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The Angels 2024 Spring Training Season is underway and we’re back with Episode 30 of the AngelsWin Podcast!
The Mariners have acquired switch-hitting All-Star Jorge Polanco from the Twins in exchange for four players and cash. Jordan and Mike Ferrin break down both sides of the trade and explain why this could be a game changer for the Mariners. Then, the guys react to the latest Top 100 Prospects rankings and highlight some players to keep an eye on during the upcoming college baseball season.
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In the first episode of 2024, Victor Rojas, Geoff Stoddart and Chuck Richter discuss the topics that are top of mind for all Angels fans…
In episode 27 Victor Rojas rejoins Chuck and Geoff to discuss Shohei Ohtani's departure, the front office's mistakes in terms of not trading the unicorn ahead of the trade deadline and not adding legit names to both the coaching staff and front office, and what moves make the most sense next. The guys shift gears and then share their Christmas traditions to wrap up #27.
JD and Jeremy are joined by Cubs expert Matt Trueblood to talk about the Cubs system.
0:00 Intro with Matt Trueblood
9:15 Overall state of the Cubs system
17:00 Does the depth of the farm system give them the leeway to turn around and spend big on the top free agent talent?
20:45 How does the current minor league depth work with the current major league talent?
23:00 Pete Crow-Armstrong
28:45 Cade Horton
32:51 The rest of the Top 100 prospects that the Cubs have
37:00 Jackson Ferris
41:50 Arizona Fall League recap
47:30 Which prospects are most likely to be traded?
52:41 Who does Matt want to spotlight as under-the-radar guys?
56:00 Listener questions
The MLB Draft Lottery took place in Nashville yesterday with the Cleveland Guardians claiming the top pick. Jake, Jordan and Mike Ferrin talk about the controversy of the draw, before providing a big picture look at the talent of next year’s draft class. Then, the guys break down the top-end college players that we should all keep our eyes on this season, including JJ Wetherholt, Travis Bazzana, Chase Burns, Jac Caglianone, Brody Brecht and more.
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Repacks have been the hot topic in the hobby this past week, so the guys share their thoughts on the topic, why these breaks are more prominent than ever and what it says about the health of the industry. Plus, a sneak peek at 2023 Bowman Draft Baseball, a look at the state of Star Wars & other pop culture cards and we play a round of this or that looking at recent card sales from some of the league's top QB's.
THIS EPISODE
Josh talks to Trash Pandas First Baseman and Angels 2023 First Round Pick Nolan Schanuel.
ABOUT THE HOST
Josh Caray's baseball roots stretch from Atlanta to St. Louis to Chicago to Cooperstown. The grandson of Hall of Famer Harry Caray, son of the legendary Skip Caray, and half-brother Chip Caray is the TV voice of the Atlanta Braves, Josh is the Play-by-Play voice of the Rocket City Trash Pandas.
TRASH PANDAS PODCAST NETWORK
Join the personalities of the Rocket City Trash Pandas as they tell the stories from Baseball's most meteoric franchise. Play-by-Play Broadcaster Josh Caray presents conversations with prospects and personnel from the organization. In-Stadium Emcee Ricky Fernandez chats about the latest news and promotions.
Guess what? Jordan got married last night! And with celebrations still going on, we are bringing you the second half of our mega mailbag segment from last week, in which the guys lament the death of the custom shirsey, reminisce about their favorite trade deadline moves that felt consequential at the time but are completely inconsequential now, debate over whether Australian sensation Travis Bazzana can go #1 overall in the 2024 MLB Draft, and more. Then, Jake and Jordan were joined by Diamondbacks prospect Jordan Lawlar, who spoke about the Sod Poodles, and his friendship with Corbin Carroll, as well as Cardinals prospect Victor Scott II, who spoke about his love of Morgantown and Waffle House.
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Kiké Hernandez is on his way to L.A. after being traded for Nick Roberson and Justin Hagenman. Jake and Jordan discuss the trade and what it means for both teams - and the trade market - moving forward. Then, the guys touch on the Red Sox’s win against the Braves (despite giving up a TOOTBLAN triple play), break down all the action from the Pirates-Padres game which saw Manny Machado get plunked, and react to Mickey Mo’s blunder that almost cost the Angels a win against the Tigers. Finally, the guys answer some of your mailbag questions, including “How many rounds would the MLB Draft need to be for you to get selected?”
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THIS EPISODE
Josh talks to Trash Pandas Pitcher Victor Mederos.
ABOUT THE HOST
Josh Caray's baseball roots stretch from Atlanta to St. Louis to Chicago to Cooperstown. The grandson of Hall of Famer Harry Caray, son of the legendary Skip Caray, and half-brother Chip Caray is the TV voice of the Atlanta Braves, Josh is the Play-by-Play voice of the Rocket City Trash Pandas.
TRASH PANDAS PODCAST NETWORK
Join the personalities of the Rocket City Trash Pandas as they tell the stories from Baseball's most meteoric franchise. Play-by-Play Broadcaster Josh Caray presents conversations with prospects and personnel from the organization. In-Stadium Emcee Ricky Fernandez chats about the latest news and promotions.
After a break for the All Star Game, the boys are back for Episode 13. Join Victor Rojas, Chuck Richter and Geoff Stoddart as they discuss the Angels’ performance against the Astros and Yankees. Then, the topic on everyone’s mind … what will the team do with Shohei Ohtani? If a big move is done, which teams might make the most sense to provide the haul the Angels would need to let him go? Enjoy the baseball talk and product placements!
Michael and Spencer look at the MLB Draft results for Texas Tech and how it affects the Red Raiders. We also discuss the recent incoming transfers in basketball and football and chop up what we learned.
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Aaron and John preview the Twins' options and approach ahead of the August 1 trade deadline, break down the remaining schedules and odds in the AL Central as the second half begins, and discuss the good fortune of landing Walker Jenkins in the draft.
The Cubs put a bow on the 3-day draft Tuesday by selecting 10 players in rounds 11-20. Cubs VP of Scouting Dan Kantrovitz stopped by the Cubs Weekly Podcast with Andy Martínez and Lance Brozdowski to recap the eventful — and restless — 3 days of the draft.
Kantrovitz shares some insight on 1st round pick Matt Shaw, his offensive profile and why they liked him as their first pick. Then, Kantrovitz goes in depth on 2nd round pick Jaxon Wiggins, one of the pitchers the Cubs were excited to pick in the draft. Later in the pod, Kantrovitz provides some information on some of the more intriguing later round picks the Cubs made, like 6th rounder Alfonsin Rosario and 16th round pick Daniel Brown.
To wrap up the pod, Brozdowski and Martínez discuss their takeaways from the draft and the All-Star Game, where Justin Steele pitched a scoreless inning.
John Bonnes shows how the Twins played it "chalk," but they didn't play it safe and ended up with Walker Jenkins, the best prep hitter in MLB's 2023 Draft.
With the first pick of the 2023 MLB Draft, the Pittsburgh Pirates pick…Paul Skenes! Day 1 of the 2023 MLB Draft is officially in the books. Jake and Jordan break down each of the first five picks, and touch on a number of other selections that caught their interest, including Arjun Nimmala to the Blue Jays, Enrique Bradfield to the Orioles, Bryce Eldridge to the Giants, and a whole lot more. Then, the boys recap their experience at the Futures Game on Saturday which culminated with Jordan meeting his childhood hero Felix Hernandez! Finally, the boys preview the 2023 Ding Dong Jamboree and predict who will come away with the crown.
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Victor Rojas shares some never heard before insight into the Arte Moreno exploratory sale of the team, we discuss at length the Shohei Ohtani situation, what are the Angels chances coming out of the break, their injuries and who they may select in today's 2023 MLB Amateur Draft in the first round.
What is the difference between amateur and professional baseball? Money.
Overnight, with your name being called in the MLB Draft and the signing of a contract, you instantly transform into a professional. Even though this might be your first decision based on money, you have been a part of the industry of baseball for years. Everyone around you has been making monetary decisions about you for years. A few examples include:
The industry of baseball has been preparing for you, but have you been preparing for the industry of baseball?
With everyone else placing a value on you and trying to maximize their return on investment, do you know how you can maximize your value to yourself, or even where to start?
Whether you have the skillsets or not and whether you are prepared for it, you are now the CEO of a multimillion-dollar business. As the CEO, you have the responsibility of whether the business of you will succeed or fail. That is a lot of pressure, but the earlier you recognize this fact, the better you can prepare yourself to handle this responsibility and maximize your opportunity.
One of the most important jobs CEOs have is surrounding themselves with the right team. As a professional baseball player, you don’t just need to hire a team, you need to hire the right team.
Your team should consist of:
A team like this will put you in the best position to be one of the few players that makes it to arbitration and free agency as well as to avoid the 4 times more likelihood of bankruptcy that MLB players face.
This harsh reality isn’t meant to scare you. Rather, it is to help educate and prepare you to seize the opportunity in front of you. Whether you succeed as the CEO of the business of you is dependent on understanding the opportunity in front of you.
It’s time for you to get to work!
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