Podcasts about ubaldo jimenez

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best Colorado Rockies to the table for discussion.

Drew is sharing some of his takeaways on George Frazier's celebration of life last Thursday in Tulsa, Oklahoma as well as a few new stories about George. Drew is pushing back a little on a Rockies fan who had a hot twitter take about Bud Black. And this week, we are sharing portions of a visit Drew had with all-time Rockies Ubaldo Jimenez, Jason Jennings and Brad Hawpe. The guys are sharing some stories you may not have heard and a few of their favorite memories while with the Rockies.

Remembering the career of Ubaldo Jimenez, the best pitcher in Colorado Rockies history, has reminded me why I love the game of baseball so much.

PASSED BALL SHOW #64 Part 2 WITH BILL GULLICKSON AND MATT MCBRIDE; I spend some time on the Delmon Young signing and how much of a bargain it was and state the team that will end up with Michael Bourn. I speak with former MLB pitcher Bill Gullickson and discuss 1987 collusion, Japan, the 1981 postseason and comeback with the Astros. I talk to Colorado Rockies OF Matt McBride and talk about his offseason, being part of the Ubaldo Jimenez trade as well as starting his career as a catcher

We continue to look at why it was that top prospects did not find success in the big leagues. We lead off with a big bat in Nick Weglarz who also begins a theme for this episode injuries. The Big Canadian moved quickly, but got slowed due to injury and then never got the chance he likely deserved. Next up is a pair of similar arms with huge potential that had even bigger injury issues. Jason Knapp and Brady Aiken were about a decade apart in terms of when they were let go, but the two arms have a lot in common in terms of how long they pitched, innings pitched, and what went wrong. We end with a look back at Alex White, who the Indians turned into Ubaldo Jimenez. I explain a crazy theory I had at the time on White. It is interesting that now it would be very clear about White's chances at MLB success. Yet a decade ago the same numbers were not looked at as much. It is easy to see how ERA fails why strikeout data is so much more valued when one looks at White.  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 “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We continue to look at why it was that top prospects did not find success in the big leagues. We lead off with a big bat in Nick Weglarz who also begins a theme for this episode injuries. The Big Canadian moved quickly, but got slowed due to injury and then never got the chance he likely deserved. Next up is a pair of similar arms with huge potential that had even bigger injury issues. Jason Knapp and Brady Aiken were about a decade apart in terms of when they were let go, but the two arms have a lot in common in terms of how long they pitched, innings pitched, and what went wrong. We end with a look back at Alex White, who the Indians turned into Ubaldo Jimenez. I explain a crazy theory I had at the time on White. It is interesting that now it would be very clear about White's chances at MLB success. Yet a decade ago the same numbers were not looked at as much. It is easy to see how ERA fails why strikeout data is so much more valued when one looks at White.  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 AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

German Marquez and Jon Gray keep inching closer to Ubaldo Jimenez and Jorge de la Rosa. We examine what sets the best Colorado Rockies pitchers in history apart.

Can Nolan Arenado or Trevor Story recreate what Carlos Gonzalez did in 2010? Can German Marquez, Jon Gray, or Kyle Freeland be the Ubaldo Jimenez of this group? And what potential downfalls that wasted so much hope in 2010 could be lurking for the current Rockies?

From Kyle Freeland and Ubaldo Jimenez to Marvin Freeman, Drew, Patrick, and guest Mark Knudson (former Rox pitcher) dive into the best and most interesting pitching seasons for the Colorado Rockies and MLB over the last 30 years.

Hey, you're back! Quick thank you for coming this far, we appreciate it. We asked friend of the program Ryan Cannella to record in his living room after a full day of day drinking. He's the guy that drew the podcast art in Microsoft Paint, and we talk about: - Him still being bitter over Ubaldo Jimenez giving up a walk-off bomb in the playoffs against the O's - The lights going out at the Super Bowl - His favorite man of all time - The best kind of beer - What he would tell his younger self . . . Follow the show on Twitter: @interbrewspod Follow Austin: @Austin_Scher Follow Hunter: @h_horenstein Follow Cannella: @DRCannella Subscribe, Like, Follow, all that stuff!

Matt Kemp believes he "can still hit with the best of them". Is that true? It wasn't long ago when Kemp turned in an All-Star season for the Dodgers in 2018, but his production has been volatile in surrounding years (partly due to injury). Kemp is at Rockies summer camp on a Minor League deal. The Rockies signed Ubaldo Jimenez in February, but his comeback attempt is on hold now because they did not add him to their summer camp roster. Jimenez hopes to keep pitching with another team. All this on today's episode.

In this episode of the On The Rox podcast, Denver Post beat writer Kyle Newman and guest co-host Kevin Henry of Rox Pile reflect on the decade anniversaries of Ubaldo Jimenez's no-hitter and Keli McGregor's death. Jimenez tossed the franchise's first and only no-no on April 17, 2010, in Atlanta. Three days later, McGregor tragically passed away at 48 due to a rare virus that infected the team president's heart muscle. Newman and Henry break down Jimenez's no-hitter and his standing as the Rockies' greatest starting pitcher ever, plus analyze McGregor's lasting legacy via Salt River Fields and McGregor Square.

Alex Kielar and Joey Ricotta are back for another this day in baseball history! They talk about Kris Bryant’s MLB debut, Ubaldo Jimenez throwing the Rockies first no-hitter, Thurman Munson being named Yankees Captain, and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toomuchpodtar/message

This evening we'll talk about Monte Harrison, Noah Syndergaard, the Houston Colt 45's, Trevor Rosenthal, is Rusty Staub a HOFer, the bench players in our 40 round draft, Ryan Mountcastle, what do we think of Josh Lindblom, and the great Ubaldo Jimenez.

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons pour over all the sweet little details of the only no-hitter thrown in franchise history. The deed was, of course, done by Ubaldo Jimenez with huge assists from Carlos Gonzalez, Dexter Fowler, and Miguel Olivo. Travel back in time to 2010 with us.

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman breaks down some of the pitching we have seen lately including a rough outing from Ubaldo Jimenez and a return of sorts for Kyle Freeland. Then Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post joins the show to discuss his article on how the Colorado Rockies can get much more out of an offense that has mostly the same personnel.

In this episode of the On The Rox podcast from Salt River Fields, Denver Post sportswriter Kyle Newman catches up with veteran right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez to discuss his comeback attempt with the Rockies. Jimenez, 36, is in camp as a non-roster invitee and last pitched in the majors with the Orioles in 2017. Jimenez discusses his performance in the Cactus League so far, what's driving him to prove he can still pitch in the majors, his hopes for the rest of spring training and much more.

The Avalanche are red hot. The latest in the NFL mock drafts. Nate Solder likes the CBA deal. Ubaldo Jimenez is looking good in Rockies spring training.

@zackroto and FSWA award winner @roto_wan of Razzball and Fantasy Alarm delve into the Razzslam, the Best Ball format and his new Fly Index. They also talk TGFBI, Yasiel Puig, the injured yankees, Griffin Canning, and Chris Sale. Zack asks Mike Alexander if he sees a resurgence from Smyly, King Felix and dare I say Ubaldo Jimenez. There is an obligatory Bartolo Colon reference in there. Mike gives his post 700 ADP sleeper. follow us @draftchampagne. follow our hosts @zackroto @cmagee523

@hatetheleaguepod #HTL talks hockey + weather + music! In Period 1 of this week’s #HateTheLeague pod, @antxvx, @baltimorespatrickmartin and @metalcapsfan give props to Kovalchuk, then Pat talks about his recent shows with @enditbaltimore, some thoughts on the #NHLAllStar game and #BattleOfAlberta, #Leafs #Kings trade, where does Byfuglien end up, #VGK moves their AHL team to Nevada, #NHLSeattle team name?, #Gritty gets cleared, Ed Belfour brawls in a hotel + things we’ve seen happen in hotels while on the road + other tour stories… In Period 2, we ponder a couple of hockey questions, Ant talks the #MLB Mookie Betts trade and its relation to top NHL players being traded, we touch upon players who may be moved at the #NHLTradeDeadline with discussion of the Kings #Rangers #Blues #Flames, and an Ubaldo Jimenez sighting… We begin the 3rd Period with more players possibly on the move by Feb. 24th #Penguins #Senators #Bruins, who gets into the playoffs #BlueJackets #Hurricanes #Flyers #Panthers #Canadiens, Coach of the Year debate, #Snowmageddon memories, some show and music recommendations, shoutout to @harmcitybalt ‘zine, an Atreyu sighting + more! Cheers! Please keep the questions coming! Also avail on Spotify/Apple Podcasts! #NHL #AHL #hockey #punkhardcore #punk #Metal . #sounddesign by @metalcapsfan

This evening we'll talk about our AL-only draft on Lenny's site, why isn't Collin McHugh signed, the retirement of Kendrys Morales, the Max Muncy extension, the return to the Rockies for Ubaldo Jimenez, another punch in the face to Mauricio Dubon, the Rangers take a shot with Greg Bird, where oh where will Kevin Pillar end up, the great Kevin Quackenbush, a Quad-A player in good standing Peter O'Brien, former White Sox Charlie Tilson, and hopefully more.

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The 2010's was a memorable decade for the Indians. The team reached the playoffs four times, winning a wild card spot once and three AL East titles. The big years were 2013, 2016, 2017 and 2018. 2016 was a magical year as the Indians went all the way to the World Series and reached Game 7 with the game tied in the 9th inning. Some years were tough developmental ones but it was enjoyable to watch young players improve. Star players for the Tribe in the decade included: Matt LaPorta, Asdrubal Cabrera, Jhonny Peralta, Trevor Crowe, Jason Donald, Shelley Duncan (Dave Duncan's son), Andy Marte, Tony Sipp, Chris Perez, Carlos Santana, Jack Hannahan, Michael Brantley, Lonnie Chisenhall, Jim Thome, Corey Kluber, Ubaldo Jimenez, Jason Kipnis, Johnny Damon, Ezequiel Carrera, Josh Tomlin, Zach McAllister, Nick Swisher, Michael Bourn, Jason Giambi, Mike Aviles, Yan Gomes, Kelly Shoppach, Danny Salazar, Trevor Bauer, Carlos Carrasco, Bryan Shaw, David Murphy, Jose Ramirez, Roberto Perez, John Axford, Cody Allen, Francisco Lindor, Gio Urshela, Abraham Almonte, Mike Napoli (Party at Napoli's), Rajai Davis, Tyler Naquin, Coco Crisp, Mike Clevinger, Andrew Miller, Dan Otero, Bradley Zimmer, Jay Bruce, Edwin Encarnacion, Brandon Guyer, Greg Allen, Yonder Alonso, Melky Cabrera, Josh Donaldson, Shane Bieber, Brad Hand, Adam Cimber, Oscar Mercado, Fanmil Reyes, Yasiel Puig, Bobby Bradley, Aaron Civale, Oliver Perez and many more!

Roger and Brian chatted about Shohei Ohtani spurning the Mets despite their multimedia presentation(17:30), the Mets continuing to not spend money (19:55), Ubaldo Jimenez (27:25), Carlos Santana (35:30), how getting Ian Kinsler would be such a Mets move (39:05), why the Mets wouldn't just try to be in on Giancarlo Stanton (44:10), their feelings on Carlos Beltran not getting the Yankees managerial job (47:35), Terry Collins' new nickname (49:10), Jordany Valdespin's weird tweet (50:00), Matt Harvey getting tendered a contract (51:00), their preference for who will martyr themselves as the new Mets Santa (54:20), Brandon Nimmo and when in a player's career umps start giving them close calls (57:00), a possible Jay Bruce return (01:01:50), Bryan Shaw (01:03:20), Dominic Smith and the folly of minor league defensive scouting (01:05:50), and if Dan Warthen was truly to blame for not using technology (01:13:40). Of course that isn't it because in the mailbag segment the Good Fundies boys guessed on which Met would be most into Black Friday and Cyber Monday (01:08:50), if Matt Adams should be considered as a Dom Smith stopgap (01:23:20), if a baby should experience their first Mets Opening Day with SNY or WOR (01:25:05), if Shohei Ohtani will have a higher WAR as a pitcher or position player (01:32:45), how devastated they are over not getting Aaron Boone to manage (01:35:00), and if they would trade Robert Gsellman for Whit Merrifield and his 80s actor name (01:38:50). Thank you to Joy Division for the music.

Esta semana en Viva Beisbol conversamos sobre el Mes de la Herencia Hispana y la exitosa campana Ponle Acento, a traves de los cuales se busca celebrar y estrechar lazos con la cultura latinoamericana en las Grandes Ligas. El cronista deportivo David Venn nos acompanara en esta edicion; ademas conversaremos con Starlin Castro, Ubaldo Jimenez, Luis Severino, Ervin Santana y otros jugadores asi como con el exgrandeliga Carlos Pena.

DFSR’s Doug Norrie and James Davis take to the Friday podcast to discuss DFS MLB action for FanDuel and DraftKings. Chris Sale is the clear top option though we need to consider his price which is off the charts on both sites. Then there’s Jeff Samardzija as a solid plan B if you don’t want to spend. Shark’s been amazing with his peripherals this season though has struggled with some of the luck factors. Alex Wood is another top arm who’s having close to a Cy Young season. On the offensive side of things they take a look at the Astros facing Ubaldo Jimenez, the Royals against James Shields and of course the game in Coors. All of this and more on a full Friday podcast.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 274 – Having To Wear It For The Spreadsheet The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss the Jesse Hahn vs. David Paulino duel, the weak stolen base race, Dylan getting good at Matt’s guessing game, the return of Ubaldo Jimenez, keeping each other honest in the concert, […]

After a great weekend that included a series win for the Orioles and Father’s Day, Jab and Zach are back to recap it all and talk some baseball. The guys chat about Ubaldo Jimenez’s effort on Sunday in the O’s … Continue reading →

MLB.com's Bill Ladson chats with Astros manager A.J. Hinch about the team's fast start out of the gate and the presence of Carlos Beltran in the middle of a young lineup. (:25) MLB.com columnist Richard Justice talks about Mike Trout being one of the best all-time baseball players and the guys that have surprised during the early part of the season. (6:45) MLB.com Nationals reporter Jamal Collier joins the show to chat about the team's hot start and the resurgence of Ryan Zimmermann. (18:18) Orioles reporter Rick Dubroff explains what makes Buck Showalter such a great manager and if Ubaldo Jimenez can finally find some consistency in Baltimore. (30:26) MLB.com Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan comes on the show to discuss the likelihood that the team can turns things around after struggling early and if they can keep the team together with so many pending free agents. (39:01)

After an off day, the Orioles are back tonight against the young and red hot Cincinnati Reds. Ubaldo Jimenez is on the bump tonight against Bronson Arroyo, take the over. Jab and Zach preview the interleague series and discuss what … Continue reading →

Can the folks on NBC’s new show Timeless please use that time machine to go back and stop Buck Showalter from calling Ubaldo Jimenez to the mound? But then…we’d lose half this show and then…what would we talk about in the alternate time line that occurs when we do this show again? Now everybody is […]

It can go all around. The lack of hitting, the three moonshots given up by Ubaldo Jimenez, or the managerial decisions by Buck Showalter. Either way, the #Orioles now look to an offseason that is full of more questions than answers.

In this episode of CapFigure Podcast we'll revisit Buck Showalter's decision to leave Zach Britton on the bench while Ubaldo Jimenez served up a walk-off home run to Edwin Encarnacion. The dynamic duo will then analyze the series odds for the MLB playoffs and explain the dark-side of the sports betting world.

Fortunes have shifted. What looked like a wash for the division just a week ago, the #Orioles have climbed back into the hunt for the division lead. Ubaldo Jimenez has been solid in Chris Tillman's absence, and now Tillman is back. Buckle up Baltimore!

The dog days of summer are over now that football is finally back. We give our predictions on the Baltimore Ravens and NFL season, talk Maryland's win over Howard and Ubaldo Jimenez pitches the first complete game for the Baltimore Orioles on Episode 14 of our podcast, BMore Wired.

Episode 232 – We Don’t Know Anything The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss being surprisingly wrong about Ubaldo Jimenez (and Chad Bettis and Edwin Jackson), a really fun and crazy Jeff Mathis pick, Rafael Montero’s struggles with lefties, Albert Pujols being a better fantasy player than real […]

Episode 231 – I Believe You Mean Wrigley Field North The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Labor Day baseball, Dylan’s dumb mistake from last Friday, another Ubaldo Jimenez day, not worrying about Chad Bettis’ splits, Raul Alcantara, Jose Berrios, Drew Pomeranz returning to San Diego, and Matt Shoemaker’s […]

Ben and Sam banter about Shohei Otani, then answer listener emails about running the Rockies (with a twist), a Kershaw dilemma, a time-traveling Ubaldo Jimenez, umpire park effects, and more.

Episode 228 – Above The Ubaldo Level The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Ubaldo Jimenez day, Dylan being confused on Jonathan Lucroy’s splits, a match made in DFS heaven, Matt specifically hating the game (not the player) when it comes to J.B. Shuck, saying bad things about Andrew […]

Episode 225 – Not Avisail Garcia The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Guaranteed Rate Field, other unfortunate name sponsors, Jeff Francoeur being in a three-team trade, Eddie Gaedel bobblehead night, an interesting Cole Hamels vs. Josh Tomlin matchup, the return of Ubaldo Jimenez, continuing to stream against the […]

Episode 205 – DFS Curses The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss the magical Anthony Ranaudo, Matt’s continued adventures in condo repairs, Matt’s adventures in latenight shopping, Matt’s previous adventures in skateboarding, using right-handed batters against Michael Wacha, picking on Ubaldo Jimenez, considering Kyle Gibson’s upside in large contests, […]

We are pleased to present you with Episode 9 of BMore Wired, our Baltimore sports podcast. This week, we talk the Baltimore Orioles recent success from the starters and the Baltimore Ravens getting set to begin training camp.   Episode 9 of BMore Wired is one that I will certainly remember. It is the first time I have done the show without my co-host Scott Rosario, but he has a good excuse as he has spent three days at Oriole Park at Camden Yards braving out the nasty heat wave. The show opens with our segment “Beefed It!” and I call out Minnesota United goalkeeper Sammy Ndjock for throwing the ball into his own goal. As a former goalkeeper myself, this is the worst own goal I have seen. If you have not seen the video, judge for yourself. https://youtu.be/lRlt5C-Fvqs Denard Robinson driving his car into a pond and the police not charging him with anything was a close second, but scoring on yourself will always trump stupidity. The Baltimore birds of summer, the Orioles, have had great success from their starting pitching. It has not just been just Chris Tillman either. Dylan Bundy, Yovanni Gallardo and Vance Worley all pitched terrific games during the O’s recent winning streak. I make a case as to why the O’s should keep Worley in the rotation with his recent success. There are reports that the team could be interested in San Diego Padres starter Andrew Cashner, and in my eyes, they are the same player. Difference is that one has shown me he can handle the competition in the American League East. The other has been getting lit up by National League teams. Then, there was the short-lived hype that Melvin Upton Jr. could be on the move for Ubaldo Jimenez. Obviously, getting rid of Ubaldo in any way possible is a win for this organization. However, Bossman is now with the Toronto Blue Jays. Good. That allows us to continue to boo him as we did as a member of the Tampa Bay Rays. While they did not get the man they want, they are still getting the results. The O’s are coming off consecutive wins in walk off fashion, and we were there live on Sunday to see Nolan Reimold’s walkoff home run in the 10th inning. The following night, the game was won on a walk off error. A win is a win and when battling for first place in the division, they will take any win they can. This week in “7s” our seven stories around the world of sports has a theme of players or organizations getting themselves into the news in a not so flattering way. Here is a rundown of my 7s: Chris Sale cutting up the White Sox throwback jerseys. He was suspended for five games – only one start because he is a pitcher – but could this be the final action that gets him shipped out of Chicago? Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza join the MLB Hall of Fame, and I admit, I missed out on the Griffey hype as a child. However, I make a case for the players of the Steroid Era to be included into Cooperstown, including the guy who plays in New York named Alex Rodriguez. The NBA decided to pull the All-Star game from Charlotte over a controversial bill passed by the North Carolina government. The city is saying that no longer holding the event could cost them up to $100 million, but I am not buying it. The Russians really are not making good headlines around the globe as of late. They have been found to tamper with the drug testing that took place at the past Olympics and nearly were disqualified from the Olympics in Rio. Instead, the individual sports will decide who can gain entry. Listen in to what I have to say about the Russians. It will make you chuckle. The NFL and its players can never seem to stay out of trouble. First, it was Ezekiel Elliott allegedly accused of domestic violence. Aldon Smith live streamed a video of him smoking a blunt. Le’Veon Bell is facing a four-game suspensions for missing a drug test. These are three of the dumbest things athletes of their caliber can do. On that note, we switch into the discussion of the Ravens. Going along with some of the discussion above, Eugene Monroe and Ray Rice, two players who are both out of the league, are in the news once again. Monroe has opted to retire and smoke dope over playing football, while Rice has pledged to give his salary to charity if signed by an NFL team. Just give it a rest guys. The Ravens have found a replacement for Monroe and that is former No. 1 overall pick Jake Long. He signed a one-year deal with the team on Tuesday and could be the starter at left tackle. If not, he serves as a mentor to rookie Ronnie Stanley. Baltimore enters training camp with six players on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list. Those players are Terrell Suggs, Elvis Dumervil, Steve Smith, Breshad Perriman, Trent Richardson and Jumal Rolle. All should be ready at some point during camp, except Rolle who is out for the season. The team will have its first full practice on Thursday. Former Raven Arthur Jones has been suspended four games for violating the league’s policy on performance enhancing drugs. For those of you who do not know, he is the brother of Jon “Bones” Jones, who was also recently found to be using PEDs. The duo earns my “Crying Jordan of the Week” as I close out the show. You can listen to all the episodes of BMore Wired on iTunes and Twitter. Until next week, we leave with you with one of my favorite moments as a Baltimorean, the Delmon Young double.

Episode 5 of BMore Wired is one that will go down in infamy. Scott Rosario pays his dues for losing the NBA Finals bet and is forced to sing on air. You cannot miss that. The guys are doing the show as the 2016 NBA Draft is in full swing and there is some breaking news in the middle of the show on where one of the former Maryland Terrapins is head in the NBA.  Of course, we would never do this show if we did not talk about the Baltimore Orioles. Ubaldo Jimenez surprised us all the other night, and the O's are still in first place.  Do not miss our 'Beefed It' moments, 7's and the rest of the banter on the latest episode of Baltimore's new sports podcast, BMore Wired. 

This week's BEV focuses on the Orioles draft, and asks itself whether this rough stretch of baseball is worth panicking over. Also, Ubaldo Jimenez sadness. The post Episode 168: Lifetime Achievement appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

This week's BEV focuses on the Orioles draft, and asks itself whether this rough stretch of baseball is worth panicking over. Also, Ubaldo Jimenez sadness. The post Episode 168: Lifetime Achievement appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

This week's BEV focuses on the Orioles draft, and asks itself whether this rough stretch of baseball is worth panicking over. Also, Ubaldo Jimenez sadness. The post Episode 168: Lifetime Achievement appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

He could not get out of the first inning on Sunday, and that was the final nail in the coffin for #UbaldoJimenez. He is now a 12 million dollar bullpen specialist. At least #ChrisDavis was the offensive player of the week.

This week's BEV focuses on the Orioles draft, and asks itself whether this rough stretch of baseball is worth panicking over. Also, Ubaldo Jimenez sadness. The post Episode 168: Lifetime Achievement appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

Baltimore Orioles pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez was awful Saturday, as he's been for all but a handful of starts in 2016. The team has very few good options regarding Ubaldo or his rotation spot.

Episode 255 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Paul Sporer and Eno Sarris analyze the two big trades of the day and then talk about the rumors w/Carlos Carrasco. They check in on the performances of Ubaldo Jimenez, Masahiro Tanaka, Yunel Escobar, Chris Tillman, and R.A. Dickey. They finish […]

Episode 245 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Paul Sporer and Jason Collette discuss the injury news about three stars and a couple guys all too familiar with injuries. Then they discuss Steven Matz, Ubaldo Jimenez, Mike Montgomery, Taijuan Walker, Collin McHugh, Matt Moore, Justin Turner, and […]

Episode 26 – Duffman Is Thrusting In The Direction Of The Road The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Eric Hosmer’s development, all of the home runs Marco Estrada may give up on Monday, being terrified of Ubaldo Jimenez in two ways, saying mean […]

Episode 24 – The Flopping Aces The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Brad Johnson are joined by Paul Sporer to discuss collecting all of the hosts from The Sleeper and The Bust, getting birthday-burned by Ubaldo Jimenez, a big homer day on Wednesday, a strong split […]

Episode 17 – Sideways Real Quick The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Brad Johnson discuss Brad’s lawnmower buddies, some peculiar game times, using batted-ball splits, some cheap right-handed options, waiting for Mike Zunino to turn things around, pondering Ubaldo Jimenez again, and avoiding common stacks. Contest […]

Episode 6 – Harang Spits in the Face of the Naysayers The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Steve Adams discuss poor Derek Holland, comparing Ubaldo Jimenez vs. Clay Buchholz, extreme boom-or-bust strategies, what is going on with Mat Latos and Trevor May, Evan Longoria handling the […]

The Cleveland Indians are under-represented on the podcast at times just because it's not my main main focus. That's what makes it so great when TD comes on to talk Tribe. Here's all that we talked about. Indians off-season bringing in Brandon Moss Gavin Flioyd as Scott Kazmir Jose Ramirez and how Craig almost forgot about him Josh Tomlin and the underrated parts of baseball The Kevin Millwood gamble David Murphy and his trade prospects Finding a right-handed reliever for the back of the bullpen Terry Francona overusing his bullpen in 2014 Can Zach McAllister make it in the bullpen? Carlos Carrasco now back in the rotation Can the Indians count on Nick Swisher ever again? Would you trade Nick Swisher for Ubaldo Jimenez? Bernie Kosar and Tim Couch's comments Can Brian Hoyer be a bridge still? Doing away with the local player preference Alex Mack love Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Printing playoff tickets, and trying to hide Ubaldo Jimenez on the roster - it's what Maryland DOES! The post Episode 93: A Walk to Remember appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

Printing playoff tickets, and trying to hide Ubaldo Jimenez on the roster - it's what Maryland DOES! The post Episode 93: A Walk to Remember appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

Episode 150 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! Eno Sarris and Nicholas Minnix discuss Javier Baez, Steven Souza, Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Mike Carp, Jon Singleton, Brian Flynn and Andrew Heaney, Ubaldo Jimenez, Brandon McCarthy, Vance Worley, and Jesse Hahn. As usual, don’t hesitate to tweet us or comment with fantasy […]

I was very happy to welcome in @sportsyelling for the first time on the WFNY Podcast. She (yes, she) is a Tribe first sports fan, so we talked a lot about the Indians. We talked about Ubaldo Jimenez, the rotation, Chief Wahoo, and Ervin Santana. We also touched on the Browns and how the NFL has dominated the sports world to the point there's really no "off-season."   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inside this edition of "Without a Curse," Alex previews the AL Central with Scot Gregor of the Chicago Daily Herald. Alex and Scot talk about how far away the White Sox are from contending, and the legitimacy of the Chris Sale trade rumors this offseason. They also analyze the revamped Tigers, who attempted to address a number of their weaknesses this winter. The club seems poised to make another World Series run, unless the Royals and Indians improbably improve on their 2013 campaigns. David Ortiz launched a campaign against his supposed "haters" last week, even though few in Boston have expressed any criticism towards him whatsoever this winter. It's understandable that Ortiz wants additional long-term security, but the Red Sox are under no obligation to sign to an extra year before his contract expires. Ortiz's rantings make him look like a delusional whiner, and don't add sympathy to his cause. The Red Sox made a potentially shrewd signing, inking left-handed pitcher Chris Capuano to a one-year contract last week. They've team has put itself in the enviable position of possibly not having to look outside of the organization for pitching help this season, which is a testament to the deep 40-man roster general manager Ben Cherington has built. John Farrell's wise plan to not bat Xander Bogaerts leadoff, the implications of Mike Carp's alleged willingness to play third base and the first four Grapefruit League pitching probables are brought up as well. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about what the Orioles' signings of Ubaldo Jimenez and Nelson Cruz mean for other players (Stephen Drew in particular) who may feel as if they're still free agents because of the draft pick compensation that's attached to them. Jimenez and Cruz may have signed for below market deals, but they still signed. Maybe the problem has less to do with the system, and more with Drew's and Scott Boras' misread of the market. The Angels are rumored to be negotiating a six-year, $150 million extension with Mike Trout. The contract isn't about monetary value. It's about goodwill. Email Alex at ajreimer0@gmail.com, and follow him on Twitter @AlexReimer1.

Pitchers and catchers have reported. Full workouts start Wednesday, and now it's just a waiting game. All is mostly quiet on the Royals front, but they did pick up Jimmy Paredes.So, okay, that's not big breaking news, but the agreement between Ubaldo Jimenez and Baltimore is a big deal, and we looked at how that deal (4 years, $50 million) stacks up with other free agent starting pitcher deals and what it means for Ervin Santana, who still doesn't have a team. We also looked at what these deals could mean for James Shields and considered how likely an extension might be.Then we brought in a returning guest. Nearly a year ago, we talked to Anthony Seratelli about his trip to professional baseball and his efforts to get into the big leagues. This winter, the Royals let him go and he's with the Mets now, but we wanted to check on him and see what the adjustment to a new organization is like, how the transition was, and how his approach is going to be this spring as he tries to break into the big leagues after seven years in the Royals minor league system. Follow Seratelli on Twitter at @ars1productions. Remember there is still time to watch and thumbs up Troy's audition video for the MLB Fan Cave at www.VoteRoyalman.com. Thank you!

It's been far too long since TD showed up on the Podcast. We talked about the Indians, spring training, the rotation, Ubaldo Jimenez. Then we took a Tribe break and talked about the Browns and all their moves. Then my power went out, I lost TD and had to call him back. Then we talked about the Tribe again.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sports Fix is live & loud and Cleveland PROUD! We're talking Ubaldo Jimenez signs with Balitmore, Cavs head into the 2nd half with momentum, whats that mean, and Cavs trade rumors swirl, Doug Plagens of the Lake Erie Monsters joins us talking LEM playoff chase, Dr Football Bill Chachkes talks QBs and perhaps Teddy Bridgewater to Cleveland, Jeff Gorman of Indians 101 is talking Tribe Spring Training and more... GET YOUR FIX!

Leading Off As per usual, the Orioles found a way to torpedo the Bird’s Eye View script for Episode 65 just hours before recording. “Sources” (including MASN’s Roch Kubatko) are reporting that the Orioles have reached an agreement with free agent Ubaldo Jimenez on a contract in the neighborhood of […] The post Episode 65: String Training appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

Leading Off As per usual, the Orioles found a way to torpedo the Bird’s Eye View script for Episode 65 just hours before recording. “Sources” (including MASN’s Roch Kubatko) are reporting that the Orioles have reached an agreement with free agent Ubaldo Jimenez on a contract in the neighborhood of […] The post Episode 65: String Training appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

Kenny Ducey and Eric Mollo discuss Matt Garza's decision to enjoy vacation instead of sign with the Angels, the Yankees' shortstop problems, and why Ubaldo Jimenez's four-year deal won't work out.

It's the time of year when all the prospect lists start hitting the press, and we took a look at two of them: MLB.com's top 100 and the top 101 from Baseball Prospectus.What followed was a look at the differences between the two. MLB had four Royals listed; BP had seven. Why? We talked about the differing perspectives we saw in the building of the lists and talked about some of the intriguing players like Sean Manaea, who both sides liked (but only one ranked), and Yordano Ventura, who both liked, but BP *really* liked.We also did a brief look around the state of the AL Central and discussed ZiPS projections and the Clay Davenport 77-85 projection for the Royals 2014 record that everyone's been bringing up. Along with those, we talked about the relative importance of stats in analyzing the game, and how projections can answer some questions, and don't answer others.Then, we looked at the starting pitching market in the wake of the Mashiro Tanaka signing with New York and Matt Garza's deal with the Brewers, including a comparison of Ervin Santana and Ubaldo Jimenez and what their value really is now and what it might be in the future. We also included a brief discussion of the value of contracts.Finally, we wrapped up with a few little odds and ends - Jon Rauch signed a minor league deal, Justin Maxwell settled on an arbitration amount, FanFest is coming again (and listen to the episode to see how you can win some money to Kelly's Westport Inn) - before digging into Royalman's quest to reach the MLB Fan Cave and finishing with some words about Mike MacFarlane and Bob Kendrick making it into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame.

It's always great to catch up with Dennis Manoloff (follow D-Man on Twitter) and it has been too long since I have done so. D-Man talked to me about a variety of topics today from the Browns hiring Mike Pettine, philisophically how he treats the Pilot Flying J case as a Browns story, and Anthony Bennett. Does Anthony Bennett still belongs in the d-league after his breakout night? What are the chances that Ubaldo Jimenez is back with the Tribe? Will T.J. Ward or Alex Mack be back with the Browns? How much blame should Mike Brown take for the Cavs' woes? What does D-Man think of the cold-weather Super Bowl? What are his predictions for "The Big Game?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Folge 45; Der erste Podcast im Jahr 2014 dreht sich um vier Themen: Die Schlammschlacht um Alex Rodriguez und seiner 162-Spiele-Sperre, der dicke Vertrag für Masahiro Tanaka bei den Yankees, die Megaverlängerung für Clayton Kershaw bei den Dodgers und die verbleibenden Free Agents wie Nelson Cruz, Stephen Drew, Ervin Santana und Ubaldo Jimenez.

Jam packed Friday previewing the Browns from all angles with sportswriter Jonathan Knight, Jeff Gorman from Browns 101 previews the Ravens, Ryan Ruiz with his 3 dawg bones to victory, Mike B from DDTWLN.COM talks Chris Perez released and Indians off season, we preview the Cavs and Monsters weekend and so much more... GET YOUR FIX!

Welcome in my friends to the show that never ends, step inside, step inside! J-Rocc talks about the company that bought 20% of Arian Foster! REALLY! And they are going to sell you shares of stock in their share of him! We talk about this amazing story, the MLB Playoffs, Browns and Brandon Weeden, NFL Fantasy Football sleepers and hints for the week with BJ Rudell of Fantasy Football For Winners, we talk Indians offseason and winter development and more with Mike B from DDTWLN.COm, preview the Cavs preseason game with Det and so much more!Listen in today and find out why we are Cleveland's true sports alternative, and the fastest growing show in town! GET YOUR FIX!

Jam packed show today talking Indians, Browns, Cavs and so much more! J-Rocc starts right off the bat talking Tribe and the Rays sinking their date with destiny in Cleveland Weds night, we talk Nelson Cruz and steroid tainted playoff teams, Ubaldo Jimenez wins pitcher of the month, Jeff Gorman of Indians 101 jumps in the discussion talking the wildcard game and we preview the Rays, talk Danny Salazar and more, then Dr Football Bill Chachkes joins us talking Browns over the Bengals and his 10-6 prediction still looks good for the Brownies, we talk Hoyer, Weeden, Chud, Norv, Mike Lombardi and more, then the Cavs season has begun and we talked with Earl Clark, Tyler Zeller and Dion Waiters about the upcoming season, we update the injuries starting camp and so much more!Take a listen to todays show and you will see why we are Clevelands fastest growing show, and GET YOUR FIX!

Jam packed show today, hot from the start! J-Rocc talks MLB playoff races, Indians fever, Jeff Gorman of Indians101 joins us talking the final 2 games of the home season vs Chicago, we talk NFL and Browns with Dr Football Bill Chachkes, discuss Josh Gordon, Brian Hoyer, NFL off field problems and so much more, the J-Rocc breaks down Ubaldo Jimenez and his journey back and spotlights pitching coach Mickey Callaway, we talk the NBA Nickname Game and more!Find out why we ARE Clevelands fastest growing show and GET YOUR FIX!

We packed a ton into todays show, and started right off the bat on the phones talking Indians playoff race and the attendance, then Jeff Gorman of Indians101.com joined us continuing the pennant chase talk, the Dr Football Bill Chachkes joined us to talk NFL and Browns week 1 and look ahead to week 2, then we kept the Browns talk going as J-Rocc sat down with DT Billy Winn and they talked about the Cleveland fans, Ray Horton, Miami and Baltimore and more. Then we talked about Dennis Rodman as World Traveler and Space Explorer! Worm! Ahhhhh. Saviour of the Universe!Take a listen to Clevelands fastest growing sports talk show and GET YOUR FIX!

Jason Martinez of MLBDepthCharts discusses the disappointing Cleveland Indians and the state of the organization as they head into the 2012-13 offseason. 

Ben and Sam discuss the decline of Ubaldo Jimenez and whether the Rockies saw it coming when they sent him to Cleveland, then talk about the Angels’ off-season plans for Torii Hunter and Dan Haren.

Recorded 4/2/12. First episode not regarding 2012 previews. Mike and Alex discuss Troy Tulowitzki getting hit by Ubaldo Jimenez and Matt Cain and Joey Votto's extensions.

The guys welcome Andrew Martin from Purple Row.com to the show. The folks at Purple Row are running the most comprehensive and largest Rockies blog in the world. After talking with Mr. Martin the CSG guys know why the Rockies are in good hands with Purple Row. And after you listen to his interview, you will be ready for opening day at Coors Field on April 9th. The guys discuss a little Ubaldo Jimenez vs. Troy Tulowitzki, they talk about who the Rockies got back in the Baldy trade: Drew Pomeranz and Alex White and what kind of success we can see from them this year, where will the Rox get offense, and a whole lot more. Andrew joins the guys for the entire show and gives his take on the Broncos "new" orange uniforms designed by Nike. Ross is excited for the stands at Mile-High to be uniform once again, like the sea of red in Kansas City and the black hole in Oakland. Denver fans can look forward to seeing the Orange Crush back in the Mile High City. And as the guys normally do with a guest, they play a game ... Martin vs. Martin to determine which guy - Ross or Andrew - will walk away with some bragging rights to Nate's Rockies Trivia! And of course ... there is a prize. Listen now!

Alex previews the AL Central with MLB.com's Twins' reporter, Rhett Bollinger. Alex and Rhett breakdown the AL Central: *How far away are the Royals from making an impact in the division? *Are the Indians built to contend for the long haul this season, or will they trade off Ubaldo Jimenez in July? *What, exactly, are the White Sox trying to accomplish? *Are the Twins a playoff caliber team, and what does the future hold for Justin Morneau and Joe Mauer? *Are the Tigers favorites to run away with the division, are they missing a couple of pieces? Also, how should we view the Prince Fielder 9 year contract? Alex also analyzes an action-packed week in Red Sox Spring Training, and lauds praise on Bobby Valentine for banning beer in the clubhouse and running a more rigorous camp. Thoughts on the shortstop situation, the back-end of the starting rotation, and the compensation received for Theo Epstein are discussed as well. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex tells you why he couldn't be less interested in the Ryan Braun. Also, when will MLB make a decision on whether or not they're adding the second wild card for 2012? Post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards. Email Alex at Alexredsox076@aol.com and follow him on Twitter @AlexReimer1. "The Alex Reimer Show" airs Saturday's from 2-4 PM EST on WGAM "The Game" in New Hampshire (900 AM Nashua and 1250 AM Manchester) and online atwww.wgamradio.com. Tune-in this week.

With a few days until the deadline, there's only one thing to discuss: TRADES. Recent deals, rumors, team needs, etc.