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Steiny & Guru chat with ESPN Senior writer Tim Keown about the A's opener, plus Curry's longevity and 49ers beat writer Matt Barrows about the 49ers offseason decisions.
Steiny & Guru spend today juggling the Warriors & 49ers. It's a HUGE game in Memphis tonight for Golden State and there was also a big statement from the owner of the 49ers. ESPN's Tim Keown joins us at 1:00p and Matt Barrows of The Athletic stops by at 1:30p.
When Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors won 12 of their first 15 games this season, it seemed they might have solved what's ailed them the past few years. But in the ensuing weeks and months, wins have been exceedingly hard to come by, and with Curry playing fewer minutes than ever. Warriors fans are growing increasingly restless. So with Golden State taking the national TV stage against the Timberwolves Wednesday night, Tim Keown shares what he learned from a sit down with Curry and explores whether this team is doing right by him. And don't forget the playlist, featuring our favorite stories of 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Willard and Dibs join Steiny and Guru for a Tuesday edition of The Crossover. The guys react to Tim Keown's latest article on Steph Curry and the future of the Warriors. Has Golden State done enough to support
On the afternoon of September 26th, the Oakland Athletics played the Texas Rangers in their final game ever in the city they've called home for 57 seasons. Following the lead of the Warriors and Raiders, they are the third major sports franchise to leave the city in just five years. This exodus is the culmination of decades of decisions, negotiations and missteps. And now, Oakland is no longer a big-time sports town. So how exactly did we get here? How does this all look and feel on the ground in the East Bay? And when a city loses all its teams, what's left behind? With the help of lifelong Bay Area resident Tim Keown, we've been exploring these questions for months. And today, we kick off our multipart series Death of a Sports Town with a look at the ironically rich history of sports in “The Town,” and we unearth the 30-year-old decision that doomed sports in the gritty-city-by-the-bay. The multipart series: ‘Death of a Sports Town' is being re-published in the feed for the next 4 days. If you don't want to wait, you can check out all of the episodes of this series from when they originally aired at the links below. Apple Podcasts: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, & Part 5 Spotify: All episodes Check out the playlist, featuring our favorite stories of 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In 23 days, on the afternoon of September 26th, the Oakland Athletics will play the Texas Rangers in their final game ever in the city they've called home for 57 seasons. Following the lead of the Warriors and Raiders, they will be the third major sports franchise to leave the city in just five years. This exodus is the culmination of decades of decisions, negotiations and missteps. And now, Oakland is in the end stages of its life as a big-time sports town. So how exactly did we get here? How does this all look and feel on the ground in the East Bay? And when a city loses all its teams, what's left behind? With the help of lifelong Bay Area resident Tim Keown, we've been exploring these questions for months. And today, we kick off our five-part series Death of a Sports Town with a look at the ironically rich history of sports in “The Town,” and we unearth the 30-year-old decision that doomed sports in the gritty-city-by-the-bay. The multipart series: ‘Death of a Sports Town' publishes every Tuesday in the ESPN Daily show feed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ippei Mizuhara was more than a friend and interpreter for Shohei Ohtani. He was the man that held the door shut between Ohtani and the outside world. With Mizuhara gone in the wake of this massive sports betting scandal, Ohtani is now a man alone. Tim Keown spent time watching the Dodgers' newest star up close and personal recently, and he explains to us how Ohtani's newfound isolation might actually be the key to him opening up to the Dodgers, and maybe eventually the rest of us all. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Buster, Karl Ravech, Eduardo Pérez and David Cone pile into the Clown Car to recap Opening Day. The guys discuss Justin Steele going down, the Yankees' comeback, why the game needs Jackson Holliday, and the Rangers' confidence. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game and discovers a new name in baseball history. Next, Tim Keown on his piece on filling the hole of knowledge about who Shohei Ohtani is off the field. Later, Jorge Castillo makes his podcast debut to talk about his time spent with both New York teams in Spring Training. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Buster, Karl Ravech, Eduardo Pérez and David Cone pile into the Clown Car to recap Opening Day. The guys discuss Justin Steele going down, the Yankees' comeback, why the game needs Jackson Holliday, and the Rangers' confidence. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game and discovers a new name in baseball history. Next, Tim Keown on his piece on filling the hole of knowledge about who Shohei Ohtani is off the field. Later, Jorge Castillo makes his podcast debut to talk about his time spent with both New York teams in Spring Training. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Detroit Lions are usually considered one of the most hapless franchises in the NFL. They have never been to a Super Bowl, and are preparing to make just their second trip to the NFC Championship in the Super Bowl era. But most of that history predates their current head coach, Dan Campbell. He's led an overhaul over his first three seasons that have the Lions on the cusp of their first Super Bowl appearance, and it's safe to say that he's got everyone in the Lions' wake fired up. Televised tears of joy, fans dying their hair blue, even General Motors and the Ford Motor Company have joined in - issuing Lions themed logos in a show of support. Tim Keown took a trip to Detroit to witness firsthand just how much the culture has evolved under Campbell. And reports on a team, a fanbase, and a city ready to usher in a new era in Detroit Lions football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Buster and Hembo discuss the passing of the legendary Brooks Robinson, the greatness of Terry Francona, and Atlanta's pitching woes. Then, Stephen A. Smith describes the aftermath of his failed first pitch at Yankee Stadium last week. Alden Gonzalez joins to talk about the chances that Mike Trout gets traded and what a massive payroll reduction for the Padres would look like. Finally, Tim Keown joins to discuss his reporting on the failed negotiations between the A's and the city of Oakland. [13:52] Paul Hembekides [24:18] Stephen A. Smith [33:32] Alden Gonzalez [48:27] Tim Keown [1:03:43] #BleacherTweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Buster and Hembo discuss the passing of the legendary Brooks Robinson, the greatness of Terry Francona, and Atlanta's pitching woes. Then, Stephen A. Smith describes the aftermath of his failed first pitch at Yankee Stadium last week. Alden Gonzalez joins to talk about the chances that Mike Trout gets traded and what a massive payroll reduction for the Padres would look like. Finally, Tim Keown joins to discuss his reporting on the failed negotiations between the A's and the city of Oakland. [13:52] Paul Hembekides [24:18] Stephen A. Smith [33:32] Alden Gonzalez [48:27] Tim Keown [1:03:43] #BleacherTweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today marks five months exactly since Oakland fans had their worst fears confirmed: The Athletics were leaving town, having reached an agreement for a shiny new stadium in Las Vegas. Fans felt betrayed and most of all, blindsided by the news. Up to that point, there had been promising talks about building a stadium in Oakland's Howard Terminal, and A's owner John Fisher has never explained his reasoning for killing that deal…until now. So today, ESPN's Tim Keown brings us his findings from his sit down with Fisher — a rarity in itself — and why there still might be a chance that the A's stay put. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
You aren't nuts, we did just do a Shohei Ohtani episode two weeks ago. But when you're dealing with MLB's brightest star, a unicorn who can blow you away from the pitcher's mound and then blow you out from the batter's box, every day is something brand new. So, do a piece on Ohtani one day, and just a few hours after it's published, he might have another historic moment. ESPN's Tim Keown took a different approach. He hung around the Los Angeles Angels' clubhouse for an entire week, bookended by two Ohtani starts, to get to the bottom of who Ohtani really is, on and off the diamond. So today, Keown shares his findings…and gives us some insight into what the future might hold for Shohei Ohtani, at the trade deadline, and beyond. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the nearly 150-year history of professional sports in America, very few teams – if any – have used the threat of relocation quite like the Athletics. The baseball club began in 1901 in Philadelphia before moving to Kansas City in 1955, and eventually settled in its present home of Oakland in 1968. But, as Slate writer Stefan Fatsis recently noted, throughout its lifetime, the A's franchise has planned – or threatened – to move an additional 19 times. So today, as the team explores yet another possible move, this time to Las Vegas, Tim Keown documents the latest chapter in the A's nomadic history...and how the fans in Oakland are responding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto let Draymond Green explain the Warriors' defense against the Clippers last night, preview tonight's game vs. New Orleans with Pelicans analyst Antonio Daniels, and chat with Tim Keown about the profile he just wrote on Golden State's public enemy No. 1 Dillon Brooks.
Tim Keown of ESPN, who just wrote a long profile on the Memphis Grizzlies' Dillon Brooks -- a long-time enemy of the Golden State Warriors, joins Damon and Ratto to discuss Brooks' personality on- vs. off-court, his relationship with Draymond Green and the Warriors, and more.
In Hour 3, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto wrap up their conversation with ESPN's Tim Keown, take a look around the rest of the NBA, check in on the status of the popularity of baseball, and more.
TIM KEOWN has been with ESPN since 1998, when they created ESPN, The Magazine. Though ESPN no longer publish a magazine, Tim continues to write long form journalism stories that appear on ESPN.com. He also works in the other platforms of ESPN. This conversation centers around the processes of writing and reporting and purposing your work to podcasts and video.
Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson is having a season unlike any other. From a highlight reel catch against the Bills to breaking records for most receiving yards through a player's first three seasons, Jefferson has been this season's breakout player. But despite his almost immediate dominance in the NFL, Jefferson was just the 5th wide receiver taken in his draft class, and coming out of high school received only one scholarship offer from a Power 5 program–LSU. Tim Keown profiled Jefferson for ESPN's Cover Story, and he tells us how the Vikings magical wide receiver went overlooked…until his play refused to be ignored. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto wrap up their conversation with Tim Keown, discuss what the 49ers might do if Jimmy Garoppolo has a career season, and chat with Peter King.
Tim Keown of ESPN, who just co-authored, "A heartfelt goodbye and a shocking reunion: How Jimmy Garoppolo and the San Francisco 49ers came together again" with Nick Wagoner, joins Damon and Ratto to discuss the piece and share what he learned about Garoppolo's tumultuous offseason.
In Hour 1, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto share what they saw from two mobile quarterbacks last night and how it relates to Trey Lance, chat with ESPN's Tim Keown, and more.
Coming up on todays edition of the Locked On Raiders podcast, the Raiders have released a depth chart for week 1 vs the Chargers, we will talk about how much it really means when it's all said and done, plus Darren waller speaks on his reps and his contract situation. Have an interview with Tim Keown from ESPN.com who did a phenominal piece on Davante Adams that you have to hear Sponsored by : BriteCo This episode is brought to you by BriteCo Jewelry and Watch Insurance. BriteCo brings you comprehensive, fast, and affordable jewelry insurance for as low as 5 dollars per month. Check out your special offer for locked-on listeners and Get covered in under two minutes at brite dot co forward slash locked on – that's Brite dot co forward slash locked on. PrizePicks PrizePicks is daily fantasy made easy. Pick 2-5 players and if they score more or less than their PrizePicks projection you can win up to 10x your money on your entry. First time users can receive a 100% instant deposit match up to $100 with promo code LOCKEDON. That's PrizePicks.com – promo code; LOCKEDON Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Coming up on todays edition of the Locked On Raiders podcast, the Raiders have released a depth chart for week 1 vs the Chargers, we will talk about how much it really means when it's all said and done, plus Darren waller speaks on his reps and his contract situation. Have an interview with Tim Keown from ESPN.com who did a phenominal piece on Davante Adams that you have to hearSponsored by :BriteCoThis episode is brought to you by BriteCo Jewelry and Watch Insurance. BriteCo brings you comprehensive, fast, and affordable jewelry insurance for as low as 5 dollars per month. Check out your special offer for locked-on listeners and Get covered in under two minutes at brite dot co forward slash locked on – that's Brite dot co forward slash locked on.PrizePicksPrizePicks is daily fantasy made easy. Pick 2-5 players and if they score more or less than their PrizePicks projection you can win up to 10x your money on your entry. First time users can receive a 100% instant deposit match up to $100 with promo code LOCKEDON. That's PrizePicks.com – promo code; LOCKEDON Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Before Davante Adams became arguably the best receiver in the NFL with Aaron Rodgers as his quarterback, he was a star at Fresno State. But then-Bulldogs quarterback Derek Carr wasn't just the guy throwing Adams the ball…he was one of Adams' best friends. They've spent eight years apart in which Adams blossomed and Carr became the franchise quarterback for the Las Vegas (and Oakland) Raiders, but the duo is finally back together…after Carr reached out this offseason to woo Adams away from the Frozen Tundra. Tim Keown gives us the inside story of how one of the NFL's elite playmakers ended up in the desert. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We might never have seen anyone quite like Chet Holmgren in the NBA. This year's second overall pick in the NBA Draft is over 7 feet tall, but he's only 190 pounds. With a 7' 6” wingspan, Holmgren can dribble up the floor and take step-back threes like a guard. There is so much hype around Holmgren…but there are also just as many questions. Will he be the prodigy that showed up and dominated in his first Summer League appearance? Or will he be bullied and pushed around by stronger big men once the season starts? Only one thing is certain about Chet Holmgren: we want to see more. ESPN's Tim Keown joins us to profile the biggest (literally) storyline out of this year's rookie class. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Picture a baseball manager. Whatever image you've conjured in your mind of, say, a slightly out of shape, older man who's all business - it probably doesn't match Gabe Kapler, who manages the San Francisco Giants. Kapler is an enigma: an uber-buff fitness geek who only eats red meat. He sports well manicured facial hair and speaks in verse, sounding more like a poet than a baseball player. Tim Keown introduces us to Kapler, and how he's rewriting baseball's unwritten rules…and reimagining what it means to be a manager. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Picture a baseball manager. Whatever image you've conjured in your mind of, say, a slightly out of shape, older man who's all business - it probably doesn't match Gabe Kapler, who manages the San Francisco Giants. Kapler is an enigma: an uber-buff fitness geek who only eats red meat. He sports well manicured facial hair and speaks in verse, sounding more like a poet than a baseball player. Tim Keown introduces us to Kapler, and how he's rewriting baseball's unwritten rules…and reimagining what it means to be a manager. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Picture a baseball manager. Whatever image you've conjured in your mind of, say, a slightly out of shape, older man who's all business - it probably doesn't match Gabe Kapler, who manages the San Francisco Giants. Kapler is an enigma: an uber-buff fitness geek who only eats red meat. He sports well manicured facial hair and speaks in verse, sounding more like a poet than a baseball player. Tim Keown introduces us to Kapler, and how he's rewriting baseball's unwritten rules…and reimagining what it means to be a manager. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There are few, if any, boxers in history with the resume of Manny Pacquiao. Inside the ring, he has won twelve major titles across EIGHT different weight classes. Outside the ring, he has been elected first, to the House of Representatives, and later, to the Senate back home in the Philippines. And now, Pacquiao appears to be gearing up to run for president of the Philippines. It's a move that would put him in direct conflict with the current president Rodrigo Duterte, a leader whose autocratic tendencies suggest he is not afraid to fight dirty...and have left some in Pacquiao's camp concerned for Manny's safety, as well as their own. With Pacquiao taking the ring tomorrow night, perhaps the final time in his storied career, Tim Keown joins the show to discuss how Pacquaio's latest fight, the fight for the highest office in the Philippines, will be his most challenging yet.
In this episode I assembled comments from more than two dozen people - among them reporters, columnists, broadcasters and media professors. They provide their observations on the 2020 football season - both college and professional; a season played in the throes of a pandemic, long before a vaccine was available. Their comments are personal and illuminative, a kind of oral history of the season. Among the contributors are Tim Keown of ESPN, Sam Farmer of the LA Times, national broadcaster Ted Robinson, CBS Sports football reporter Dennis Dodd, SF Chronicle columnist Ann Killion, Dan Brown of The Athletic, media scholar and author Andrew Billings, and a number of local Nebraska reporters and broadcasters.
ESPN's Tim Keown joins the Murph & Mac Show to talk about his article on "How the San Francisco Giants became the best team in baseball"! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
ESPN's Tim Keown joins the Murph & Mac Show to talk about his article on "How the San Francisco Giants became the best team in baseball"! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tim Keown of ESPN joins Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto, with Matt Kolsky out today, to discuss his recent article on the San Francisco Giants, which states that the Giants are the best team in MLB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto, with Matt Kolsky out today, take calls about the impending opening of baseball stadiums in California, discuss last night's NBA postseason games, and welcome ESPN's Tim Keown on to the program to talk about the Giants. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Quarterback Trey Lance is projected to be a top-10 pick in this year’s NFL draft. But the 20-year-old from North Dakota State has largely flown under the radar, overshadowed by big names like Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields. Lance and his family have bucked trends from the start, and his path to the NFL has seemed fast, and yet also circuitous. Tim Keown shares Lance’s story, and why he’s captured the attention of NFL scouts everywhere.
Frank Gore might be the most underrated legend in the NFL. He sits number 3 on the all-time rushing list behind only Emmitt Smith and Walter Payton. He’s been to a Super Bowl and made 5 Pro Bowls. But now, in his 16th NFL season, Gore finds himself on a team that might not win a single game. Tim Keown joins the show to examine why Gore has remained so under appreciated despite putting up Hall of Fame level numbers, how he manages to keep pushing forward despite playing on the NFL’s worst team, and whether he can continue playing into 2021 and beyond. Then, Ryan McGee joins the show to talk about tomorrow’s surprising matchup between BYU and Coastal Carolina, and educate us on the ways and customs of Myrtle Beach, SC.
No athlete in the NFL is quite like Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf. He’s a terrifying combination of size, and strength, and speed. But how did Metcalf become this incredible threat for Seattle? ESPN senior writer Dave Fleming tells us what drives 22-year-old Metcalf, and how the Seahawks are turning him into even more: Fleming profiled Metcalf for ESPN Cover Story, out today on ESPN.com. Then, Tim Keown talks to us from inside the Ball family compound, on the night LaMelo Ball is drafted into the NBA.
Senior Writer for ESPN Magazine and ESPN.com Time Keown joined the Rob Dibble Show
ESPN Feature Writer Tim Keown had the cover story on Texans QB DeShaun Watson coming out of his shell this year both on and off the field in Houston.
A busy hour begins with John Hollinger discussing the Blazers offseason options and how important a good season in 20-21 is to keeping the group together, plus Tim Keown of ESPN on his cover story about Texans QB DeShaun Watson plus our NFL season predictions.
Tim Keown: Writer for ESPN and ESPN the Magazine on LaMelo Ball
Tonight, the NBA holds its draft lottery, when the hopes and dreams of 14 franchises hinge on a set of bouncing ping-pong balls that will decide their fate. And while we don't know which team will be picking first...many suspect the first player selected will be 18-year-old LaMelo Ball. LaMelo, his older brothers Lonzo and LiAngelo, and their father LaVar Ball, have become basketball's most famous...some would say most infamous...family. They have millions of followers on social media and their own reality show, "Ball in the Family." But somehow, LaMelo has remained something of an enigma for hoop fans, largely because he's spent the past several years playing in Lithuania and Australia, instead of committing to a big time college program. In January, ESPN's Tim Keown spent time with Ball in Australia, and shares his up-close reporting on Ball as a person and as a player.
ESPN's Tim Keown joins Buster to reflect on covering the home run chase of 1998 (14:46). The guys get into the weariness of Mark McGwire and how he never really embraced the moment, the crowds that showed up every game for batting practice, Keown's mental image of a cross-armed Barry Bonds that summer, trying to rundown the steroids story, and Keown's thoughts on baseball's restart negotiations. Plus, Todd Radom on Busch Stadium and the weekly quiz (3:22).
COVID-19: Commonsense Conversations on the Coronavirus Pandemic
Recorded April 25, 2020.Dr. O’Connell is joined by Tim Keown to discuss how we could see sports reopen down the line and how the different rules in each state could play a part in that as well as what is being done in the meantime.Questions from this episode include:How has the pandemic affected the work you do, your approach to your work, and your access to stories?What are you hearing from athletes at various levels (high school, college, professional) about how they and their families are being affected by the pandemic?What are you hearing from various sports organizations and leagues about the guidance they are getting from health departments regarding the planning process for restarting sports?There was recently an NBA2K20 video game tournament among NBA players on ESPN. Are you seeing other similar activities among athletes either for entertainment or for charity purposes?Your host is Dr. Ted O’Connell, family physician, educator, and author of numerous textbooks and peer-reviewed articles. He holds academic appointments at UCSF, UC Davis, and Drexel University's medical schools and also founded the Kaiser Permanente Napa-Solano Community Medicine and Global Health Fellowship, the first program in the U.S. to formally combine both community medicine and global health. Follow Ted on Instagram (@tedoconnellmd) and Twitter (@tedoconnell)! Tim Keown is a senior writer for ESPN, where he has worked for more than 20 years. He wrote more than 40 cover stories during his time at ESPN The Magazine and is the author or co-author of eight books, including four New York Times best-sellers. Links for This Episode:Twitter: @TimKeownESPNEmail: tim.keown@espnmag.com https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/29083157/the-last-dance-dennis-rodman-embodied-pop-culture-phenomenon-90s-bulls https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2020/story/_/id/29001156/jordan-love-nfl-draft-prospects-illustrate-mystery-drafting-quarterbackShout Outs:@jordan3love@CC_Sabathia@moneylynch Napa DeliThenapadeli.comFacebook: @TheNapaDeli Big H DeliFacebook: @BigHDeli Slanted TreeSlantedtree.netFacebook: @slantedtreeSubmit Your Questions for the PodcastSend an email to info@arslonga.media or check out covidpodcast.comWhat Can You Do? You can help spread commonsense about COVID-19 by supporting this podcast. Hit subscribe, leave a positive review, and share it with your friends especially on social media. We can each do our part to ensure that scientifically accurate information about the pandemic spreads faster than rumors or fears. Remember to be vigilant, but remain calm. For the most trusted and real time information on COVID-19 and the coronavirus pandemic, both the CDC and WHO have dedicated web pages to keep the public informed. The information presented in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Producers: Madison Linden and Christopher Breitigan. Executive Producer: Patrick C. Beeman, MD
Dennis Rodman. Loved and hated by basketball fans and pop culture fans alike, he’s known for his off-court antics as much if not more than his success with the Chicago Bulls. ESPN’s Tim Keown got a super up-close view when he helped write Rodman’s 1996 autobiography Bad as I Wanna Be. As the Rodman-focused installment of the docuseries The Last Dance debuts, Keown tells the story of his weeks living with Dennis Rodman, and what he learned. Keown lived with the bad boy player at the height of his fame. Get his insights on Rodman's career and life here. Also, find more ESPN Daily podcasts here... http://www.espn.com/espnradio/podcast/archive?id=27767948
Ahead of Episodes 3 and 4 of "The Last Dance," Brian Windhorst, Jackie MacMullan and ESPN writer Tim Keown dive deep into the complicated man that was -- and still is -- Dennis Rodman. Plus, the crew discusses the '08 Celtics' group message (27:56) and the real reason why Ben Simmons is hesitant to shoot from beyond the arc (39:45).
On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, ESPN senior writer and co-author of ‘Bad As I Wanna Be’, Tim Keown joins Kevin Anderson to discuss Dennis Rodman’s autobiography, the 30 for 30 documentary, and the impact of sports on a community.0:45 Tim on the Rodman 30 for 30 and if it was an accurate portrayal of who Rodman is2:35 If he knew how big ‘Bad As I Wanna Be’ was going to be when it came out 5:00 On the process of writing the book and getting Rodman’s ‘voice’ right7:45 More on writing the book and getting Rodman’s words and thoughts in print9:40 On Rodman’s reaction to ‘Bad As I Wanna Be’11:15 On when Tim realized the impact of the book on Rodman13:10 Tim on how the book impacted his own career16:45 How Rodman came across as lonely in the 30 for 30 doc, is that accurate?18:50 On Rodman’s legacy, what will he be remembered for?21:20 On if Tim would like to do a follow-up book with Rodman22:40 On Tim’s story for ESPN on Paradise High School’s football team and the impact of recovering from the devastating fire in 201829:35 On how sports can help a community recover from a tragedy
Your Boy Q brings you an interview done by Christopher Gabriel on 940 ESPN Fresno with Tim Keown from ESPN the Magazine about the State of Sports in the City of Oakland, obviously with the Raiders and Warriors both bolting for Greener Pastures its very relevant. Plus your calls from the Locked On Raiders Podcast Voicemail line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Your Boy Q brings you an interview done by Christopher Gabriel on 940 ESPN Fresno with Tim Keown from ESPN the Magazine about the State of Sports in the City of Oakland, obviously with the Raiders and Warriors both bolting for Greener Pastures its very relevant. Plus your calls from the Locked On Raiders Podcast Voicemail line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
ESPN's Tim Keown discusses his story on Bailey Foley, a high school football player who suffered a severe head injury during a game and nearly died on the field. Foley's teammates vowed to "play like Bailey" on the way to a state title, leading to a tough question -- if something good comes from something terrible, was it worth it? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/razedsports/message
On the ninth episode of the sixth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Tim Keown (ESPN the Magazine) and Kevin Armstrong (NY Daily News). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Don get ready for March Madness, talk about the abrupt retirement of Adam LaRoche, and look back at the first 8 days of the Gawker v. Hulk Hogan trial including testimony from a former guest of the show. The book club says goodbye to the first book of 2016 called, This is Your Brain on Sports: The Science of Underdogs, the Value of Rivalry, and What We Can Learn from the T-Shirt Cannon by Jon Wertheim and Sam Sommers and stats fresh with a new book called, Boys Among Men: How the Prep-to-Pro Generation Redefined the NBA and Sparked a Basketball Revolution by Jonathan Abrams. Finally, the show ends with Don talking about Facebook turing into shit, and Steve tries to figure out what Yale hockey means to him. -Tim Keown is making his first appearance (0:24:59) on the podcast to talk about his ESPN the Magazine feature on Bryce Harper. Tim compares Harper to Cam Newton, talks about how Bryce wants to change some of the unwritten rules in baseball, and Harper taking the next step towards being the face of baseball. Tim also talks about his position at ESPN the Magazine, explains why he loves his beat (or lack there of), and hints at a future story about the demographics that make up youth baseball in the United States. -Kevin Armstrong is making his first appearance (0:59:37) on the podcast to talk about his feature in the New York Daily News about the unique basketball gyms in Brooklyn. With the NCAA Tournament set to make its debut at Barclays, Kevin wrote about the windows on the top of roofs, the visiting player benches that don't exist and the unique ways money has been raised in some of Brooklyn's toughest neighborhoods to build new gyms. Kevin also talks about hockey at BC, the front and back page cover wars in New York City, and gives a prediction for the Final Four.
Tim Keown from ESPN the Magazine joins us to discuss the possibility that construction for sports venues in the United States will come to a grinding halt because of the unwillingness of taxpayers to foot the bill for sports venues and also because of the credit crisis that may prohibit sports owners from borrowing money to build these venues. Gold medalist Paralympian Josh George joins us to discuss his amazing story. read more
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