Explore " mlb network" with insightful episodes like "When will the Major League Baseball lockout end? Baseball insider Jon Heyman, from the MLB Network and Big Time Baseball podcast, gives an update on the ongoing battle between players and ownership on this episode of Holding Court.", "When will the Major League Baseball lockout end? Baseball insider Jon Heyman, from the MLB Network and Big Time Baseball podcast, gives an update on the ongoing battle between players and ownership on this episode of Holding Court.", "Slowing Down the Game With Sean Casey", "Guardians News, MLB Lockout Update, & Hodgepodge of Baseball Topics" and "Spicer Speaking Episode 33 - August 26, 2021" from podcasts like ""Holding Court with Patrick McEnroe", "Holding Court with Patrick McEnroe", "Building Men", "216 Baseball: A Cleveland Baseball Podcast" and "Spicer Speaking"" and more!
Sean Casey, a 12-year Major League first baseman, was a three-time National League All-Star during his Reds tenure, Casey batted .302 with 130 home runs and 735 RBI in his career. Casey played for the Indians (1997), Reds (1998-2005), Pirates (2006), Tigers (2006-07) and Red Sox (2008). Casey finished in the top 10 in National League batting average three times in his career and had six seasons in which he hit better than .300. After being traded to the Tigers in 2006, he went on to hit .529 with 2 home runs in the World Series. He is the only player in MLB history to open two new stadiums with the first hit, a single to open Miller Park in Milwaukee followed by a home run at PNC Park.
The University of Richmond graduate received the Ernie Lombardi Award in 2004 as the Reds' most valuable player, and in June 2012, Casey was inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame.
Known as "The Mayor," Casey was one of baseball's most outgoing and likeable players. His personality helped propel him to become a regular at the MLB Network working as a commentator and studio analyst where he has been a part of an Emmy winning team on MLB Tonight.
He has received many honors for his service to the community throughout his playing career, including the coveted Hutch Award in 1999. Today, Casey is invested in supporting children and adults with special needs through his foundation the Miracle League of the South Hills. Located in his backyard of Upper St. Clair, PA, he spearheaded the initiative to raise over $2.5 million to build the Miracle League of the South Hills field and playground where children of all abilities can be a part of a team and play the great game of baseball. Currently, Sean and his team have raised another $1 million to help with facility improvements and build a concession stand called
The Next Inning where he has started a job training program, teaching kids and adults with special needs important life and job skills. The program has hired the Miracle League athletes, some for their first ever paying job!
You will often find Sean Casey during the Miracle League of the South Hills season announcing games, pitching to the kids, or showing off his lefty swing. You can also find him doing his The mayor office show on all podcast platforms.
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Alex and Paul spend some time catching up, discuss some Guardians news, update you on the MLB Lockout, rant about Ken Rosenthal’s dismissal from MLB Network, and give each other 2 minutes to provide an opinion on a hodgepodge of MLB topics.
MLB Lockout Article: https://theathletic.com/3056956/2022/01/07/mlb-negotiations-likely-to-restart-soon-but-nba-history-shows-real-movement-waits/?source=user_shared_article
Rosenthal Article: https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb-network-cuts-ties-ken-rosenthal-criticism-rob-manfred-001713304.html
MLB Network host and reporter Alanna Rizzo joins Judd to chat about the hardball homestretch, and an essay on "Hard Knocks" rounds-out the episode.
In sports, there are great stories behind athletes, coaches, and staff. Those stories tend to come to life as a result of amazing storytellers, typically in the media. It is rare that those in the media share their own stories, as those who report on others tend to be relatively private about their own lives and/or they don't believe their own tale is all that remarkable or interesting.
Jon Paul Morosi's story is a really good one and in the years I have covered the media beat, I've yet to discover anyone with a bad thing to say about him.
Growing up in a small town in Michigan he was a 5'8 high school quarterback, he was raised right and yadda yadda yadda ended up at Harvard, where he earned a degree in environmental studies. Somehow, connecting dots he ends up living in Ann Arbor Michigan and is amongst the top baseball reporters in the country. A prominent presence on MLB Network, and now adding in NHL work for the NHL Network JP's story is quite amazing. If only it stopped there. He is married to, in his own words a real hero, a doctor, together they are parents of three children. He continues to interview and advise young students in their desires to attend Harvard.
Listen in to hear JP tell his story, his roots, where he got his experience, who his mentors are and how he has become so successful ~ In The Pressrow
We’re still in a sort of sports dead zone, but your Sports Lordz are back with a new episode for all the good little Serfs! This week, we begin the show by discussing bombs and get deep into a discussion of soup for all the soupheads out there. We then shift our attention to Chris “Mad Dog” Russo and take an even deeper dive into Fartgate 21. We then discuss the Atlanta Hawks firing of Lloyd Pierce as the team has been an absolute let down so far this season. Later Kevin shares the tale of his pilgrimage to Tony and Carmela Soprano’s home in North Caldwell New Jersey, discuss JJ Watt’s move to the Arizona Cardinals, and potentially discover something interesting about the name Jared. Keep wearing your masks and get the vaccine if you can folks. The pandemic is raging still, so make sure you stay alive!
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Dwayne & Jason are back and this time they've come along with Major League Baseball! The MLBPA & the MLB owners have finally agreed to having a season set to officially start on July 24th! The duo discuss there thoughts on Baseball being back, recent COVID-19 spikes, and will we actually even finish out this season?!
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