Podcast appearances and mentions of todd macculloch

(0:00-22:23) Today on middays, Bob Cooney opens the show with his first page news for all the major Philly sports teams. The Sixers now sit 8th in the Eastern conference standings, Joel Embiid's return but not tonight, the Flyers loss last night and now their chances of playoffs dwindling. He also goes over the Phillies loss to the Cincinnati Reds in extra innings, another blown lead, but what shined for the Phils. Haason Reddick's press conference with the Jets since being traded has some dissecting to do. (22:37-34:27) Bob continues his topics, talks about the women's NCAA tournament, and goes to the phone lines. Joel Embiid is out for tonight's game, but how exciting will it be to see him on the court with the teams acquisitions since his injury. (34:33-44:26) Former 76er Todd MacCulloch and Sixers announcer Matt Cord join Bob! Todd shares updates about his life. (44:32-57:32) NBCS Philadelphia's John Clark joins Bob to talk about all the latest in everything Philly sports. He talks about the return of Embiid, the Sixers and Flyers playoff push. (57:46-1:08:51) ESPN's Steve Levy joins Bob Cooney to talk about John Tortorella and the Flyers, their playoff push and the latest with the team!

(0:00-22:23) Today on middays, Bob Cooney opens the show with his first page news for all the major Philly sports teams. The Sixers now sit 8th in the Eastern conference standings, Joel Embiid's return but not tonight, the Flyers loss last night and now their chances of playoffs dwindling. He also goes over the Phillies loss to the Cincinnati Reds in extra innings, another blown lead, but what shined for the Phils. Haason Reddick's press conference with the Jets since being traded has some dissecting to do. (22:37-34:27) Bob continues his topics, talks about the women's NCAA tournament, and goes to the phone lines. Joel Embiid is out for tonight's game, but how exciting will it be to see him on the court with the teams acquisitions since his injury. (34:33-44:26) Former 76er Todd MacCulloch and Sixers announcer Matt Cord join Bob! Todd shares updates about his life. (44:32-1:00:56) NBCS Philadelphia's John Clark joins Bob to talk about all the latest in everything Philly sports. He talks about the return of Embiid, the Sixers and Flyers playoff push. (1:01:10-1:14:45) Bob asks Ray about whether or not he believes Rob Thomson may be in a slump and explains why he thinks so. Plus, they react to John Tortorella's comments from last night. (1:14:51-1:22:58) Joel Embiid's return date is still not definite. The guys discuss where they think the 76ers will sit in standings come playoff time. They talk more about Tortorella's comments and coaching. (1:23:04-1:44:40) ESPN's Steve Levy joins Bob Cooney to talk about John Tortorella and the Flyers, their playoff push and the latest with the team! (1:44:46-1:56:59) Bob and Ray react to what Steve Levy had to say with Bob the previous segment. (1:57:06-2:25:44) The guys continue the show talking about John Tortorella and their opinions on his coaching. Ray also reads from the text line. (2:25:59-2:43:57) To wrap up the show Ray shares with Bob some texts that share what they wish they could change in sports. They also talk about the women's NCAA tournament, particularly Iowa's win over LSU.

Special Episode! Rest in Peace to Greg Francis who passed away on April 2nd, 2023. Greg was an integral part of the 2000 team and a great person and teammate From 2000 to now! Well, WE DID IT! @canadabasketball has qualified on the men's side for the first time since the 2000 Olympics in Australia! As a show we thought it would be fun to revisit those memories with a few of the ones that did it- Jay Triano, Andrew Mavis, Eric Hinrichsen, Todd MacCulloch, Shawn Swords, Jonny Lee and Peter Guarasci! The fellas go back in time and think about their own experience combined with the emotions they felt when realizing Canada had made the Olympics for 2024! Some great insight, thoughts and Canadian pride in this episode plus a guest appearance from a young up-and-coming journalist and hoop head Alex Adams! Alex was on the sidelines in Jakarta reporting on the FIBAWC games and bringing great insight through his podcasts with Raptors Republic. It goes without saying that if you love basketball in our Country you need to check this one out! Congratulations to every single player, coach, manager, staff, media, parent, etc who had some part in this journey! 23 years gone in a flash and there's only more to come! Episode 116 is live!!!!! #AHoopsJourney Reach out to us at ahoopsjourney@gmail.com Jay Triano, Andrew Mavis, Eric Hinrichsen, Todd MacCulloch, Shawn Swords, Jonny Lee and Peter Guarasci Alex Adams https://twitter.com/AlexAdamsBTP https://www.raptorsrepublic.com/2023/08/25/canada-rout-france-win-2023-fiba-wc-opener/ Aaron Mitchell - Host Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/a_a_mitch/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahoopsjourney/ Website: https://www.ahoopsjourney.com/ Sponsors: PGC Basketball https://pgcbasketball.com/ Parkside Brewery https://www.theparksidebrewery.com/ ATO Basketball Merchants https://www.atobball.com/

Joey And Taylor break down Canada's first ever medal performance at the FIBA World Cup and first Olympic berth since 2000 with member of that Olympic squad and former NBA centre Todd MacCulloch

Ben starts the show with Michael Grange who will be up early for Canada's semi-final against Serbia. It's been a wild run for the team and he points to the steady hand of Rowan Barrett and how he guided the team to this feat. Next, Adnan Virk looks at the decline of the Texas Rangers in time for a massive series with the Jays next week (26:07). Then his thoughts on the US Open, the rise of Ben Shelton and why ratings and attendance in the US are soaring during the tournament. Later, former Raiders CEO and CBS analyst Amy Trask looks ahead to Week 1, why Chris Jones can still find his way into the game tonight and what's caught her eye heading into the start of the season (49:38). We close with former Canadian basketball star Todd MacCulloch who was on the last team to play in the Olympics on what's it been like following Team Canada at the FIBA World Cup (1:16:40). 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.

Zoo catches up with former Philadelphia Sixers big man, turned pinball wizard, Todd MacCulloch! Todd, 2nd round draft pick in the 1999 NBA Draft as out of the Pac-10 to the Philadelphia 76ers, touches on his playing days, broadcasting, pinball career and much more. Follow along on YouTube and all social media platforms. New episodes will be released every Wednesday! Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fresh-24-with-marc-zumoff/id1679614878 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/51J6xRWwoeXEFLkzZiY1a3?si=ecc77c6663db44d9 YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@fresh24withmarczumoff⁠ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/fresh24withmarczumoff/⁠ Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/Fresh24Zumoff

One of the hosts of the show has been suspended. Derek and JoeEDangerously carry on to discuss the Bad News Bears, Gary Rossington, Joe Jarzynka, Todd MacCulloch, Danny Farmer, Cade McNown, Sean McGrew, the Kelso Red Lion, Steve Gaines and Ronnie Van Zant. Shout out to BananasNBlondes, Swaye (two shouts outs!), CFettersNachoLover and haie. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hardcorehusky/support

Today on the Basketball Manitoba podcast, we have a very special guest, Todd MacCulloch. Todd is a Manitoba basketball legend. He attended Shaftsbury High School, where he helped lead the team to consecutive championships in 1993 and 1994. He was also a member of the Manitoba Provincial Team program for four summers, including at the 1993 Canada Summer Games, where he helped lead Manitoba to a victory over a Steve Nash-led Team British Columbia. He was heavily recruited from high school and decided to play at the University of Washington. He was named an All-Pac 10 First Team All-Star and led all NCAA Division 1 players in field goal percentage in his last three seasons. In 1999, he made Manitoba history by being selected 47th overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA draft. He played in the NBA Finals two years in a row (2001 and 2002). However, after four seasons in the NBA, he was forced to retire prematurely because of a neuromuscular disorder that affected his feet. Internationally, he represented Canada 93 times. He won bronze at the 1995 Universiade Games In 1999, He won Silver at the FIBA Americas championship and qualified for the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. In Sydney, Canada won its group defeating Yugoslavia but lost to eventual Silver Medalist France in the quarterfinals and finished seventh. This is the last time the Men's program has been at the Olympic Games. He rounded out his international career with a Bronze at the 2001 FIBA Americas in Argentina. He has been a great supporter of inner-city basketball programs in Winnipeg for over 20 years, with a program that has seen over 10,000 children participate that still bears his name to this day, the Todd MacCulloch Hoops School. He is a Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame member (2009), Manitoba High Schools Hall of Fame class of 2009, Manitoba Sports Hall member Class of 2014 and was inducted into the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/basketball-manitoba/message

Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show talking about James Harden's incredible play with the Nets. They discuss his return to Houston on Wednesday, his legacy and how good this Nets team has looked since his arrival. In “Kerry's Corner,” Robin and producer Jake Brown ask Kerry about how to be a great role player, his ending with the Nets and going to the Clippers, the 2002 Nets starting lineup and what Todd MacCulloch was like. Nets great Derrick Coleman then joins the show. Coleman discusses his Nets teams vs. these Nets teams, playing in the swamps in New Jersey, what could have been with his Nets teams, Drazen Petrovic memories, going up against Kerr and the change in today's NBA. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Hoops Journey enters the Arcade as we sit down with former Canadian National team, Philadelphia 76er and New Jersey Nets center, Todd MacCulloch. The Winnipeg native and Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame inductee reflects on his hoops journey; from the University of Washington and being a 2x All-Pac-10 First team, playing with Allen Iverson, battling against Shaq in the NBA Finals, and dealing with a premature end to his basketball career. Plus, Todd talks about the 2000 Olympics with Jay and Steve, and some of the funniest stories ever told on this podcast. Sit down, grab a cold one, and enjoy your Friday night with this hilarious episode!

Kevin Olszewski and Brian Munz look ahead to week 12 in the NFL and discuss the latest news in the NHL. Guests: Former NBA player Todd MacCulloch (25:00), TSN.ca writer Travis Yost (48:56), Pittsburgh sportswriter Dejan Kovacevic (1:00:38) and Brandon Wheat Kings head coach Don MacGillivray (1:13:25).

Former NBA center Todd MacCulloch is one of our favorite guests on The Mike Wise Show. In this Quick Hitter, Todd talks about the movie "Isolation," where he has been cast in a role that is 180 degrees different from how he is in real life. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Todd MacCulloch is a unique member of the basketball family. He was a legit big man who battled Shaq in the NBA Finals two straight years with two different teams ('01 w/Philly and '02 w/the Nets). He was forced to retire due to a foot condition just as his best basketball was in front of him. His take on life, his budding acting career, his story telling, and his sense of humor have combined with Mike to make this the podcast the one you need to hear.

Former Sixer & NBA player, Todd MacCulloch, joins the show to talk about his time in the NBA playing with and against some of the greatest players the game has seen.

Catching up (way up) with Todd about the return of the NBA and other sports, plus pinball arcades, competitions, family, and his movie…WHAT!?! Listen to find out! https://ew.com/movies/isolation-horror-movie-quarantine/

In Hour 1, Marsh, Kyle and Sean talk about Todd MacCulloch, banjos, and Rob Gronkowski's return to the NFL is the topic of One Big Question.

This one is a biggie!  That's what she said.  We're joined by former NBA star and massive pin collector Todd MacCulloch.  Also the Hot Wheels interview with Joe Balcer and Josh Kugler.  The real story behind "Pointy Elbows" and much more!!  Join Franchi, TPF Ed and Dr. Pin for a gem of an episode!

If you've listened to Tom McGinnis call 76ers games over the past 25 years, you know the man can talk. But he's also a good listener. In the debut episode of Tom's new podcast series - TOM's Talks - the iconic radio man reconnects with his former partner, Todd MacCulloch, who was a member of the Sixers' 2001 NBA Finals team. Hear new episodes of TOM's Talks every weekend on the 76ers Podcast Network. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/76ers/message

If you've listened to Tom McGinnis call 76ers games over the past 25 years, you know the man can talk. But he's also a good listener. In the debut episode of Tom's new podcast series - TOM's Talks - the iconic radio man reconnects with his former partner, Todd MacCulloch, who was a member of the Sixers' 2001 NBA Finals team. Hear new episodes of TOM's Talks every weekend on the 76ers Podcast Network.

Spen and Nick talk about the Nets possibly adding a Third Star, Todd MacCulloch being dominated by Shaq in the 2002 finals, and their Top 3 Most Underachieving Nets of All Time. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A number of guests of the Catch and Shoot podcast have had close ties with NBA legend Allen Iverson. His coach Larry Brown, former teammate Todd MacCulloch and radio voice Tom McGinnis all share their stories of "The Answer."

Todd MacCulloch is one of the most entertaining basketball personalities anywhere. He started at center in two straight NBA Finals, battling Shaquille O'Neal both times. His career was cut short by injuries and he is now a professional pinball player. His stories about Allen Iverson, Shaq, and comedian Dave Chappelle are insightful and funny. His story about how he ended up in one of Chappelle's skits is classic. Todd also describes what it was like guarding Yao Ming and accidentally catching a bald eagle ... while fishing! Todd is guaranteed to make you smile and his story telling skills are outstanding.

The term "Keepin' it Real" is overused and frequently inaccurate. Not so in this shortened version of Catch and Shoot with Adam Stanco, Noah Coslov, and Todd MacCulloch. Todd's brief but memorable NBA career was cut short by a painful nerve condition in his feet at a the age of 27. But his spirit, sense of humor, and incredible self awareness have gotten him through some difficult times. His story is interesting, memorable, inspiring, and at times hilarious. And did we mention he is also a professional pinball player?

Todd MacCulloch had a brief but eventful four year NBA career, playing in the NBA Finals in 2001 and 2002. After having his career cut short by a nerve disorder that caused extreme pain to his feet, he worked as a broadcaster and then became a professional pinball player. In this visit with Noah Coslov and Adam Stanco, Todd shares great stories about Allen Iverson, Shaquille O'Neal, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash, and how he reacted when the Nets signed him to a $34 million dollar contract. Todd's stories are frequently "laugh out loud" funny and he is one of the most self aware individuals you'll ever hear.

Todd MacCulloch joins Chuck and Buck to discuss the news of Kawhi Leonard going home to the Los Angeles Clippers.

Slickhawk and Bucky are joined by Todd Macculloch to discuss would you rather have a Super Bowl or the NFL Draft in Seattle.

Former UW Husky and NBA player Todd MacCulloch discusses his Final Four, National Champion, and predicts how far the Huskies will go in the tournament.

I mean March Madness. It's talk about the 2018 NCAA tourney, pinball and more with my fellow ginger Canuck.

Jonah Keri hits nothing but nets with Ian Eagle on his 24 years calling Nets basketball games; his reaction to the wild Jags-Steelers game he called last weekend and the even wilder Vikings-Saints finish; the great Bill Raftery; being a jack-of-all-trades in broadcasting; a delightful Todd MacCulloch story (!?!?!); Ian's life tip, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Wednesday, Winnipeg basketball legend Todd MacCulloch told us there's a new pinball league in the city. We checked it out and found the Manitoba Pinball League, which just held its first event on February 12th. We speak with the man who started the league, David Morris.

Former NBA player and current pinball player, collector and operator Todd MacCulloch joins us to talk about his career, the ideal mind-frame for playing pinball (shout out to Bowen Kerins!), hosting the 2012 IFPA World Championships, boutique pinball manufacturers, and a whole slew of other topics! Graham gets sidetracked talking about Canada's national sport, and Todd and Kayla nail Name that Game quick and early. Wonderful guest, wonderful episode. Enjoy!

Todd is a former NBA player, pinball collector, and operator in the Pacific Northwest. He joins me to talk about some of the fantastic EM arcade games in his collection, along with a few new additions. Todd has a variety of modern games at various establishments around Seattle - be sure to look up those establishments next time you're in town!

It’s our 1 day late (as usual) Halloween extravaganza. We are lucky enough to have with us again, the undisputed Queen of Halloween herself, Cassandra (Elvira… Mistress of the Dark) Peterson!!! We also chat with crazy pinball dude Todd MacCulloch.