Podcast appearances and mentions of trevor hildenberger

Staffcast's Trevor Hildenberger is back on the show to relay firsthand experience with the Sacramento River Cats stadium proposed as the temporary home of the Athletics. Then we talk about the latest Ohtani controversy around authentication at ballparks, the new uniforms, and then an F1 update. Check out www.patreon.com/battingaround to support the show and get bonus episodes.

In the debut episode, Richard, Trevor, and Sean talk about retirement, becoming a crank, relievers being freaks, bathroom breaks, and Eddie Guardado. Follow your incredibly cool hosts on Twitter: twitter.com/whatwouldDOOdo/ twitter.com/t_hildy twitter.com/RichardStaff Episode art by Abigail Noy (sympatheticinker.com) Original photo by Scott Taetsch Intro: Tweezer Reprise - Phish Outro: Shooting Stars - Bag Raiders

In this edition of Locked On Twins, Brandon is joined by former Twins reliever Trevor Hildenberger to talk all about his upbringing in the game, the 2015 AFL, his stellar 2017 season and the 2018 season that was frustrating for all involved.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

In this edition of Locked On Twins, Brandon is joined by former Twins reliever Trevor Hildenberger to talk all about his upbringing in the game, the 2015 AFL, his stellar 2017 season and the 2018 season that was frustrating for all involved. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Alex and Bobby discuss the role of the audiologist in society and reflect briefly on the ongoing WGA strike, then dive into a CBS Sports article about the potential for a front office union, Jerry Reinsdorf's comments about the White Sox level of play, and the Angels concern over negative energy from the media. Then they bring on minor league pitcher and friend of the pod Trevor Hildenberger to discuss what it was like forming a whole dang minor league union, how the fight for a housing policy introduced many young players to the idea of organizing, how members went about deciding which issues to prioritize for their first CBA, and much more. Follow Trevor on Twitter at @t_hildy. Links:Baseball's next unionization effort could be in front offices Jerry Reinsdorf talks the business of sports The Angels don't appreciate negative energy from reporters Join the Tipping Pitches Patreon Tipping Pitches merchandise Songs featured in this episode:Parquet Courts — “Dust” • Thundercat — “Friend Zone” • Booker T & the M.G.'s — “Green Onions”

Trevor Hildenberger was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 22nd round of the 2014 MLB Draft and made his major league debut in 2017. His journey to the pros wasn't easy, even prior to being drafted. No matter what, he had the mindset of never giving up on chasing his dream. Whether it was changing his arm slot in college, finding new ways to be effective on the mound, or powering through moments where he was released, Hildenberger kept pushing forward. He joins us this week to share his story with you all and talk about the things in life who have made him the player and human being he is today.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR31o93xkUEPowered by Blast Baseball. Click the link below and enter code "LIVE" at checkout to save $10. Unlock your potential with Blast! https://www.blastmotion.com/products/baseball/?utm_source=prospects+live&utm_medium=paid+endemic&utm_campaign=2023+B2C&utm_content=baseball” Prospects Live - https://www.prospectslive.com/Twitter @ProspectsLive - https://twitter.com/ProspectsLiveJared Perkins' Twitter @JaredCP1Caleb Mezzy's Twitter @Caleb_Mezzy

On this episode, we welcome Trevor Hildenberger, currently of the Sacramento RiverCats, formerly of the New York Mets, and forever one of the pioneers of Minor League Baseball players unionizing.We talked a lot about that last bit on the show, but not at all about the Mets, so let's give Trevor his due here as arguably the greatest strikeout artist in franchise history.If we're having an argument, we need to define some terms, and for the purposes of arguing that Trevor is the Mets' greatest strikeout artist, the most important term is that we are measuring this with strikeouts per nine innings. Since arriving in New York in 2019, Edwin Díaz has a 15.4 K/9 rate, just behind Josh Hader at 15.6 in all of Major League Baseball for pitchers with at least 30 innings pitched over the last four-plus seasons. As it happens, Díaz and Hader each have pitched 208.1 innings from 2019 through this writing — Hader has 362 punchouts, six more than Díaz.But does an artist really need a substantial body of work to prove their greatness? Or is greatness about what is achieved? There's only one Sex Pistols album, and they're in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (although they correctly refused to attend). So, what about the pitchers in Mets history with a higher strikeout rate than Díaz, but for whom the universe didn't see fit to log more innings in orange and blue?Hildenberger is, like Díaz, at 15.4 K/9 as a Met. Only, for Trevor that's rounding down from 15.43, while for Díaz it's roudning up from 15.38. Also at 15.43 is Kane Davis, who had 24 strikeouts over 14 innings in 16 appearances for the 2002 Mets. But in more than half of those appearances (9), Davis had either one strikeout or none at all. How can he then be in the conversation for greatest strikeout artist alongside someone (our pal Trevor) who struck out a pair of batters in each of his outings as a Met?There are four pitchers in Mets history with a higher K/9 than Hildenberger, one of whom is Bryce Montes de Oca. We all hoped to see him adding to his strikeout total this season, currently 6 in 3.1 IP (16.2 K/9), but he's now recovering from Tommy John surgery. So we can't really say what we've got there.Three more: Sam Clay, Bob Gibson, and Kenny Greer, each with two strikeouts in a lone inning of work as a Met.First of all, not that Bob Gibson (though he was a Mets pitching coach), but the one who pitched 97 games for the Brewers from 1983-86, plus the eighth inning of the Mets' 7-5 loss to the Astros at Shea Stadium on July 25, 1987. Gibson struck out Kevin Bass and the late Ken Caminiti (then a rookie) in his scoreless frame.You might remember Clay from August 20 of last year in Philadelphia, where he pitched the ninth inning of an 8-2 win in the first game of a doubleheader. Clay struck out Bryson Stott to start what wound up being his only inning as a Met, and should have had the game end on a two-out grounder by Matt Vierling, only Brett Baty made his first major league error. That extended the game, which Clay ended by striking out Kyle Schwarber.Greeer's game is the coolest, and he got the win for it. On September 29, 1993, the next-to-last home game for a dismal Mets team, an epic battle took place between Bobby Jones (the main one) of New York and Rheal Cormier of the St. Louis Cardinals. Neither allowed a run.Jones, in fact, pitched 10 shutout innings. Cormier went seven, followed by Paul Kilgus, Mike Perez, Lee Guetterman, Rob Murphy, and Les Lancaster. Relieving Jones were Jeff Innis for three innings, then Mauro Gozzo for another three… and then, to start the top of the 17th, a 26-year-old out of UMass whom the Mets had acquired 12 days earlier from the Yankees for Frank Tanana.Greer, in his major league debut, came one pitch from striking out the side. Erik Pappas lined to left on a 2-2 pitch leading off, then Greer got Geronimo Peña swinging and Lancaster looking. In the bottom of the 17th, Eddie Murray (previously 0-for-5) led off with a single and Jeff Kent (previously 0-for-6) doubled him home for a 1-0 Mets win.The problem with Greer's case as a strikeout artist is that one of his strikeouts was Lancaster, a pitcher who hit .098 in his career and struck out 64 times in 132 career at-bats. Greer's got one of the coolest stories for a one-game Mets career (he was on the 1995 Giants for eight games, as well), if not the coolest, but that's not what we're here for.Gibson striking out Bass and Caminiti is neat, but Bass really just had the one good year and Caminiti didn't get good until later. Clay had the strikeout equivalent of an unearned run.Hildenberger, on the other hand, got two strikeouts in a scoreless inning at Coors Field, plus one of his strikeouts in Chicago was Willson Contreras, not an All-Star that season, but in seasons both before and since among his three career nods to date.Also, Trevor came on our show. He's obviously the greatest. Duh.Oh, and this is the book Baseball Rules In Pictures that came off the shelf during the show. We will absolutely be digging into it more in the future. 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

In episode 133 of RizzoCast, we are joined by San Francisco Giants right-hander Trevor Hildenberger to discuss his time in Spring Training, what it means to be reassigned, growing up in the Bay Area, playing with Mitch Haniger in high school, helping unionize the minor leagues, his style of pitching, reaction on the pitch clock and shift rules and more! Watch and listen to RizzoCast's full episodes: https://linktr.ee/RizzoCast Follow RizzoCast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RizzoCast Follow RizzoCast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rizzocast/ Follow Steven Rissotto on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StevenRissotto --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/steven-rissotto/support

Bay Area native, and current River Cats righty Trevor Hildenberger joined Johnny Doskow to talk about his time in Cal, his path to the Majors, and more on the latest River Cats Nine Lives Podcast. Visit Rivercats.com for the latest news on the Sacramento River Cats and subscribe to the Nine Lives Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, or Anchor so you never miss a show.

*UNLOCKED FOR RELIEVER WEEK ON BATTING AROUNG* We talked to professional baseball player Trevor Hildenberger about what happened behind closed doors during the effort to organize the minor leaguers. We also talked about his path to professional baseball and he fills us in on the exciting world of F1 racing. Outtro: Jeff Rosenstock - Polar Bear or Africa

Trevor Hildenberger on struggling with finances in the minors, life in the big league bullpen and how improved conditions in the minors will help the sport of baseball. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-phenom-to-the-farm/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Bobby and Alex discuss Queen Elizabeth, MLB's decision to voluntarily recognize the minor league union, and the rule changes coming in 2023. Then they bring on San Francisco Giants reliever Trevor Hildenberger to discuss the timeline of the minor league unionization effort, what the conversations were like in the clubhouse, how life in the minor leagues shifted his perception of labor, and more. Follow Trevor at @t_hildy. Links: Steve Gelbs wrecks Zack Hample Songs featured in this episode: Kelly Clarkson — "Breakaway" • Luther Vandross — "Never Too Much" • David Archuleta — "Crush" • Booker T & the M.G.'s — “Green Onions”

Welcome to Amazin’ Avenue in Conversation, a podcast from Amazin’ Avenue where we invite interesting people on the show to talk about themselves, the Mets, and more. On Monday, Amazin’ Avenue’s resident film expert, Grace Carbone, was joined by Trevor Hildenberger, relief pitcher for the New York Mets, to discuss their mutual love of film. Among other things, they discuss Stanley Kubrick, college film classes, criticism, and Jurassic Park. You can listen or subscribe to all of our wonderful Amazin’ Avenue Audio podcasts through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, Spotify, or listen wherever you get podcasts. Check out AmazinAvenue.com for all your Mets needs, and make sure to follow the site on Twitter (@AmazinAvenue), as well as hosts Grace Carbone (@ODGuitar) and Brian Salvatore (@BrianNeedsaNap). Follow Trevor on Twitter and Instagram (@t_hildy). Tune in on Fridays for more Amazin’ Avenue In Conversation, and Let’s Go Mets.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How's it going, Mets fans! This week, we're very excited to bring our first active Major Leaguer on the show in the form of current Mets pitcher Trevor Hildenberger. Before we talk to Trevor, we spend some time breaking down what Carlos Carrasco's injury means for the Mets' starting rotation. We also talk about the bullpen as a whole. Once we bring Trevor onto the show, we hit quite a few topics with him. First, we talk about why he signed with the Mets and what the vibe around camp has been like. We also talk about how he came to sidearm pitching while he was in college, and what being an unconventional pitcher is like. We also discuss how 2020 affected him as a pitcher and as a person before remembering some guys. Special thanks to Trevor Hildenberger for coming on the pod with us. Give him a follow on Twitter @t_hildy. And make sure to give us a rate, review, and a follow wherever you listen to us to help the pod grow! Thanks and enjoy the episode, Mets fans! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sam-lebowitz9/support

Welcome to Amazin’ Avenue Audio (The Show), the new/old favorite from Amazin’ Avenue editors Chris McShane and Brian Salvatore. Right before recording, the news broke that Carlos Carrasco’s elbow was barking a bit, and the Panic City Digest went back into production. Brian and Chris try not to subscribe right away, but are a little concerned about the bullpen. They also discuss the José Martinez injury and the reassignment of Trevor Hildenberger in camp. Then, Chris and Brian attempt to predict the 26-man Opening Day roster. While most of the offensive positions are pretty well set, there are a fair amount of pitching questions. With the steep wager of one draft beer, who will get closer to the actual roster with their guesses and taste victory when the world opens up? Chris’s Music Picks: Altin Gün - Yol Brian’s Music Pick: Perfect - Once, Twice, Three Times a Maybe You can listen or subscribe to all of our wonderful Amazin’ Avenue Audio podcasts through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, Spotify, or listen wherever you get podcasts. If you’ve got questions that you’d like us to discuss on the air, email the show at aaaudiopodcast@gmail.com. Make sure to follow the site on Twitter (@AmazinAvenue), as Brian (@BrianNeedsaNap). and Chris (@ChrisMcShane). And, until next time, Let’s Go Mets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Trevor talks about his story on dropping down, MLB Debut, how hitting fungos can help you, looking forward to playing for new organization, wanting to be film critic before baseball, coming back from injury. 

Buster Olney has bet his family farm that George Springer will sign with the Mets. Jeff Passan has bet his car that Springer will sign with the Mets. So what's taking so long?Also the Mets did make a far less significant signing on Tuesday, adding another reliever on a minor league deal. What does Trevor Hildenberger bring to the Mets bullpen next season?Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Buster Olney has bet his family farm that George Springer will sign with the Mets. Jeff Passan has bet his car that Springer will sign with the Mets. So what's taking so long? Also the Mets did make a far less significant signing on Tuesday, adding another reliever on a minor league deal. What does Trevor Hildenberger bring to the Mets bullpen next season? 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 “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We start off with a really fun draft of 2019 Twins players and after the break we discuss options for replacing CJ Cron and Trevor Hildenberger. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Frankie Collings reviews his first official visit with the Gopher men's basketball team; Gabe Madsen on committing to Cincinnati and not the U; Trevor Hildenberger on coming back to the Twins; Plus notes on other Twins pitchers joining the roster.

Doogie interviews Trevor Hildenberger and Derek Falvey; Updates on Twins Deadline Targets; Also a conversation with Ra'Shede Hageman getting a second chance in the NFL.

How did Twins pitcher Trevor Hildenberger start pitching sidearm? If he didn't play baseball, what would he be doing? What's his favorite road ballpark? Get all the answers to these questions and more on the latest edition of the Chatting Cage.

Taylor and Liam are in the studio (aka Taylor’s car, for this episode) recapping all the recent NBA and NHL playoff drama, talking about Albert Pujols making insane history, and Lakers fans being ready to launch a revolt against the organization. Interviews with Minnesota Twins’ CF Byron Buxton, C Mitch Garver, and RP Trevor Hildenberger. Special Segments include Bench Player of the Week, Whose Man’s, and Kicking Balls. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/end-of-the-bench/support

In June of 2011 the Atlanta Braves selected Ryne Harper in 37th-round. On February 2, 2018, Harper signed a minor-league contract with the Minnesota Twins. We have all heard the saying “a cup of coffee in the big leagues”. Ryne Harper, literally, had a cup of coffee in the big leagues with the Seattle Mariners. He was called up for three days and didn’t throw one pitch in a game before he was sent back down. In 2019, Harper was given a non-roster invitation to major-league spring training. On March 27th, 2019 Ryne Harper was told that he would be on the Twins' Opening Day roster. To say Harper kept a fairly low profile going into camp is an understatement. If you googled his name in March, a 25-year-old Indy leaguer who posted a 7.88 ERA in 2017 with Garden City comes up first. Harper's odds of making the team as a non-roster invitee where slim to none. He had to earn a spot and his competition was..... Trevor May – big-leaguer, and out of options Addison Reed – multi-year deal Trevor Hildenberger – big-leaguer Taylor Rogers – the team’s most valuable reliever in 2018 Matt Magill – out of options Fernando Romero – high ceiling Adalberto Mejia - No. 5 starter Martin Perez – out of options Blake Parker – legit big leaguer He earned as spot! This is How He Got Here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linklete/support

Minnesota Twins Cather Mitch Garver joins the show. Vikings GM Rick Spielman follows follows that and Twins pitch Trevor Hildenberger caps off the 10AM lineup.

EOTB is back with Season 2. In this episode Taylor and Liam cover Jacob DeGrom's contract extension with the Mets, Devin Booker dropping 60 points in a losing effort, Gronk retiring from the NFL, and more. Interviews with Minnesota Twin's pitcher Trevor Hildenberger and WFAN's UFC Expert Isaac Feldman. Special Segments include Whose Man's and Would You Wear It? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/end-of-the-bench/support

This week's edition of The Twins Hot Stove Show hits the road in a couple of different ways as we catch up with Trevor Hildenberger live from the Twins Caravan. Hildenberger recants stories from his caravan visits while contemplating additions to his pitching repertoire during this offseason. We then introduce you to the ‘Weapon,’ which is the new Twins assistant pitching coach, Jeremy Hefner. Jeremy discusses his expectations for a transition from a behind-the-scenes role to the impact he'll have in the bullpen. Additionally, Jeremy informs us of how his relationship with new pitching coach Wes Johnson has evolved as well as their personal hometown visits to several different pitchers on the team.

This week's edition of The Twins Hot Stove Show hits the road in a couple of different ways as we catch up with Trevor Hildenberger live from the Twins Caravan. Hildenberger recants stories from his caravan visits while contemplating additions to his pitching repertoire during this offseason. We then introduce you to the 'Weapon,' which is the new Twins assistant pitching coach, Jeremy Hefner. Jeremy discusses his expectations for a transition from a behind-the-scenes role to the impact he'll have in the bullpen. Additionally, Jeremy informs us of how his relationship with new pitching coach Wes Johnson has evolved as well as their personal hometown visits to several different pitchers on the team.

How does Twins pitcher Trevor Hildenberger maintain consistency with his sidearm delivery? What other nickname would he have put on his Players' Weekend jersey? What's his favorite stadium to play in? Get all the answers to these questions and more on the latest edition of the Chatting Cage.

Derek Wetmore flying solo on this episode of the Touch 'Em All podcast, taking listener questions on Fernando Rodney, Paul Molitor, Trevor Hildenberger and Ryan Pressly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Dan and Panda celebrate Minnesota sports by covering Joe Mauer's 2000th hit, Lindsay Whalen's coaching the Gophers, and a Wolves post-season win! The boys then break down some of the early season struggles of Trevor Hildenberger, the strong start from Jose Berrios, and Puerto Rican Joe Mauer. To close out the show the boys reflect back on "The Office," and if the latter seasons were as bad as they remembered.

This week Dan and Panda celebrate Minnesota sports by covering Joe Mauer's 2000th hit, Lindsay Whalen's coaching the Gophers, and a Wolves post-season win!The boys then break down some of the early season struggles of Trevor Hildenberger, the strong start from Jose Berrios, and Puerto Rican Joe Mauer.To close out the show the boys reflect back on "The Office," and if the latter seasons were as bad as they remembered.

This week Dan and Panda celebrate Minnesota sports by covering Joe Mauer's 2000th hit, Lindsay Whalen's coaching the Gophers, and a Wolves post-season win!The boys then break down some of the early season struggles of Trevor Hildenberger, the strong start from Jose Berrios, and Puerto Rican Joe Mauer.To close out the show the boys reflect back on "The Office," and if the latter seasons were as bad as they remembered.

Nick Nelson runs down a busy day at camp that included Lance Lynn's Twins debut, Logan Morrison's return to the lineup, Molitor's thoughts on Miguel Sano, Trevor Hildenberger's continued spring struggles, and more.

The guys talk Twins with Trevor Hildenberger at the top of the hour and stick with the Twins talk for a second segment before digging into the topic of athletes 'sticking to sports' after last week's criticism of LeBron James from Laura Ingraham.

The Hot Stove Show is on the road again this week with the Twins Winter Caravan. Bert Blyleven is a caravan veteran and he discusses trips past and present along with some words of wisdom he is passing on to Taylor Rogers and Trevor Hildenberger, who are also part of the traveling party. Plus, find out why Hildenberger heard some boo-birds at a stop, and Rogers really wants to see Trevor attempt some snowmobiling. That and more on this week's edition.

Byron Buxton drove in a pair of runs, including the go-ahead RBI single in the 8th inning, to lead the Twins to a victory. Paul Molitor and Trevor Hildenberger analyze the win after the game.