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Hour 1 of The Drive kicks off with Phil and Will live from Todd Creek Golf Course. The guys react to the breaking news of the day in Sean Payton and the Broncos agreeing to a new 5-year contract extension. Will Payton get a pay raise in his new contract after all the success he's had in Denver the past few seasons? Does this rule out a future in which Davis Webb will be the head coach of the Broncos? Phil and Will continue to discuss Sean Payton's contract extension, and we hear from Sean on how great ownership has been here in Denver, and still being excited about football. We pivot to the Avalanche as Joe Sakic spoke today at the team's end-of-the-season press conference. We hear Sakic's thoughts on Jared Bednar returning for next season, even in the final year of his contract. Will Bednar get an extension before the next season starts? Will the Avs and Cale Makar agree on a contract extension this offseason? 

Giants pitcher Will Bednar joins Extra Inning with Bill Laskey to breakdown Spring Training and ramping up for the regular seasonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Giants Talk” co-hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic react to San Francisco manager Tony Vitello's viral Tennessee rant and more from spring training. -- (2:50) - Tony Vitello makes headlines (14:10) - Alex's impressions of Giants' practice scrimmages (19:20) - Moves around the MLB (27:30) - Fan mailbag questions (41:00) - Will Bednar interview Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

If anyone outside of the clubhouse has their finger on the pulse of the Pittsburgh Pirates, it's long time play by play announcer Greg Brown. We are fortunate to have him join us on this episode to take a peek into the 2025 Pirates. With few roster roster and coaching changes can we expect much of the same or does one of the best young pitching staffs in baseball lead by All Rookie of the Year and CY Young candidate Paul Skenes take this team to a level they have not seen since 2013-2015.    Lets jump right into the off season, the team spent under 12 million dollars to fill spots that were in need. Did they really address these needs with upgrades when all they did were 1 year deals with aging veterans or guys looking for an opportunity?   Who would you say is the most important acquisition of the off season?    Spencer Horwitz was traded for in a 3 team deal to be a mainstay hopefully at first base. Coming in, Ben Cherrington knew that a wrist injury has been an issue. Why did he make the deal and if so why give up so much starting with Luis Ortiz?   With Horwitz out now, who will play first base in his absence? What is the timeline from his return and what can the Pirates expect from him.   Recently, the Pirates signed Tommy Pham, a 37 year old journeyman outfielder. Why? He has a history and a not so favorable one at that.    What role does Isiah Kiner-Falefa play on the 2025 Pirates? He has been known predominantly as a highly productive utility player but word on the street is that he could be the everyday shortstop and that's not his strong suit.   Where will the power source come from with this team? Andrew McCutcheon at 38 years old and Bryan Reynolds could be two sources.    Before we move on to the pitching staff, share what you believe will be the most days starting 8 (I know Shelton has his Sunday lineup).   Paul Skenes is a generational player. 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For today's pregame conversation, Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson caught up with pitcher Will Bednar. They talked about his time growing up near Pittsburgh, heading off to Mississippi State and helping the Bulldogs win the College World Series, his 2024 season and more.

This week's podcast features interviews with two pitchers who have been through their battles with health issues: Richmond left-hander, Seth Corry, and right-hander Will Bednar. Both have had their share of ups and downs, and gained new perspective on this game the play for a living. After long rehabs, both are finally healthy again and getting to compete and play. I love having these two interviews together, because I feel like the interplay between the two of them makes each a little richer.To get much more of my Giants prospect work, become a There R Giants' subscriber. You'll get daily coverage of the farm system, insight from players and coaches, tons of video from games, and much more, all ad-free and delivered straight to your Inbox.There R Giants is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Intro/Outro: “The Century Plant” by Victoria Williams This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rogermunter.substack.com/subscribe

In hour 1 of The Dan Jacobs Show, Dan goes down a rabbit hole on lobster and crab. Are they actually good or just utensils for butter? James Merilatt of DenverSports.com, joins the show to breakdown the weather, CU Boulder Football's roster turnover and the Nuggets and Avs coaches. Will Bednar and Malone's time in Denver be seen as successes? Was Payton Manning "washed" in Denver?

Will Bednar, Hill and Keller make it past the trade deadline and what does it mean if they don't ... or do? Steelers camp is in full swing, and we have some first takes on a few of the new additions. You don't want to miss this episode of the porch!

Daniel Vogelbach has been shipped off to the Mets. Will Bednar go? Quintana? Reynolds? 

This week I’m joined by my favorite fellow Giants’ prospect blogger affectionately known as GPT. Avi and I talk over our major impressions of the Giants’ farm through the first third of the 2022 season. It’s a power summit of observations and one I think you’ll really enjoy!Of course, you need to be following Avi on Twitter @giantsprospects. And for all of my work, you can follow me on Twitter @rog61 or simply subscribe to There R Giants to get all of my writing delivered, ad free, straight to your Inbox every morning.Major Trends on Giants’ Farm (0:00)Heliot Ramos’ Season (8:50)Marco Luciano (13:30)Pleasant Surprises: Will Wilson, Trevor McDonald (16:40)Will Bednar (21:50)Mason Black (25:00)Casey Schmitt (27:35)Vaun Brown (30:30)1st Round Woes (33:10)Intro/Outro: “Good Morning (The Future)” by Rogue Wave Get full access to There R Giants at rogermunter.substack.com/subscribe

The Biscuit and Ryan are back to discuss the week+ ahead of the Memorial Day holiday weekend. All the segments. Player profiles include Mookie Betts, Paul Goldschmidt, Clay Holmes, Aaron Judge, Santiago Espinal, Roansy Contreras, Cal Mitchell, Will Bednar, Eric Lauer to name a few.

Brad and GG are back to talk about the Giants celebrating Buster Posey over the weekend. They also talk about their up and down week, which finished strong. Lastly, they look at the four minor leaguers they're following closely this year, Will Bednar, Kyle Harrison, Marco Luciano, and Hunter Bishop. #BusterPosey #SFGiants #SFGameUp For T2C: Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Thompson2Clark and https://twitter.com/bspnshows Like our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/bspnfbpage Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/11199... Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bspnshows/ Subscribe to our YouTube page: youtube.com/channel/UCtZcOujFqlbmo2bA... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Giants 2021 first-round pick Will Bednar joins Alex Pavlovic and Cole Kuiper to discuss his experience with the Giants since being drafted, the progress he has made working with the San Francisco's coaches and his excitement for the upcoming season.(2:05) How important is Bednar to the Giants' future? (6:40) Bednar on his fantastic college career (13:36) Bednar discusses his time since the MLB draft(18:57) Bednar on how he has prepared for the upcoming season (24:13) Bednar on his excitement for the new seasonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On the Farm - New OTF hosts LaMar Gibson (@InsideFastball) and Adam Lawler (@thestatcastera) discuss what's a successful FYPD strategy, how they calculate prospect valuation and debate the upside of: Seiya Suzuki, Marcelo Mayer, Roderick Arias, Cristhian Vaquero, Frank Mozzicato, Will Bednar, Chase Petty, and Won Bin-Cho Draft strategy (1:00) What LaMar and Adam look for in prospects (6:50) How LaMar and Adam approach int'l signees (27:41) Seiya Suzuki (34:00) Marcelo Mayer (40:50) Roderick Arias and Cristhian Vaquero (44:14) Frank Mozzicato/Will Bednar/Chase Petty (1:05:45) Won Bin-Cho (1:10:38) Outro (1:16:59)

On the Farm - New OTF hosts LaMar Gibson (@InsideFastball) and Adam Lawler (@thestatcastera) discuss what's a successful FYPD strategy, how they calculate prospect valuation and debate the upside of: Seiya Suzuki, Marcelo Mayer, Roderick Arias, Cristhian Vaquero, Frank Mozzicato, Will Bednar, Chase Petty, and Won Bin-Cho Draft strategy (1:00) What LaMar and Adam look for in prospects (6:50) How LaMar and Adam approach int'l signees (27:41) Seiya Suzuki (34:00) Marcelo Mayer (40:50) Roderick Arias and Cristhian Vaquero (44:14) Frank Mozzicato/Will Bednar/Chase Petty (1:05:45) Won Bin-Cho (1:10:38) Outro (1:16:59) Get PL+ and join our Discord: https://pitcherlist.com/plus

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick discusses FanGraphs' newly released San Francisco Giants Top 39 Prospects list. The list is full of surprises, not at all conforming to the status quo or other rankings. For example, Patrick Bailey, to Ben's knowledge never before seen in the Giants' Top 5, ranks as the organization's third-best prospect. Joey Bart, meanwhile, continues his fall with evaluators, coming in as the team's sixth-best prospect. Bart's miserable 2020 debut really sent his stock reeling, and Ben discusses what this means for the Giants' future at the catcher position, with Buster Posey retired and Curt Casali the only other catcher on the roster (along with Bart) who projects to get major league playing time in 2022.Ben also talks about another top ranking for Marco Luciano, although he wonders a little bit about Luciano's fall from a 60 future value ranking down to 55. His struggles in High-A don't seem too important, given he was the youngest player at the entire level. Luis Matos also gets another high ranking, coming in as the organization's second-best prospect. Matos offers a tantilizing blend of hit and power, to go along with speed and a center field profile. He has an elite strikeout rate, but his feel for contact does lead to a little more chase than the Giants likely want. Regardless, Matos and Luciano have sky-high ceilings and it will be exciting to follow their progress in 2022. They're likely to begin the season in High-A Eugene, and could be promoted to Double-A by the end of the year, with a major league debut possible in 2023.Kyle Harrison, Heliot Ramos, Gregory Santos, Hunter Bishop, Will Bednar, and Jairo Pomares round out the Top 10.Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick discusses FanGraphs' newly released San Francisco Giants Top 39 Prospects list. The list is full of surprises, not at all conforming to the status quo or other rankings. For example, Patrick Bailey, to Ben's knowledge never before seen in the Giants' Top 5, ranks as the organization's third-best prospect. Joey Bart, meanwhile, continues his fall with evaluators, coming in as the team's sixth-best prospect. Bart's miserable 2020 debut really sent his stock reeling, and Ben discusses what this means for the Giants' future at the catcher position, with Buster Posey retired and Curt Casali the only other catcher on the roster (along with Bart) who projects to get major league playing time in 2022. Ben also talks about another top ranking for Marco Luciano, although he wonders a little bit about Luciano's fall from a 60 future value ranking down to 55. His struggles in High-A don't seem too important, given he was the youngest player at the entire level. Luis Matos also gets another high ranking, coming in as the organization's second-best prospect. Matos offers a tantilizing blend of hit and power, to go along with speed and a center field profile. He has an elite strikeout rate, but his feel for contact does lead to a little more chase than the Giants likely want. Regardless, Matos and Luciano have sky-high ceilings and it will be exciting to follow their progress in 2022. They're likely to begin the season in High-A Eugene, and could be promoted to Double-A by the end of the year, with a major league debut possible in 2023. Kyle Harrison, Heliot Ramos, Gregory Santos, Hunter Bishop, Will Bednar, and Jairo Pomares round out the Top 10. Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick discusses the San Francisco Giants' sixth- through 10th-best prospects, according to Baseball America. Yesterday he talked about the Giants' Top Five, all of whom had a spot on BA's Top 100 Prospects list. Marco Luciano, Joey Bart, Luis Matos, Heliot Ramos, and Kyle Harrison are exciting prospects indeed. But what about the next five names?Ben discusses the scouting reports on Will Bednar, the Giants' first-round pick in 2021, Matt Mikulski, their second-round pick last year, and the three others rounding out the top 10. Jairo Pomares, Aeverson Arteaga, and Ryan Murphy complete the list. Overall, Ben points out that it's best not to only look at one source when evaluating prospects. Predicting the future success (or failure) of prospects is an extremely tricky business, so looking at as many sources as possible is always a good idea. Ben plans on discussing the upcoming top prospects lists that will be announced by other major sources. He also discusses the fact that the MLBPA is going to make an in-person proposal to MLB on Monday in Manhattan. This will be the second significant meeting of the MLB lockout, with the league having made its first core economics proposal to the MLBPA last Thursday.Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick discusses the San Francisco Giants' sixth- through 10th-best prospects, according to Baseball America. Yesterday he talked about the Giants' Top Five, all of whom had a spot on BA's Top 100 Prospects list. Marco Luciano, Joey Bart, Luis Matos, Heliot Ramos, and Kyle Harrison are exciting prospects indeed. But what about the next five names? Ben discusses the scouting reports on Will Bednar, the Giants' first-round pick in 2021, Matt Mikulski, their second-round pick last year, and the three others rounding out the top 10. Jairo Pomares, Aeverson Arteaga, and Ryan Murphy complete the list. Overall, Ben points out that it's best not to only look at one source when evaluating prospects. Predicting the future success (or failure) of prospects is an extremely tricky business, so looking at as many sources as possible is always a good idea. Ben plans on discussing the upcoming top prospects lists that will be announced by other major sources. He also discusses the fact that the MLBPA is going to make an in-person proposal to MLB on Monday in Manhattan. This will be the second significant meeting of the MLB lockout, with the league having made its first core economics proposal to the MLBPA last Thursday. Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick examines the state of the San Francisco Giants' farm system. He dives into The Athletic's Melissa Lockard's Top 30 Giants prospects list, getting to the top five names. By this point, almost everyone knows that Marco Luciano is considered the Giants' top prospect. But what should we make of his 2021 season? He dominated in Low-A San Jose, but struggled after a promotion to High-A Eugene. He then struggled in the Arizona Fall League as well. Thankfully, his stock hasn't really fallen, because he was so much younger than the competition where he struggled. The sky remains the limit for Luciano.Next on the list, without giving away any spoilers, is some combination of Joey Bart, Luis Matos, Kyle Harrison, and Will Bednar. It's refreshing to have two pitchers emerge within the top five in the system, and Matos' emergence should be exciting for Giants fans. Bart has fallen in recent seasons, but how far? What should fans expect from Bart in 2022, when he's expected to get most of the playing time at the catcher position with Buster Posey deciding to retire?Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick examines the state of the San Francisco Giants' farm system. He dives into The Athletic's Melissa Lockard's Top 30 Giants prospects list, getting to the top five names. By this point, almost everyone knows that Marco Luciano is considered the Giants' top prospect. But what should we make of his 2021 season? He dominated in Low-A San Jose, but struggled after a promotion to High-A Eugene. He then struggled in the Arizona Fall League as well. Thankfully, his stock hasn't really fallen, because he was so much younger than the competition where he struggled. The sky remains the limit for Luciano. Next on the list, without giving away any spoilers, is some combination of Joey Bart, Luis Matos, Kyle Harrison, and Will Bednar. It's refreshing to have two pitchers emerge within the top five in the system, and Matos' emergence should be exciting for Giants fans. Bart has fallen in recent seasons, but how far? What should fans expect from Bart in 2022, when he's expected to get most of the playing time at the catcher position with Buster Posey deciding to retire? Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On Giants Podcast on these platforms

Mississippi State assistant baseball coach Jake Gautreau joins the show on the Bell's Two Hearted Ale guest line talking about the Bulldogs national championship. Coach Gautreau wraps up the conversation discussing the historic performance from Bulldog ace Will Bednar, who was instrumental in the Bulldogs winning the whole thing.

Bo and Blake talk college football and baseball in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys have fun talking Thanksgiving food and how to cook a turkey, including some advice from listeners on the best methods. Bo gives his thoughts on the latest coaching carousel news from around the country, including the chances that State or Ole Miss could lose a head coach to a bigger program. In the SEC Insider Hit, Mississippi State assistant baseball coach Jake Gautreau joins the show on the Bell's Two Hearted Ale guest line talking about the Bulldogs national championship. Coach Gautreau recaps a wild ride last season and what it means now looking back at the program's first title run. Gautreau discusses some of the biggest moments and players from the postseason, and what stands out to him now that he had had time to process everything. Coach Gautreau talks about the incredible season for Tanner Allen and how he seamlessly stepped into the giant shoes left by Jake Mangum. Gautreau outlines how he prepared the offense heading into the final two games against Vanderbilt, including the approach to facing the game's best pitcher in Kumar Rocker in a winner-take-all game. Finally, Gautreau wraps up the conversation discussing the historic performance from Bulldog ace Will Bednar, who was instrumental in the Bulldogs winning the whole thing.

Mississippi State assistant baseball coach Jake Gautreau joins the show on the Bell's Two Hearted Ale guest line talking about the Bulldogs national championship. Coach Gautreau recaps a wild ride last season and what it means now looking back at the program's first title run. Gautreau discusses some of the biggest moments and players from the postseason, and what stands out to him now that he had had time to process everything. Coach Gautreau talks about the incredible season for Tanner Allen and how he seamlessly stepped into the giant shoes left by Jake Mangum. Gautreau outlines how he prepared the offense heading into the final two games against Vanderbilt, including the approach to facing the game's best pitcher in Kumar Rocker in a winner-take-all game. Finally, Gautreau wraps up the conversation discussing the historic performance from Bulldog ace Will Bednar, who was instrumental in the Bulldogs winning the whole thing.

Brad and GG are back with another episode of the Thompson 2 Clark Podcast. They look at the series sweep against the Cubs, the starting rotation, Johnny Cueto, and GG talks about seeing Will Bednar, Patrick Bailey, and Luis Matos in San Jose. Lastly, they preview the series against the Padres. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mississippi State athletics director John Cohen joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs athletics. John talks about the historic postseason performance by Will Bednar, now a first round selection for the San Francisco Giants, and what his legacy is in Starkville after helping to clinch a national championship.

Bo and Blake talk college baseball and the NFL in the second hour of the show live in the Bank Plus Studio. Mississippi State baseball pitching coach Scott Foxhall joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking about the Bulldogs run to the National Championship. Scott talks about managing a deep pitching staff throughout the season to have them at their best when they got to Omaha. Scott discusses the starting rotation and ace Will Bednar, whose postseason run will go down in the annals of MSU baseball history. Scott talks about coaching Landon Sims and what next season might hold for the All-American closer as he comes back to Starkville for one more year. Scott discusses the relationship he and the coaching staff had coming into the MSU program and what makes their staff unique. Finally, Scott gives his thoughts on the MSU fanbase and the incredible atmosphere they created in Omaha. In the SEC Insider Hit, Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking NFL quarterbacks. Steve takes a crack at ranking the top quarterbacks in NFL history and settling the debate on some of those borderline players that we all argue about. Steve gives his opinion on the future of Aaron Rodgers with the Packers and what not reaching another Super Bowl would mean for his legacy. Steve weighs in on some classic signal callers like John Elway, Troy Aikman and a pair of 49ers legends, and tries to put them into an overall ranking.

Mississippi State baseball pitching coach Scott Foxhall joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking about the Bulldogs run to the National Championship. Scott discusses the starting rotation and ace Will Bednar, whose postseason run will go down in the annals of MSU baseball history. 

Mississippi State baseball pitching coach Scott Foxhall joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking about the Bulldogs run to the National Championship. Scott talks about managing a deep pitching staff throughout the season to have them at their best when they got to Omaha. Scott discusses the starting rotation and ace Will Bednar, whose postseason run will go down in the annals of MSU baseball history. Scott talks about coaching Landon Sims and what next season might hold for the All-American closer as he comes back to Starkville for one more year. Scott discusses the relationship he and the coaching staff had coming into the MSU program and what makes their staff unique. Finally, Scott gives his thoughts on the MSU fanbase and the incredible atmosphere they created in Omaha.

Will Bednar joins Talkin' Baseball with Kerry to talk about what it meant to picked in the first round by the Giants in the 2021 MLB draft See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will Bednar joins Talkin' Baseball with Kerry to talk about what it meant to picked in the first round by the Giants in the 2021 MLB draft See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Duane Kuiper joins Alex Pavlovic and Cole Kuiper to look forward to the second half of the MLB season, what the Giants need to do to win the NL West and share some bold predictions for the remainder of the season. Plus, NBC Sports Bay Area's Dalton Johnson joins the show to discuss the 2021 MLB Draft and the new additions to the Giants organization. (2:09) Recapping the All-Star Game festivities (7:36) Was the Home Run Derby a success for the MLB? (11:45) What does the future hold for Joey Bart? (19:10) Kuip on what Giants need to do to win NL West (23:54) Are the Dodgers or Padres more dangerous to the Giants? (28:35) Bold predictions for Giants second half of season (34:13) Giants select pitcher Will Bednar in first round of 2021 MLB DraftSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The great Jim Callis joins me to talk about the Giants’ 2021 draft, and on the way we take some side trips to remember Dick Tidrow, discuss Allan Simpson’s efforts to create the draft coverage we know today, and reminisce over the advertisements one used to find in the back of The Sporting News. It’s a pretty great conversation!If you’re not already, you should definitely follow @jimcallisMLB on Twitter and please follow me as well to keep up with my work @rog61. Speaking of which, if you’re enjoying this podcast perhaps you’d enjoy more There R Giants content delivered straight to your Inbox.Remembering Dick Tidrow (00:45)The Khalil Watson Decision (8:15)Will Bednar (17:20)Day 2 run of Pitchers (19:30)Day 3 picks (27:20)Allan Simpson and the creation of MLB Draft Coverage (33:15)Intro/Outro: “I’m Not Angry” by Elvis Costello Get full access to There R Giants at rogermunter.substack.com/subscribe

In the latest episode of Sound the Foghorn, Marc is joined by draft expert Brian Recca (@brian_recca) to talk about the SF Giants selection of Will Bednar out of Mississippi State with the 14th overall pick. They discuss the big name they passed on and the players drafting Bednar might enable them to pick later. Sound the Foghorn is FanSided's flagship SF Giants podcast hosted by Around the Foghorn co-site expert Marc Delucchi. A new episode typically is released every week, often featuring a guest who offers their own insights on happenings around MLB and the Giants. During particularly eventful weeks, Marc will release a second episode to discuss the latest happenings in San Francisco's neck of the woods. Like, follow, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. On Apple Podcasts, if you leave a 5-star review, make sure to write a question in your comment, and it'll be answered in a future episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Things mostly went to script for Mississippi State in the first day of the MLB draft. Will Bednar went #14 to San Francisco. Signee Maddux Bruns went later in the first to the LA Dodgers. Both are expected to sign, but neither are a surprise. Today will be the defining day in the draft, so expect several names related to Mississippi State to be called. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-boneyard/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On this special episode of the From The Back Fields to The Bronx podcast, we get you set for the 2021 MLB Draft that begins tonight in Denver, Colorado. The Yankees will have the 20th pick and they do not pick that high in the draft usually, so it should make for an entertaining night. Managing editor Ricky Keeler and Hudson Valley Renegades beat writer/head scout Steve Alhona are your co-hosts for this show. They begin the episode by talking about the excitement over the 20th pick, the uncertainty of who they might take, and what are the organizational needs/positions they should address heading into this three-day process. After going over some of the prep school options, you will hear an encore presentation of our interview with Nathan Rode, the director of multimedia and scouting for Prep Baseball Report. Nathan gives his thoughts on the prep class, some options for the Yankees such as right-handers Andrew Painter and Chase Petty, left-hander Anthony Solometo, and outfielder Benny Montgomery among others. Then, the conversation shifts to the college class. Ricky and Steve debate whether the progress Clarke Schmidt has made should cause the Yankees to decide whether or not to pick Mississippi right-hander Gunnar Hoglund if he is on the board in Round 1. They go over names such as right-handers Gavin Williams and Will Bednar and Eastern Illinois infielder Trey Sweeney. The second interview will you hear is Ricky's conversation with Joe Doyle, the head of MLB Draft content for Prospects Live. Joe dives into what the Yankees might do in Round 1, some options in Round 2 as well, and we look at how the Yankees organization is viewed externally. Finally, Ricky and Steve give their Round 1 predictions, what defines a successful draft, and their non-Yankees storylines to watch. Be sure to keep it right here at Pinstriped Prospects for all of your Yankees MLB Draft coverage!

Bo and Blake are live from the Bank Plus Studio talking about Mississippi State winning their first ever National Championship. The guys talk about the impact this will have on the state of Mississippi moving forward. They discuss the pressure that is now on Mike Bianco to win since Chris Lemonis won a national title in his second year as the Mississippi State head baseball coach. Steve Robertson joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk about Mississippi State winning the national title against Vanderbilt. They also talk about the legacies left behind from Tanner Allen and Will Bednar. In the SEC Insider, Kyle Peterson joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk college baseball and Mississippi State winning it all. Kyle talks about the impact Mississippi State winning the national title will have on the program. Kyle talks about the MSU program has been waiting for the Mississippi State program to finally capture it's first ever National Championship. KP talks about the atmosphere in Omaha and how it favored Mississippi State. 

Steve Robertson joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk about Mississippi State winning the national title against Vanderbilt. They also talk about the legacies left behind from Tanner Allen and Will Bednar. Steve talks about the performances from the Mississippi State baseball team to bring home the teams first ever National Championship. Steve talks about how Will Bednar has become the best pitcher to wear the Marron and White. 

We welcome Jim into the show and revisit the Trevor Bauer discussion. Should the Dodgers and/or MLB force him to step aside, or is Bauer innocent until proven guilty? We also revisit Will Bednar's performance for Mississippi State last night, who won the College World Series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the SEC Insider, Steve Robertson joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk about last night's game. Bo and Steve talk about Will Bednar and what to expect from him tonight. They talk about Bednar's performance tonight is key the MSU especially if he can go deep into the game. 

Bo and Blake are live from the Mobile Bank Plus Studio talking college baseball. The guys talk about the game last night and how Mississippi State was able to force a game three against Vanderbilt. The guys talk about the performance from Houston Harding and Preston Johnson from last night. Bo and Blake talk about how MSU needs to be able to work Kumar Rocker's pitch count so they can get to him early on in the game. The guys talk about Will Bednar and how important he is for tonight's game. They talk how many pitches Bednar can throw and then hopefully be able to turn it over to Landon Sims. In the SEC Insider, Steve Robertson joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk about last night's game. Steve talks about the performance from Houston Harding and Preston Johnson last night. Bo and Steve talk about Will Bednar and what to expect from him tonight. The guys talk about the coaching staff being able to push all the right buttons on this MSU team. Steve talks about Landon Sims and what to expect from him in tonight's matchup. The guys talk about the approach MSU needs to have against Kumar Rocker. Steve talks about Kamren James and how he has overcome some struggles early on in the season but has battled through it to be a key factor for MSU. 

In the SEC Insider, Steve Robertson joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk about last night's game. Steve talks about the performance from Houston Harding and Preston Johnson last night. Bo and Steve talk about Will Bednar and what to expect from him tonight. The guys talk about the coaching staff being able to push all the right buttons on this MSU team. Steve talks about Landon Sims and what to expect from him in tonight's matchup. The guys talk about the approach MSU needs to have against Kumar Rocker. Steve talks about Kamren James and how he has overcome some struggles early on in the season but has battled through it to be a key factor for MSU. 

In the SEC Insider, Steve Robertson joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk about the game tonight against Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Bo and Steve talk about seeing Will Bednar if a game three is forced. They talk about the matchup of Bednar and Rocker if a game three happens. 

In the SEC Insider, Kyle Peterson joins us live from the Modelo guest line. Kyle and Blake discuss college baseball and Omaha to this point.. He talks about Mississippi State and how Will Bednar has been a shining light for MSU and thinks they haven't played their best game yet but is waiting for it to happen.  Kyle talks about how MSU's bullpen is the deepest in the tournament and they have been able to shut everyone down so far at Omaha. 

In the SEC Insider, Kyle Peterson joins us live from the Modelo guest line. Kyle and Blake discuss college baseball and Omaha to this point. Kyle Peterson gives his thoughts on the Vanderbilt game against Stanford. He talks about Mississippi State and how Will Bednar has been a shining light for MSU and thinks they haven't played their best game yet but is waiting for it to happen. Blake and Kyle talk about the atmosphere in Omaha and how its different compared to teams who are use to having big crowds like MSU. Kyle Peterson also talks about his experience in Omaha from his playing days. 

Bo and Blake are live from the Bank Plus Studio talking college baseball. Blake recaps the events that happened last night during the Vanderbilt and Stanford game. Blake looks into how Vandy was able to overcome a slow start to a tough Stanford team in an elimination game. He also talks about how Vanderbilt hasn't played their best in Omaha except for Jack Leiter who pitched a great game but it resulted in a loss for them. Blake talks about Mississippi State and how they haven't played their best out in Omaha but have still been able to win in different ways. In the SEC Insider, Kyle Peterson joins us live from the Modelo guest line. Kyle and Blake discuss college baseball and Omaha to this point. Kyle Peterson gives his thoughts on the Vanderbilt game against Stanford. He talks about Mississippi State and how Will Bednar has been a shining light for MSU and thinks they haven't played their best game yet but is waiting for it to happen. Blake and Kyle talk about the atmosphere in Omaha and how its different compared to teams who are use to having big crowds like MSU. Kyle Peterson also talks about his experience in Omaha from his playing days. 

Bo and Blake are live from the Bank Plus Studio talking college baseball and the LSU coaching search. Bo and Blake talk about the Texas and Virginia game that happens tonight and what's the best scenario for Mississippi State. The guys talk about each team and who has the better pitching staff tonight. The guys talk about the current coaching search that's happening at LSU. They talk about how Mike Bianco was the favorite for a group of very strong former LSU players. They discuss who is the potential favorite to land the job. In the SEC Insider, Kyle Peterson joins us live from the Modelo guest line. Kyle and Blake discuss college baseball and Omaha to this point. Kyle Peterson gives his thoughts on the Vanderbilt game against Stanford. He talks about Mississippi State and how Will Bednar has been a shining light for MSU and thinks they haven't played their best game yet but is waiting for it to happen. Blake and Kyle talk about the atmosphere in Omaha and how its different compared to teams who are use to having big crowds like MSU. Kyle Peterson also talks about his experience in Omaha from his playing days. 

In the SEC Insider, Ben McDonald joins us live from the Modelo guest line to talk about the College World Series and Mississippi State baseball. Ben goes into the impressive performance that Will Bednar put on in his game against Texas. Ben talks about how Bednar has all the tools to help carry MSU to the championship series. Ben also gives his insist on Bednar's future as a future big leaguer. 

Pitching has been Mississippi State's strength all season long, but it was never more dominant than on Sunday when it mattered most. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk look back at a historic day on the mound for Will Bednar and Landon Sims, as they power the Bulldogs into a winner's bracket game against Virginia.

Bo and Blake talk MSU in the College World Series and Mike Bianco staying in Oxford in the first hour of the show live in the mobile Bank Plus Studio. The guys react to an exciting first game in Omaha for the Bulldogs as they ride an epic pitching performance from Will Bednar to a one-run win over Texas. Bo gives his thoughts on the impressive bounce-back performance for Bednar and what winning game one means for your CWS chances. Bo recaps the breaking news that Mike Bianco will be staying in Oxford as the Rebels announce a contract extension for their long-time head coach. The guys discuss what LSU might be doing in their head coaching search and why Bianco might have taken his name out of discussion, or if he even had an offer to begin with. Bo takes a long look at the job by Landon Sims to finish out the game over Texas after a career start from Will Bednar to open the College World Series. Bo gives his thoughts on the importance of the Bulldogs win and why being in Omaha is no longer the standard in Starkville. 

Behind a historic pitching performance from Will Bednar and Landon Sims, State beats Texas 2-1 in the College World Series.

Bo and Blake talk college baseball and football in the final hour of the show live in the mobile Bank Plus Studio. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Steve recaps an exciting first-round win over Texas at the College World Series behind a record-setting performance from Will Bednar. Steve talks about the Bulldogs pitching staff in the one-run victory over the Longhorns and how dominant they were when needed most. Steve discusses the timely offense for MSU going up against a future top-10 MLB draft pick in Ty Madden and the young guys who got the job done when the veterans were struggling at the plate. Steve previews the winner's bracket matchup with Virginia on Tuesday and what the Cavaliers present as a challenge for the Bulldogs. In the SEC Insider hit, ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking college football and the latest NIL news. Tom reacts to breaking news from the Supreme Court has ruled against the NCAA in a case challenging the organization's claims of amateurism. Tom discusses what college athletics truly is and what it provides to the student-athlete currently as compared to what the new Supreme Court ruling would allow collegiate athletes to do. Tom tries to explain what the ruling means and why the debate around college athlete's and their value is much more complicated than it appears on the surface. Tom wraps up the segment talking SEC football this Fall and what the Ole Miss Rebels can accomplish in Lane Kiffin's second season in Oxford.

Mississippi State athletics director John Cohen joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs baseball in Omaha. John recaps an exciting first round win over Texas as MSU gets the all-important first victory to stay in the winner's bracket. John discusses the record-setting performance from starter Will Bednar, who struck out 15 batters in just 18 recorded outs. 

Mississippi State athletics director John Cohen joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs baseball in Omaha. John recaps an exciting first round win over Texas as MSU gets the all-important first victory to stay in the winner's bracket. John discusses the record-setting performance from starter Will Bednar, who struck out 15 batters in just 18 recorded outs. John talks about the job Landon Sims did in the final three innings, including navigating a stressful ninth to help MSU secure the win. John gives his thoughts on the offense, and lack-thereof, and some of the guys who will have to swing the bat well for Mississippi State to move forward in Omaha. John wraps up the interview with a look ahead to the next opponent for MSU, the Virginia Cavaliers, and what they bring to the table as a challenge for the Bulldogs. 

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Steve recaps an exciting first-round win over Texas at the College World Series behind a record-setting performance from Will Bednar. Steve talks about the Bulldogs pitching staff in the one-run victory over the Longhorns and how dominant they were when needed most. Steve discusses the timely offense for MSU going up against a future top-10 MLB draft pick in Ty Madden and the young guys who got the job done when the veterans were struggling at the plate. Steve previews the winner's bracket matchup with Virginia on Tuesday and what the Cavaliers present as a challenge for the Bulldogs. 

Mississippi State won its opening game in the College World Series by defeating Texas 2-1 in a good ole fashioned pitcher's duel. Will Bednar struck out 15 and Landon Sims got six more in a season best 21 K performance.Can the Bulldogs keep it going against Virginia?Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-boneyard/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Will Bednar - postgame, Texas, College World Series

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Steve recaps an exciting first-round win over Texas at the College World Series behind a record-setting performance from Will Bednar. Steve talks about the Bulldogs pitching staff in the one-run victory over the Longhorns and how dominant they were when needed most. 

Bo and Blake talk College World Series and the baseball coaching carousel in the second hour of the show live in the mobile Bank Plus Studio. The guys continue to discuss the first round of the CWS and how Mississippi State was able to get past Texas behind the dynamic arms of Will Bednar and Landon Sims. Bo gives his thoughts on the LSU job opening now that Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco has removed his name from consideration, and whether or not there is any truth to the rumors that Bulldogs coach Chris Lemonis is a top candidate for the Tigers. In the SEC Insider Hit, Mississippi State athletics director John Cohen joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs baseball in Omaha. John recaps an exciting first round win over Texas as MSU gets the all-important first victory to stay in the winner's bracket. John discusses the record-setting performance from starter Will Bednar, who struck out 15 batters in just 18 recorded outs. John talks about the job Landon Sims did in the final three innings, including navigating a stressful ninth to help MSU secure the win. John gives his thoughts on the offense, and lack-thereof, and some of the guys who will have to swing the bat well for Mississippi State to move forward in Omaha. John wraps up the interview with a look ahead to the next opponent for MSU, the Virginia Cavaliers, and what they bring to the table as a challenge for the Bulldogs. 

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Steve discusses who might start on the mound for today's regional final, and the impressive starts from Will Bednar and Christian MacCleod in the first two games. 

Will Bednar - postgame, Samford, regional round 1

Another day closer to the start of the NCAA Regionals, the guys break down Mississippi State's decision to start Will Bednar, and get an in-depth look at Florida State with Curt Weiler of the Tallahassee Democrat.

Mississippi State is heading to Nashville for a top 4 showdown between Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. All the talk apparently has been about only Vandy's two starters Kumar Rocker as Vandy's Friday night ace, and Jack Liter on Saturday starter on the mound. Vanderbilt is an excellent team, and rightfully so. They are the defending National champs, BUT this Mississippi State program has a nack for showing up big in big time moments such as these this weekend. Make no mistake about it Mississippi State is going to Vanderbilt to win this series PERIOD!!! State is playing confidently having won 11/12, and 8/9 conference games. Mississippi State's starting pitching with Christian Macleod, Will Bednar, can match up well with Kumar, and Jack. Sunday I believe heavily favors the Dawgs. I believe Mississippi State will secure one of these first two games, and setting up Mississippi State to win the series on Sunday if not on Saturday for Mississippi State. Mississippi State is a top 4 team, a College World Series expected team, and a National Championship contender. Mississippi State is expected to go win this series, why? Mississippi State EXPECTS TOO!!! Mississippi State is going to Nashville to win this series against Vanderbilt, point, blank, period, THE END!!! #M OVER S --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-taylor11/support

Mississippi State came into this series with so much hype surrounding this series with Ole Miss in the college baseball world. Mississippi State had the stage set, and ready for SUPER BULLDOG WEEKEND!!! Mississippi State would pack the house as it was an announced attendance of 10,291 which was not at all accurate! I can assure you that there was at least 12,500 at the game last night, and possibly even more than 13,000 at the ballgame. That atmosphere was rockin!!! Bulldog Ace Christian Macleod would absolutely deal and give you an ace like effort, and go 5 innings pitched, then turn it over to Preston Johnson, and Fireball Simms to Close it out for Mississippi State!!! That atmosphere was so ready for this weekend, that fans of 6-8,000 were at the game in standing room only before 1 hour and a half before 1st pitch. Our people were ready to ROCK!!! Now Diamond Dogs will send Will Bednar to mound to get the series win for Mississippi State which is expected probably anywhere north of 14,000 today and possibly break the attendance record held by Mississippi State. Mississippi State is set, ready to rock it out and get the series today, and absolutely EXPLODE!!! #M OVER S --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-taylor11/support

Mississippi State needed to get that first w in the series against Auburn as we all know how critical each game 1 of each series is. Christian Macleod would pitch well enough to get the win. Preston Johnson, Brandon Smith, and FireBall Sims would come in and seal the opener up for Mississippi State in a 6-5 opening series win for the Bulldogs. Game 2 today, Will Bednar and the Bulldogs look to lock up the series today. I expect the Bulldogs to come out and GET IT!!! Setting up for the huge Sweep possibility tomorrow with Fristoe on the mound. Bulldogs are in good shape to do so!!! Now, Diamond Dawgs go GET IT!!! #M OVER S --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-taylor11/support

Mississippi State Baseball is set for such a HUGE WEEKEND AT THE DUDE!!! Big bands of Maroon and white are expected to show up and create the atmosphere, and the environment that makes us who we are known to be!!! Mississippi State is expected to win the series and have a chance to potentially sweep the Razorbacks. Imagine guys, how awesome it will be when the Diamond Dawgs take the field in front of the biggest crowd this year, and how loud it will be after we win Friday night, Saturday afternoon, and then just imagine the atmosphere going into Sunday ready to Sweep Arkansas! Mississippi State Baseball is in prime position to take out Arkansas Friday night with Christian Macleod, Saturday afternoon with Will Bednar, and have really, good opportunity with Jackson Fristoe on Sunday. Mississippi State is in prime position as a program getting where we have expected for quite some time. Coach Chris Lemonis has absolutely raised the power of our program to bigger, and better heights. Here's the thing about that it's only going to get even better for the Diamond Dawgs of Mississippi State! I expect Mississippi State to win this series, and take over the No. 1 spot in College Baseball!!! OMAHA, OMAHA, AND OMAHA!!! That's where are expected to be, and that's where we will be playing to win the National Championship at the College World Series!!! #M OVER S --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-taylor11/support

Mississippi State opened up SEC play last night in Baton Rouge Louisiana at LSU. Christian Macleod would absolutely shine in Mississippi State's 6-1 win over the LSU Tigers. Macleod just had the tigers guessing, as he would 6 innings pitched striking out 9. Macleod would walk 2 and give up really, and truthfully 1 hit. That 1 run really was unearned, but that is how it was scored in the box score. Coach Lemonis would go to Brandon Smith in the 7th, and he would go the final 3 innings pitched. Smith for the night would strike out 3, get a lot of ground outs, and he would just strikes and get outs. In doing so he would finish the job and securing the opening win of SEC play on Friday night for Mississippi State. Bulldog pitching for the night would give up a total of 4 hits, walk 2, and strike out 12. When you are striking out almost half of the 27 outs recorded, your pitches are missing a lot of bats while securing a lot of strikeout, and pop ups. Mississippi State's bats would go for 11 hits, and register 9 of those on LSU starter Jaden Hill; who is projected to be a top 15 pick. Mississippi State had a lot of productive at bats, as even most of our outs were even solidly, hit balls. Bulldog hitting would strike out twice for the whole night, and that's a real impressive stat about our hitters. Mississippi State's hitters are doing an excellent job of putting solid contact on the ball, and putting the ball in play. Mississippi State's young new outfielder Brayland Skinner in the 5th inning, with the wind blowing in absolutely tanked one that still has not landed yet! That would get it going for the Bulldogs as they would 2-0, and take charge and go on to win over the tigers 6-1. Mississippi State will send Will Bednar to the mound today; as he will be making his first start of the season. He was expected to start the year in the rotation, but some tightness in his body slowed some things down for him to pitch. Coach Lemonis would ease him in an inning here, an inning there, two innings here, four innings here. Bednar has looked spectacular as he looks like now what we have been expecting to see, and waiting to see. I expect to come out today, stomp our M OVER S down LSU'S NECK AND DOWN THERE THROAT, AS I EXPECT THE BULLDOGS TO WIN THE SERIES TONIGHT!!! GO FOR THAT SWEEP TOMORROW AFTER OUR SERIES WIN TONIGHT!!! #M OVER S --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-taylor11/support

Mississippi State headed out to Arlington Texas for the State Farm College Baseball Showdown, and they did not disappoint. Diamond Dawg Ace Christian Macleod had an ace like performance against the No. 9 Texas Longhorns, and fireballer Landon Simms the strike out king bit Texas into as the diamond dawgs would win 8-3! Mississippi State would face No. 10 TCU in Sunday's game without Saturday weekend pitcher Will Bednar, who had suffered some tightness in his neck that morning. The result, bulldogs would lose a tough, tight 3-2 match as the bulldogs basically played not their best at all, and loaded the bases with one out with a chance to win it. The effort fell short, but a lot of good learned lessons from that game got learned and earned. Make way into game 3 of the weekend against No. 3 Texas Tech. Mississippi State knew they would be without Cerantola for that game. This game would be the test of a good team, to a great team, then determining the elite team. That meaning Great teams, but a great team can get lead when trailing, but an elite team can get the lead back when they had lost it. Mississippi State did all that and more in this contest as the Bulldogs would go onto beat the No.3 Texas Tech Red Raiders 11-5!! So, all in all a fantastic opening weekend for Mississippi State. If you had told Coach Lemonis before weekend not knowing that two of his weekend starters in the pitching rotation would not pitch and Mississippi State would win two games, he would have taken it in a heartbeat. Now, throw in the fact that those two weekend pitchers would not pitch and Mississippi State still go 2-1 against the 3 top 10 teams he would have said youre probably too confident and screaming for JOY!!! Folks Mississippi State is GOOD!!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-taylor11/support