Podcast appearances and mentions of tim teufel

He was a key component of the amazing World Series champion New York Mets in '86. Now, hear what Tim Teufel, the man with the distinctive shuffle, has to say about this year's MLB playoffs, how golf and baseball are similar (and different), and who would join him in his dream foursome. Step up to the plate and settle in with the "Teufel Shuffle," on "Musings on Golf."

**Dwight Gooden's Historic Number Retirement | Exclusive Interviews** On April 14, 2024, the New York Mets honored Dwight Gooden by retiring his iconic number 16, marking a historic day for the legendary pitcher. Join host Harlan Friedman in an exclusive episode featuring in-depth interviews with teammates, friends, and Dwight himself. Discover the incredible journey that began on a baseball field in 1960s Tampa with his father, Dan Gooden. From highs to lows, this story culminates in a well-deserved celebration. Harlan sits down with Dwight to discuss this monumental event, his life, baseball, mental health and his current endeavors. Special guests include former teammates Jesse Orosco, Tim Teufel, Howard Johnson, and Barry Lyons. Also featured are Dwight's nephew and 500 Home Run Club member Gary Sheffield, New York Mets VP of Media Relations Jay Horowitz, former Mets pitcher and broadcaster Nelson Figueroa, Super Bowl champion Sean Landeta, New York Yankees advisor Rey Negron, and more. Don't miss this exclusive look at Dwight Gooden's legendary career and the people who were part of his remarkable journey. Subscribe now for more captivating stories from the world of sneakers and street culture.

When Francisco Álvarez was hit by a pitch yesterday to lead off the bottom of the ninth inning, Buck Showalter made the move that any manager would, sending in Tim Locastro to run for his catcher, needing him to go 270 feet to win the game.It turned out that Álvarez just could have scored as easily as Locastro did, as DJ Stewart singled, Mark Vientos walked, and Rafael Ortega laced the walkoff single to right field.The last time the Mets had a pinch-runner come in and score as part of a walkoff rally was three years ago today, Billy Hamilton in the seventh inning at Yankee Stadium, in a doubleheader nightcap where the Mets were the home team. In that one, Jeff McNeil walked against Aroldis Chapman, and Hamilton came in and stole second base before trotting home on Amed Rosario's two-run shot.In that instance, Hamilton represented the tying run. So did Juan Lagares when he scored on Dominic Smith's home run to end the 2019 season. But it is Lagares who was the previous Mets pinch-runner to bring home a walkoff run. On September 26, 2017, Kevin Plawecki greeted A.J. Minter with a single as the Mets were tied 3-3 with Atlanta. Smith walked and Rosario struck out before Travis Taijeron delivered the winning hit.There's been only one time in Mets history that a runner entered the game, stole a base, and scored the winning run, and it was in the 13th inning on April 23, 1992, after a duel between Bret Saberhagen and Donovan Osborne went scoreless into extras. The Mets had already caught Rex Hudler stealing in the 12th when Dave Magadan singled with one out in the 13th — he was replaced at first by Rodney McCray, who became famous the year before.You've seen that video a million times. You probably haven't seen McCray go to second on a Junior Noboa single, steal third, and after an intentional walk to Charlie O'Brien, score the winning run when Juan Agosto hit Daryl Boston with a pitch. Well, now you can, because that game is on YouTube, with Tim McCarver and Ralph Kiner on the call.Shoutout to Keith Miller, who pinch-ran for Garry Templeton after a leadoff single in the ninth inning of a 5-4 game, got picked off but advanced to second because Expos pitcher Barry Jones threw the ball away, then stole third and eventually scored on Kevin McReynolds' walkoff grand slam off Scott Ruskin. That was the last walkoff grand slam the Mets hit at Shea, following Mike Jorgensen in 1980 and Tim Teufel in 1986. Tim Harkness and Jim Hickman each did it in 1963 at the Polo Grounds, while Citi Field has had walkoff slams by Jordany Valdespin in 2013, Ike Davis in 2014, and José Bautista in 2018. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

I had a whole thing that I wanted to write about the start of spring training and emotion and life and so much stuff to go with this episode, but I couldn't put it together how I wanted, so it's not happening. Let it be said that I'm so happy to be back podding with this group (I know we've had a couple of other episodes along the way, but the last time Addy was on this podcast feed was The Fuckin' Emma Stone Game.And that brings us to the replacement content for the thing I didn't write, as Emma Stone is out and Kate Upton is in, as we discussed on the show. That's right, it's time to talk about nudes.Specifically, Gary Carter, whose 1986 Ivory soap commercial appeared in my YouTube scroll…That's a really good commercial! They did a nice job cutting the highlights, the supporting actor looks kinda like Tim Teufel, and Carter was a natural for ads with his effusive demeaor.But it was something else that struck me. That bathroom tile.That bathroom tile is so familiar. Why is that bathroom tile so familiar? Where have I seen that bathroom tile, to the extent that I don't remember that bathroom, but am struck with instant nostalgia?Zest, like Ivory, is (or was) a Proctor & Gamble product. Did P&G have a shower studio for its ads? How many famous people got in their duhnahduhnahs in that space? Is it still there? Is this the world's most famous bathroom? Ah, well, Iron Head asked questions better than I do. —JSUse the code IRONHEAD for 10% off at the willetspen.com shop :) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

On a special live episode of the “Amazin' But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys host the show from EBBS Brewing Co. outside Citi Field following Old Timers' Day Saturday. They discuss how special Old Timers' Day was, seeing Mets greats all together and the great job by Mets ownership to make it all happen. They then talk about the Mets win, the tight NL East standings, the bullpen and Buck Showalter making the magic happen. Fans from the audience then answer Mets trivia questions for prizes. They close the show playing interviews with Billy Wagner, John Franco, Tim Teufel, Glendon Rusch and Dwight Gooden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jay Horwitz catches up with 1986 World Series champions Mookie Wilson and Tim Teufel as they gear up for Old Timers' Day. They reminisce about the 1986 team and discuss the 2022 squad and so much more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we got to meet and talk to Tim Teufel, the former NY Mets 2nd baseman from the 1986 World Champion World SeriesTeam.

Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open up the show reacting to the Mets’ comeback win Wednesday night, keeping their playoff hopes hanging by a thread. They discuss J.D. Davis’ big game, the young core and then get into Steve Cohen becoming the new Mets owner. Will Cohen spend money and turn the franchise into a contender every year? The guys then get into Jacob deGrom’s injury, if he should make his final two starts and the playoff chase. Then 1986 Mets World Series champion Tim Teufel then joins the show. Teufel talks about coaching at the alternate site in Brooklyn this summer, the Mets’ baserunning woes, the 1986 team, staying ready in that World Series, the team not winning another one in 1987, his Tom Seaver story and Cohen becoming owner.

God's on the mound, and the devil is aiming for right field. Links: Card listing on Beckett Follow-up: Correct listing for the reason for Tommy's tirade Get Metsmerized "Last Call for 4 Mets at Cooter's" Teufel Shuffle (With German pronunciation it could be Joyful Teufel) Excellent brawl w/ Rob Dibble

Arky Vaughan was one of the most underappreciated superstars in history until his reputation was restored by Bill James. Vaughan's disappearance has always been linked with an attempted players' strike with the Dodgers in 1943 that occurred 77 years ago this week. But that's not the whole story, as Mike and Bill discovered in talking to Steven Goldman, of Baseball Prospectus and The Infinite Inning. Plus, happy birthday to Tim Teufel and Willie Wilson!

Teufel now works for the Mets organization as a minor league coordinator.

Darren Meenan and Brian Erni recap the Queens Baseball Convention, and talk about the famous Bobby Valentine fake mustache disguise. Bobby himself tells the tale of how it all came about. POLL: What one Mets series over the years would you change the outcome of? Are the Islanders moving to Flushing? Shout out to former Mets pitcher Anthony Young who's undergoing treatment for a brain tumor. Also, a funny Tim Teufel story about Roger McDowell watching a game from the Wrigley Field bleachers. As usual get to their follows/tweets/clip of the week. Episodes are taped on Facebook live each Thursday night around 6pm and we hold a Q&A at the end from the comments section. Give a listen and if you're in to it, share with your friends, subscribe and leave a review.

Tim Teufel speaks with moderator Michael Baron at the 2017 Queens Baseball Convention.

A podcast about the New York Mets and Star Wars. This week Jason "confirms" an amazing rumor about Darth Vader, and we continue the History of the Mets with The Collapses! METS 00:20 Jay Bruce 06:30 Pick a 3B: Wright, Reyes, Murphy, Turner 10:00 Wally vs. Sandy 18:00 Queens Baseball Convention with Bobby Valentine and Tim Teufel is January 28th www.queensbaseballconvention.com 20:00 Terry Collins’ wins total 22:00 History of the Mets Part 5: The 2007 and 2008 Collapses STAR WARS 40:00 Woody Harrelson confirms his role as Han Solo’s mentor 43:00 use of Carrie FIsher’s image 49:00 Rebels recap: Saw Guerrera 54:25 will Jason confirm this amazing Episode 8 rumor about Darth Vader?

In Episode 30 of For All You Kids Out There, it is another slow news week in Metsland, so Jeffrey and Jarrett spend most of the first half of the show talking about Hunter Harvey. It happens. Also the Jean Segura trade. As this is nominally a Mets podcast we do talk about Gary Cohen and Tim Teufel.In the second half of the show we are jjoined by Skyler Kanfer of BP Mets to go over the 21st to 30th best prospects in the Mets system as news breaks all around us.And in the third half of the show we answer a question about...uh...Gary Cohen, and chat a bit about the pro wrestling. The Winter Meetings start soon we promise.

Dan Twohig drops by to tell us all about the 2016 Queens Baseball Convention which is January 23rd at O'Neill's Maspeth. Bobby Valentine, Bud Harrelson and Tim Teufel will attend. The Dan tells us why he doesn't like The Force Awakens

Our good friend Keith Blacknick joins us to chat all the awesome things happening as part of the 2016 Queens Baseball Convention! Panels with Bobby Valentine, Bud Harrelson and Tim Teufel, as well as the chance for an autograph with the latter two included in the price of your ticket. Panels run by Mets beat writers and other media members. Appearances by Mr. Met and Brooklyn Cyclones mascots Sandy and Pee Wee. And so much more! For more information go to QBC16.com! Follow the show on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! Check out DHAPshow.com! #phenomenal