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The LDS match-ups have been set. Jake and Jordan break down each series, explain how each team can win their respective match-up, and attempt to answer some of the biggest questions relating to each series, such as “Could we see a slugfest in the Orioles vs Rangers series?” “Who throws Game 3 for the Astros against the Twins?” “Can the real Bryce Harper please stand up against the Braves?” and “How will the Diamondbacks be able to win the first two games against the Dodgers in Los Angeles?” Then, the guys touch on Mets slugger Pete Alonso hiring Scott Boras to represent him as he heads into free agency, and Billy Eppler stepping down as Mets GM.

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Aaron and John talk about the big injury questions surrounding Royce Lewis, Carlos Correa, and Byron Buxton with the Twins on the verge of clinching the division title, plus the returns of Brock Stewart and Chris Paddack, and the complicated Wild Card picture.

Nationals legend Stephen Strasburg has announced his retirement from the game of baseball. Jake and Jordan break down what Strasburg means to the city of Washington, and how tough it will be to say goodbye. Then, with the news that Mike Trout is back on the IL, and Shohei is indeed done pitching for the year, the guys perform a dramatic reading of Perry Minasian’s somber press-conference. Finally, the guys preview Mookie Betts’ return to Boston, before touching on American Idol, getting old, and 3-HR games in this edition of The Good, the Bad, and the Uggla.

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Aaron and John talk about the Twins' inability to handle even the slightest success, Carlos Correa's season-long struggles, how much they should rely on veterans vs. youngsters down the stretch, Bailey Ober possibly running out of gas, and how the rotation could look come playoff time, and the 12th anniversary of the podcast.

Oakland Athletics fans conducted a ”Reverse Boycott” earlier this week in an attempt to get the owners to sell the team. But what does that actually accomplish? Jake and Jordan break it down, along with A’s fan Kyle Madson who was one of the 28,000 (!) fans in attendance. Then, Jake and Jordan dive into an incredibly underwhelming Subway Series, celebrate the resurgence of Gary Sanchez and Aaron Hicks, marvel at Gunnar Henderson’s Grand Slam, and ask the burning question: What would a hypothetical “Unimmaculate Inning” be? (And the answer is not "maculate".)

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Aaron and John talk about Carlos Correa's foot injury, Royce Lewis' imminent return, Edouard Julien and Matt Wallner getting chances to impress, and Byron Buxton running fast and getting up slow.

What got Bryce Harper heated enough to deliver 2023's greatest mic drop? Jake and special guest host Russ Dorsey from Bally Sports break down the weekend's spiciest storylines and biggest questions, including “Who do you trust more: Joey Gallo or Cody Bellinger?”, “Can the Twins win their division?”, “How worried are we about the 2023 San Diego Padres?”, and “Seriously, what got into Bryce?”

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Has the disparity between divisions in baseball become an issue? Jake and Jordan compare the AL East with the AL Central and debate about whether a fix is needed. Then, their former colleague from Fox Sports Pedro Moura pops by to talk about why he’s leaving the baseball industry after working as a journalist for over a decade. Finally, it’s time to talk about some prospects, including Reds infielder and excitement machine Elly De La Cruz. 

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Jake and Jordan begin the episode by recapping the latest action from the WBC, including Cuba’s win over Australia in the quarter finals. Then, the boys dive into their division previews, starting with the NL East (21:00). They break down how each team fared in 2022, how successful their winter was, five big questions heading into the season, their over-under win totals, and more. Plus, Fox Sports' Deesha Thosar stops by to talk all things Mets.

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We walk you through both International Signing Day and the deadline to push slips of paper with numbers on them across the table (also how arbitration works and who avoided it). The Carlos Correa crab game has come to a close and Patti is not even smug about being right. We share our boyfriend picks for both the Twins and the Cubs. Pottymouth chooses the happy energy of Jose Miranda while Patti goes all family ties with Nick Gordon on the Twins side. For the Cubs, Pottymouth leans into a theme with always-smiling Christopher Morel while Patti attempts to lock down right field with Seiya Suzuki. 

Robinson Chirinos makes a splash in the Venezuelan league so Pottymouth wants him for the Red Sox, and the Dominican league finals are very full of boyfriends, qHAR, and pop culture references. Diamilette Quiles, the first woman to play in the Puerto Rican league, will become the first woman to coach, as she joins the staff of her former team Montañeses de Utuado. Congrats to friend of the pod and pride of DC Girls Baseball, Paloma Benach, as she makes Occidental College’s varsity squad as a freshman!

We say, “The school districts are WAY better there,” “Hamilton. Look it up.” and “The thorn in the Padres’ big rose.” Get boosted, fight the man, send your game balls to Meredith, and find us on Twitter @ncibpodcast, on Facebook @nocryinginbball, Instagram @nocryinginbball and on the Interweb at nocryinginbball.com. Please take a moment to subscribe to the show, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to NCiB. Become a supporter at Patreon to help us keep doing what we do. Say goodnight, Pottymouth.

Topics covered in Episode 41:

• NFL 2022 Season Recap: Stat Leaders, Surprises & Disappointments, and Preseason Predictions Results (17:06)
• NFL Playoff Predictions (w/ Chase) (1:00:53)

As well as weekly segments...

• Breaking HEADlines (1:42)
• Sports Trivia (w/ Chase) (39:45)
• Q/A (1:38:30)

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo deliver your “regularly scheduled emergency episode” of The Mets Pod, with Episode 44 saying goodbye to the Carlos Correa story, as his deal with the Mets doesn’t go down and Correa goes to the Minnesota Twins. Connor and Joe discuss how the resolution of the Correa saga came to be, what the Mets can still do this offseason to improve the team, and future big-name targets for the Mets like Shohei Ohtani and Manny Machado. The guys also discuss the opportunity that now sits in front of Brett Baty, and answer Mailbag questions from listeners about what happened with Correa and what will happen next for the Mets. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Today's Show:

0:00 Welcome to the show

1:02 Carlos Correa to the Twins

5:42 What the Twins-Correa deal looks like

8:44 Favorite Carlos Correa moment of his Mets career

11:20 What short term move can the Mets make now?

16:26 How will Steve Cohen react to this?

18:46 Can the Mets get Manny Machado next offseason? Shohei Ohtani?

21:38 Play the young kids?

24:17 Did the timeline of the Correa deal impact the reaction of if falling through?

28:44 Mailbag: Why did the Dodgers or Red Sox never jump in on Carlos Correa?

32:19 Mailbag: Why didn't the Mets match the Twins offer?

35:15 Closing Thoughts

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Jake and Jordan begin the show by talking about the latest in the Trevor Bauer saga. How did we get here and what’s next for Bauer? Then, the boys touch on the latest Phillies-Tigers trade, play a game that Jake just made up called “Who Said This: A Member of the 2022 Phillies or A Member of The Wu-Tang Clan?”, and give yet another Carlos Correa update (spoiler alert, there’s still not a whole lot to discuss).

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Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo ring in the new year with an all-new episode of The Mets Pod, as they balance waiting for Carlos Correa news with a close look at some of the big name prospects that Mets fans are waiting for to help the big league club. Connor and Joe discuss all the latest noise around the Correa situation, what other moves the Mets might make this offseason, and then what to expect this season from prospects Kevin Parada, Matt Allan, Jett Williams, Brett Baty, Ronny Mauricio, and Dom Hamel. Later, the guys wrap the show by unwrapping the Mailbag for 2023, with questions answered about Mets jerseys and potential future contracts for Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Today's Show:

0:00 Welcome to the show

1:26 Carlos Correa Update

10:16 What could be next?

14:12 The Farm System: Kevin Parada

18:45 The Farm System: Matt Allan

23:27 The Farm System: Jett Williams

26:47 The Farm System: Brett Baty

30:48 The Farm System: Ronny Mauricio

35:20 The Farm System: Dom Hamel

38:54 Mailbag: Who's jersey do you want from this year's team?

40:38 Mailbag: How does payroll impact Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil extensions?

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As you might expect, Patti and the Pottymouth spend Christmas night talking baseball, fact-checking “The Chanukah song,” and drinking gin and tonickas. We cannot avoid the Carlos Correa kerfuffle, but we off-set it with other players on the move and Aaron Judge’s Rolex. We introduce our Tigers and Reds boyfriends: Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson, Tyler Stephenson and Jose Barrero. It’s Christmas so why the heck not bring up disappointing Trevor Bauer news? And we get to the AirBnB part of the “should we go see World Baseball Classic games in Miami?” conversation.

We say “If I’m gonna be injured, they are too,” “Vine lives with MySpace and the extra socks you lose in the dryer,” and “If you open the beer, I’ll stop talking.” Get boosted, fight the man, send your game balls to Meredith,  and find us on Twitter @ncibpodcast, on Facebook @nocryinginbball, Instagram @nocryinginbball and on the Interweb at nocryinginbball.com. Please take a moment to subscribe to the show, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to NCiB. Become a supporter at Patreon to help us keep doing what we do. Say goodnight, Pottymouth.

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• Carlos Correa looks for new home amidst Giants & Mets
• Scott Boras & Steve Cohen’s next steps
• Christmas Miracle with the Red Sox? 
• Free Agency began with Curt Flood and his Christmas Eve letter to the commissioner, Bowie Kuhn
• Brad Snyder, Author of "A Well-Paid Slave" 
• Curt Flood cerebral man, civil rights activist, 7x Golden Glove player, 6x MVP
• Racism in Reds minor leagues 
• 1961 integrated spring training in St Petersburg
• Curt works with Jackie Robinson, Medgar Evans for Civil Rights in Mississippi
• Cincinnati All Black outfield would not stand and Curt was traded to Cardinals
• Philadelphia trade – black players faced a lot of racism
• Howard Cosell interview 
• MLBPA Players Representatives including Roberto Clemente & Reggie Jackson
• Marvin Miller would have selected different counsel for Curt
• The Reserve Clause – a reserve system of perpetual ownership of the sport. An illegal monopoly.
• NCAA recent challenge in Supreme Court – One Justice sites Flood v Kuhn as ridiculous
• Justices’ Baseball Fandom gets in the way of justice for Flood
• Curt Flood lost in Supreme Court
• Flood’s efforts opened doors for change and empowered players beginning with Grievance Arbitration
• Curt Flood 10 & 5 rule allows qualified players to veto any trade 
• Marvin Miller kept Curt Flood’s efforts top of mind reminding young players of how they enjoyed the fruits of his efforts
• Gerrit Cole gave credit to Curt Flood as he signed his contract with the Yankees.
• Jackie Robinson was the Guardian Angel for Curt Flood
• Floods exclusion in Hall of Fame
• What's Next Santa

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You can reach Mark @TheBaseballBiz on Twitter & Brandon @SportsBlitzPod 
Special thanks to XTaKeRuX for the music "Rocking Forward"

Topics covered in Episode 38:

• College Basketball Update (21:26)
• NFL Playoffs Seeding Predictions (37:50)

As well as weekly segments...

• Breaking HEADlines (Franco Harris, Carlos Correa, Pro Bowl rosters) (00:37)
• Q/A (55:10)

Consider this a group therapy session, Giants fans. Eric and Chad try and make sense of how and why the Giants essentially walked away from the deal with Carlos Correa in the 11th hour. Just three hours prior to the press conference that would have introduced Correa and his #1 jersey, the Giants contacted his agent, Scott Boras, and told him they needed more time to go over an "issue" they discovered with Correa's physical. Boras gave them 5 hours. The Giants never called him back. So, he hammered out a deal with Mets owner Steve Cohen and behold, Carlos Correa is now a Met. We talk through this and speculate why? Also, why have the Giants not offered any explanation. Aside from a short statement, they've been on radio silence. This is a PR nightmare for the team, the largest botched free agency debacle in MLB history, and an event that will have major ramifications for this franchise for years to come. No biggie, really.

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Consider this a group therapy session, Giants fans. Eric and Chad try and make sense of how and why the Giants essentially walked away from the deal with Carlos Correa in the 11th hour. Just three hours prior to the press conference that would have introduced Correa and his #1 jersey, the Giants contacted his agent, Scott Boras, and told him they needed more time to go over an "issue" they discovered with Correa's physical. Boras gave them 5 hours. The Giants never called him back. So, he hammered out a deal with Mets owner Steve Cohen and behold, Carlos Correa is now a Met. We talk through this and speculate why? Also, why have the Giants not offered any explanation. Aside from a short statement, they've been on radio silence. This is a PR nightmare for the team, the largest botched free agency debacle in MLB history, and an event that will have major ramifications for this franchise for years to come. No biggie, really.

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facebook.com/torturecast
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