Best Podcast Episodes About MLB
Everything podcasters are saying about MLB — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 60 episodes
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“… guy can play for Italy? Dude, he... Hold on. Did I tell you? You know the Pasquatch story. No. This guy rules. This guy's the first baseman for the Kansas City Royals. Yeah. Cool as hell. Oh, yeah. Huge WWE. I'm an idiot. I forgot you were... It was great. It was... Yeah. So we did a show in Cleveland. The Royals were playing the Cleveland Indians. They... Excuse me. Excuse me. Thank you. She looks good. Now, thank you for getting her correct pronouns that's crazy that they got to you but it must have been the vaccine but he took the vaccine I was using proper pronouns yeah you did earlier but we do a show …”
“No, but Italy's fun. Vinny Pasquatch, he's the man. A little story about the Pasquatch. Pasquatch is the fucking man. That's just Italian heavy. Is that guy can play for Italy? Dude, he... Hold on. Did I tell you? You know the Pasquatch story. No. This guy rules. This guy's the first baseman for the Kansas City Royals. Yeah. Cool as hell. Oh, yeah. Huge WWE. I'm an idiot. I forgot you were... It was great. It was... Yeah. So we did a show in Cleveland. The Royals were playing the Cleveland Indians. They... Excuse me. Excuse me. Thank you. She looks good. Now, thank you for getting her correct pronouns that's crazy that they got to you but it must have been the vaccine but he took the vaccine I was using proper pronouns yeah you did earlier but we do a show at no dude coming on to 84 busting out wait to bust out the show until now it was fantastic a couple of the guys from the royals came to the show and then most of the guys We're like, yeah, we got to dip out. We got a game tomorrow. Not the Pasquatch. The Pasquatch had the coldest line I've ever heard. I'm DH-ing tomorrow. I don't give a fuck. Let's …”
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Vinny Pasquatch, the first baseman for the Royals, steals the show with his hilarious decision to hit the town before a big game. The moment he jumps out of an Uber at a red light to join his friends is pure comedy gold, especially when he follows it up with a home run the next day.
“… peels, Charlie Brown style. But they're due to rebound this year, as we've been saying, for three years now. So I'm expecting better things from the Braves as a whole. and maybe the profile suspension leaves room for Harris to move up that lineup a little bit. I not expecting him to hit second but it a possibility if he hits the ground running this year Yeah he a great athlete for sure He hits the ball really hard and he makes a lot of contact The problem is he just has some of the worst swing decisions in baseball But you can squint and see, you know, look at P. Kerr Armstrong and compare him to …”
“… thing is that this team seems a little bit cursed over the last few weeks with all the injury updates and jerks and profar and everything. But as long as nothing else happens, I think this team and again, I feel like I'm slipping over the banana peels, Charlie Brown style. But they're due to rebound this year, as we've been saying, for three years now. So I'm expecting better things from the Braves as a whole. and maybe the profile suspension leaves room for Harris to move up that lineup a little bit. I not expecting him to hit second but it a possibility if he hits the ground running this year Yeah he a great athlete for sure He hits the ball really hard and he makes a lot of contact The problem is he just has some of the worst swing decisions in baseball But you can squint and see, you know, look at P. Kerr Armstrong and compare him to Michael Harris. They're pretty similar players. You know, I think P. Kerr Armstrong better bet for 30 homers, better bet for 30 steals. But as we saw in the second half, he is also, you know, prone to some pretty ugly slumps. So I think that the gap between Michael Harris and P. Kramstrom, it's reasonable. It makes sense. But I think you can make a …”
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Despite a disappointing season, Michael Harris still managed a 20-20 performance, raising questions about his potential this year. Analysts suggest he could rebound to a solid 110-115 WRC+, especially with lineup changes due to injuries. If he can improve his swing decisions, he might be a valuable asset for fantasy players looking for power and speed.
“Neil, it's not just Oracle and the giants that are being dragged. The Mets have a small box. The Phillies have a small box. spring inflation has come to the last bastion of american culture doing stupid drinking stunts at baseball games yeah americans do not like getting ripped off especially at a baseball game where everything is already expensive but here's the thing i'm actually okay with this because i don't think i could do the standard version 999 so if i'm going to the baseball …”
“Neil, it's not just Oracle and the giants that are being dragged. The Mets have a small box. The Phillies have a small box. spring inflation has come to the last bastion of american culture doing stupid drinking stunts at baseball games yeah americans do not like getting ripped off especially at a baseball game where everything is already expensive but here's the thing i'm actually okay with this because i don't think i could do the standard version 999 so if i'm going to the baseball game like i'm probably going to order that mini version because that's the only one that i can complete people are now describing trying out the 9-9-9-9 challenge, where you eat nine of these baby boxes across nine innings as well. So that is far too many mini dogs, but someone will pull it off. I do have to give a shout out too to the Amarillo Sod …”
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The 999 Challenge at baseball games is taking the food trend world by storm, where fans attempt to eat nine mini hot dogs and drink nine beers over nine innings. The Amarillo Sod Poodles are even offering a full-size version for $90, making it a true test of endurance. Could you tackle this challenge, or is it just too much for one game?
“… his incredible team, Steve and partnership. and they come to the hospital and I'm able to surprise my father and nothing means more to him than the New York Mets and have Mookie Wilson and Dwight Gooden walk into his hospital room. I got the computer set up and the most meaningful moment my dad and I have ever shared was 1986 being a box 113A for the New York Mets and watching the ball roll through Bill Buckner's legs that Mookie Wilson hit. We re-watched this moment in the hospital room with my father with Mookie and Dwight Gooden watching the whole thing Brother and they in the hospital room for like …”
“… 80th birthday party, and I was heartbroken. He was heartbroken. And we began a conversation with Darren, a mutual teammate of ours, Mike Vesuvio, and said, my dad is an enormous Met fan. And Darren causes Dwight Gooden and Mookie Wilson along with his incredible team, Steve and partnership. and they come to the hospital and I'm able to surprise my father and nothing means more to him than the New York Mets and have Mookie Wilson and Dwight Gooden walk into his hospital room. I got the computer set up and the most meaningful moment my dad and I have ever shared was 1986 being a box 113A for the New York Mets and watching the ball roll through Bill Buckner's legs that Mookie Wilson hit. We re-watched this moment in the hospital room with my father with Mookie and Dwight Gooden watching the whole thing Brother and they in the hospital room for like two hours like an hour and a half two hours We have a Mets cake and a James Bond cake for my dad's birthday. Mookie Wilson and Dwight Gooden are asking for second pieces. I'm thinking they're being nice taking the first piece. Like, no, no, that's really good. Got another piece. Then we come into this room and do a podcast with Dwight Gooden and …”
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In a heartwarming twist, Darren Prince orchestrates a surprise birthday celebration for Sean Callagy's ailing father, bringing in New York Mets legends Mookie Wilson and Dwight Gooden to lift his spirits. This emotional moment is not just about sports; it’s a testament to the power of relationships and shared experiences, culminating in a touching reunion that honors a father-son bond. The day becomes a celebration of life, memories, and the magic of connection, even in tough times.
“… team is now worth $2.95 billion, which is up 13% from last year. This is according to a recent report from CNBC. The most valuable team is the New York Yankees, no surprise there. They're valued at $9 billion. and the recent champs LA Dodgers are worth $8 billion. So they're catching up. Now, here's the thing that blew me away from this report. The average EBITDA margin for an MLB team is under 2%. You compare that to an NFL team at 20%, the NBA at 21% and an NHL team at 22%. So these baseball teams are worth billions of dollars, but they're barely profitable. Now, I'm not sure if that's just a …”
“The average major league baseball team is now worth $2.95 billion, which is up 13% from last year. This is according to a recent report from CNBC. The most valuable team is the New York Yankees, no surprise there. They're valued at $9 billion. and the recent champs LA Dodgers are worth $8 billion. So they're catching up. Now, here's the thing that blew me away from this report. The average EBITDA margin for an MLB team is under 2%. You compare that to an NFL team at 20%, the NBA at 21% and an NHL team at 22%. So these baseball teams are worth billions of dollars, but they're barely profitable. Now, I'm not sure if that's just a sketchy accounting thing they're doing, but yeah, that number was kind of shocking to see. I was also kind of shocked to see that an Aaron Judge baseball card just sold for $5.2 million? That makes it the most expensive modern baseball card ever sold. Now, look, I'm not a big baseball fan, but from what I've heard, Aaron Judge, not really that guy, you …”
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Despite the average MLB team being valued at $2.95 billion, they only have an average EBITDA margin of under 2%, compared to much higher margins in the NFL, NBA, and NHL. This surprising financial reality raises questions about the profitability of baseball franchises, especially when an Aaron Judge baseball card recently sold for $5.2 million, highlighting the bizarre economics of the sport. It's a stark contrast that leaves fans wondering how these valuations align with actual financial performance.
“… I like him. I think he's so much fun. I love him. I love him. He's so much fun. But I also love this one, too. This guy over here? Yeah. are you a Mets fan? come again are you a New York Mets fan? or just fashion king? because I do the same thing this is just a really cute vintage hat I love the hat let me tell you I just didn't know if something changed the people I talk to around New York they really want to get involved about this yeah yeah one way or another one of the door guys in my building I walked in the other night at like 2 in the morning and he was sitting there like you know kind …”
“… have to be stage Caleb or stage Molly now And it's like that's a different. I can't just go up and be whoever I want to be. I have to be who people came to see. Yeah. Which is great. It's a huge privilege. I love being the guy that people came to see. I like him. I think he's so much fun. I love him. I love him. He's so much fun. But I also love this one, too. This guy over here? Yeah. are you a Mets fan? come again are you a New York Mets fan? or just fashion king? because I do the same thing this is just a really cute vintage hat I love the hat let me tell you I just didn't know if something changed the people I talk to around New York they really want to get involved about this yeah yeah one way or another one of the door guys in my building I walked in the other night at like 2 in the morning and he was sitting there like you know kind of half asleep at the desk and I walk in he goes get out you can't come in here wearing that and I was like what? And he was like, your hat, get out of here. You woke him up out of like a full. His hatred of the Mets like woke him from a stupor to be mean to me. And then we, and then I really got caught. I don't watch baseball. I don't give a fuck …”
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In a hilarious twist, a late-night encounter with a disgruntled Mets fan turns into a 45-minute debate about baseball, despite the host's complete disinterest in the sport. The comedic struggle of wanting to escape while being polite is relatable and absurd, making it a standout moment in the segment.
“… an idea not an organization well nine members of the idea this is on Breitbart were just convicted of providing material support to terrorists a Texas jury we love Texas everything's bigger in Texas it's a tremendous place a Texas jury just crushed Antifa The ICE facility ambush that took place in July of 2025 Nine guilty verdicts The federal jury in Texas returned a guilty verdict On all nine defendants All of them charged in the July 2025 attack Which by the way featured an officer being shot in the neck He survived Thank God he survived But I thought this was just an idea I thought this …”
“… I have something coming out. It's not a situation you want to be in. Thankfully, I've never been in that situation. I know getting old is tough. Maybe that's what happened, but it's interesting. but Nadler Antifa is a myth Biden Antifa is not real it's an idea not an organization well nine members of the idea this is on Breitbart were just convicted of providing material support to terrorists a Texas jury we love Texas everything's bigger in Texas it's a tremendous place a Texas jury just crushed Antifa The ICE facility ambush that took place in July of 2025 Nine guilty verdicts The federal jury in Texas returned a guilty verdict On all nine defendants All of them charged in the July 2025 attack Which by the way featured an officer being shot in the neck He survived Thank God he survived But I thought this was just an idea I thought this was it wasn't an organization. They only have like matching uniforms and matching signs. And, you know, they all coordinate what they're going to wear. And they all happen to show up at the same time at the same place all the time. And there's usually some guy with a drum, which I don't understand. I don't know what they're trying to do if they're …”
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In a groundbreaking decision, a Texas jury convicted nine members of Antifa on terrorism charges for their involvement in an ambush that left an officer shot. This ruling challenges claims that Antifa is merely an idea rather than an organized group, highlighting the coordinated actions of its members. The verdict marks a significant step in how domestic terrorism is classified and prosecuted in the U.S.
“Ryan Shields spent years designing building the house just north of San Diego Okay James Shields was a star pitcher in the major leagues for 13 seasons So when he and his wife decided to build a California home in 2018 they were amused to discover that the lot they selected was shaped like a baseball diamond. We looked at each other and said, I guess it's meant to be. They bought the Rancho Santa Fe property the next day for $1.8 million. yeah the pair spent the next few years designing and building roughly 13 500 square …”
“Ryan Shields spent years designing building the house just north of San Diego Okay James Shields was a star pitcher in the major leagues for 13 seasons So when he and his wife decided to build a California home in 2018 they were amused to discover that the lot they selected was shaped like a baseball diamond. We looked at each other and said, I guess it's meant to be. They bought the Rancho Santa Fe property the next day for $1.8 million. yeah the pair spent the next few years designing and building roughly 13 500 square a square foot house for the gym pool putting green and bowling alley bowling alley is underrated i know some of you folks have seen there will be blood that bad things can happen in bowling alleys but great things can happen in bowling alleys i know jordy hasn't seen there will be blood tyler have you seen there will be blood no you haven't wow …”
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James Shields, a former MLB pitcher, designed a stunning home in California shaped like a baseball diamond. After purchasing the property for $1.8 million, he and his wife included unique features like a bowling alley and a putting green, making it a true baseball lover's paradise. Now, they're looking to sell this 13,500 square foot mansion as they shift their focus to Idaho.
“… the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review …”
“… reprobates. But they want this to happen. They want us to turn into what you see in Europe. really for a temporary reason, because the Islamists vote Democrat. And they'll keep voting Democrat until they destroy not only the Republican Party, but the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review the editors point out On Saturday, an Internet troll named Jack Lang staged an anti-Muslim protest in front of Gracie Mansion. Currently, the residence of New York Mayor Zorhan Mandami. Both its title, Stop the Islamic Takeover of New York City, and Schedule Main Event, a pig roast, made its nature as an attention-getting provocation clear enough. …”
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The media is deliberately covering up the truth about terrorist attacks to protect political interests, particularly those aligned with the Democratic Party.
“… Your Holiness, I would, but they can't talk because they're dead. So this is reality intruding on theory now. In the United States the Cardinal in Washington DC Robert McElroy said this quote the criterion of just cause is not met because our country was not responding to an existing or imminent and objectively verifiable attack by Iran. As Pope Benedict declared categorically, Catholic teaching does not support preventive war, a war justified by speculation about events in the future. Now, we asked Cardinal McElroy to come on. He was so disrespectful to us, he didn't even reply to the invitation. …”
“… what we want. In addition to that, 30,000 Iranians have been murdered by their own government over the last few weeks. Those are protesters. You saw it. 30,000 dead. That's a lot of dead bodies. All right? So I'd like to hear the voice of the people, Your Holiness, I would, but they can't talk because they're dead. So this is reality intruding on theory now. In the United States the Cardinal in Washington DC Robert McElroy said this quote the criterion of just cause is not met because our country was not responding to an existing or imminent and objectively verifiable attack by Iran. As Pope Benedict declared categorically, Catholic teaching does not support preventive war, a war justified by speculation about events in the future. Now, we asked Cardinal McElroy to come on. He was so disrespectful to us, he didn't even reply to the invitation. That's not the Christian thing to do there, Cardinal.”
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Iran boldly declares its intent to develop nuclear weapons, dismissing international concerns, which has escalated tensions significantly. Amidst this, the shocking revelation of 30,000 protesters killed by their own government highlights the dire situation within Iran. This reality challenges the moral justification for any military response, as articulated by Cardinal Robert McElroy, who emphasizes that preventive war lacks a just cause.
“… a microphone. So thanks to Bill Jastrow of Homewood Flossmoor High School for all this. There you are. and you eventually got the job with the White Sox and you broadcast them for many years and you left right before they recorded the worst record in the modern era for a baseball team you went to the Detroit Tigers and they whoa whoa and they made an amazing they're saying Luke yes and they made an amazing unexpected run right to the playoffs that year it was you wasn't it uh i i think just yes just yes they clinched against the white socks which is a funny full circle sort of thing really …”
“… goes in planetary orbit around you. That didn't go great either. So the band director said, why don't you go upstairs and announce the band's set. So coming up next, Wheels of a Dream from Ragtime or whatever it was. And it was the first time I was behind a microphone. So thanks to Bill Jastrow of Homewood Flossmoor High School for all this. There you are. and you eventually got the job with the White Sox and you broadcast them for many years and you left right before they recorded the worst record in the modern era for a baseball team you went to the Detroit Tigers and they whoa whoa and they made an amazing they're saying Luke yes and they made an amazing unexpected run right to the playoffs that year it was you wasn't it uh i i think just yes just yes they clinched against the white socks which is a funny full circle sort of thing really yeah yeah i know you had to like you spent years on the road minor league baseball high school basketball can you like do you remember like the most obscure sport or game you ever had to broadcast? So, a couple of years ago, I got a phone call from somebody here in Chicago, and they said, hey, we're looking for somebody to do play-by-play and …”
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In this hilarious segment, a broadcaster recounts his experience calling the National Electricians Championships, where he was hilariously told he couldn't use the phrase 'sparks will fly' due to fears of bad craftsmanship. The absurdity of broadcasting such an obscure event, paired with the witty banter about home run calls, makes this a standout moment filled with unexpected humor.
“Ryan in Detroit. Hi, Ryan. What's on your mind today? Hey, good morning, Dan. A couple things for you. One, well, first, those first two games last night were awesome. And with Illinois in the later game, I just, I wonder if they're on to something new with their recruiting strategy, getting all those Eastern European folks. And then the second thing I had was I just couldn't watch the games last night with Kevin Harlan without thinking about Fritzie. It's …”
“Ryan in Detroit. Hi, Ryan. What's on your mind today? Hey, good morning, Dan. A couple things for you. One, well, first, those first two games last night were awesome. And with Illinois in the later game, I just, I wonder if they're on to something new with their recruiting strategy, getting all those Eastern European folks. And then the second thing I had was I just couldn't watch the games last night with Kevin Harlan without thinking about Fritzie. It's crazy. The Razorbacks want to talk about it on 19-3 run for the Wildcats. This is College Basketball's March Madness on True TV. Thank you. Thank you, Ted. Your face gets all red when you do your Kevin Harlan. I get a little lightheaded, too. Oh, as soon as I'm waiting for the game to come on, and then, boom, Kevin Harlan sets the scene for where they …”
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Phillies third baseman Alex Bohm is suing his parents for $3 million, claiming they mismanaged his finances. Allegedly, they froze him out of several accounts and diverted funds for personal use, all while charging him $50 an hour for their 'management' services. This shocking family dispute raises questions about trust and financial accountability in sports.
“… to understand the stock market. Wow. Okay. That's true. Good point. You know, I love wading into this area. Did you get a new hat? No, I've had the Detroit Tigers, and it's the easiest thing because then you don't have to say where you're from. People know where you're from. Detroit, Michigan, it's all the same thing. And then they're also, they know it's me. There's not the question, oh my gosh, are you Eddie? Oh, are you Bobby, which I've gotten a couple times? Not Bobby. Trust me, you've not gotten that one time. I have. I have. Why do you lie about it? Oh, well, not lie. I mean, is it one of the …”
“… Well, that's not really teaching. It's simplifying a complicated board that nobody understood. And they just said, wow, nobody's explained it to me like that. And I said, yeah, fair enough. That's also what the government does. they don't want you to understand the stock market. Wow. Okay. That's true. Good point. You know, I love wading into this area. Did you get a new hat? No, I've had the Detroit Tigers, and it's the easiest thing because then you don't have to say where you're from. People know where you're from. Detroit, Michigan, it's all the same thing. And then they're also, they know it's me. There's not the question, oh my gosh, are you Eddie? Oh, are you Bobby, which I've gotten a couple times? Not Bobby. Trust me, you've not gotten that one time. I have. I have. Why do you lie about it? Oh, well, not lie. I mean, is it one of the elderly people? You got to be more specific. Are they blind? I don't know, but I mean, like, one of the 80-year-olds that can't see as well. Yeah, I think it's, I mean, honestly, some of them really don't even know what we look like. And a lot of these people haven't hooked up Wi-Fi, so they haven't been seeing videos. So, are you Bob, you're not? You …”
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In this hilarious segment, the host shares a wild gambling experience where he inadvertently teaches craps while betting against the table. The comedic highlight comes when he reveals how he became the 'hottest guy on the ship' after some unexpected compliments from women in the hot tub, leading to a riotous discussion about his hat and his charm.
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The Bucs are prioritizing Giannis Antetokounmpo's trade value over his desire to play, keeping him sidelined to avoid injury and preserve his market worth.
The NBA's handling of Giannis's injury is more about preserving trade value than player health, reflecting a business-first mentality over competitive integrity.
“… here. Here's your next question. The Met Gala's red carpet is always filled with huge stars. But someone stole the show in 2023. Who was it? A. A New York Mets fan whose Uber driver got confused and dropped him at the Met Gala instead of the stadium. B. Party organizer Anna Wintour who was caught in the hot mic saying, God, I'm so uncomfortable. Next year I'm making the theme sweatpants. Or C. A cockroach who walked the runway like he was the guest of honor. I'm going cockroach. As well you should because that's exactly what it was. Yeah, baby. I'm still in it. I'm still in it. When the cockroach …”
“… it up. It was really the pig. He brought in a little pig. You know what? I was going to go pig. I was going to go pig. You screwed me up. Okay. It didn't work. Everybody was like, wait a minute, that pig can't talk. All right. You have two more chances here. Here's your next question. The Met Gala's red carpet is always filled with huge stars. But someone stole the show in 2023. Who was it? A. A New York Mets fan whose Uber driver got confused and dropped him at the Met Gala instead of the stadium. B. Party organizer Anna Wintour who was caught in the hot mic saying, God, I'm so uncomfortable. Next year I'm making the theme sweatpants. Or C. A cockroach who walked the runway like he was the guest of honor. I'm going cockroach. As well you should because that's exactly what it was. Yeah, baby. I'm still in it. I'm still in it. When the cockroach walked down the red carpet, every photographer immediately dropped what they were doing and tried to get a picture. It was wearing Balenciaga. I thought it might have been Dolce. Last question. You get this, you win. In 2022, the EU spent half a million dollars to throw a huge virtual party in the metaverse. Right. Hoping to engage young people with …”
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In 2023, a cockroach stole the show at the Met Gala, captivating photographers who abandoned their posts to capture its runway strut. This bizarre incident highlights how even the most glamorous events can be disrupted by the unexpected. Kevin O'Leary and his guest reflect on this and other outrageous moments, including a virtual party that only attracted six attendees.
“After Mr. Hudson died in February 2000, Seattle's two daily newspapers published glowing pieces about him. The stories amplified Mr. Hudson's best qualities, his mentorship of students, his dedication to teaching, his passion for the outdoors. In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, known as the PI, a reporter quoted students and parents who questioned the allegations and were angry about how the school district handled the case. The reporter's name was Rebecca Den, and in 2000, she was in her …”
“After Mr. Hudson died in February 2000, Seattle's two daily newspapers published glowing pieces about him. The stories amplified Mr. Hudson's best qualities, his mentorship of students, his dedication to teaching, his passion for the outdoors. In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, known as the PI, a reporter quoted students and parents who questioned the allegations and were angry about how the school district handled the case. The reporter's name was Rebecca Den, and in 2000, she was in her late 20s. and a staffer at the PI covering education. In the beginning, it didn't strike me as that notable because there were teachers being put on leave all the time. There were teachers being charged with abuse or more often forced to resign without charges. But you knew there was a lot of stuff going on. In one article, Rebecca quoted an …”
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Media coverage of Tom Hudson after his death in 2000 showcased a glorified image of him as a dedicated educator, despite hidden allegations of abuse. This segment reveals how journalist Rebecca Den's reporting evolved after a crucial conversation, leading to uncovering the truth behind Hudson's legacy and the pain of his victims. The struggle for transparency highlights the complexities of journalism and the impact of narratives on community healing.
“… baseball season for like 80 of the year it feels like pretty much yeah the reason that i wanted to mention this real quick is not to brag about the cincinnati reds actually starting the year strong having one of the best records in baseball i want to complain very quickly about the state of the mlb app particularly on apple tv because i said this last year and i think for a long time mlb had really good apps on all of Apple's platforms. They were a great steward of Apple's platforms. They were like, they're on the Apple Watch on day one. They've always supported the Apple TV very well. But in the last …”
“mayo you know it's baseball season now right your favorite time of the year oh it's baseball season for like 80 of the year it feels like pretty much yeah the reason that i wanted to mention this real quick is not to brag about the cincinnati reds actually starting the year strong having one of the best records in baseball i want to complain very quickly about the state of the mlb app particularly on apple tv because i said this last year and i think for a long time mlb had really good apps on all of Apple's platforms. They were a great steward of Apple's platforms. They were like, they're on the Apple Watch on day one. They've always supported the Apple TV very well. But in the last several years, it's been a downward slope because I think they changed whatever third party developer firm they use to make their apps. And this year on Apple TV, there's a bug where you are watching the video and you can choose between listening to the TV broadcasters or the radio broadcasters. That's always been a feature in MLB. It's always worked …”
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The MLB app on Apple TV is plagued by a frustrating audio delay, ruining the experience of switching between TV and radio broadcasters. This issue, alongside a persistent problem of audio playing in the background after closing the app, highlights a decline in the app's quality. Fans are left wondering how these bugs made it past annual maintenance.
“… confused because I hate them both. Yeah, I don't know that an airport named after Alan Dulles is much better. No. From Puerto Vallarta in Mexico to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Woo! with a stopover in San Francisco, carrying 83 passengers and five crew under the command of Captain Ted Thompson and First Officer William Tansky, departed Puerto Vallarta at 1.37 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.”
“… modern Mexican presidents. So flying out of Donald Trump International Airport in Palm Beach, Florida. Well, I mean, that's what National is going to be called in a few months. I thought he wanted to rename Dulles. Yeah, I always get the two confused because I hate them both. Yeah, I don't know that an airport named after Alan Dulles is much better. No. From Puerto Vallarta in Mexico to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Woo! with a stopover in San Francisco, carrying 83 passengers and five crew under the command of Captain Ted Thompson and First Officer William Tansky, departed Puerto Vallarta at 1.37 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.”
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On January 31, 2000, Alaska Airlines Flight 261 tragically crashed while flying from Mexico to Seattle, claiming the lives of all 88 people on board. The flight, under the command of Captain Ted Thompson, faced critical mechanical issues that ultimately led to its demise. This event not only shocked the aviation community but also prompted significant changes in airline safety regulations.
“… don't think that i represent a tremendous amount of people but i am concerned with baseball but even even if you're not alex cora got fired from the boston red socks i think like hours after they had beaten the orioles 19 to 1 or something like that 17 to one. And it wasn't just Alex Cora. Five of his top guys got fired too. They just said, get out of here. Don't come back in the morning. Get out of here now. Tim Kirkton has seen this a lot in his life, but this is early in the year. This is a team with a large payroll. This is a team that has had success in recent years, if not last year, if not …”
“… Quite good. Lovely. Plays in Tim Kirchhen. There's, you know, baseball is overshadowed this week by the draft. baseball is overshadowed this week by the playoffs in both the nba and hockey and i understand that i sit and watch the gnats that's me i don't think that i represent a tremendous amount of people but i am concerned with baseball but even even if you're not alex cora got fired from the boston red socks i think like hours after they had beaten the orioles 19 to 1 or something like that 17 to one. And it wasn't just Alex Cora. Five of his top guys got fired too. They just said, get out of here. Don't come back in the morning. Get out of here now. Tim Kirkton has seen this a lot in his life, but this is early in the year. This is a team with a large payroll. This is a team that has had success in recent years, if not last year, if not right now. What are your thoughts about the broom that's sweeping out the architects of the team in Boston.”
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In a shocking move, the Boston Red Sox fired manager Alex Cora just hours after a dominating 17-1 victory over the Orioles. This decision also included the dismissal of five of his top staff members, raising questions about the team's direction early in the season despite their large payroll and recent successes. Tim Kurkjian weighs in on the implications of this sudden managerial shake-up.
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The Milwaukee Bucks are in disarray, with Giannis Antetokounmpo's injury and internal conflicts signaling the end of their season.
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