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The @mets are playing like poop. @jaymahanti knows what I’m talking about. 8 pitchers on the IL currently.  Outscored 19-0 by @brewers in first two games of the series.  #mets look to score a run today and win a game.  They are 3-3 but no reason to panic.  #homeopener tomorrow vs @marlins but #maxscherzer not looking very dominant this season.  
Did you see that catch last night by @pittsburghpirates #jihwanbae off the #greenmonster it was awesome.  
@brooklynnets going into #nbaplayoffs looking shaky to say the least. 
@nyknicks vs @cavs is locked in for first round. 
@njdevils won last night still trying to catch @canes in #metropolitan division. @nyrangers have to beat @tblightning tonight to keep pace with NJ. 
@themasters this weekend. Will #tigerwoods bring back some of that old magic?  More realistic answer is can he make the cut?  Depends how healthy he is right now. #johnelway no longer in @broncos front office which he had joined in 2011. Won a #superbowl in 2016. New ownership. New coach.  New direction.

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EPISODE 92: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN

A-Block (1:46) SPECIAL COMMENT: Their response to the extraction of Brittney Griner - unpatriotic, simple-minded, the Real-World-Is-Just-A-Fantasy-Basketball-League-And-You-Made-A-Bad-Trade - has not only reaffirmed that Republicans ARE stupid, but it has also underscored that when a glimmer of smart might sneak through, Republicans will deliberately pretend to be even more stupid, to appeal to their stupid base full of stupid people. Some are born stupid, some achieve stupidity, and some have stupidity thrust upon them. (3:50) Trump's stupid statement stupidly reminded people how HE failed to rescue Paul Whelan; Marjorie Greene's reminded people she wants to give the Russians not just an arms dealer but Ukraine. (10:00) I truly believe this is a choice: their stupidity is a language all its own, a reverse-superiority, an indecipherable code, impervious to logic or intelligence (11:28) And it was the Lutheran Pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer, from the depths of a Nazi concentration camp after the failure of the plot he participated in to kill; Hitler, who observed "Stupidity is a more dangerous enemy of the good than malice."

B-Block (18:58) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Moon, in New York (19:57) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: DOJ insists Trump is still hiding documents, wants lawyers cited for contempt; Who the 1/6 Committee will refer criminally (22:45) IN SPORTS: Late baseball signings, and why would an NFL team even think about signing a 49-year old receiver? (24:36) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Jim Jordan denies the tweet he tweeted, Eric Trump Trumps, and Paul Gosar's spokesman is so confident in him, he won't give the press his name.

C-Block (29:35) FRIDAYS WITH THURBER: My Dad's favorite, Thurber's story of the school in which some students repeated the 4th Grade a dozen times and the baseball team was good enough to beat Ohio State: "I Went To Sullivant."

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The Book of Joe Podcast begins with hosts Tom Verducci and World Series Champion Joe Maddon welcoming MLB Outfielder Jason Heyward to the show.  Not only was Jason one of the best 'glue guys' in the clubhouse and locker room, but we find out that Jason's accomplishments put him in rare company.  Jason talks about learning how to play the game the right way at 7 years old and growing up as a Yankees and Braves fan in the 90's, he saw a lot of winning. Jason reveals some of his mentors over the years and how he's now giving back to the game and his community.  We go back to 2016 and dive into Game 7 of the World Series in Cleveland.  Jason led a team meeting before the win and tells us what he told his teammates. We discuss what's next for Jason, on and off the field.  Not only is he building the Jason Heyward Baseball Academy, but what Jason hopes to happen in 2023. 

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The Book of Joe Podcast begins with hosts Tom Verducci and World Series Champion Joe Maddon welcoming MLB Outfielder Jason Heyward to the show.  Not only was Jason one of the best 'glue guys' in the clubhouse and locker room, but we find out that Jason's accomplishments put him in rare company.  Jason talks about learning how to play the game the right way at 7 years old and growing up as a Yankees and Braves fan in the 90's, he saw a lot of winning. Jason reveals some of his mentors over the years and how he's now giving back to the game and his community.  We go back to 2016 and dive into Game 7 of the World Series in Cleveland.  Jason led a team meeting before the win and tells us what he told his teammates. We discuss what's next for Jason, on and off the field.  Not only is he building the Jason Heyward Baseball Academy, but what Jason hopes to happen in 2023. 

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The Book of Joe Podcast begins with Hosts Tom Verducci and World Series Champion Joe Maddon discussing meeting fans while on the road doing book signings.  While the AL MVP will likely be awarded to Aaron Judge, Tom doesn't want the greatness of Shohei Ohtani to be even slightly overlooked. As Ohtani's former manager, Joe looks at what next for the phenom and his upcoming free agency.  We move to the impact more experienced managers are having on baseball and how they turn knowledge of the game into success. Tom reveals a system Dusty Baker uses to find his most reliable hitter.  Meanwhile, the Astros are looking for a GM and we could see a philosophy change for the team.  Speaking of change, teams will be looking to add 'glue guys' to rosters.  Who are they and what do they do?

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The Book of Joe Podcast begins with Hosts Tom Verducci and World Series Champion Joe Maddon discussing meeting fans while on the road doing book signings.  While the AL MVP will likely be awarded to Aaron Judge, Tom doesn't want the greatness of Shohei Ohtani to be even slightly overlooked. As Ohtani's former manager, Joe looks at what next for the phenom and his upcoming free agency.  We move to the impact more experienced managers are having on baseball and how they turn knowledge of the game into success. Tom reveals a system Dusty Baker uses to find his most reliable hitter.  Meanwhile, the Astros are looking for a GM and we could see a philosophy change for the team.  Speaking of change, teams will be looking to add 'glue guys' to rosters.  Who are they and what do they do?

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Jabroni History Month rolls on as we induct record-breaking NFL running back and Super Bowl champion, Corey Dillon.

Joe Flaherty fills in to celebrate the seven-year Cubs career of outfielder Jason Heyward, highlighting his exploits on and off the field.

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In the final hour, Bruce Levine and David Haugh were joined by Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward as he plays at Wrigley Field for the final time this weekend as a member of the organization. Heyward discussed the impact he made on the Cubs and the city of Chicago and also looked ahead to what his future holds for him as a player. Heyward and the Cubs have already mutually agreed to part ways this offseason.

On March 2, Major League Baseball announced that it was delaying the start of the season as they had not been able to reach a deal with the players association. Frank looks at statements from MLB as well as Jason Heyward on the matter.

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BETTING CHICAGO gets you ready for the 2020 Chicago Cubs 60-game season! Guests Shaun Graves and Dom Fortini reveal their favorite betting lines for the North Siders, the biggest X-Factors heading into the season and the confidence levels they have in the pitching staff! Then we divulge the top three things that NEED to happen if the Cubs have any hopes of contending for a title in 2020.

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Betting Chicago returns.....TO TALK SPORTS! Plenty to discuss with guest Shaun Graves about baseball beginning its first steps to return, the optimism and pessimism surrounding the 60-game schedule, how the Cubs plan to utilize the DH, the Cubbies over/under's and so much more!

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Matt Stroup and George Bissell consider some recent waiver wire options, including a surging Mallex Smith (17 steals since late May), a hot-hitting Keston Hiura (.308 with three homers in July) and Rays prospect Nate Lowe, who had five home runs in his last eight games at the start of this week. We also discuss whether Andrew Cashner is worth the risk now that he's with the Red Sox, what to expect from Daniel Ponce de Leon going forward and the outlook for fire-throwing Padres reliever Andres Munoz. Plus, why Emilio Pagan should be added immediately if he's still available in your league.

Matt Stroup, Chris Crawford and George Bissell run through a wide range of fantasy baseball topics, including early surges from Dansby Swanson, Jason Heyward and Clint Frazier, all on the rise as April waiver wire pickups. Plus, a promising start for Blue Jays right-hander Trent Thornton, and the mostly sunny outlook for Tyler Glasnow and Yonny Chirinos in Tampa. We also hunt, somewhat desperately, for saves. All that and much more on this episode, including some alarming early signs for Zack Wheeler.

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