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Dating is going old school. More than a decade after apps like Tinder, Hinge and Bumble transformed dating, many singles are signing off and asking their friends, families and colleagues to set them up. It's the kind of news that will make grandmothers everywhere rejoice. Being set up might seem quaint, but for most of modern dating, people met their spouses through friends and family. And with the popularity of shows like Netflix's “Indian Matchmaking,” there is a rising interest in relying on personal interventions to find your person. We talk about getting set up and how to play matchmaker, and we hear from you: Did you find true love on a blind date or set up? Guests: Allie Volpe, correspondent, Vox. Volpe's most recent piece on dating is titled "Most Couples Used to Meet This Way. What Happened?" Frankie Bashan, clinical psychologist; founder, Little Gay Book, a matchmaking and relationship service based in Oakland Lauren Magboo, founder, The Used Date Party Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The title sums it up this week, but we're still gonna dive deep! First, Asians in Futbol news with the annoucement of Son Heung-min's signing with LAFC (not confirmed as of recording time but has since been made official!), The Angels and Dodgers pull out all the stops for Japanese celebrations, and Choo Shin Soo becomes HOF eligible next year.As for the trade deadline, Steven Kwan did NOT move, much to the chagrin of...the Dodgers, of course. Kenta Maeda is released by the Cubs, but their loss means DAAAAAAAA YANKEES...win?! And a few other moves from earlier in the summer. In position player news, Volpe's hot! Bo's hot! Higgy's hot! Yeli's hot! IKF's hot! Tommy Pham's hot! Lee Jung Hoo is trying to do his best with what he's got in the moment! And Tommy Edman and Kim Hyeseong need to get well soon!Over in pitching, PUT SOME RESPECT ON YU DARVISH'S NAME! We're talking to you, Yu Darvish! He keeps it humble while breaking yet another record for a Japanese-born pitcher, Sean Manaea is feeling good, Imanaga and Yamamoto are cruising, and Riley O'Brien is on fire.Lastly, in Ohtani news, his last start may not have gone to plan, but he just cranks up the dial in the other direction.

Kelowna based Singer/Songwriter/Looper Cal Volpe shares about the growth and surprises that happened along the journey from writing to releasing his first album.Listen to Cal's new album titled “Alone,” on Spotify.Connect with Cal and follow along on his adventures on Instagram.Share your thoughts on this episode in the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Write Songs You Love Facebook Community⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ group.To join the Write Songs You Love Member calls, visit https://writesongsyoulove.substack.com/ and become a paid subscriber.

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Yankees and mets both can't find a win, plus a preview of the 2025 college football seasonHost: Zachary SpringCo-Host: Cornelius Goodwin

Cashman's stunning admission that the Yankees have no viable alternative to a struggling Anthony Volpe at shortstop is a damning indictment of the organization's player development and accountability, a systemic issue that goes far beyond Aaron Boone. The fact that the general manager believes Volpe's poor performance is acceptable because "what's the alternative?" is a complete abdication of his responsibility to build a winning team. This mindset not only hurts the Yankees' chances of winning now but also jeopardizes Volpe's long-term development, as the young shortstop is given a pass to make mistakes without consequence. This lack of accountability starts at the top, and until the Yankees find a better alternative to Cashman's flawed philosophy, the team will continue to underachieve.

Sal Licata didn't hold back in his fiery reaction to Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman's comments about Anthony Volpe. Sal honed in on Cashman's statement that there were "no alternatives" to Volpe at shortstop, calling the response "absurd" and a prime example of the lack of accountability plaguing the entire Yankees organization. He passionately argued that Cashman's job is to find a solution, and by not doing so, the Yankees are not only hurting the team now but also ruining Volpe's long-term development. For Sal, it's a symptom of a much larger, top-down issue where mistakes are tolerated and players aren't held to a high enough standard

Former MLB Pitcher Josh Towers and Scott Seidenberg recap the MLB trade deadline, talk about the biggest moves and play a game of Bet or Pass on MLB Futures. ⚾ Marlins' dominance: 30–14 since June 13, top-3 ERA, and elite FIP rankings.

This week's Yankees highlights include Boomer calling on the Yankees to bench Anthony Volpe to give him a rest, while BT and Sal get into a heated debate over how to handle the young shortstop after Sal called for the Yanks to send him down. Plus, BT and Sal wonder what the expectations are for Jasson Dominguez moving forward, while Evan and Tiki wonder if Aaron Boone is growing frustrated with Volpe's defense.

This week's Yankees highlights include Boomer calling on the Yankees to bench Anthony Volpe to give him a rest, while BT and Sal get into a heated debate over how to handle the young shortstop after Sal called for the Yanks to send him down. Plus, BT and Sal wonder what the expectations are for Jasson Dominguez moving forward, while Evan and Tiki wonder if Aaron Boone is growing frustrated with Volpe's defense.

On this episode, Eric and Justin go off on the Yankees' bullpen collapse, give their trade deadline grades, debate Volpe's future, and talk Ryan McMahon. Then it's Snapple deception, pork roll vs. Taylor ham, Fantastic Four, Pedro Pascal fatigue, Lois Lane vs. Sue Storm and bad movie theater etiquette.

This week's Yankees highlights include Boomer calling on the Yankees to bench Anthony Volpe to give him a rest, while BT and Sal get into a heated debate over how to handle the young shortstop after Sal called for the Yanks to send him down. Plus, BT and Sal wonder what the expectations are for Jasson Dominguez moving forward, while Evan and Tiki wonder if Aaron Boone is growing frustrated with Volpe's defense.

In Episode 106 of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre recap one of the busiest weeks of the Yankees' 2025 season. The team is in the midst of an uncertain stretch without Aaron Judge, now beginning to surge with renewed life—and an infusion of fresh talent—at the trade deadline. From bullpen reinforcements to defensive upgrades and spark plug additions, this episode breaks down every major move the front office made (and didn't make).The duo also discusses the missed opportunity to call up Spencer Jones, the curious case of Anthony Volpe's fielding struggles, and what Judge's return as a DH-only player means for the lineup. It's a deep dive into roster construction, playoff potential, and the difference between panic and perspective in Yankees fandom.Key Topics Discussed:

Brandon and Sal dive into the "call of the day" from a listener named Dylan, who questions whether Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez is the biggest bust among New York prospects. Sal pushes back, pointing out that circumstances like injuries have played a role and that Alvarez has shown promise. The hosts then pivot to the recent trade deadline, debating whether the Mets and Yankees did enough, and what the future holds for young prospects like Alvarez, Volpe, and Mauricio, whose performance will ultimately determine their teams' success. The show wraps up with a caller raising concerns about a potential gambling scandal in Cleveland and how it could relate to players like Steven Kwan, prompting a brief discussion on MLB's handling of such cases.

During their show, BT and Sal delved into a listener's provocative comparison: Anthony Volpe is turning into the new Daniel Jones. The caller ignited a lively debate by likening Volpe's current struggles and the polarized fan base to the career trajectory and fan reception of the Giants' quarterback, prompting BT and Sal to weigh in on the striking similarities and crucial differences between the two New York athletes.

Covino & Rich are in for the great Colin Cowherd! They react to a big day in sports. MLB trade deadline & NFL preseason begins tonight! Should fans boo Volpe of the Yankees? Sidney Sweeney to Honey Boo Boo. Herdline News brings in a Justin Herbert debate. Plus, NFL on FOX Power Rankings stirs the pot! #CRShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boomer and Gio discuss the Giants' optimistic camp, believing they have the talent to succeed despite a tough NFC East. Free agent Jevon Holland joins, revealing Boomer's first thought about him is his Canadian heritage, while Gio recalls Holland's 100-yard "Fail Mary" return. Holland feels the Giants' defense has strong potential. Jerry gives an update, mentioning his first TV play-by-play with analyst Shaun O'Hara. Yankees won with Volpe's HR and Dominguez's catch. Mets were swept after two big trades; Lindor is struggling. Ohtani left his start with cramps. Jerry recaps trades. The Hall of Fame game is tonight. Arenas was arrested. Mad Dog sided with Boomer on Luka. Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank appeared during Boomer's Luka rant. Shannon Sharpe was fired from ESPN, and Chad Ochocinco wants the job.

In a heated debate, BT and Sal dissect the perplexing play of Anthony Volpe, whose recent offensive surge, highlighted by a barrage of home runs, stands in stark contrast to his increasingly dismal defense at shortstop. While Sal advocates for sending Volpe down to the minors to address his defensive "train wreck," arguing he's "broken" at the position, BT vehemently pushes back, asserting that a player hitting clutch home runs and showing fight isn't truly "broken," merely in a defensive slump that needs to be worked through at the major league level. The conversation revolves around whether the Yankees are "ruining" Volpe by keeping him in the lineup, or if his offensive contributions and demonstrated resilience outweigh his glaring defensive struggles.

In a wide-ranging discussion, BT and Sal dive into the ongoing struggles of Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe, debating whether a demotion to the minors or a temporary benching is the best path forward for his defensive woes. The hosts also break down the looming MLB trade deadline, discussing potential targets for both the Yankees and Mets to bolster their rosters. Adding another layer to the conversation, WWE legend Triple H joins the show to share insights on the upcoming SummerSlam event and the monumental impact of the recently passed Hulk Hogan on the wrestling world.

BT and Sal are at odds over how the Yankees should handle Anthony Volpe's ongoing defensive struggles. Sal believes sending Volpe down to the minors is the only way for him to clear his head and fix his mental miscues, arguing that continued exposure to the pressure of the major leagues is only making things worse. BT, however, fears that demoting Volpe could further damage his psyche and that a temporary benching might be a better first step, even though he admits previous attempts to give Volpe a day off haven't yielded lasting results. The hosts agree that Volpe's defensive issues, particularly his indecision on throws, are a significant problem for a Yankees team aiming for a World Series, and they also discuss potential trade targets like Steven Kwan who could address other team needs.

Outside of his HR, Anthony Volpe continued to struggle in the field last night. Does he need to sit down to regain his form? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry discusses another quiet night for the Mets bats and then talks to Chris McMonigle about Anthony Volpe's struggles. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Did Aaron Boone finally show Yankees fans he is frustrated with Anthony Volpe?

Just before a brand new addition of Stump Rothenberg we cover the continuing Anthony Volpe situation for the New York Yankees. Volpe homered last night but made a inexcusable defensive mistake. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Anthony Volpe struggled with the glove last night but delivered with the bat. Boomer says the Yankees should give Volpe a few days off to clear his head in the field. Jerry wants to see Paul Goldschmidt do a better job at first base helping out his teammates. The heart of the Mets order struggled with the bases loaded and nobody out early in a 7-1 loss. Boomer doesn't like his chair. We play musical chairs and switch everything around.

Boomer and Gio discuss Mets' trade options, with Gio preferring to keep Mauricio or Vientos, while Jerry suggests trading Vientos. They touch on other MLB news like Soto's injury, Volpe's performance, and Rob Manfred's clubhouse visit. They also discuss potential NBA expansion to Europe and their plans for broadcasting from Streamsong resort.

Hour 3 - Anthony Volpe has been at the center of all the Yankee criticism of late, but now the Yankees have Amed Rosario Keith believes the heat will begin to get lowered on Volpe.

BT and Sal dive deep into Anthony Volpe's recent struggles, particularly his defensive miscues. One speaker passionately argues that the Yankees should send Volpe down to Triple-A to fix his issues, emphasizing it's for his improvement, not punishment. The other speaker disagrees, pointing to Volpe's recent offensive surge and arguing that a demotion could be detrimental for a Gold Glove-winning rookie. They both acknowledge Volpe's visible struggles in the field and the potential radical nature of such a move, especially for a player who has had past success. The conversation also branches into the Yankees' overall strategy at the trade deadline, debating whether they should be "sellers," "buyers," or continue their "halfway" approach, touching on potential targets like Steven Kwan and high-leverage relievers.

BT and Sal are locked in a heated debate about Anthony Volpe's future with the Yankees, questioning if he can handle the immense pressure of playing in New York. Sal argues it's time to send Volpe down to the minors, believing a mental reset is crucial, while BT suggests simply sitting him for a few days. The discussion highlights the unforgiving nature of the New York sports landscape, where players like Volpe face intense scrutiny and must perform under constant pressure, or risk being deemed unable to "play in New York."

In a heated exchange, BT and Sal fiercely debated the New York Yankees' perplexing situation with struggling shortstop Anthony Volpe. Sal, exasperated by Volpe's continued defensive miscues and mental struggles, vehemently argued that the only solution is to send him down to the minors for a complete reset, asserting that the current "noise" and pressure are insurmountable in the majors. BT, while acknowledging Volpe's woes, pushed back on an immediate demotion, suggesting that a prolonged benching to clear his head, rather than a full-blown demotion, should be attempted first, emphasizing that Volpe's offensive flashes indicate he's not entirely overwhelmed. The core of their disagreement revolved around the severity of Volpe's mental state and the most effective path to salvage his potential for a Yankees team desperately chasing a division title.

NFL Holdouts Volpe and Mets Trades

Boomer & Gio discussed Barbizon, their Golf Digest Outing win at Seawayne (qualifying for national championships during NFL opening weekend, which they can't attend due to NY football team coverage), and the Mets and Yankees losses. Jerry provided an update, and Boomer questioned Gio's commitment to the national championship. Boomer wants Gio to be humble about their win, and a caller shared that Anthony Volpe's mom is a fan of Boomer.

Jason Christian's work pushes the boundaries of his craft, combining the delicate complexity of reticello with intricate detailing inspired by Fabergé eggs. Through series such as his Bumbershoots and Yo-Yos that reflect classic Venetian technique to more sculptural works including Dragons and Volpe, Christian's art is deeply influenced by his family, personal experiences, and the nostalgia of growing up in the Pacific Northwest. A renowned glass artist based in the Seattle area, Christian was born in 1976 on Whidbey Island, Washington, to a metal fabricator and a cardiac nurse. His artistic journey began at the age of 21 when he was introduced to glassblowing as a factory charger, where he gradually developed his skills and knowledge through hands-on experience. His formal education in glassblowing includes workshops and classes with notable artists such as Pino Signoretto, Jeff Mack, Janusz Pozniak and Preston Singletary. Throughout his career, Christian has worked with numerous well-known artists in the Seattle glass community, including Martin Blank, Preston Singletary, James Mongrain and Nancy Callan. Since 2008, Christian has been an integral member of Dale Chihuly's Boathouse team, working with international artists like Pino Signoretto. He has also served as a glassblowing assistant to Lino Tagliapietra since 2014 and worked as a fabricator for Lindsey Adelman from 2014 to 2016. Says Christian: “I still don't know if I chose glassblowing or if it chose me. I just knew that the moment I walked into that studio and saw what was being created I had to be a part of it. Finding glassblowing felt magical, like I was made for it. It provided something I lacked in my younger years – the urge to create, grow, and express myself through my work. To witness a person handle molten glass, manipulate it, and form it as if it were water was amazing to me. I knew that I had to be a part of it.” Christian has participated in numerous artist residencies, including: FOCI, Minneapolis, MI (2019); Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, NY (2019); Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, WA (multiple years); Museum of Glass, Tacoma, WA (2016 and 2008); University of Texas at Arlington (2015); and the University of Wisconsin-Steven's Point (2015). He was Auction Centerpiece Designer at Schack Art Center, Everett, WA, in 2016 and 2010. His work is featured in several notable collections including the Hauberg collection, the Elton John collection, the Ben Bridge collection and many more private collections in the United States and Canada. With a desire to share his expertise through teaching and demonstrations, Christian has conducted workshops at various institutions including Penland School of Craft (2019); Pittsburgh Glass Center (2019); Pratt Fine Arts Center (2018); Pilchuck Glass School (2017); Urban Glass (2016); and Seattle Glassblowing Studio (2010-2013); He has also been a demonstrating artist in Turkey (2015) and Finland (2009). Christian states: “Beyond my relationship with glass, the camaraderie within the industry enticed me to grow beyond myself, always looking for what was within and turning that into something I could only see in my mind. It created an environment of growth and exploration, pushing me to be a better artist.” Upcoming Christian workshops include Penland School of Craft, August 10 – 15; Hilltop @ Pilchuck, September 28; and Neusole Glassworks, Forest Park, Ohio, November 17.  

Chris Volpe's Website: http://www.volpeforamerica.com Pat Kahnke interviews Chris Volpe, Democratic candidate for the 2026 special election to fill the Senate seat vacated by JD Vance in Ohio. Pat Kahnke's Substack page: https://culturefaithandpolitics.substack.com/ Pat Kahnke's books are available on Amazon: "A Christian Case Against Donald Trump" (2024): https://a.co/d/iVSTqny "MAGA Seduction: Resisting the Debasement of the Christian Conscience" (2020): https://a.co/d/1KNX3uQ In this episode, Chris Volpe discusses his candidacy for the Senate seat in Ohio, sharing his unique background in healthcare and technology. He emphasizes the importance of community engagement, the disconnect between young voters and political messaging, and the need for a focus on healthcare as a fundamental right. Volpe also addresses the implications of AI on the workforce and the importance of a social contract in society. He advocates for a vision of a better future that prioritizes stability and imagination in political discourse. In this conversation, Chris Volpe and Pat Kahnke explore the complexities of modern politics, emphasizing the need for empathy, trust, and serious leadership. They discuss the exploitation of vulnerable communities, the role of government in economic progress, and the importance of restoring trust in institutions. The dialogue also touches on the challenges faced by young men and the necessity of finding common ground in faith and politics.

Today's word of the day is ‘crazy train' as in Ozzy Osbourne as in The Prince of Darkness as in Parkinson's as in the MLB season. Let's start with Rafael Devers. He made his debut at first base with the Giants yesterday. Said he loves playing the field. Oh? (9:30) Aaron Boone is having a rough go of it right now. He went off on the Jomboy team. The Yankees have a problem with Anthony Volpe. He has been bad bad bad at short stop, and Boone and Cashman will defend him to the grave. (23:40) Ethan Holliday is the new record holder in Draft history. A monster $9 million signing bonus! (32:40) Review: My Mom Jayne. (36:15) The Los Angeles Times going public? That's the plan. Will it work? (43:00) NPPOD. (48:20) Qatar wants the Olympics in 2036. Is it going to happen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘crazy train' as in Ozzy Osbourne as in The Prince of Darkness as in Parkinson's as in the MLB season. Let's start with Rafael Devers. He made his debut at first base with the Giants yesterday. Said he loves playing the field. Oh? (9:30) Aaron Boone is having a rough go of it right now. He went off on the Jomboy team. The Yankees have a problem with Anthony Volpe. He has been bad bad bad at short stop, and Boone and Cashman will defend him to the grave. (23:40) Ethan Holliday is the new record holder in Draft history. A monster $9 million signing bonus! (32:40) Review: My Mom Jayne. (36:15) The Los Angeles Times going public? That's the plan. Will it work? (43:00) NPPOD. (48:20) Qatar wants the Olympics in 2036. Is it going to happen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brandon Tierney dissects the New York Yankees' latest thrilling victory, a much-needed win that saw Ben Rice hit a crucial home run. While celebrating the excitement of the comeback, Tierney can't ignore the glaring defensive liabilities, particularly the ongoing struggles of shortstop Anthony Volpe, who reportedly leads the league with 13 errors this season. Tierney expresses a mix of elation for the win and frustration over the team's inconsistencies, questioning how long they can afford to overlook critical errors from key players like Volpe, especially as the trade deadline approaches and they aim to contend.

Brandon Tierney doesn't hold back as he dives into the New York Yankees' current state, dissecting their recent win against Toronto with a mix of relief and stark concern. While celebrating clutch performances, Tierney zeroes in on the alarming struggles of shortstop Anthony Volpe, whose persistent defensive errors and slumping bat are casting a dark shadow over the team's World Series aspirations. He passionately argues that significant changes are needed if the Yankees truly want to contend, emphasizing the mental edge lost and the pressing issues that simply won't resolve themselves.

Brandon Tierney breaks down the New York Yankees' dramatic victory, highlighting the contrasting performances of Anthony Volpe, whose defensive struggles nearly cost them the game, and Ben Rice, who ultimately sealed the win with a crucial home run. Tierney delves into the fan psyche, debating whether to focus on the team's lingering issues or celebrate the thrilling win. He also discusses potential roster changes and the ongoing concerns surrounding Volpe's confidence and play.

Brandon Tierney dives into the New York baseball scene with his signature fiery take, dissecting the Yankees' dramatic come-from-behind victory, highlighted by Ben Rice's massive home run that salvaged a game nearly blown by Anthony Volpe's defensive struggles. Tierney praises the Yankees' ability to pull off the win against a tough Toronto team, but doesn't shy away from the lingering concerns surrounding Volpe's performance and the team's overall inconsistencies. On the Mets side, Tierney celebrates the triumphant return and early success of Francisco Alvarez, whose renewed focus and powerful bat are providing a much-needed spark. The show also features a compelling interview with Suzyn Waldman, offering insights into the Yankees' current state, trade deadline possibilities, and the ongoing debate surrounding player development versus immediate results, all delivered with an energetic and engaging flair.

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WFAN's All-Quarter Century Hockey Team was released. CBS Sports listed the top 25 NFL teams of the past 25 years. Jerry updated on the Yankees' two infield errors; Aaron Boone defended Anthony Volpe. Giancarlo Stanton homered. The Mets beat the Angels with Brett Baty's homer, though Frank The Tank was unhappy with Senga. Jerry Jones discussed Micah Parsons' contract, disliking long-term deals due to unforeseen circumstances. Mike Tyson seemed unaware of Klay Thompson. The Moment of The Day highlighted Steve the engineer's electrocutions. Callers in the final segment defended Anthony Volpe and debated Derek Jeter's legacy.

Hour 1 Yankees lost in Toronto, errors plaguing the infield. Gio noted Suzyn Waldman's frustration on air. Jerry highlighted Yankees' errors in his update. Mets tied Angels 5-5 with Soto's 2-run single. Stearns addressed centerfield's need for production. Phillies beat Red Sox on walk-off catcher's interference. Jerry Jones discussed Micah Parsons' contract, warning of potential post-signing issues. An 8-foot shark was caught off Fire Island; Gio stated these sharks don't attack humans. Hour 2 JJ Watt reacted to Jerry Jones' comments on Micah Parsons' contract, disagreeing with Jones taking a shot at Parsons and Dak Prescott, players fighting for him. Gio believes players fight for themselves, teammates, and fans, not the owner. Jerry returned with an update, including Suzyn Waldman criticizing the infield. The Mets beat the Angels 4-0. Jerry Jones discussed Micah Parsons' contract and how big money doesn't guarantee health. The segment concluded with further discussion on Jones' comments about Parsons' contract and paying injured players. Hour 3 Yankees Old Timer's Day celebrates the 2000 World Series team, but Derek Jeter won't play, citing age. Boomer finds his absence insulting, even elitist. Jerry's update was delayed by a discussion with engineer Steve about radio wiring and Mike Francesa. The hour ended with talk of an $8K drink with a diamond bracelet in Sag Harbor. Hour 4 WFAN announced their all-quarter-century hockey team. CBS Sports ranked the top 25 NFL teams of the last 25 years. Jerry updated on Yankees' infield errors, with Boone defending Volpe and Stanton homering. The Mets beat the Angels, with Baty homering; Frank The Tank reacted negatively to Senga. Jerry Jones discussed Micah Parsons' negotiations, disliking long-term deals due to unforeseen circumstances. Mike Tyson seemed unfamiliar with Klay Thompson. Moment of The Day: Steve the engineer's electrocutions. Final segment callers debated Volpe's errors and Jeter's legacy.

Los Yankees volvieron a tropezar, esta vez en Toronto, tras cometer errores costosos que les dieron la victoria a los Blue Jays. Anthony Volpe vuelve a estar en el centro de las críticas tras una actuación defensiva muy cuestionada. ¿Qué está pasando con el campocorto del Bronx? Además: ⚾ Los Cerveceros logran su victoria número 11 seguida ⚾ ¡Paul Skenes finalmente gana su primer juego! ⚾ Salvador Pérez la saca dos veces y sigue encendido ⚾ Phillies dejan en el terreno a Boston por una interferencia insólita ⚾ José Ramírez llega a 7 temporadas seguidas 20-20 ⚾ Brice Matthews conecta 2 HR ⚾ Rich Hill regresa a MLB a sus 45 años ⚾ Premios a los jugadores de la semana ¡Todo esto y más en tu noticiero diario de Béisbol News con Alfre Alvarez Y Carlos Parra! Suscríbete, comenta y comparte con tu comunidad beisbolera.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

In this episode of Raising Your Inner Voice, Jay discusses our food system in relation to retailers with professor of agribusiness at CalPoly, Dr. Ricky Volpe. Logo was manifested by branding sherpa: Juan Carlos Morales: https://www.facebook.com/FabrikaStudioPhot...Opening beat produced by J. Ferra Music: https://www.instagram.com/jferramusic/Intro edits & snippets weaved by https://www.jayfoss.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/raising-your-inner-voice-with-jay-foss--5671409/support.

In this lively segment of Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata's "Call of the Day," a caller named Gio from New Brunswick delivers a hilariously unpolished, yet incredibly passionate, song about Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe's struggles. With lyrics like "We don't believe in Volpe, we don't believe in Bo because he's not that good," Gio's spontaneous musical critique captures the frustration of many fans, leading to a memorable and amusing moment on the air.

This week's Yankees highlights include Sal Licata ranting about the decline of Anthony Volpe and breaking down why he doesn't see Giancarlo Stanton as a Hall of Famer. Plus, Tiki and Morash discuss how Max Fried's blisters issue could be a factor moving forward, and Morash explains why the All-Star swing-off could soon be implemented in the regular season.

This week's Yankees highlights include Sal Licata ranting about the decline of Anthony Volpe and breaking down why he doesn't see Giancarlo Stanton as a Hall of Famer. Plus, Tiki and Morash discuss how Max Fried's blisters issue could be a factor moving forward, and Morash explains why the All-Star swing-off could soon be implemented in the regular season.

Alex Rodriguez says Aaron Judge adds so much by hitting for average and for power. Also he would trade Volpe's home runs and RBIs for a higher average and using his legs to put pressure on the other team. New York Post's Brian Costello says that Aaron Glenn is running the show with the Jets and Mougey is there to make the money work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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