough for any Yankee to play in the shadow of former franchise legends. Volpe and Francisco Alvarez were both two top prospects who have disappointed early in their careers. The Lakers sale has Boomer wondering about the value of the Yankees and Gio thinks the Steinbrenner's group chat must have been going off yesterday because of the news.

The Knicks are still struggling to find a head coach, seemingly wanting Jason Kidd but likely settling for Johnnie Bryant, amidst speculation and a caller suggesting a Thibs re-hire à la Steinbrenner. In sports, the Mets won in the tenth, and the Yankees beat the Royals with another Judge homer. Aaron Rodgers discussed his "decision from the soul" leading him to Pittsburgh, and Mike Tomlin addressed T.J. Watt's contract.

Hour 1 Boomer and Gio are back from golfing for charity, where Gio got drunk for his birthday and sang a blues song about Matt Martin. They also hung out with Chad Smith. Sports highlights include Aaron Judge's massive homer and Aaron Rodgers' recent marriage. The Knicks coaching situation was a key topic, with Thibs, Johnnie Bryant, and Mark Jackson all discussed. Hour 2 The Knicks' chaotic coaching search continues, with Polymarket showing Rick Brunson as the slight favorite at 26%, while Jason Kidd and Mark Jackson lag at 13% and 1% respectively. Gio lightened the mood with an Ice Spice lyric. In sports, the Mets beat the Nationals, and the Yankees defeated the Royals thanks to Austin Wells's 5 RBIs and another Judge homer. Max Fried pitched well, and Chris Russo butchered more names. Aaron Glenn joked with the media, and Jim Harbaugh discussed recent health issues. The hour concluded with a discussion of early work hours affecting evening plans and news of a hole-in-one winning an Audi at Boomer's charity event. Hour 3 It seems Chris Kreider is headed to the Anaheim Ducks. The Knicks still lack a head coach and a clear plan to find one, with Ron Artest even lobbying for the job on BT & Sal, prompting Gio to question why former players aim directly for head coaching roles instead of staff positions. The Bengals are facing player contract issues. Jerry provided an update, which included sounds of Giancarlo Stanton getting hits for the Somerset Patriots. Pro golfers estimated what amateurs would shoot at the US Open with limited golf balls. The hour concluded with Boomer's bad hamstring cramp and Gio's first experience eating an Uncrustable. Hour 4 The Knicks are still struggling to find a head coach, seemingly wanting Jason Kidd but likely settling for Johnnie Bryant, amidst speculation and a caller suggesting a Thibs re-hire à la Steinbrenner. In sports, the Mets won in the tenth, and the Yankees beat the Royals with another Judge homer. Aaron Rodgers discussed his "decision from the soul" leading him to Pittsburgh, and Mike Tomlin addressed T.J. Watt's contract.

Pat and Aaron ask former Ray Doug Waechter if the Rays have finally turned the corner from their early season woes at home since they have won 10 of their last 13 games.

Before Billy Martin ever wore the pinstripes as a manager, he guided three different American League clubs. The Twins in 1969; the Tigers from 1971-73 and the Rangers from 1973-75. In each case, Martin did what he would always do: take a losing club and turn them around. The Twins improved 18 games to 97-65 in 1969, and won their division. In 1971, Detroit won 12 more games than they did the year prior and a year later, they went to the playoffs. But his biggest challenge had to be the Rangers, who were an abysmal 57-105 in 1973… and a year later, 84-76… a 28-game improvement. Sports Illustrated called him a fiery genius when he was on their cover in June of 1975 and that's just what he was. As smart a baseball man as there ever was who wouldn't take crap from anyone. Not the owner. Not the GM. Not his players. Not the guy at the bar. And he had issues with all of them. But rarely on the field. Once they said ‘Play Ball' there was no better strategist than Billy. His players weren't scared of him… but they were scared to lose for him. Billy wouldn't stand for it. He got the best out of his players because he believed they could be better than they actually were… and more often than not, he was right… and he has the wins to back it up. Tom Grieve played under Martin and had two of his best seasons in the bigs while Billy was his manager. 50 years later, Grieve says that Martin was the best manager he ever played for. He's not the only one to think that. Tom Grieve played for the Rangers 7 seasons. He would later become their General Manager for 10 years and followed that up by working as a broadcaster for the Rangers for another 22 years… there is a reason he is referred to as Mr. Ranger and is a member of the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame. But he says those years with Martin may have changed baseball in Texas for good, as fans for the first time showed interest in what had been, until that time, a pretty dreadful organization. “Billy revitalized baseball,” according to Mr. Grieve. On the Past Our Prime podcast, Grieve looks back at those years with Martin and talks about how he instilled in them a fear of losing, and a path to winning. He says that Billy believed they could win, much to the disbelief of many on that Rangers roster, and told them so in the first team meeting upon his arrival. And sure enough, wins started piling up, and the Rangers were making believers out of just about everyone, including themselves. Grieve says that the team knew their manager gave them an edge in the dugout and that carried out onto the field. Six weeks after Martin was on the cover of SI he was let go by the Rangers after another disagreement with management. It was a pattern that Martin had his entire career, and would follow him to his next position… as the manager of the New York Yankees… but before Steinbrenner and Reggie and the Bronx Zoo… there was Billy in Texas… and Tom Grieve, “The man who signed Nolan Ryan!”  tells us how it all went down on the Past Our Prime podcast… Please review, subscribe, listen, download… whatever you do with a podcast… when you can. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin Boles, Montgomery Biscuits Manager has a 25 year career in baseballFirst game as manager with 2 special players; Adrian Gonzalez & Miguel CabreraJohn Boles, Kevin's dad a great mentor Boston Red Sox in Pawtucket the “31st major league team” a great place to see the future of players working up to the major league teamHow to balance Player Development while Developing Winners todayAdvice to players “Don't Be a Front Runner in Your Own Career”Look at failures as an opportunity to learnPlayers Need to develop a thick skin & give themselves some credit for coming out of failuresDouble-A as a separator, see some older arms along with younger arms. Time to move players up through minor has been reducedIf you can get into a AAA clubhouse you got a chanceLooking for intelligent, consistent & reliable player like Homer Bush Jr.Mat notes significant trades that have impacted the Montgomery Biscuits & Rays pipeline - Jackson Baumeister, Ty Cummings, Jacob Waters, Will Simpson, Mathew Etzel, Brody HopkinsAdjustment period for a player when settling in with a new teamDuncan Davitt commands the zone & utilizes a good mix of pitches & tempoCooper Kinney can flat out hit Brayden Taylor is tough, while struggling at the plate right now he is working ,on adjustmentsKevin would rather see a player struggle in the minors & adjust before they make it to the majorsPaul Rozzelle & the hitting department are doing great things with the playersHow has draft decisions for increase of hitters impacted the organizationHopkins has a chance to be really somethingYoniel Curet has versatility & has a power armStickier balls?Automated Zones – would improve accuracy of umpire calls. It is hard for umpires to judge 90+ speed pitchesHow will the Automated Zone impact the role of the catcherVeteran pitchers may get a better call than a younger pitcher without Automated Zone People don't realize how tough the umpires have behind the plateEjections – Kevin is good for 5 a year. Ump asks “don't you want to get animated”Kevin's career goal is about the players “Create the next Chandler Simpson” Top players that Kevin seen rise through the system – Miguel Cabrera, Xander Bogaerts, Mookie Betts and any players who come up through the minors who excel in the gameRaysUp Rays return home to George Steinbrenner Field and increase their winsRays Outfielders, Misner, Aranda, and Simpson formerly with the Montgomery BiscuitsSteinbrenner Weather metricSwirling Winds, Day Games & Sun Rays disorienting players fielding fly ballsGusts of wind 40+ MPH impacting outs caughtLack of 2nd Tier at Steinbrenner increases windShould their be a new Statcast metric on the weatherRays climb up in the standings to #2 in the AL EastFoul territory expand more ground outside of the foul lines for safety Roster Crunch IncomingHa-Seong Kim rehabbing and soon returningJake Mangum and Johnny DeLuca waiting in AAAWho gets sent down? Walls? Mead? With so much movement between the majors and AAA, Rays prospects in Montgomery have all the motivation they need. It's a dog-eat-dog path to the topJust a reminder, if you enjoyed this show, go ahead like and subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck. Also you can find Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B Sky social. That's Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B, Sky social or Mark at  Baseball Biz on Deck dot B Sky Social. You may also find Baseball Biz on Deck, at iHeart Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and at baseball biz on deck dot comSpecial Thanks to XTaKe-R-U-X for the music Rocking Forward,

On Thursday, Ryan Pepiot of the Tampa Bay Rays joined TKras LIVE from Houston. What did Pepiot teach TKras? Plus, is the Steinbrenner juju a thing of the past?

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker kick off the pre-game edition with a look back on the Blue Jays' weekend series in Tampa where the Rays swept them in three games. They get into the unique conditions at Steinbrenner Field, the 4-pitch third inning on Sunday, the Jays' struggles against the fastball, Anthony Santander's health and what's behind the extended slumps at the top of the lineup. Later, Jays TV analyst Buck Martinez (27:50) reflects on the teams' play in Tampa this weekend before helping set the stage for their series against the Texas Rangers kicking off today.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.

The baseball player turned manager is perhaps best known for his stint with the New York Yankees, first as a second baseman and later managing the team a record five times.

Pat and Aaron dive back into Rays talk and express the frustratio with Tampa bay playing at Steinbrenner Field. Are they going to get it together at home? We discuss here.

We're six weeks into the 2025 MLB season and it does not seem like the Rays have figured out Steinbrenner Field at all. Now 9-14 at home, Tampa Bay continues to struggle at home, but there might be some positives along the way! We welcomed on our friend Ethan Penn AKA Running From The OPS on social media to talk about what's going well and what's not with this team.Thanks so much for listening! You can follow RTR on social media @RaysTheRoofTB and be sure subscribe to the podcast!A big shout out to our partners, SeatGeek, In The Clutch and JKS Prints! Use code RAYSTHEROOF for $20 off your first SeatGeek purchase, 10% off anytime with In The Clutch & $5 off at JKSprints.com!As always, Rays Up!

The Steinbrenner of the MILB Harry Agganis Story 6/10 celebration at Fenway

The Yankees took 3 out of 4 from the Rays at Steinbrenner field in Tampa. Max Fried continued to be great, Judge was Judge, and Devin Williams continues to disappoint. Nick and Stanzo break down the good the bad and the ugly from the 4 game set.

Three out of four! Whole lot to discuss though.Trivia: Which former Rays All-Star placed 20th in MVP voting for the Yankees in 2012?0:00 Intro3:05 Game 1 Recap & Thoughts12:47 Game 2 Recap & Thoughts22:11 Game 3 Recap & Thoughts27:47 Game 4 Recap & Thoughts29:37 Tip Of The Cap (Starter): Fried33:56 PROMO BREAK35:20 Pitching & Defense!45:27 Is Devin Williams Built For It?52:31 Tip Of The Cap (Position Player): Grisham54:38 Tip Of The Cap (Reliever): Hamilton56:11 Half Of The Lineup Is Struggling1:02:14 PROMO BREAK1:03:36 Up Next1:06:30 Trivia1:07:27 Outro*SUPPORT THE POD*https://account.venmo.com/u/Robert-Carbone-Jr-28Audio

Pat and Aaron debate if the Rays can draw more home fans than the Yakees at Steinbrenner Field tonight, seeing as it is the Yankees Spring Training home. Are you going Rays fans?

On July 13, 2010, George Steinbrenner—the fiery and relentless owner who turned the New York Yankees into a global juggernaut—died of a heart attack at the age of 80. His passing marked the end of an era defined by his insatiable drive for winning, controversial leadership style, and willingness to spend whatever it took to build a dynasty. From his fierce clashes with managers and players to his transformative impact on modern baseball economics, Steinbrenner's legacy as one of the most influential—and polarizing—figures in sports history endures. Hosts: Jason Beckerman & Derek Kaufman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New York Yankees dropped their ban on beards 49 years after it was imposed by owner George Steinbrenner, in a move aimed at improving player recruitment as the team tries to win its first World Series title since 2009. Current owner Hal Steinbrenner, son of The Boss, announced the change before the team's spring training opener. He called the ban "outdated" and "somewhat unreasonable." "This generation, the vast majority of 20, 30s-into-the-40s men in this country have beards," Steinbrenner said during a news conference, flanked by general manager Brian Cashman. "It is a part of who these younger men are. It's part of their character. It's part of their persona. Do I totally relate to that? It's difficult for me. I'm an older guy who's never had a beard in his life but it's a very important thing to them. They feel it defines their character." George Steinbrenner announced the facial hair policy during spring training in 1976, mandating no long hair or beards—mustaches were allowed. Players complied but some pushed boundaries by going unshaven or letting hair fall over their collars. "My dad was in the military. He believed that a team should look in a disciplined manner," Hal Steinbrenner said. "Very important to my father, but again (for) my father, nothing is more important than winning and that's in the back of my mind." Hal Steinbrenner, who succeeded his father as controlling owner in November 2008, said he had considered the issue for a decade and discussed the contemplated change recently with Yankees stars Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Gerrit Cole in one-on-one meetings. Steinbrenner then issued a statement that "we will be amending our expectations to allow our players and uniformed personnel to have well-groomed beards moving forward." Cashman said some current players had told him about the facial hair ban, "It's not what I want. It's not my preference, but I will honor the rules of the land." This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Pat and Aaron are joined by Aaron's Mom Emma who was at the Rays series finale yesterday at Steinbrenner Field. She says she was thrilled with the experience she had at the Rays temporary home. Find out why here.

Marc Topkin of The Tampa Bay Times joined TKras to talk about Opening Day in Tampa, what does the return of Shane McClanahan look like? Will the offense improve?

As seen on Gutfeld!, Greg comments on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's department review of military grooming and fitness standards. Plus, Greg mocks former First Lady Michelle Obama for her lousy new podcast numbers and content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textThe Bums are back in the rail yard with S5:E0126, where the top knot starts with some Super Bowl mop up work on the wings of the Pheagles D; the Sharpe brothers become the first brothers inducted into the HOF; NFH rejoices at Eli's first ballot snub; the stupid Packers press to eliminate the Tush Push; Paddy walks the NFL Players Association's team report card; as College Basketball heats up, early talk of snoozers and losers; the Big Ten's hypocrisy is alive and well; talk turns to MLB as Wade Boggs rings the cancer recovery bell, while Bobby Jenks simultaneously fights for his life among the Portuguese; the Cubbies Cactus League record is tops (meaninglessness notwithstanding); the Cubs sign a Wilding — who joins a roster that reads like an owl farm (who.. who… who…); the NY Yankees shelf Steinbrenner's infamous, 49-y/o beard ban; a What's In A Name segment ensues, and wrap as the Bums celebrate Diana “White Mamba”Taurasi's as she hangs up her sports bra as a possible GOAT.The ponytail swings in with another inter-gallatically famous beer review, featuring Chicago's own Old Irving Brewing —and their St. Irish Red Ale, “Lucky Linny” (ABV 6.0%) — with enough flavor and bitterness to bring a smile to leprechaun face's everywhere; respect to Gene Hackman, his classical pianist wife Betsy Arakawa, and one of three family dogs who perished in the desert, shrouded in a cloud of intrigue and mystery; the Apple ecosystem adds a new device for the dearly departed; fire and carbon monoxide detectors have a rigged shelf life that only one family member can address; another Chef Report features Eddie's new paella rig; Rocky cracks the code on how to double his bowling score in a single day; a Paddy report laments a loan for the ages, and close with a shout-out to a Southwest Airlines pilot for doing the lord's work.  Catch up with us before Daylight Savings Time fucks up your internal clock.Recorded on February 28th, 2025 at B.O.M.'s global headquarters, Paddy's Southside Cave, in Chicago, IL.  

Today's word of the day is ‘Steinbrenner' as in Hal Steinbrenner as in the Yankees as in the Dodgers. Hal came out and essentially said not even us, the mighty Yankees, can keep up with the Dodgers. Wow. (8:25) The Dodgers are donating $100 million to the LA fire recovery effort. Incredible gesture. (14:10) Max Scherzer is in Toronto now. $15.5 million for one year. Really? (16:37) NPPOD. (24:50) Review: Dune 2. (27:12) So You Wanna Talk to Samson!? Someone asked me about Bryce Mitchell's absurd comments and the lack of punishment from the UFC and Dana White. Interesting. (39:10) Justin Tucker has found himself in a place no one should be in. The same place Deshaun Watson is in. Another massage therapy problem. (48:00) Another investigation into gambling in sports. Here we go again. This time it's about Terry Rosier, but it's the same ring that got Jontay Porter ban! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘Steinbrenner' as in Hal Steinbrenner as in the Yankees as in the Dodgers. Hal came out and essentially said not even us, the mighty Yankees, can keep up with the Dodgers. Wow. (8:25) The Dodgers are donating $100 million to the LA fire recovery effort. Incredible gesture. (14:10) Max Scherzer is in Toronto now. $15.5 million for one year. Really? (16:37) NPPOD. (24:50) Review: Dune 2. (27:12) So You Wanna Talk to Samson!? Someone asked me about Bryce Mitchell's absurd comments and the lack of punishment from the UFC and Dana White. Interesting. (39:10) Justin Tucker has found himself in a place no one should be in. The same place Deshaun Watson is in. Another massage therapy problem. (48:00) Another investigation into gambling in sports. Here we go again. This time it's about Terry Rosier, but it's the same ring that got Jontay Porter ban! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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C-Lo starts with Aaron Boone, in studio, with BT & Sal from yesterday. He talked about losing to the Dodgers and their giant payroll. Hal Steinbrenner also talked about the Dodgers payroll and ‘we'll see who's there at the end'.

(HOUR 1): Keith talks about the comments made by Aaron Boone and Hal Steinbrenner today in regards to the Yankees off-season and future.

Thanks to Yankee historian, NYS Baseball Hall of Famer and member of the IABF, Tony Morante for sharing his story of the Goodness of George Steinbrenner on Alex Garrett's One Leg Up Network! Mr. Steinbrenner encouraged Mr. Morante at ever turn during Tony's time as the Monument Park Tours Director. Find out more about Mr. Morante here: https://ushistorybaseball.com/

 Gratitude and Resilience  -  Thank you to Canadians, including Mat Germain, for their contributions during hurricanes and wildfires in Florida and California.Excitement for upcoming 2025 Baseball SeasonSpring Training dates: Pitchers and Catchers Report: February 12, 2025.Truck Day: February 3, 2025 (celebrated by teams like the Boston Red Sox).Collegiate Baseball Opening Days, Division I: February 14, 2025, Division II: January 31, 2025.Rays Prospects and Player AnalysisJunior Caminero: Graduated from prospect status in 2024, no longer a rookie.Carson Williams - best defensive prospect in minor league baseball (MLB executives' poll). Willaims combines elite defense and power but still developing his hitting.Chandler Simpson - Stole 104 bases in 2024, known for speed and strong hitting.Xavier Isaac - Emerging as a power hitter, possibly a future left fielder.Rays' System OutlookProspects like Williams, Simpson, and Isaac could fill critical positionsPipeline of elite outfielders for the first time since the late 2000sStrategic trades opened opportunities for younger players to riseDrew Rasmussen UpdateSigned a two-year extension with the RaysCareer ERA is consistently below 3.00, with a steady WHIP (~1.04)Limited innings pitched due to past injuries, including two Tommy John surgeries.Contract reflects his dual potential as a reliever or starting pitcher, with incentives ranging from $8M to $20M in 2026Team Strength and Roster DecisionsThe Future of Brandon Lowe and Yandy DíazDeveloping infield and outfield talent reflects a strategy for long-term success.Expect a transformative 2025 season with young talent stepping up Fixing the Trop is it worth it?Ex-Rays – where are they nowCharlie Morton – Orioles replacing Corbin BurnesBlake Snell  - DodgersNathaniel Lowe traded to the NationalsAmed Rosario to NationalsTommy Pham?Cincinnati Reds  & the Tito EffectGavin Lux traded from Dodgers to the RedsTony Tito Francona now managing the Cincinnati RedsTito & Kevin Cash have always built strong connections with their teamsElly De La Cruz amazing talent may grow under Tito Waiting for another big trade for the Rays Thanks to Mat Germain for bringing his knowledge, wit and wisdom to the show. You can catch more of Mat on BlueSky @matgermain.bsky.socialMark can be found on BlueSky at @baseballbizondeck.bsky.social & and at  http://www.baseballbizondeck.comBaseballBiz is on iheartradio, Stitcher, Apple, and Spotify Special thanks to XTaKeRuX for the music “Rocking Forward

Suzyn Waldman was on with BT & Sal and said Steve Cohen is this generation's George Steinbrenner. A caller also chimes in about his disappointment with the NY Rangers.

The Yankees and Mets are both interested in pitcher Jonathan Loaisiga. Suzyn Waldman was on with BT & Sal and said Steve Cohen is this generation's George Steinbrenner. Boomer said Juan Soto better win an MVP and World Series. Jerry returns for his final update of the day, but first he tells us he heard Elton John is broke. Gio thinks it must have been one of those links at the bottom of stories on the NY Post website. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee and asked if they heard about the drones in NJ. Frank The Tank was furious with the Devils and Bruce Springsteen. The Moment of The Day: Joe Burrow's home burglarized and a hot model reports the crime. In the final segment of the hour, we wondered if the person who called the police from McDonald's will get the reward they deserve. We also talked about the losers making the shooter out to be some sort of hero.

Juan Soto is gone, and that spells disaster for the 2025 Yanks.  Hal and Cashman AGAIN ... let a coveted, generational free agent sign with another team.  No matter who the Yankees sign or trade for, they are now a worse team in 2025, as Hal continues to be a joke compared to his dad.  Steinbrenner continues to lose every battle for talent to other teams, and this one is an unmitigated disaster. Jersey Guy Sports is available on all podcasting platforms. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTube Listen on PocketCasts Listen on iHeart Radio Listen on Amazon Music Listen on TuneIn and Alexa Listen on other podcasting platforms here Socials Facebook, JGS Twitter, Threads, ...

Hour 4- Rumors are swirling that Steinbrenner and Cashman will soon be discussing Aaron Boone's extension.

Pat Donovan and Jeff Attinella are joined by St Pete Nine's Rays Insider Steve Carney as he gives us his expert insight on what the Rays playing in Tampa at Steinbrenner Field in 2025 means for the future of the team in Tampa Bay. Does this put the new stadium deal in jeopardy from opponents on the St. Pete side? We discuss here and break down all the ins and outs of your Rays playing in Tampa for the first time.

Aaron Boone will be back with the Yankees next season, and Steinbrenner is travelling out to California to visit Soto. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join your friendly underdogs as we chat Bronx Zoo '90: Crime, Chaos and Baseball, Peacock's 3-part docuseries on one of the worst NY Yankee's teams in franchise history. Based around a series of Joel Sherman articles first published in the NY Post, the doc covers everything from the exile of George Steinbrenner to the downfall of Mel Hall. The 1990 season was one for the record books for all the wrong reasons: a train wreck you can't help but to look at, even as you're cowering away. From a no-hitter that ended miraculously in a 4-0 loss due to a calamity of fielding errors, to Pascual Perez playing backgammon in the Caribbean instead of showing up to Spring ball, to Mel Hall's open relationship and prom date with a teenage girl, to the back-and-forth contract feud between Steinbrenner and Dave Winfield, to the extortion and blackmail saga with Howie Spira (a NY felon, gambling addict, and all around low-life, to Deion Sander's dollar sign antics and terrible batting average, to cougars (yes, the feral felines!) in the locker room, this iteration of the Yanks was a carnivalesque free-for-all that you can't look away from. Enjoy our recap of this wild tale of shenanigans in the ballpark and beyond!

In this episode we are joined by Andrea Steinbrenner to discuss the process of planning for a sale and executing the ideal sale for a business owner. Andrea is the CEO at Exit Consulting Group, which provides consulting and brokerage services for businesses and owners preparing for and executing a sale or similar change in ownership. She shares how he partners with business owners to define success, develop specific goals, and establish a plan of action to achieve them. An experienced executive who has worked across a multitude of industries, Andrea's objective is to leave businesses better than she finds them and works to provide clients with their best possible outcome. Andrea's win is seeing people succeed and helping them find the best way to reach their goals.Andrea emphasizes the importance of clear communication by listening to the wants, needs, goals, and priorities of each client before collaborating. She works with staff to find solutions that best meet their goals and maintain the company's culture and values. Andrea describes the structure of a company as a rainforest. The executives and senior staff are in the canopy and see the over-arching “big picture” while there may be organized chaos on the ground. Andrea worked her way up the managerial ladder in the retail industry. She earned a bachelor's in accounting. She then worked for TGG Accounting, a mid-sized, outsourced accounting firm, and became a fractional CFO working in several industries, including construction, manufacturing, retail, professional services, financial services, cannabis, hospitality, franchises, and e-commerce sectors, among others. Deciding to take her career in a slightly different direction, after receiving an EMBA, Andrea started Canopy Consulting, a business consulting firm. She was referred to Exit Consulting Group (ECG) as a consultant in 2019, became COO in July 2020, and CEO in October 2022. Selling a business is the American dream, the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, the reward for years of hard work. Successful entrepreneurs make countless sacrifices in hopes that they would someday reap the benefits of their labor and live a new life of vacations, recreation, and prosperity. You only exit your business once, so you should feel confident passing this milestone. A successful business exit reflects the preparation done beforehand. Failing to plan is planning to fail. The owner of a privately held company has several alternatives on how to exit their business. In the absence of an exit strategy, events will inexorably dictate the final exit plan. A costly involuntary exit may be caused by death, disability, divorce, disagreement, or distress. Selling Your Business with David King will help you take control of the sale process and make it positive one.

Braves woes, Merrifield's gruesome injury, Nacho, possible trade, Skenes 1st loss, Nisei soldiers & MLB, Olbermann's insane & inane tweet, players back Trump on the field, Mike Trout injury, David Pollack trolls Vols? Rose Bowl stuck in past, Bryce Young is Charlie Brown, whence Randy Gregory? Tiger's leg & son, Canada vs New Zealand gets ugly, Snoop Dogg carries a torch, Cocaine Shark coming to a beach near you, 2 million dollar bet, esports in Olympics, don't say popsicle, Bob Lilly, Walt Bellamy, Steve Grogan, Kevin Butler, a cricket game to die for, Lou Gehrig steals home! Dizzy Dean held up by bandits, Branch Rickey praises a young Willie Mays, Hank Greenberg, Jewish hockey players, the spitting image of Ted Williams, Casey Stengel at Toots Shor's, Hoyt Wilhelm passes Cy Young, Roberto Clemente, Billy Martin fired by Steinbrenner again, Tom Seaver number retired by Mets, Vince Coleman injures kids with M-80, tooth brushing records, singing the National Anthem whilst getting a prostate exam (Moon River!), Varitek vs Arod, Matt Olson grand slam, Buck O'Neil inducted in Cooperstown, Pete's Tweets, This Day in Sports History, Ripley's Believe It or Not!, plus quotes from Vida Blue, Roger Kahn, Robert Benchley, Humphrey Bogart, and Thomas Boswell 

David Wells tells Barstool's Big Cat about a time he wanted to fight George Steinbrenner.

From Bud Dowd's Yorktown Cornhuskers to the NY Yankees Tales of Berra, Dimaggio, Steinbrenner, Jeter, 9/11 and the greatest comeback story ever told ... Rueben Sierra? A great listen featuring 2 of the great voices in the game

In a recent study, researchers found that the diet of some ancient hunter-gatherers primarily ate plant foods, including beans and grains, with only a small percentage of meat in their diet. This new understanding contrasts with the meat-centric modern Paleo diet. Listen in this week as Dee discusses the findings of the study, and what it means for your health.References:Moubtahij, Z., McCormack, J., Bourgon, N., Trost, M., Sinet-Mathiot, V., Fuller, B. T., Smith, G. M., Temming, H., Steinbrenner, S., Hublin, J.-J., Bouzouggar, A., Turner, E., & Jaouen, K. (2024). Isotopic evidence of high reliance on plant food among later Stone age hunter-gatherers at Taforalt, Morocco. Nature Ecology & Evolution, 8(5), 1035–1045. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41559-024-02382-z 

Matt Abdoo from Pig Beach BBQ, Ray Negron from the New York Yankees, and John Fuhrman, founder of Bubb'n Mutha's makes this another huge triple episode. Matt Abdoo is the executive chef and partner of Pig Beach BBQ and he joins us to discuss the 4th annual Jeff Michner Foundation BBQ Benefit taking place at Pig Beach in Queens, New York on Saturday, April 27, 2024.  Jeff Michner was Matt's brother-in-law and he passed away at the age of 36, leaving behind his wife Sara, and his 16-month-old daughter Hayes. A foundation was created in Jeff's honor to keep his memory alive. The organization embraces the things he loved best: family, friends, and great food. The Jeff Michner Foundation supports families managing loss and grief and provides scholarships to graduating high school students with a love for cooking and golf, two of Jeff's biggest passions in life.  The Jeff Michner BBQ Benefit celebrates Jeff with an epic barbecue featuring some of the countries greatest pitmasters.   Go to https://www.pigbeachnyc.com/events/ for more information. Ray Negron is an executive in the New York Yankees organization.  His position with the Yankees is impressive, but the story of how he achieved all of his success is incredible.  It is a story based on someone taking a chance on Ray when he was behaving badly and could have ended up in jail, but instead this person offered Ray a job as the Yankees batboy.  That moment changed not only Ray's life, but possibly, as you will hear Ray tell, the lives of many other people.  The someone who took the chance on Ray was George Steinbrenner AKA "The Boss" and the storis Ray tells about Mr. Steinbrenner and the entire Yankees organization, which he has been a part of for the last 50 years, is fascinating and heart-warming.  For more information on Ray Negron go to https://theraynegronstory.com/index.html John Fuhrman is the founder of Bubb'n Mutha's which manufactures premium spice rub blends.  After serving in the United States Navy, John, worked in the auto industry and ended up in North Carolina.  While there he fell in love with barbecue and learned how to cook it and experimented with different spices and rubs.  John returned to Maine and started this company, making his products with special real Maine ingredients like organic blueberry powder, maple crystals and even Raye's Mustard which is the oldest mustard company in America. John is always looking to help fellow military veterans and hires veterans from the area so they can earn a quality living, get training and keep their families there.  For more information on John or to order their products go to https://www.bub-n-muthas.com/ We conclude the show with the song, Baseball Always Brings You Home from the musician, Dave Dresser and the poet, Shel Krakofsky. We recommend you go to Baseball BBQ, https://baseballbbq.com for special grilling tools and accessories,  Magnechef https://magnechef.com/ for excellent and unique barbecue gloves, Cutting Edge Firewood High Quality Kiln Dried Firewood - Cutting Edge Firewood in Atlanta for high quality firewood and cooking wood, Mantis BBQ, https://mantisbbq.com/ to purchase their outstanding sauces with a portion of the proceeds being donated to the Kidney Project, and for exceptional sauces, Elda's Kitchen https://eldaskitchen.com/ We truly appreciate our listeners and hope that all of you are staying safe.   If you would like to contact the show, we would love to hear from you. Call the show:  (516) 855-8214 Email:  baseballandbbq@gmail.com Twitter:  @baseballandbbq Instagram:  baseballandbarbecue YouTube:  baseball and bbq Website:  https//baseballandbbq.weebly.com Facebook:  baseball and bbq

(3:28) — YANKEES: Hal Steinbrenner and Brian Cashman made some remarks on why the Yankees' season ended the way it did; JJ reacts to them. (13:15) — JETS: After falling to the Chargers on Monday, the Jets need a win against the new-look Raiders to keep their playoff hopes alive. (20:35) — CALLS: Callers talk Yankees and Knicks. (34:30) — OLD SCHOOL VS. NEW SCHOOL: JJ and Joe B are back to make their picks for NFL Week 10 in Old School Vs. New School. (59:55) — ART DICESARE: Handicapper Art DiCesare grades Joe and JJ's picks, gives his best bets, and tells you what to stay away from in Week 10. (72:33) — JASON KATZ: Our fantasy guru returns to give his best options to start and sit for Week 10. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please check out theringer.com/RG to find out more or listen to the end of the episode for additional details. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski Host: John Jastremski Guests: Joe Benigno, Art DiCesare, and Jason Katz Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brian Costello of the NY Post did a deep dive into Zach Wilson's career with the Jets. He has never thrown 3 TDs in a game and he's played 30 games for the Jets. Remember how great Mike White was against the Bengals and the Bears? In 30 games Zach Wilson has not come close to either of those performances. Boomer thinks if Zach has a bad first half against the Raiders they will have to do something in the second half. Gio's not so sure about that. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio tells us the Culinary Workers Union is going on strike in Vegas just as the Jets fans head there for the Raiders game. Formula 1 is also racing in the streets in Vegas. Rob Saleh said it's lazy to just blame Zach for the Jets losses. Mike McDaniel was asked about being comfortable being funny. Hal Steinbrenner is interested in all sorts of free agents signing with the Yankees. Brian Cashman said other teams are always trying to take their people. He also said they were ‘pretty f***ing good'. David Stearns met the media and talked about Craig Counsell going to the Cubs instead of the Mets. The Moment of The Day involves testing NYC tap water. In the final segment of the show, we have some bad primetime/stand alone games in the NFL this week starting tomorrow night. There are also strong rumors in Boston that if the Patriots lose to the Colts in Germany then Bill Belichick is out. Gio thinks it will be more respectful than that. They will let him finish out the year and then come to a decision. He also has his sons working on the staff. Commanders seem like a good fit for Belichick. What about the Bears? What about the Chargers? The Sexiest Man Alive issue has an NFL guy on the list: Jason Kelce. The winner was Patrick Dempsey.