Podcasts about Suzyn Waldman

Hour 1: The Yankees dropped game 1 in Houston and struck out 17 times. Matt Carpenter and Josh Donaldson should not be in the lineup right now. And two innings of Clarke Schmidt in relief didn't make sense. Jerry starts with play by play sound from last night's Yankees loss to the Astros. We heard from Aaron Boone, Aaron Judge and Justin Verlander. The Phillies/Padres game featured Nola vs Nola as brothers faced off. It reminds Gio of A League of Their Own. The Knicks lost their season opener to the Grizzlies. Boomer wonders why we don't seem to have quality control at WFAN. That is supposed to be Dov's job. TNF tonight is Cardinals/Saints and Deandre Hopkins returns from suspension. Mike Tomlin will not confirm or deny a locker room scuffle between Mitch Trubisky and Dionte Johnson. Tua blacked out from his concussion during the game. Russell Wilson says he heals quickly because of wolverine blood. In the final segment of the hour, we take calls from Yankees fans. We wonder why Clarke Schmidt was sent out there for a second inning of relief.  Hour 2: Boomer says if the Yankees win it will be in 7 games, if the Astros win it will be in 6 or less. We take calls from angry Yankees fans talking about their anemic playoff offense. The callers don't seem to like Josh Donaldson. A caller says this is ‘one big combination of anger and hatred'. Jerry returns for an update with audio from last night's Yankees loss to the Astros. Suzyn Waldman has a funny response to Pena's HR. The Yankees struck out 17 times last night. Harrison Bader hit another playoff HR in the loss. The Padres scored six unanswered runs over the Phillies. The Knicks and Nets both lost their season openers last night. The Arizona Cardinals get Deandre Hopkins back for tonight's game against the Saints. Mike Tomlin wants winners. Tua talks about his concussion against the Bengals. In the final segment of the hour, should the Yankees be pitching Gerrit Cole tonight since it's a game they clearly need? We talked about how we would fill out the Yankees lineup for tonight. Boomer wonders if we will see Clarke Schmidt again in this series.  Hour 3: The Yankees couldn't even get a fly ball to score a run last night. 17 strikeouts by the Yankees was maddening. We took calls from frustrated Yankees fans who are not happy with Boone for playing Carpenter and Donaldson. Jerry returns for an update and Boomer says Jerry's upset because nobody is editing audio for him. Boomer says there is no quality control here. We have audio from John & Suzyn from last night's Yankees loss to the Astros. Matt Carpenter struck out 4 times and tells us what Verlander did well. The Knicks lost their season opener to the Grizzlies. The Nets lost as well. Jerry has audio of Steph Curry screaming at home as he watches his buddy Damion Lee of the Suns. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer says there's no Yankee juice right now.  Hour 4: With the Yankees striking out 17 times last night, Boomer wonders what the record is in a playoff game. A Yankee fan calls in to say they are a fraud team. We need the sports Gods to come through tonight for the Yankees as it's Mickey Mantle's birthday. Boomer has a Mantle jersey and isn't sure if he should put it on. Jerry returns for his final update of the day but first Boomer puts on a Mickey Mantle Yankees jersey. Jerry has the Astros go ahead HR as called by John Sterling. Jerry has a clip of a reporter asking a very long question to Bill Belichick. Russell Wilson's hamstring is healing quickly due to his Wolverine blood. In the final segment of the show, we talk to Dov Kramer about quality control issues at WFAN when it comes to cutting up audio.

Hour 3 The Yankees couldn't even get a fly ball to score a run last night. 17 strikeouts by the Yankees was maddening. We took calls from frustrated Yankees fans who are not happy with Boone for playing Carpenter and Donaldson. Jerry returns for an update and Boomer says Jerry's upset because nobody is editing audio for him. Boomer says there is no quality control here. We have audio from John & Suzyn from last night's Yankees loss to the Astros. Matt Carpenter struck out 4 times and tells us what Verlander did well. The Knicks lost their season opener to the Grizzlies. The Nets lost as well. Jerry has audio of Steph Curry screaming at home as he watches his buddy Damion Lee of the Suns. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer says there's no Yankee juice right now.

Hour 2 Boomer says if the Yankees win it will be in 7 games, if the Astros win it will be in 6 or less. We take calls from angry Yankees fans talking about their anemic playoff offense. The callers don't seem to like Josh Donaldson. A caller says this is ‘one big combination of anger and hatred'. Jerry returns for an update with audio from last night's Yankees loss to the Astros. Suzyn Waldman has a funny response to Pena's HR. The Yankees struck out 17 times last night. Harrison Bader hit another playoff HR in the loss. The Padres scored six unanswered runs over the Phillies. The Knicks and Nets both lost their season openers last night. The Arizona Cardinals get Deandre Hopkins back for tonight's game against the Saints. Mike Tomlin wants winners. Tua talks about his concussion against the Bengals. In the final segment of the hour, should the Yankees be pitching Gerrit Cole tonight since it's a game they clearly need? We talked about how we would fill out the Yankees lineup for tonight. Boomer wonders if we will see Clarke Schmidt again in this series.

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker discuss the Padres evening their series with the Dodgers in Game 2, capped off with Manny Machado and Jake Cronenworth providing the heroics. Yankees radio analyst Suzyn Waldman discusses the weather forecast for Game 2 of Cleveland vs. New York, if a cancelled game will alter each team's pitching plans, Nestor Cortes pitching on extra rest, an injury update on DJ LeMahieu, and why the Yankees continue to bat Aaron Judge in the leadoff spot (16:09). Three-time World Series Champion and current Astros analyst Mike Stanton reflects on Houston's thrilling Game 1 win over Seattle, Yordan Álvarez' propensity to hit the fastball, and explains why Game 2 starter Framber Valdez has the best stuff in Houston's rotation (yes, even better than Justin Verlander) (33:38).In Barker's Back Leg Bits, the guys discuss Blue Jays pitcher Nate Pearson and his upcoming stint in Winter Ball (44:45). 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 affiliate.

Hour 4: Last night when the Mets were down 4-0, it started to look like they were collapsing. But Eduardo Escobar turned it on and had all 5 RBIs. Boomer loves that the Mets new and bench players have really stepped up. A caller from Mississippi is angry at Boomer for his comments on Mississippi. He curses and we have to dump out of it. Jerry returns for his final update but first tells us about a guy he met who does NFTs and autographs with Josh Allen. We have all the audio calls from Judge's 61st HR: John Sterling, Michael Kay, Toronto TV. Judge talked with Suzyn Waldman after the game. We also hear from the son of Roger Maris. Eduardo Escobar had all 5 RBIs including the game winner as the Mets beat the Marlins 5-4. Is it possible Bill Belichick is on the hot seat? And Brett Favre is probably going to jail for fraud. In the final segment of the show, Gio tells us his daughter is a cheerleader and this Sunday it's at 230pm, right in the middle of football. Gio does an impression of Bill Cowher working out. We wonder who is booking the hotels for us at the Super Bowl, CBS or Audacy. 

Hour 1: Boomer & Gio react to Aaron Judge hitting #61 in Toronto last night. Eduardo Escobar had a great game for the Mets as he had all 5 RBIs in their walk off win over the Marlins. Jerry is here for his first update and has John Sterling's call of Judge's 61st HR. We also have post game sound from Aaron Judge talking about his Mom and the Maris family. We also have sound from Howie Rose and Eduardo Escobar's huge night: 5 RBIs including the walk off. The Mets lead the NL East by 1 game as the Nationals beat the Braves in extras last night. Week 4 of the NFL kicks off with the Dolphins in Cincinnati. Zach Wilson will start Sunday in Pittsburgh and he says he feels great. The Chiefs/Bucs play Sunday night in Tampa. If the damage is too significant, the game will be played in Minnesota. Brett Favre has major problems and is most likely going to jail. In the final segment of the hour, we talk about Judge's HR. It was not caught, though it was very close. It landed in the Blue Jays bullpen.  Hour 2: The Dolphins play in Cincinnati tonight and Boomer says we will see what football is supposed to look like. We get back into Aaron Judge and the fans keeping or giving back the balls they caught. Friday's game will also be on YES. It was originally just going to be on Amazon. Jerry returns for an update and has Sterling, Kay and Blue Jays TV on the call for Judge's 61st HR. We also hear from Aaron Judge himself. Eduardo Escobar did it all for the Mets last night. Had the walk off hit in the 10th and all 5 RBIs in the game. The Mets are in Atlanta starting tomorrow night holding a 1 game lead. Mike McDaniel talks about Joe Burrow. Rob Saleh says Zach Wilson is 100% and will start in Pittsburgh. We also talk about reasons why Chiefs/Bucs might not be able to be played in Tampa Sunday night. Jerry also has audio from Hurricane coverage in Florida. Bill Belichick says Mac Jones is ‘day by day'...over and over again. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Coolio passing away at the age of 59. They think it was a heart attack. Gio reads a tweet from Coolio's friend which involves the phrase ‘meat sauce'. The Mets need Starling Marte back. It's been 3 weeks and he's not coming back for the Braves series. Gio says they need Marte to win. We also talked about Zach Wilson starting this Sunday in Pittsburgh.  Hour 3: The Mets and Braves get underway in Atlanta tomorrow and people seem to be confused on how many games the Mets need to win in order to clinch the East. Zach Wilson is starting for the Jets this week in Pittsburgh and we're just hoping for something other than a complete disaster. Zach Wilson needs to look like he belongs. A caller says he will always remember the Judge HR because he celebrated with his kids. Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about Kayvon Thibodeaux's outfit walking into Metlife stadium. Jerry has audio from Judge's 61st HR of the season. We also hear the Rickie Ricardo Spanish version of the HR call. We also hear from Aaron Judge. Eduardo Escobar had a huge night with all five RBIs in the Mets walk off win over the Marlins. Zach Wilson says he can't wait to get out there this Sunday with his teammates. Daniel Jones says he's heartbroken for Sterling Shepard's injury. Aaron Rodgers was on Pat McAfee talking about calling plays himself. Joey Bosa needs surgery for a torn groin and Brett Favre is probably going to jail for fraud. In the final segment of the hour, 103 year old Sister Jean throws out the first pitch at a Cubs game. Boomer wants to know if we've had enough of the Carton Dummy. We have not. Gio didn't like how Boomer took credit for his Saquon Barkley take which he talked about on the Kay Adams show.  Hour 4:Last night when the Mets were down 4-0, it started to look like they were collapsing. But Eduardo Escobar turned it on and had all 5 RBIs. Boomer loves that the Mets new and bench players have really stepped up. A caller from Mississippi is angry at Boomer for his comments on Mississippi. He curses and we have to dump out of it. Jerry returns for his final update but first tells us about a guy he met who does NFTs and autographs with Josh Allen. We have all the audio calls from Judge's 61st HR: John Sterling, Michael Kay, Toronto TV. Judge talked with Suzyn Waldman after the game. We also hear from the son of Roger Maris. Eduardo Escobar had all 5 RBIs including the game winner as the Mets beat the Marlins 5-4. Is it possible Bill Belichick is on the hot seat? And Brett Favre is probably going to jail for fraud. In the final segment of the show, Gio tells us his daughter is a cheerleader and this Sunday it's at 230pm, right in the middle of football. Gio does an impression of Bill Cowher working out. We wonder who is booking the hotels for us at the Super Bowl, CBS or Audacy. 

We are at Rogers Centre for Jays/Yankees again and there is a chance tonight the Jays could pop champagne like the Yankees did last night. With that Ben has 1 area to discuss: Ponchos! Next up (6:00) we catch up with Joe Siddall in the dugout for a chat about the Jays loss last night being a very sloppy game and a bad time for mental errors. Then a little more on Judge and whether or not he should take rest with the division wrapped but not the record. Finally (27:00) radio royalty in the booth with the great Suzyn Waldman from WFAN. A current Yankees analyst she's also heading to the radio hall of game in November. 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 affiliate.

Joe Castiglione is joined by John Sterling and Will Flemming broadcasts alongside Suzyn Waldman for the Red Sox-Yankees Rivalry in the Booth

Suzyn Waldman talks to Yankees righty Frankie Montas about the shoulder inflammation that caused him to go to the injured list.

Danielle talks with Yankees Radio Color Commentator and Radio Hall of Fame Inductee Suzyn Waldman to break down the Yankee win over the Angels and discuss the growing excitement over Aaron Judge's chase to break Roger Maris' home run record.

Hour 1: Boomer & Gio open with the Mets win against the Rockies behind a fine performance by Jacob deGrom. Boomer wonders if deGrom's greatness will continue to be able to warrant a long term contract. Boomer was also talking to Mike Fleigelman about moving in the right field wall at Citi Field because many balls that look like HRs die out there. We moved on to the Yankees who beat up on a terrible A's team. Jerry is here for his first update and starts with the Yankees beating the A's 13-4. They had 20 hits in the game. Josh Donaldson had 3 RBIs and joined Suzyn Waldman after the game. The Mets beat the Rockies without a lot of offense thanks to Jacob deGrom. Alonso did hit a 2-run HR. deGrom thinks he's close to throwing 100 pitches in a game. The Jets & Giants had a joint practice and Daniel Jones looked pretty good. There was a huge brawl in the Rams/Bengals joint practice and Aaron Donald was swinging helmets at players. Todd Bowles defends Tom Brady taking vacation from camp. And Dennis Rodman is not going to Russia to free Britney Griner. In the final segment of the hour, Gio says Boomer was watching female bare knuckle fighting in the break.There was an Australian Rules Football player who performed a sex act on his teammate in a public bar.

Hour 1: Boomer & Gio open with the Mets win against the Rockies behind a fine performance by Jacob deGrom. Boomer wonders if deGrom's greatness will continue to be able to warrant a long term contract. Boomer was also talking to Mike Fleigelman about moving in the right field wall at Citi Field because many balls that look like HRs die out there. We moved on to the Yankees who beat up on a terrible A's team. Jerry is here for his first update and starts with the Yankees beating the A's 13-4. They had 20 hits in the game. Josh Donaldson had 3 RBIs and joined Suzyn Waldman after the game. The Mets beat the Rockies without a lot of offense thanks to Jacob deGrom. Alonso did hit a 2-run HR. deGrom thinks he's close to throwing 100 pitches in a game. The Jets & Giants had a joint practice and Daniel Jones looked pretty good. There was a huge brawl in the Rams/Bengals joint practice and Aaron Donald was swinging helmets at players. Todd Bowles defends Tom Brady taking vacation from camp. And Dennis Rodman is not going to Russia to free Britney Griner. In the final segment of the hour, Gio says Boomer was watching female bare knuckle fighting in the break.There was an Australian Rules Football player who performed a sex act on his teammate in a public bar.  Hour 2: The 7am hour starts with Gio saying since the Zach Wilson injury, there seems to be a lack of excitement for both local teams. Boomer says Daniel Jones has to throw a lot this year so the Giants can see if he is the QB for the future. Gio wants to know the realistic exciting story lines for the Jets and Giants this season. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Mets beating the Rockies behind Jacob deGrom and a HR by Pete Alonso. The Yankees beat the A's with no problem. Josh Donaldson returned to Oakland with 3 RBIs. Jerry has audio from Daniel Jones about the new system he's in. The Rams & Bengals had a huge brawl in a joint practice as Aaron Donald was swinging helmets at players' heads. The Chiefs did a ‘choir huddle' to honor the late Len Dawson. In the final segment of the hour we talked about Gio going to see Chris Stapleton last night. He's a big Bengals and Boomer fan.  Hour 3: The 8am hour starts with Mets & Yankees talk. They are both playing terrible teams right now so they both have to sweep these series. A caller says Daniel Jones is going to have a great year with 10 wins and less than 10 INTs. We looked at the FanDuel odds for various NFL teams to win their divisions. Jerry returns for another update and starts with the Yankees dominating the A's. The Mets beat the Rockies with deGrom and Pete Alonso. Tom Brady returned to the Bucs and Todd Bowles has no concerns. In the final segment of the hour, we learned that Stephen A. Smith has a new podcast with Audacy. A caller doesn't like that Boomer dismissed Jameis Winston so quickly.  Hour 4: The 9am hour begins with Boomer saying somebody in the NFC will make the playoffs that we aren't thinking about. We do a little over/under for some NFL teams according to FanDuel. Gio as Mike & The Mad Dog go win/loss within the first few weeks of the Giants schedule. Jerry returns for his final update of the week. The Yankees beat the A's no problem. Giancarlo Stanton returned and got himself a few RBIs. The Mets beat the Rockies thanks to a Pete Alonso HR and Jacob deGrom's strong outing. John Harbaugh was asked how Rex Ryan will do on The Amazing Race. Denzel Mims wants to be traded from the Jets. In the final segment of the show, Boomer has some video to shoot after the show. We also talked about Mets Old Timers Day which is happening tomorrow. Gio wonders if Mike Hampton will be booed.

Jerry is here for his first update and starts with the Yankees beating the A's 13-4. They had 20 hits in the game. Josh Donaldson had 3 RBIs and joined Suzyn Waldman after the game. The Mets beat the Rockies without a lot of offense thanks to Jacob deGrom. Alonso did hit a 2-run HR. deGrom thinks he's close to throwing 100 pitches in a game. The Jets & Giants had a joint practice and Daniel Jones looked pretty good. There was a huge brawl in the Rams/Bengals joint practice and Aaron Donald was swinging helmets at players. Todd Bowles defends Tom Brady taking vacation from camp. And Dennis Rodman is not going to Russia to free Britney Griner. 

The Yankees gave away the John & Suzyn Bobblehead this weekend…and it talks…and Eddie decided to play some inappropriate sound drops.

Suzyn Waldman talks to Lou Trivino about his 2 1/3 strong innings in Sunday's Yankees win over Toronto, and gets Aaron Boone's thoughts on the day as well.

Suzyn Waldman is an icon of the airwaves. She's the trailblazing pioneer with a Boston accent who built a home - and a legacy - in the Bronx. She walked away from the bright lights of Broadway to make a different kind of mark for herself in the male-dominated world of sports. Now nearly four decades later and against most odds, she's changed baseball's broadcast game for women and men everywhere. The National Radio Hall of Fame Inductee and legendary Yankee's color commentator overcame sexism, discrimination and critique sometimes with grace, but always with grit. In doing so, she succeeded when many thought she wouldn't, and became a stalwart of the game as deeply woven into pinstripe lore as the hard hitting legends who came before her.

The year is 2025. Who will be the biggest players – and biggest losers – in sports media? One of the country's top analysts, MoffettNathanson's Michael Nathanson, joins Andrew Marchand and John Ourand to talk about the changes they expect to see in the business over the next three years. Topics include the coming battle for NBA rights and why they are so important to Warner Bros. Discovery; the case against streaming; and what will happen to sports teams' local media rights. Nathanson talks about the strength of the cable bundle and what networks could do to hurt it. And the trio gives their analysis on the differing sports strategies of Amazon versus Apple, who could buy Fox and when will ESPN offer its main channel direct-to-consumer. Mentioned on this week's podcast: Adam Silver, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, LeBron James, Pat McAfee, Stephen A. Smith, Charles Barkley, Eric Shanks, Aaron Judge, John Sterling, Suzyn Waldman, Chris Ripley, Walter White, John Skipper, David Zaslav, Tripp Mickle, Chris Mason, David Levy, Acie Wyatt Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's episode features Ian Eagle of CBS Sports, TNT and the Brooklyn Nets. We start off the conversation talking about Chris Carrino. Chris is the radio voice of the Nets and was a recent guest on my podcast. Chris has a rare muscular disease and Ian talked about what an inspiration Chris is. I then asked Ian what it was like going to Syracuse University. Syracuse is one of the top broadcasting schools in the country and Ian has some phenomenal stories from his collegiate days. Ian and I then discuss what advice he has for aspiring broadcasters including obtaining perfection. I thought Ian had as close to perfection as I've seen in last January's playoff game between the Titans and Bengals. Ian spent his early years in the business at WFAN in New York. I asked him about working with Chris Russo and Suzyn Waldman, both of whom were just selected for the Radio Hall of Fame! We then wrap up the show talking about the Buffalo Bills who Ian thinks is the team to beat this year in the AFC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Blue Jays pitcher Ross Stripling talks about the mood in the Blue Jays clubhouse ahead of the trade deadline, Adam Wainwright's performance last night, and his work with Pete Walker and bullpen coach Matt Buschmann (01:44). Later on, Yankees radio broadcaster Suzyn Waldman discusses the Yankees' trade for Andrew Benintendi, why she believes Luis Castillo is New York's number one target, and reflects on being selected for induction into the Radio Hall of Fame (29:03). To wrap up, Blair corrects Barker's memory, and Edwin Diaz's walk-out music dominates the latest installment of Barker's Back Leg Bits (41:45). 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.

Yankees radio broadcaster Suzyn Waldman talks to Brad Heller before Tuesday's Subway Series opener.

Hour 1: Craig and Evan are back and the Subway Series is here. The guys also discuss Chris "Mad Dog" Russo and Suzyn Waldman getting into the Hall of Fame.

Hour 1 Gio is on vacation this week so it's Boomer & Jerry. They start with the Mets/Padres and Yankees/Orioles over the weekend. Intern Amanda brought in donuts but Jerry won't have one because he's following Al's diet. That brings us to Mekhi Becton being bigger than he should be at this point. And the Mets got a big man Daniel Vogelbach. Boomer is fired up and all over the place. With Jerry filling in for Gio this week, C-Lo has the updates. He started with the Mets beating the Padres last night behind a 3 run blast by Pete Alonso. How do you properly pronounce Mark Canha's name? That is all C-Lo got to this hour. So it was essentially a Mets update. In the final segment of the hour, we talk about Charles Barkley and the LIV Golf Tour.  Hour 2 The 7am hour starts with Kevin Durant news from Woj, saying the Celtics are showing interest in him. We also talked about Donovan Mitchell and the Knicks. What will it take to get a deal done and what players do we have to keep. They also talk about Juan Soto and where he will end up. Would the Nationals trade him to an in division team like the Mets? C-Lo returns for an update but first we discuss which show member is missed the most when they are off. Jerry says it's Eddie and his drops. He starts with the Yankees beating the Orioles behind another Aaron Judge HR. Gerrit Cole talks about the heat. The Mets beat the Padres as Pete Alonso had 4 RBIs. The Mets got a big guy from the Pirates, Daniel Vogelbach. deGrom will make another rehab start. In the final segment of the hour, Mark Cuban says he's lost money overall on Shark Tank.  Hour 3 The 8am hour starts with rumors of where Kevin Durant may end up and they also discuss Donovan Mitchell's current contract. They also discuss Tom Brady's broadcasting salary and why the money made sense to Fox's stock after losing Buck & Aikman to ESPN. C-Lo returns for another update and starts with radio hall of fame nominees Suzyn Waldman and Chris Russo. Then he goes to the Mets win over the Padres last night. The Yankees took 2-of-3 from the Orioles thanks to a big series from Aaron Judge. The Red Sox gave up 27 runs in six innings on Friday night. In the final segment of the hour, we discuss the Kyler Murray contract and Google possibly going after Sunday Ticket.  Hour 4 The 9am hour starts with NFL+ going live today. We discuss what it is. It is only for phones or tablets, not TV. Jerry resets the Mets beating the Padres and how important that was to go into the Yankees series not getting swept. C-Lo returns for his last update of the day and starts with the Mets beating the Padres on Sunday Night Baseball. The Yanks beat the Orioles thanks to Nestor Cortes and Aaron Judge. David Ortiz was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Boomer asks, ‘didn't he get shot in the ass?' He did indeed. In the final segment of the show, we talk about Kevin Durant the the Celtics talking. Boomer thinks Juan Soto is going to get traded this week. Boomer says to look out for the Padres & Blue Jays. We also talk about the cities in which the XFL will be in.

Hour 3: The 8am hour starts with rumors of where Kevin Durant may end up and they also discuss Donovan Mitchell's current contract. They also discuss Tom Brady's broadcasting salary and why the money made sense to Fox's stock after losing Buck & Aikman to ESPN. C-Lo returns for another update and starts with radio hall of fame nominees Suzyn Waldman and Chris Russo. Then he goes to the Mets win over the Padres last night. The Yankees took 2-of-3 from the Orioles thanks to a big series from Aaron Judge. The Red Sox gave up 27 runs in six innings on Friday night. In the final segment of the hour, we discuss the Kyler Murray contract and Google possibly going after Sunday Ticket.

The Yankee Broadcaster speaks to WCBS 880's Steve Scott

The Yankees took two out of three in Baltimore but still suffered a big loss with Michael King's elbow injury. Abbey and Stacey discuss the weekend the impact King's injury will have on the bullpen. Aaron Judge was whacking home runs all over Camden Yards this weekend and is still on pace for at least 60. Nestor Cortes looked like Nestor Cortes. Aroldis Chapman had a rough outing on Friday, and fans were up in arms (pun intended) about Aaron Boone's response to it. Abbey explains why Boone says what he says and how it's meant to help his players. Stacey and Abbey preview the pitching matchups in the Subway Series, and Suzyn Waldman made the radio Hall of Fame! It's about time. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Sports Card Investor Download the Sports Card Investor App today and easily browse over 630K cards from every sport, with hundreds more added each week . Available for free in the Google Play and Apple App stores or go to sportscardinvestor.com/lockedon. Blue Nile Make your moment sparkle with jewelry from Bluenile.com. And, going on now is the Blue Nile Anniversary Sale … Save up to forty percent on classic fine jewelry pieces and twenty-five percent on engagement ring settings. Shop stress free and find your forever piece. Go to BlueNile.com today.  LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Did you know every week, nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONMLB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Monday! Big Ten media days begin tomorrow, you can purchase a Man DNA bulb, the Crew should be getting more points, the XFL announce their teams & locations, the Rose Bowl committee was surprised about USC/UCLA leaving, the Bears are upsetting Common Man, hard times for Vols football, we do Yikes!, Mad Dog & Suzyn Waldman make the Radio HOF, Kevin Warren doesn't run the Big Ten & a former Buckeye has a new job.

She's on the Mount Rushmore of pioneers in her industry.  Suzyn Waldman is one of the coolest, funniest, most badass baseball people in baseball.  From her time as a 4-year old watching Ted Williams play at Fenway, to becoming the first voice in the history of WAFN, to her iconic role as the first full time female baseball broadcaster - we cover it all on this week's Ep.  Her relationship with George Steinbrenner is a story for the ages.  She battled her way through sexism and some really, really bad guys but never stopped fighting her way all the way to the top of the Big Apple baseball world.  We are honored to have the incomparable Suzyn Waldman join us in The Mayor's Office this week! For the full broadcast experience click the link below, like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/bydTwdxNbXc

Episode 217 of the Sports Media Podcast features two guests. First up is Lindsey Adler, a senior writer for The Athletic covering the New York Yankees. She is followed by Sports Business Journal motorsports and combat sports reporter Adam Stern. In this podcast, Adler discusses what it's like covering a team that has the potential to make sports history; if there is pressure on covering a team like the Yankees because every game has magnitude; whether people are more interested in reading about a winning team; how winning impacts things for reporters such as subscriptions and page views; the competitiveness of the Yankees beat; how front office people and players look at where she works versus other publications; how access has been this year and the difference from last year; women covering baseball who are under-35; the influences of Suzyn Waldman and Sweeny Murti for her; whether MLB will or should make a statement on the Roe decision and more. Stern discusses why F1 has agreed to renew its rights deal with ESPN through 2025; why Amazon and Comcast executives and Netflix did not get the product; how ESPN will advance the product in the future; what F1's growth potential is in the U.S.; the importance of a U.S. driver to the growth; the importance of races being on linear television; the explosion of F1 podcasts; where he sees NASCAR's viewership heading forward; whether a Drive To Survive show for IndyCar can move the needle, and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 4: The 9am hour starts with talk of nominees for the Radio Hall of Fame. Chris Russo and Suzyn Waldman are nominated. We also take a call about Gronk retiring. Jerry returns for his last update of the morning. Isaac Paredes hit 3 HRs against the Yankees last night. The Mets lost in Houston. Max Scherzer made a rehab start in Binghamton. Mike Tomlin was on the Pivot Podcast and talked about coaching. Igor Shesterkin won the Vezina Trophy. In the final segment of the show, Gio wonders what Boomer has been doing while in Covid isolation. We also finish up with some calls on baseball. Also, Thursday is the NBA Draft.

Hour 1: Boomer & Gio open the show talking about the upcoming arbitration hearing between Aaron Judge and the Yankees. ‘Judgment Day' is this Friday. Jerry is here for his first update of the morning after both a Mets & Yankees loss. The Rays beat the Yanks 5-4 behind 4 HRs. Isaac Paredes hit 3 HRs. The Mets lost to the Astros. Max Scherzer gave up a HR while pitching in his rehab start for the Binghamton Ponies.  20 of the 24 lawsuits against Deshaun Watson have been settled. The NFL said this does not affect the upcoming punishment from the NFL. Igor Shesterkin won the Vezina Trophy. And Brooks Koepka is out of the Travelers now that he joined the LIV Golf Tournament. In the final segment of the hour, we talk about MLB sending out a detailed memo to teams on how to ‘muddy' the baseballs properly. We also take a call on the Aaron Judge contract situation.  Hour 2: The 7am hour begins with Al's ‘Bobby Approved' diet. Gronk is retiring again and Gio thinks nobody cares when you retire twice. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Yankees losing in Tampa. Nestor Cortes gave up 3 of the 4 HRs last night. The Astros beat the Mets 8-2. Trevor Williams got the loss. Max Scherzer was in Binghamton making a rehab start for the Rumble Ponies. Ohtani had 8 RBIs last night and lost. In the final segment of the hour, former Yankees pitcher Kyle Farnsworth is now a bodybuilder. We take calls on Judge and the Yankees Hour 3: The 8am hour opens up with Kevin Durant responding to criticisms, including Charles Barkley and Chris Carlin. Somebody sent us Mekhi Becton's Buffalo Wild Wings order from last night. Jerry returns for another update and starts with the Yankees giving up 4 HRs in their loss to the Rays last night. Isaac Paredes hit 3 himself. The Mets lost to the Astros 8-2. Max Scherzer was happy with his rehab start last night in Binghamton. Deshaun Watson has settled 20 of the 24 lawsuits. Igor Shesterkin won the Vezina Trophy. Brooks Koepka is out of the Travelers since he joined the LIV Golf Tournament. In the final segment of the hour we talk about Mekhi Becton's diet again. Also, tater tots are not fruit. We take calls from people who were at the Max Scherzer minor league start last night.  Hour 4: The 9am hour starts with talk of nominees for the Radio Hall of Fame. Chris Russo and Suzyn Waldman are nominated. We also take a call about Gronk retiring. Jerry returns for his last update of the morning. Isaac Paredes hit 3 HRs against the Yankees last night. The Mets lost in Houston. Max Scherzer made a rehab start in Binghamton. Mike Tomlin was on the Pivot Podcast and talked about coaching. Igor Shesterkin won the Vezina Trophy. In the final segment of the show, Gio wonders what Boomer has been doing while in Covid isolation. We also finish up with some calls on baseball. Also, Thursday is the NBA Draft.

Yankees analyst Suzyn Waldman joins to begin the hour, followed by some audio from Vikings HC Kevin OConnell putting a wrap on Mandatory Minicamp.....NDN finishes the hour.

Hour 2: The 7am hour starts with talk of Rangers/Hurricanes and what will the pace of play be like. Boomer talks about the importance of the first two lines for the Rangers in tonight's game. We take some calls including one guy asking if Gio has looked at gas prices for filling up your Boat. $12 a gallon in NJ. We also take calls on Tiger Woods and John Daly. Peter Schwartz returns for an update. Pete Alonso hit a walk off HR to beat the Cardinals. Max Scherzer will miss 6-8 weeks with an oblique injury. The Orioles hit a walk off HR to beat the Yankees. Jimbo Fisher went off on Nick Saban for saying Texas A&M bought all of their players. Peter goes around the NBA from last night's playoff games. Deshaun Watson will be meeting with the NFL today about the massages. In the final segment of the hour, they talk about Tiger most likely not making the cut this weekend. A caller thinks John & Suzyn are trying to embarrass Orioles players.

Hour 1: The show opens with the Mets walk off win and the Yankees walk off loss. Max Scherzer will be out 6-8 weeks. Boomer wants Bartolo Colon back. Gio thinks that's a terrible idea. Peter Schwartz is in for an ill Jerry Recco. They start with some Rangers talk and then get into the Mets walk off win against the Cardinals thanks to a Pete Alonso HR. Max Scherzer will miss 6-8 weeks with an oblique injury. The Yankees lose to the Orioles on a walk off HR. Peter has audio of Jimbo Fisher vs. Nick Saban. Peter goes around the NHL from last night's playoff games. In the final segment of the hour, we talk about Tiger Woods eating a giant sandwich on the 14th hole. Boomer says it sounded weird to hear Joe Buck talking golf on the alternate broadcast.  Hour 2: The 7am hour starts with talk of Rangers/Hurricanes and what will the pace of play be like. Boomer talks about the importance of the first two lines for the Rangers in tonight's game. We take some calls including one guy asking if Gio has looked at gas prices for filling up your Boat. $12 a gallon in NJ. We also take calls on Tiger Woods and John Daly. Peter Schwartz returns for an update. Pete Alonso hit a walk off HR to beat the Cardinals. Max Scherzer will miss 6-8 weeks with an oblique injury. The Orioles hit a walk off HR to beat the Yankees. Jimbo Fisher went off on Nick Saban for saying Texas A&M bought all of their players. Peter goes around the NBA from last night's playoff games. Deshaun Watson will be meeting with the NFL today about the massages. In the final segment of the hour, they talk about Tiger most likely not making the cut this weekend. A caller thinks John & Suzyn are trying to embarrass Orioles players.  Hour 3: The 8am hour starts with talk about the Kickoff To Summer Party coming up next Friday. Gio thinks he smells weed. Peter returns for another update. We talk about veganism. Then Peter gets into the Mets walk off win against the Cardinals. Pete Alonso crushed a HR in the tenth. Max Scherzer is out for 6-8 weeks with an oblique injury. Jimbo Fisher goes off on Nick Saban's claims that he bought all of his players. Daniel Jones was asked about the Giants not picking up his fifth year option. In the final segment of the hour, we discussed Greg Olsen getting to call the Super Bowl with Kevin Burkhardt. Boomer says John Lynch was in the mix before Tom Brady ended up being the guy for Fox.  Hour 4: The final hour opens with Max Scherzer being out for 6-8 weeks with an oblique injury. Having Buck Showalter as the Manager seems to make the Scherzer news not as bad. Rangers/Carolina game 2 is tonight. Peter returns for the final update of the week. He started with the Pete Alonso walk off HR in the 10th against the Cardinals. Max Scherzer has an oblique injury and is out 6-8 weeks. The Orioles hit a walk off HR to beat the Yankees. Jimbo Fisher goes off on Nick Saban and his claims Texas A&M bought all their players. Gio has had enough of Jimbo Fisher. In the final segment of the week, we talked more about Jimbo Fisher vs. Nick Saban on buying players.

In the second hour, Bruce Levine and Mark Grote were joined by Yankees radio broadcaster Suzyn Waldman to discuss what's behind New York's hot start to the season. She also explained why she absolutely loves Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo. Later, White Sox outfielder Adam Engel joined the show to explain why the team's early struggles are no reason to panic.

Football carries the week, as Andrew Marchand and John Ourand go deep on NBC's surprise decision to hire Melissa Stark as its “Sunday Night Football” sideline reporter; give an update on where Fox stands in terms of naming their top NFL talent; and reviews the USFL's opening weekend. Marchand and Ourand discuss the Big Ten's next media rights deal, compare Apple and Peacock's strategies with MLB and check in with ESPN's K-Rod booth. Podcast shoutouts this week: Melissa Stark, Chris Ripley, Burke Magnus, David Berson, Jon Miller, Kathryn Tappen, Al Michaels, Mike Tirico, Drew Brees, Cris Collinsworth, Greg Olsen, Joe Buck, Kevin Burkhardt, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Tony Romo, John Madden, Troy Aikman, Joe Davis, Mark Sanchez, Jon Vilma, Brad Zager, Eric Shanks, Ted Lasso, Katie Nolan, Alex Sherman, Tripp Mickle, Tim Cook, Steve Jobs, Fred Gaudelli, Kirk Herbstreit, Alex Rodriguez, Michael Kay, Chris Russo, John Sterling, Suzyn Waldman, Matt Vasgergian, Mike Breen, Chris Carrino, Ryan Ruocco, Richard Jefferson, Mike Greenberg, Stephen A. Smith, Scott Lauer, Scott Matthews See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we're talking about advice for athletes and broadcasters and what it takes to make it up the broadcasting booth. Today's guest is Emma Tiedemann, Director of Broadcasting for the Portland Sea Dogs. Emma joined the Sea Dogs in March 2020, becoming just the fifth lead broadcaster in Sea Dogs history. She spent the previous two seasons as the Director of Broadcasting & Media Relations for the Lexington Legends, where she called back-to-back South Atlantic League Championships. In 2019, she was honored as the South Atlantic League Media Relations Director of the Year. During the off-season in Kentucky, she served as the voice of Morehead State University Women's Basketball on ESPN and radio. Emma continues to call basketball in the off-season for the University of New England and is a fill-in producer for the Maine Celtics (G-League). The Dallas, Texas native graduated from the University of Missouri in 2015 with a degree in Education and minor in History. In this episode: Emma's favorite baseball players growing up  Emma mentor's, including her grandfather, Suzyn Waldman of the New York Yankees and Eric Nadel of the Texas Rangers How Emma got involved in broadcasting UNE women's ice hockey Greg and Emma share advice for aspiring broadcasters A player that Emma thinks has a great athlete brand Emma recalls her first day with the Sea Dogs Emma previews the 2022 Sea Dogs season Why Emma welcomes the opportunity for professional baseball players to join her in the broadcasting the booth Connect with Emma Instagram  @emmatieds Twitter @emmatieds

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker assess the teams in the AL East, before reacting to the breaking news that free agent outfielder Dexter Fowler has a nameplate in the Blue Jays clubhouse and will presumably be joining the team (2:44). Later on, Jeff and Kevin welcome Yankees broadcaster Suzyn Waldman to the show to discuss Greg Bird's chances at making the Blue Jays opening day roster, Josh Donaldson's early impressions amongst his teammates, what Aaron Judge's next contract could look like and more (20:35). To end the show, the guys examine the Blue Jays' catching depth with Danny Jansen, Reese McGuire, and Alejandro Kirk behind the plate (40:20). 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 affiliate.

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Hour 2: Craig and Evan talk about some of the craziest stories they have experienced or heard of occurring at a border. The Yankees announced their giveaways this year, and one of them is the greatest thing ever. And Craig is in a tricky spot with his main man Gov Christie.

The Yankees and WFAN announced that an upcoming Yankee game, they will giveaway John and Suzyn talking bobbleheads. So with that said, Craig would like some say in what Suzyn's audio will be.

Hour 4: A caller named Phil had a story to tell about his experience at the Garden last night, but Craig questioned whether or not it was worthy of being on our show. Speaking of Craigy, he wants to make sure that the frozen Carton is available for our big MDW show at DJais. Keith Mcpherson had Suzyn Waldman on this past Friday & Craig's name came up.

Suzyn Waldman was a guest on Keith McPherson's show and Craig's name came up.

This week I am celebrating inspiring women for Women's History Month. Today I wanted to highlight Suzyn Waldman. If you don't know, Waldman has been the color commentator for the Yankees radio broadcast since 2005. Waldman is the first woman to call a World Series game on the radio and has been a trailblazer as a female reporter and broadcaster in New York. She has dealt with everything from having cassettes stolen when she was a reporter to dealing with death threats as a female broadcaster. She is an amazing woman and an inspiring role model for women looking to work in sports media and she has done it all in the toughest market in the country. So listen to today's short as I tip my cap to Suzyn Waldman. Visit my website: saxinthemorning.com for merchandise and other links. Follow us on social media: Instagram: @saxinthemorning_podcastYouTube: subscribe and watch shorts here  

Yanks got themselves some new players and John Sterling needs some new calls for John Sterling. 

Hour 3:  Keith has his first ever conversation with long-time Yankees radio personality Suzyn Waldman. They have a wide ranging discussion about the Bronx Bombers, the lockout and much more!!  Keith then goes more in depth to the Yankees after the interview!! 

Keith has his first ever conversation with long-time Yankees radio personality Suzyn Waldman. They have a wide ranging discussion about the Bronx Bombers, the lockout and much more!! 

Guests: Yankees Broadcaster Suzyn Waldman, Children Ruin Everything star Aaron Abrams.  This week in Deep Left Field, host Mike Wilner talks to Suzyn Waldman about her great career and being a true pioneer for women in sports media, and has a wonderful chat with Aaron Abrams about his Blue Jays memories (he was in attendance for both Blue Jays World Series clinchers!) and his terrific television career.

Jim Thome in the news this week as he was named the new president of MLB Players Alumni Association, we'll revisit a memorable moment with the unveiling of a statue at Progressive Field to commemorate the Hall of Fame slugger. Also, longtime Yankees broadcaster Suzyn Waldman with Tom Hamilton talking about her amazing life and career in the Big Apple. That's all on this edition of Guardians Weekly with Jim Rosenhaus on The Cleveland Guardians Radio Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

JR is joined by great Yankees broadcaster, Suzyn Waldman, to break down the MLB lockout, if Aaron Judge will remain a Yankee, and some of the pending changes in baseball.