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Joe Rizzo brings you the last slate of games from the 8,000-day March, as Corey Seager, Madison Bumgarner and Max Kepler starred. Riz took a different approach for this one, breaking down each game and flying through them like the highlight reels you might see on MLB Network (sans video highlights because this is a simulation, people!). Since all the teams were in action, your favorite team is covered at least in some part in this episode dedicated to inclusivity. You're a Phillies fan? We gotcha covered. Rockies? Sure, there's talk about Nolan Arenado's performance on the virtual field and his potential for digital locker room disgust.
Joe Rizzo brings you the last slate of games from the 8,000-day March, as Corey Seager, Madison Bumgarner and Max Kepler starred. Riz took a different approach for this one, breaking down each game and flying through them like the highlight reels you might see on MLB Network (sans video highlights because this is a simulation, people!). Since all the teams were in action, your favorite team is covered at least in some part in this episode dedicated to inclusivity. You're a Phillies fan? We gotcha covered. Rockies? Sure, there's talk about Nolan Arenado's performance on the virtual field and his potential for digital locker room disgust.
Joe Rizzo makes baseball come to life with the help of old buddy and fellow WFUV (Fordham) alum Jeff "Dawg" Healy. This is the most in-depth review of the games through four days of Strat-O-Matic's amazing simulated MLB season. For Strat-heads, this one will be extra special, because there is a lot of chatter about rolling on pitchers' cards to create rallies, noting time and again where it happened in the Sunday simulation. The guys created a full slate of baseball for you to pass the time and get a couple of chuckles during the Coronavirus quarantine. Follow on Twitter & Instagram @DiamondDiehards, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Diamond-Diehards-109019707412614 and https://www.facebook.com/groups/229752454881954. We're on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and all the great places where you get your podcasts, so please subscribe!
Joe Rizzo makes baseball come to life with the help of old buddy and fellow WFUV (Fordham) alum Jeff "Dawg" Healy. This is the most in-depth review of the games through four days of Strat-O-Matic's amazing simulated MLB season. For Strat-heads, this one will be extra special, because there is a lot of chatter about rolling on pitchers' cards to create rallies, noting time and again where it happened in the Sunday simulation. The guys created a full slate of baseball for you to pass the time and get a couple of chuckles during the Coronavirus quarantine. Follow on Twitter & Instagram @DiamondDiehards, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Diamond-Diehards-109019707412614 and https://www.facebook.com/groups/229752454881954. We're on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and all the great places where you get your podcasts, so please subscribe!
Joe Rizzo is back with the second day of the Strat-O-Matic 2020 baseball season simulation, and the stars were a couple of SoCal infielders and Rafael Devers (again). Rizzo examined why Devers' former teammate, Mookie Betts, could possibly never play a game for the Dodgers after MLB and the MLB Players Association ironed out some details about how service time and other important off-the-field issues will be handled. What will rosters and a schedule look like if regular-season baseball is being played through October, with November playoffs? Also, for Strat diehards, the importance of lefty-righty matchups usually means the difference between success and failure. Follow on twitter & Instagram @DiamondDiehards, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Diamond-Diehards-109019707412614. We're on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and all the great places where you get your podcasts, so please subscribe!
Joe Rizzo is back with the second day of the Strat-O-Matic 2020 baseball season simulation, and the stars were a couple of SoCal infielders and Rafael Devers (again). Rizzo examined why Devers' former teammate, Mookie Betts, could possibly never play a game for the Dodgers after MLB and the MLB Players Association ironed out some details about how service time and other important off-the-field issues will be handled. What will rosters and a schedule look like if regular-season baseball is being played through October, with November playoffs? Also, for Strat diehards, the importance of lefty-righty matchups usually means the difference between success and failure. Follow on twitter & Instagram @DiamondDiehards, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Diamond-Diehards-109019707412614. We're on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and all the great places where you get your podcasts, so please subscribe!
Peter Schwartz interviewed Nick Leddy, Anders Lee, and Matt Martin at practice today in this edition of Schwartz on Sports.
Peter Schwartz interviewed Nick Leddy, Anders Lee, and Matt Martin at practice today in this edition of Schwartz on Sports.
Rich Mancuso discusses The Robinson Cano trade and other things in the world of baseball in this edition of All Bases Covered live at the Baseball Training Institute.
Rich Mancuso discusses The Robinson Cano trade and other things in the world of baseball in this edition of All Bases Covered live at the Baseball Training Institute.
Ray Negron and Steve Vaccaro welcome sportswriter Bob Klapisch, actor Nick Singh and attorney Bob Unger on the latest episode of Reach Out with Ray and Steve.
Joe McDonald interviews new Long Island Ducks manager Wally Backman, who was named today as the sixth manager in team history.
Ray Negron and Steve Vaccaro welcome sportswriter Bob Klapisch, actor Nick Singh and attorney Bob Unger on the latest episode of Reach Out with Ray and Steve.
Peter Schwartz is joined by Clark Gillies and Bobby Nystrom as they discuss the improvements to Nassau Coliseum and the Islanders return to Long Island.
Joe McDonald interviews new Long Island Ducks manager Wally Backman, who was named today as the sixth manager in team history.
Peter Schwartz is joined by Clark Gillies and Bobby Nystrom as they discuss the improvements to Nassau Coliseum and the Islanders return to Long Island.