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The boys start this week out by continuing their latest vent about the MLB Lockout. After they cool off a little, they give props to Shohei Ohtani for being selected as the new face of MLB the Show 22. In today's headlines, they discuss the latest news of a Jackie Robinson plaque outside of his hometown of Cairo, Georgia that was vandalized and then brought to the Negro League Museum in KC as is and what it represents. This transitions into the boys presenting their new 6-part series 'Then & Now'. Each show they pick five players (starting from 25 and counting down) to makeup their own greatest of all-time lists. For the Now part of the series, they select the top players in the right now for every position. This week they each pick who they feel are the top-five catchers in today's game. Afterwards, they round out the show with Collection Corner and some interesting Fanatics news.

The first This Week In Sports episode of the new year.

We look at the wacky way the year has started and the definitive way we KNOW the sports world is upside down.

We make our case for Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

A new running world record was set last week and we put it into perspective.

Another high school coach got their feelings hurt, and we look at the Antonio Brown saga.

11.23.21

Alex and Paul talk about Monday's roster moves, explain the finer points of the DFA process, and discuss all of the 2021  MLB Awards. 

Happy Thanksgiving!

This week, Aarav and Arsh discuss the MLB Awards, make their two picks each for Fantasy Football Must-Starts in Week 11 (Two Brothers - Two Picks), and interview former Wrestler, MMA Fighter, and 4-time World Champ, Joe Warren!

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:48 MLB Awards
10:15 Two Brothers - Two Picks
14:53 Interview with Joe Warren
 
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The Blue Jays are spending big to keep Jose Berrios – so what does this seven-year deal mean (1:00)? Plus, Arden and Ben break down the Blue Jays’ place in the starting pitching market (25:30), credit Robbie Ray for a Cy Young season (38:00) and discuss some challenges of awards voting (46:00).

This episode is produced and sound engineered by Andrew Norton and hosted by Arden Zwelling and Ben Nicholson-Smith.

Audio Credits: Blue Jays Radio Network, MLB Network and Sportsnet.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The Major League Baseball season may be over, but theres plenty of Baseball news to be discussed. Johnny makes his predictions for MVP, CY Young, Rookie and Manager of the year. A look back at the World series and a look ahead at the Free Agent's this winter.

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In this episode, Craig and Andrew break down the Astros vs Braves World Series. Not surprisingly, both predict the Astros to win but not entirely without reservation. In the second segment Andrew grades Craig's pre-season individual award selections. Craig's picks from Episode 55.

Check It Out!
Craig: Miko Marks & the Resurrectors, "Race Records" on Spotify
Andrew: Nothing More, "Fade In/Fade Out" (Abbey Road acoustic) on Spotify

Previous Episodes Referenced:
Ep. 55 - The New York Mets and the N. L. East w/ Allison McCague

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Music: "Caroline" by Craig Estlinbaum. All rights reserved.
Sound & Production: Rex von Pohl
Editing: Craig Estlinbaum 
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La lucha entre el japonés Shohei Othani, el dominicano Vladimir Guerrero Jr y el venezolano Salvador Pérez por el MVP de la Liga Americana, la nominación del mexicano Julio Urías al Cy Young de la LIga Nacional con la mayor cantidad de victorias de la temporada y los últimos invitados a la postemporada son los temas a debate en el nuevo episodio del Podcast Desde el Diamante. Acompaña a Jesus Eduardo Acosta, José Luis Nápoles, Luis Eduardo Quiñones y Jon Paul Morosi. 

Ferrall welcomes MLB columnist Scott Miller to break down the tight wild card races in both the AL and NL and discuss whether Gerrit Cole locked down the AL Cy Young with his 13 k performance against the Angels last night.

Gabe and Cam lead off the night running through a packed night from the diamond as the Red Sox look to keep up in the Wild Card race and the Dodgers try to catch up to the Giants in the NL West. Later on the guys take a look at eh NL Cy Young race and debate whether the Dodgers' Walker Beuhler or the Phillies Zack Wheeler are more deserving and which one they would bet on.

Show Notes:

Collector and Son are back! In this episode of Collector and Son the hosts discuss the cards they have bought on eBay, catch up and talk about Topps losing their licensing with the MLB.

Intro: 0:00-2:27

Podcast: 2:28-26:35

Outro: 26:36-28:46

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Donnie Rightside and Joe Ranieri are putting the “fun” in functional sports content, giving you the edge to win your bets and make it a profitable day in the wager world. Donnie and Joe recap all the action from yesterday's MLB slate, including the Yankees extending their winning streak to seven games, the Mets' falling to the Dodgers, the Athletics winning a close game, and much more. They also discuss the National League Playoff Race, the Cy Young Races, College Football, the Battle of Texas Preseason game, Preseason betting lines, and more.

Show Notes:

In this episode of Collector and Son the hosts discuss the cards they have bought on eBay, and the Mount Rushmore of their baseball autographs. The Collector and son have some disagreements with you belongs on the Mount Rushmore of baseball autographs.

Intro: (0:00-2:17).

Podcast: (2:17-29:10).

Outro: (29:11-30:30).

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Gaylord Jackson Perry was born September 15th, 1938 in Williamstown, North Carolina to farmers Evan and Ruby Perry. Gaylord and his older brother, Jim, grew up plowing the fields of the family farm with a mule, yet Gaylord entertained dreams of being a cowboy or even a pro baseball player. Though their labor was needed, their father gave them as much free time as practical to learn and pursue their love of baseball; teaching them the game during lunch breaks and eventually all three starred on the Alpine Cowboys, a semi-pro team. 

Teenage phenom, Bret Saberhagen discusses his magical climb from 19th round high school draft pick to World Series MVP by age 21!

Follow along as Bret shares with us which of his three all-star games meant the most to him, what it was like “off the field” with the great Kansas City Royals teams of the 80’s, and how he managed to join only Doc Gooden and Fernando Valenzuela as the only three men ever to win the Cy Young before age 22.

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