professional baseball

In this week's episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," Anton talks about the best players of all time on each team in the National League West and elaborates more on why they're the chosen few. As we continue to do more divisions, we'll compare and contrast each of the players and divisions to find the true cream of the crop in each division. 

This week, a 2-part episode of CTBC Brothers fans reacting to their team winning the 8th championship in franchise history! Starting with CTBC Brothers fan Cory Martin!

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When it comes to Major League Baseball, there are a lot of specialty baseball players. You have pinch hitters, who will only come in to pinch-hit for the pitcher or guys who will spend the majority of their career catching baseballs in the bullpen. But have you ever heard of a stolen base specialist? Or a dugout character, whose only job is to hype up his team and help to enforce a positive, fun attitude throughout the locker room? We'll talk about these and the most recent developments in the 2021 MLB lockout, beginning December 2, on this episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler." 

Growing pains are common when it comes to expansion teams playing their first couple of seasons in the Major Leagues. In this episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we'll discuss two teams: the Seattle Pilots and the Houston Colt .45s. Both really had it tough. We'll discuss the brief history behind these two teams and try to figure out what went wrong and what led them to morph into the Milwaukee Brewers and the Houston Astros of today. 

 In 1998, Major League Baseball was still very much in a dark place. Due to the strike that lasted from 1994 to 1995 that led to the cancelation of 938 games and the 1994 postseason, baseball needed something incredible and awe-inspiring to bring fans — new and old — back to the game. Two sluggers, Sammy Sosa, and Mark McGwire took it upon themselves to deliver what would be known as Long Gone Summer, as they raced each other for the single-season home run record. 

In this week's episode, Anton Schindler recaps the ending to the 2021 World Series before talking about the high-flying insanity that was the 2000 MLB season. Did you know that a record was set for the number of home runs hit during this season that wasn't broken again for 17 years? This and much more on this week's episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler." 

The logistics of baseball and the behind-the-scenes administrative side of baseball are confusing. It's a constant battle of owners against their players, both of whom are trying to get the best for themselves. It's led to plenty of controversies that started to leak into the public eye. This week on "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we're going to discuss the eight big strikes and lockouts that have occurred in the history of MLB and try to gather each side of the arguments that eventually lead to resolutions that have made the game what it is today. 

In baseball, much like it is in life, weird stuff tends to happen. In this week’s episode of “Painting the Corners,” we’ll go over a couple of the really weird ones, from rowdy fans and unlucky birds to bees and disco music. Buckle up, because things are about to get strange.

Sean sits down for a real conversation about why consistency is essentially the most important trait you need to have in order to be successful in anything in life. He breaks down real life examples on the field, as a Dad, and Husband, and the importance of just doing "something" daily to achieve your goals and conquer your weaknesses!

 In the history of the MLB, there have been plenty of good, hard-fought games. However, every now and then there are some bad calls, bad plays and bad situations that turn a game for the worst. On this episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we'll cover some of the big ones that have more than stuck in the history books. 

This week, I talk about what I worry about the Rakuten Monkey's postseason push, and the role that the Wei Chuan Dragons play in determining the Taiwan Series match-up. 

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 Since the very start of Baseball, all professional teams had to have a place that they could call home. More than 160 stadiums have housed Major League teams over the years and have been lost in time, or destroyed in preparation for brand new, better stadiums. So in this week's episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we'll be looking at a few of these classic stadiums that have cemented themselves in the record books, and we'll talk about some of the reasons why they're so important in the history of baseball. 

1. 2 biggest takeaways from coaching travel baseball
2. Takeaways from Players
3. Takeaways from Parents
4. Coaches and Summer Ball Development
5. Travel Team Organizations, Leaders, Mission Statements, and Politics

In this episode of "Painting the Corners with Anton Schindler," we go on a journey debunking myths and uncovering evidence that may lead to the real origins of baseball. It's a heavily contested and discussed topic, as it seems no one is really quite sure where baseball started, what inspired the creation of it or how it became the game it is today. But in this episode, we'll pull together all the evidence and try to make sense of it all.