Podcasts about Yovani Gallardo

Corbin Burnes tossed seven shutout innings with 10 strikeouts yet did not factor in the decision for the Brewers as the Cubs rallied late to win 2-1 over the Crew and claim the three-game series. Burnes tied Yovani Gallardo for the most double-digit strikeout games in franchise history, but yet doesn't earn a win out of it.The Brewers offense could only muster one run - thanks to a Keston Hiura solo homer in the fifth inning. Brad Boxberger blew the lead and then Josh hader took the loss in the ninth after allowing a two-out double. Dom (@Dom_Cotroneo) vents along with the fans the frustrations that they are experiencing watching the offense right now.Send in your mailbag questions for Friday's episode on Twitter @LockedOnBrewers or Dom's twitter account as well.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.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Sports Card InvestorDownload the Sports Card Investor App today and easily browse over 630K cards from every sport, with hundreds more added each week . Available for free in the Google Play and Apple App stores or go to sportscardinvestor.com/lockedon.Blue NileMake your moment sparkle with jewelry from Bluenile.com, and LOCKED ON SPORTS listeners get $50 off purchases of $500 or more using code LOCKEDON. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Corbin Burnes tossed seven shutout innings with 10 strikeouts yet did not factor in the decision for the Brewers as the Cubs rallied late to win 2-1 over the Crew and claim the three-game series. Burnes tied Yovani Gallardo for the most double-digit strikeout games in franchise history, but yet doesn't earn a win out of it. The Brewers offense could only muster one run - thanks to a Keston Hiura solo homer in the fifth inning. Brad Boxberger blew the lead and then Josh hader took the loss in the ninth after allowing a two-out double. Dom (@Dom_Cotroneo) vents along with the fans the frustrations that they are experiencing watching the offense right now. Send in your mailbag questions for Friday's episode on Twitter @LockedOnBrewers or Dom's twitter account as well. 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 BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Sports Card Investor Download the Sports Card Investor App today and easily browse over 630K cards from every sport, with hundreds more added each week . Available for free in the Google Play and Apple App stores or go to sportscardinvestor.com/lockedon. Blue Nile Make your moment sparkle with jewelry from Bluenile.com, and LOCKED ON SPORTS listeners get $50 off purchases of $500 or more using code LOCKEDON. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brewers are NL Central Division Champions - We bring you our Playoff Preview, Teams to Watch, Ryan Braun's Retirement, Carlos Gomez & Yovani Gallardo being inducted into the Wall of Honor, and how Milwaukee Aims to Win it for Bob Uecker. Ladies & Gentlemen, you are listening to the IKE Brewers Podcast. Don't forget to check out IKE Badgers Podcast for player interviews, game recaps, trends and all things Wisconsin Badgers. View our new website at IKEPODCASTNETWORK.COM Follow the IKE Brewers Podcast on Spotify. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts. Follow @IKE_Brewers on twitter @WelcometoIKE

Talented actor and college football legend Ed Marinaro joins the proceedings to talk about #49 (and #44 at Cornell), plus playing basketball with Jim Brown at the Playboy Mansion, screen testing for the Six Million Dollar Man, Hill Street Blues, playing for Lou Holtz, the famous Hail Mary game in 1975, living with Joe Namath and his role in the forthcoming Soprano's prequel, The Many Saints of Newark. Also catch the Hall of Shame, Hall of Fame and a discussion of the three worst days in Tom Niedenfuer's life.Our GuestEd Marinaro is a talented actor and one of the greatest players in college football history. As a running back at Cornell, he set 16 NCAA records on his way to becoming a three-time All-American and the first player in history to rush for more than 4,000 yards. In 1971 he won the Maxwell Award and the AP and UPI Player of the Year Awards and finished 2nd to Pat Sullivan in the race for the Heisman Trophy. In a 6-year pro career with the Vikings, Jets and Seahawks, he played in 2 Super Bowls before turning his attention to acting – where he appeared on hit shows like Laverne & Shirley, Sisters and Hill Street Blues. And next year you can see him in The Soprano's prequel, The Many Saints of Newark. He's our first guest with an Ivy League education and our first College Football Hall of Famer. 2:14 – “Oh, thank you! It's great to be here.”Ed Marinaro comes loaded with stories!18:11 – “Number one on the contender list for me is Bobby Mitchell.”Tom and Rudy discuss great football #49s including Bobby Mitchell, Dennis Smith, Tom Landry (and his connection to Erich Barnes), Tony Richardson, the hated Mike Siani, Dwayne Woodruff and Michgan QB Bob Chappius.22:00 – “They get a history lesson with this, too.”Rudy shifts to baseball with “Louisiana Lightning”, Ron Guidry and the time-honored tradition of knuckleballers wearing #49. Yovani Gallardo, Teddy Higuera, Warren Cromartie, Larry Dierker, Armando Benitez and Rob Dibble.27:10– “Forty-nine is wide open.”In discussing the dearth of #49's in basketball and hockey, Tom issues a challenge to the youth, to consider the number.27:20 – “There's only two.”Screen Stars returns with the shortest list ever. Jonathan Silverman in Little Big League and Kenny Rogers in Six Pack. That's it.  That's the list!28:19 – “You know exactly where we're going.”The #49 Hall of Shame:1.      Tom Niedenfuer blowing up twice in the 1985 NLCS.2.     The legendary Jose Mesa/Omar Vuzquel beef.3.    Chris Sale's hatred of sweet White Sox throwbacks4.    Byung-Hyun Kim blowing saves in Game 4 & 5 vs. Yankees in 2001 World Series.35:54 – “These are #49's of current import.”The official Heat Check for #491. Shaquem Griffin2. Jordan Hicks (even though he's not pitching in 2020)3. Jake Arrieta4. Julio Teheran5. Chris Sale38:24 – “That only leaves us with the Hall of Fame.”Here's your all-time greatest #49's:1. Bobby Mitchell2. Ron Guidry     3. Tim Wakefield4. Charlie Hough5. Dennis SmithOur thanks to Friend of PUN Scott Malaga for helping us secure Ed Marinaro. Check out Scott's business interests HERE.You can also get more details on Ed Marinaro's upcoming film, The Many Saints of Newark HERE.MLB audio clips are property of Major League Baseball.

He's been the hype man. Now he gets to hype himself up. Trevor Plouffe had Joe Kelly all figured out on this day in 2015. After that Plouffe talks about being locked in against Yovani Gallardo earlier in his career. Listen now! 

Today's episode talks about the Great Equalizer - The Farm System. Small market teams like the Milwaukee Brewers rely heavily on prospects to be competetive. Last year saw Keston Hiura give the big league club a boost en route to a second consecutive playoff appearance. The year before saw Freddy Paralta, Brandon Woodruff, Corbin Burnes and more break through. The year before that was Josh Hader. Back in 2007 the Brewers elevated from mediocrity with the help of talented, cost controllable home-grown prospects such as Prince Fielder, Ryan Braun, JJ Hardy, Rickie Weeks, Corey Hart, Yovani Gallardo, the list goes on. Who will rise up from the minors and impact the big league club this year? Who will become a valuable trade chip? Who, if anyone, is untouchable? Who is the next Brewers homegrown star? Listen to this podcast to find out. Follow the IKE Brewers Podcast on Spotify. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts. Follow @IKE_Brewers on twitter @WelcometoIKE

Brewers beat reporter Tom Haudricourt and host JR Radcliffe look back at the wild 2008 season, during which the Brewers snapped a 26-year playoff drought. What did we forget from the memorable midseason acquisition of CC Sabathia and the thrilling season finale? In what under-the-radar way did Sabathia's hitting influence the biggest moment of the season? How did Yovani Gallardo's injury ripple throughout the season? Was it the right call to fire Ned Yost with 12 games left? Did we forget how great Ben Sheets was? Music intro: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music.

  Due to several big-time free agents still unsigned, some MLB players are talking players strike. Chip and Cern dig little into what started the 1994 MLB Strike. Chip and Cern review the Adam Wainwright clip where he is talking about a strike. Find out who is still unsigned, how much are they making and some Giants salary talk on this episode of the Chip and Cern Show.    Bryce Harper and Manny Machado are the two biggest free agents that are yet to be signed and many think that owners are colluding against these big players and their contracts.    Chip has some tips on how to get the strike does not look like some money grab.    Chip and Cern learn up about what caused the 1994 strike and how it affected the game after that.    Chip just starts reading off some stats from the 1994 strike-shortened season.    Cern has a great point in saying the game of baseball isn’t ready for a strike. Attendance is down, and the game is tough to keep up with, so a strike isn’t a good one to take for the MLB.   Here are the remaining free agents for 2019 MLB:   Catchers Martin Maldonado (32, 0.9) Matt Wieters (33, 0.9) First basemen Hanley Ramirez (35, -0.2) Logan Morrison (31, -0.7) Second basemen Josh Harrison (31, 0.3)  Logan Forsythe (32, -0.2) Brandon Phillips (38, -0.3) Third basemen Chase Headley (35, -0.4) Danny Valencia (34, -0.4) Jose Reyes (36, -0.9) Shortstops Manny Machado (26 years old, 6.2 WAR) Jose Iglesias (29, 2.5) Left fielders Marwin Gonzalez (30, 1.6) Denard Span (35, 1.5) Craig Gentry (35, 0.6) Matt Holliday (39, 0.1) Center fielders Adam Jones (33, 0.5) Austin Jackson (32, -1.0) Right fielders Bryce Harper (26 years old, 3.5 WAR) Carlos Gonzalez (33, 1.7) Jose Bautista (38, 1.0) Carlos Gomez (33, -0.5) Chris Young (35, -0.5) Designated hitters Evan Gattis (32, 0.0) Starting pitchers Dallas Keuchel (31, 3.6) Gio Gonzalez (33, 2.0) Clay Buchholz (34, 1.9) James Shields (37, 0.8) Edwin Jackson (35, 0.7) Doug Fister (35, 0.3) -- Retired (2/13). Bartolo Colon (46, 0.2) Yovani Gallardo (33, 0.1) Miguel Gonzalez (35, -0.3) Chris Tillman (31, -0.4) Ervin Santana (36, -0.5) Relief pitchers Craig Kimbrel (31, 1.5) Tony Sipp (35, 0.9) Nick Vincent (32, 0.7) Tyler Clippard (34, 0.5) Adam Warren (31, 0.3) Bud Norris (34, 0.2) Ryan Madson (38, 0.2) Santiago Casilla (38, 0.1) Jorge De La Rosa (38, 0.0) Justin Hancock (28, 0.0) Fernando Salas (34, 0.0) Blake Wood (33, 0.0) Matt Belisle (39, -0.2) AJ Ramos (32, -0.2) Jim Johnson (36, -0.3) Boone Logan (34, -0.3) Peter Moylan (40, -0.4) Blaine Boyer (37, -0.9) Joaquin Benoit (41, N/A)  Jandel Gustave (26, N/A)      Chip and Cern go on to triggering themselves looking at all the crazy high salaries for subpar players on the Giants.    Chip and Cern have some fresh new merch! Tee shirts, hoodies, iPhone and Samsung phone cases and more! Check out the Chip and Cern Merch Store at https://teespring.com/chip-and-cern-heads-unisex-tee   Be sure to spread the word around and tell your friends about the Chip and Cern Show. The radio is dying, and podcasts are coming, so be ready. You can plug your phone into your car and listen when driving around.   If you want a free sticker, shoot an email to chipandcernshow@gmail.com, and we will give you one.    As always we appreciate you spreading the word with your friends, coworkers, family and churchgoing community members. The Hits are great into to the Chip and Cern Show, so share those!

With special guest, Ryan Leong (@ryanleong), Chad and Eric discuss the last two weeks of the Giants' season and realize, like even the Giants' brass, that this season will not end in the playoffs. At 65-67 and 8 games back with 30 games to play, the Giants probably just need to play the youngsters. Also, Buster Posey had hip surgery today and will miss the rest of the season and be out 6-8 months, hopefully ready in time for the 2019 season with more power to contribute from his legs. We also talk about the possibility of the ballpark being adjusted to lure future power hitter free agents, Derek Holland's racially insensitive appearance on national TV, a setback for Jeff Samardzija, the fight between the Dodgers and Giants, the excessive proclivity for the Giants' bullpen to fail and much, much more on episode 151 of the TortureCast! Ryan Leong been covering the Bay Area teams since 1998. Freelancing for major sports radio networks including ESPN and CBS Sports Radio, AP Radio and NBC News Radio. He has coverd all of the major events, including Super Bowls. Ryan Leong also sent 6 interviews recorded after yesterday's game against the Rangers. You'll find these at the end of the podcast: -Giants manager Bruce Bochy says he roots for Derek Holland because he's has been doing his best to bounce back from a bad 2017 season with the White Sox -Giants starting and winning pitcher Derek Holland says while he has shown improvement on the mound he wants to make it through the seventh inning -Giants center fielder Steven Duggar says he's doing anything he can in each game to help the team win -Rangers manager Jeff Banister says Yovani Gallardo made one bad pitch which was the two run triple hit by Steven Duggar -Rangers starting and losing pitcher Yovani Gallardo says he knew the pitcher was on deck but with the count 2-2 he wanted to get Steven Duggar out and it didn't happen -Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus says the offense struggled while in Oakland and it had a carryover effect into their series vs. Giants @torturecast @chadk21 @2outhits facebook.com/torturecast

DFSR’s Doug Norrie and James Davis are on the MLB podcast discussing a double slate of action for FanDuel and DraftKings. There’s a lot to like about the afternoon and evening sets of games with some interesting pitching options and some real bums taking the mound as well. They take long looks at Patrick Corbin for the early slate and break down some of Luis Severino’s recent struggles on the later slate. They also discuss Vincent Velasquez, Mike Clevinger, and Clayton Kershaw as options. For stacks, the Mariners look to be in a great spot against Yovani Gallardo in the afternoon set of games. And in the evening the Yankees get Lucas Giolito, the Cubs face Heath Fillmyer and the Brewers look too cheap on FanDuel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Skinner was joined by Local 12 sports anchor Gary Miller to discuss the Reds slow start to the season following series losses in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. They are left to wonder what six losses in seven games means for the future of manager Bryan Price and what plan the organization has after the failed experiment of pitching veteran right-hander Yovani Gallardo. The duo also talked about 2017 top draft pick Hunter Greene's debut in Dayton and when prized prospect Nick Senzel should be promoted from the minors to see Major League action.

Apparently B.J. hates Sister Jean and the run Loyola-Chicago has made to the Final Four. Brian has to eat some crow in regards to Yovani Gallardo in a Brewers uniform in 2018. Finally Marques Pfaff hops aboard to set both Brian and B.J. straight.

After a two-week holiday hiatus, Brewers Extra Innings, The Podcast returns. It continues to be a rather quiet off-season but the Brewers have added three pitchers during the last three weeks? Who will have the biggest impact in 2018? Host Matt Pauley breaks that down and also dives into the reasons behind the quite off-season up to this point. Kyle Lobner, who writes for the Timber Rattlers website and the Shepherd Express, will join Matt to give his take on the off-season.

Yovani Gallardo has returned to Milwaukee, a place where he pitched for eight years at the start of his career. MLB.com's Matt Waymire and Brewers reporter Adam McCalvy break down why the team brought Gallardo back and talk about where Jhoulys Chacin fits into the rotation.

Morning Lineup: MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Richard Justice are joined by guest Jim Duquette and they talk about how trades are made and some trade possibilities. Also discussed are the Brewers signing of Jhoulys Chacin and Yovani Gallardo.

A quiet winter meetings has Brewers fans anxious but there is still a lot of off-season left. While GM David Stearns has not pulled off a "big move", he has reportedly brought pitcher Yovani Gallardo back to the Crew. Is there reason to worry that a top-line pitcher has not yet been acquired? What does Gallardo have left in the tank? Matt Pauley will touch on these subjects and more. Matt will also be joined by Disciples of Uecker editor Gabe Stoltz, who will share his opinions.

A quiet winter meetings has Brewers fans anxious but there is still a lot of off-season left. While GM David Stearns has not pulled off a "big move", he has reportedly brought pitcher Yovani Gallardo back to the Crew. Is there reason to worry that a top-line pitcher has not yet been acquired? What does Gallardo have left in the tank? Matt Pauley will touch on these subjects and more. Matt will also be joined by Disciples of Uecker editor Gabe Stoltz, who will share his opinions.

Jacoby Ellsbury on his success against Yovani Gallardo, Joe Girardi and Sonny Gray on the starter's outing and Greg Bird on his return.

Mike Zunino and Nelson Cruz went deep, but Seattle couldn't climb back after Yovani Gallardo allowed eight runs. Scott Servais breaks down the loss after the game.

Scott Servais and Yovani Gallardo discuss the Mariners' loss in Kansas City.

Scott Servais and Yovani Gallardo discuss the Mariners' 3-2 win over the Mets

Ben Gamel hit a two-run single in a four-run Mariners 4th inning to back Yovani Gallardo, but it wasn't enough vs. the Yankees. Scott Servais gives his thoughts on the loss after the game.

The Baltimore Orioles rotation might be the worst in baseball. How much better would they be if they could undo a few moves they made over the past several seasons? Jab and Zach check in on Yovani Gallardo, Wei-Yin Chen, … Continue reading →

Scott Servais and Yovani Gallardo discuss the Mariners 6-3 loss to the Rockies.

Scott Servais on not taking advantage of opportunities, Yovani Gallardo on inconsistent command

Episode 265 – The Ubaldo Filter The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Yovani Gallardo’s tough start, flirting with Christian Bergman, Rick Porcello’s controversial Cy Young Award, Freddie Freeman’s reputation as a hitter and unfortunate injury, quitting while you’re ahead with Matt Garza, Masato Tanaka, Jered Weaver’s “injury,” […]

Episode 264 – The End Of The Tom Koehler Era The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Matt Garza’s resurgence, Yovani Gallardo turning things around a bit, Jimmy Nelson seemingly always facing the Cubs, the White Sox obvious regression, Zack Godley’s strikeout rate, Guillermo Heredia’s job, Matt’s moving adventure, […]

Nelson Cruz and Taylor Motter drove in nine of the Mariners' eleven runs and Yovani Gallardo threw 6 1/3 frames of one-run ball. Scott Servais speaks about Motter's big day in the win

Yovani Gallardo allowed four early runs which the Mariners couldn't overcome due. Mitch Haniger ended the Marlins' joint no-hit bid in the ninth of a 5-0 loss.

Football season has come to an end in Baltimore as the Ravens lost the Christmas Day matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Joe and Scott give their grades for the offense, defense and coaching, and things to look forward to next season. Our 7s feature our thoughts on the National Championship Game, Derrick Rose not showing up for work, the Chargers move to Los Angeles, the NFL coaching carousel and our predictions for the divisional round of the playoffs. The Terps take on Illinois this weekend, and after an easy win, should be ranked in the Top 25. We end the show discussing the Orioles trading Yovani Gallardo for Seth Smith and whether Mark Trumbo should come back to Baltimore. Cue the music. 

Dan Connolly breaks down the Orioles trade of Yovani Gallardo for Seth Smith with Bob Dutton of the Tacoma News Tribune.

Seattle has made a trade for Yovani Gallardo in hopes he can solidify the starting rotation. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Mariners reporter Greg Johns break down the Gallardo for Seth Smith trade with the Orioles and if they could make another move in the outfield.

Join Cody and Connor as they talk Dexter Fowler, Yovani Gallardo, Kelechi Osemele, and bask in their youth.

Before the recording of this podcast, the #Orioles reached an agreement with Dexter Fowler, cementing their outfield. The deal reached with Yovani Gallardo is on hold until more tests are done on his shoulder. "Pending a physical" are words O's fans dread, but the medical staff has been right in the past.

The O's have raised ticket prices for the 2016 season, but there may be good reason, and that reason goes far beyond the #ChrisDavis signing.

Alright! It's episode 43 of Birds All Day! Featuring Drew and Stoeten talking Drew Storen, Mark Shapiro, Yovani Gallardo, Gil Kim, Ross Atkins, Alex Anthopoulos, projections for 2016, and so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 186 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Eno Sarris and Nicholas Minnix talk about, among other players in the news, Max Scherzer, Yovani Gallardo, Dan Straily, Jimmy Nelson, Colby Rasmus, Nori Aoki, and the Evan Gattis–Chris Carter–Jon Singleton troika. Requested topics discussed: Keeper questions, comprised of […]

All three boys are back for the first time in a while. They tackle the Yovani Gallardo and Carlos Corporan trades, they talk a little bit about the Matt Harrison recovery, some current AL West moves and answer some twitter questions.

Happy July everyone! Tonight, we reflect back on Scott and Jake's two years as a podcast, one year with Bucky's 5th Quarter: where we came from, what we're doing right now, and what's ahead! We'll discuss the Milwaukee Brewers' rough stretch this past week against the Toronto Blue Jays and the Cincinnati Reds, and how they'll shape up against the Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals this week. Plus, the Milwaukee Bucks formally brought on Jason Kidd as head coach this week. How much of an upgrade is Kidd over Larry Drew, and can former Wisconsin Badgers Ben Brust and Jordan Taylor make a big enough impact on the Bucks' summer league roster to warrant a training camp invitation? Football's just a few weeks away. Can you feel the excitement

Happy Father's Day! We have another jam-packed show. At 8:30 - BadgerNation's Ben Worgull joins the show to talk about all the Wisconsin Badgers recruiting news. Who committed to the Badgers after their huge weekend camp? We'll let you know! We'll also talk some Northwoods League baseball with the Madison Mallards' Tyler Isham, Assistant General Manager of Marketing and Corporate Advertising. We'll talk about the great promotions they run each year for the fans, how this year's Mallards team has some Madison roots to it, and whether he thinks there's a fanbase for a Big Ten baseball team for the Wisconsin Badgers (though we know the uphill climb it would take for that to happen). Plus, Milwaukee Brewers, Major League Baseball, and more!  

Jason Martinez of MLBDepthCharts previews the offseason of the Milwaukee Brewers, who finished the season on a 31-15 run but fell just short of a playoff spot.

There have been some surprising performances in the first half of 2010. Are they flukes or for real? A closer look at all-stars Martin Prado, Arthur Rhodes, Yovani Gallardo, Corey Hart, and Jose Bautista.