33 Burst results for "Showalter"
77WABC Radio
"showalter" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Nonetheless Monica showalter writes another Pulitzer Prize discredited his propaganda she writes in the American thinker Remember all that political hay the far left and its media Made during the Vietnam War about the wickedness of America's South Vietnamese ally in the importance of abandoning that country to the communists Here's the Pulitzer Prize winning AP photo that was supposed to prick our consciences Make us turn against that so called immoral war against the communist takeover and it's the picture Excuse me of South Vietnamese police captain Coldly executing Viet Cong captain on von lem There's no doubt about it The photo is hard to look at she writes its crude rough wartime justice The film is even harder to look at He ran on the front page of The New York Times cropped from the original To fill the space and make it impact even more impact even more immediate And it got the results the anti war left wanted public sentiment abruptly turned against the war as a result of that photo The people were abandoned by the Americans who cut and run Evacuation from Saigon embassy on the rooftop was only recently bested by Joe Biden's Afghanistan pull out And after that the re-education camps rolled in the boat people launched into the high seas and the killing fields of Cambodia began Jane Fonda must have been so proud of herself Just one problem The context was missing And that context mattered
Mark Levin
Monica Showalter: Another Pulitzer Prize Discredited As Propaganda
"Nonetheless Monica showalter writes another Pulitzer Prize discredited his propaganda she writes in the American thinker Remember all that political hay the far left and its media Made during the Vietnam War about the wickedness of America's South Vietnamese ally in the importance of abandoning that country to the communists Here's the Pulitzer Prize winning AP photo that was supposed to prick our consciences Make us turn against that so called immoral war against the communist takeover and it's the picture Excuse me of South Vietnamese police captain Coldly executing Viet Cong captain on von lem There's no doubt about it The photo is hard to look at she writes its crude rough wartime justice The film is even harder to look at He ran on the front page of The New York Times cropped from the original To fill the space and make it impact even more impact even more immediate And it got the results the anti war left wanted public sentiment abruptly turned against the war as a result of that photo The people were abandoned by the Americans who cut and run Evacuation from Saigon embassy on the rooftop was only recently bested by Joe Biden's Afghanistan pull out And after that the re-education camps rolled in the boat people launched into the high seas and the killing fields of Cambodia began Jane Fonda must have been so proud of herself Just one problem The context was missing And that context mattered
Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
"showalter" Discussed on Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
"Anyway, I thought it was fine for him for a showalter to ask. I thought, oh, what I was going to say, sorry, I've recaptured my training. I thought that people like to bust buster shops and sometimes buster gives them good costs, but he asked in a way that I thought wasn't confrontational. I thought musgrove handled it well. And then they moved on, which is the right thing to do because this guy just threw like an incredible start to send his team to the division series to deal with the buzz saw that is the Dodgers anyway. This game had everything. It was just like such. There's like the tap that guys do on the hinder that sport men do. And then there was showalter who kind of cupped Jacob de Grom's, but and then he went back again and he kind of got him in there a little bit. And as I was watching, I was like, I didn't rewind that 'cause he really got up in there. And I look all right. I'm not here to judge. I'm just remarking on it because it was a lot of. Yeah. It was a lot of touching. Yeah, I have not had the pleasure of a proctologist exam. I don't believe, but I probably will at some point and understand that that is the thing that you guys have to start doing at a certain point. Yes, I have had a colonoscopy at the people should do that. I'm somewhat on the young side to do that, but I did it, but that I was not awake for. So I imagine that was quite invasive as well, but I didn't feel a thing. So that was great. But this looked like what I imagine a digital rectal exam might feel like. It's not quite that the pants were on, obviously. Yeah. It was over the pen. Just
AP News Radio
Brosseau slam lifts Brewers 6-0, Mets set hit batter record
"The brewers ended the Met 6 game winning streak and improved their playoff fortunes with a 6 zero victory neither team scored until Willie Adams belted a home runoff Taiwan walker in the 6th inning Pinch hitter Mike brasso put the game out of reach with a Grand Slam in the 7th The Met said a single season major league record with 106 hit batters when Luis Guillaume was plunked in the 9th inning manager buck showalter isn't happy about the record I've got some personal feelings about why it happens so much but I'm sure he'll beat everyone I hear about it in this format New York couldn't complete a three game sweep and stayed one game ahead of the braves atop the NL east I'm Dave ferry
AP News Radio
DeGrom fans 13 over 5 innings, Mets sweep Pirates
"The Met scored four runs in the bottom of the 8th inning to beat the pirate 7 to three to sweep the four game series and remain in first place in the national league east one game up on the braves Met pitches had 20 strikeouts which tied a major league record and impressed met skipper buck showalter I think the thing I was most proud of the fact we didn't walk anybody No it's Alps for Alps but when you think how hard how hard it is to do and how infrequent has been it gets your attention Jacob de Grom had 13 strikeouts but left in the 6th after surrendering a three run Homer to O'Neill Cruz Mike mancuso New York
AP News Radio
Dodgers clinch playoff spot -- for real this time
"LA Dodgers down to Arizona 6 nothing to clinch a playoff spot Mike trope built it a home run in his 7th straight game one shy of a major league record in the LA angels 5 four lost to Cleveland Houston said nothing over Detroit as framber Valdez tossed a complete game shut off for the Astros The NL central race the Chicago Cubs beat the New York mets 5 two the Met stranded ten men on base for manager buck showalter We just couldn't cash in a lot of opportunities We had that was frustrating for us because we created some opportunities with some very advanced just couldn't catch them in Myths remain a game and a half ahead of Atlanta the braves lost to San Francisco three two Bol bietz Ethan and two run Homer left the
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Alonso hits tiebreaking HR, Mets beat Nationals 7-3
"Pete Alonso's 32nd home run of the year broke a three three tie in jump started a four run ending in the bottom of the 6th as the mets defeated the national 7 to three Eduardo Escobar Thomas Neto and Brendan nimmo each drove in runs in the 6th and Escobar hit his first home run since July 26th when he put the mets on the board first with the two run shot in the second The consistent fight the mets have shown this year hasn't surprised manager buck showalter There's always been a sense of urgency with these guys since first day of spring that things they want to accomplish The defeat extends Washington's losing streak at city field to 6 games and they have now draw four of their last 7 contests Krishna Arnold New York
The MMQB NFL Podcast
"showalter" Discussed on The MMQB NFL Podcast
"And by the way, they are still winning games since they made those trades of the much loved Trey Mancini and the loved but not as loved Pablo Lopez. Pedro Lopez, that's how much he's loved. I have his name already. How could you get rid of Trey Mancini? That was like, this team, well, all right. So let's just, let's just lose all the non die hard fans right now. I'm gonna go on a two minute Orioles rant. And then we're gonna move on. Buck showalter, look how good he's doing with the mets right now, and he was like the heart and soul of that team. I watched I'm all in on baseball now, by the way. I've been watching a lot of baseball. My wife thinks there's something wrong with me. And watching, I'm watching Manny Machado the other day. Play for the Padres. Like that whole team was just that the feel and the vibe of that whole team was so awesome. And then, you know, Trey Mancini was what was left of that, I feel like it was like our remaining sort of connection to maybe not necessarily that year, but just that vibe of being an Orioles fan. And now he's gone. So, you know, I don't know. Being a baseball fan, I feel like it's way harder than being a football fan because it's a 162 games. And they are much less, I don't know, tanking and not tanking. That's not really a sacred thing in baseball, right? So they're just doing it. They don't care. And it doesn't really matter to them. So that to me is harder to accept. Back to reality. And this book showalter, I miss Manny Machado. I miss Trey Mancini. And let's talk about the saints. And I'm as Jorge Lopez. His name is Jorge Lopez. And I apologize for missing twice on that. Jeez. Rough spot for the Lopez family. It's not good. Rough spot for me.
AP News Radio
Mets ace deGrom to make at least 1 more rehab start
"Mets ace Jacob de Grom will make at least one more minor league rehab start before rejoining the act of roster The two times say young award winner through 60 pitches over 5 innings in a simulated game on Thursday Manage your buck showalter said to Grom felt fine on Friday and will throw again on Sunday Barring a setback he'll pitch for a minor league affiliate a few days later The Grom has been out all season due to a stress reaction in his right scapula The new timetable means the earliest he'll be on a major league manned again is July 31st at Miami or the meds three game series at Washington August 1st through third I'm Dave
The Rich Eisen Show
"showalter" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Fine with that. You never lie on your birthday, yes, I am. Happy birthday, buck showalter. I miss chatting with you. I'd love to do this more often. You'd be well. Hey, you're doing well out there. People like your show. Thank you, surprise me. I said it doesn't surprise you. Just make sure your wife stays on the show. She's a big draw. I will do that, buck. You got it. She'll love to hear that. And happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday skip. Take care. God bless you guys. Thanks for having me, rich. You're the best buck showalter. There you go, buck showalter. I told you, didn't I? I told you. I loved you. I'm like, wait a minute. They can get buck? I love it. Do it. I love it. I can't say it enough. And he handles everything well. And you know, and when we were getting hit, more than I'm about to tell you. And when we were getting hit earlier in the year, there was a lot of hit by pitches going on. The fact the buck was just the first guy on the top step. He was ready to show the first and he can throw back at you to man. This is so much fun right now. These old school brothers. 66 today, buck showalter. 8 games up on the braves and Phillies. Whoo. And our two best players are not playing baseball. And by the way, his other first baseman from back in the days, only half game behind the Phillies in the praise right now. Imagine that you manage the Yankees and the mets and your first basement or Don Mattingly and Pete Alonso. Very good. Not bad, right? Handled. Those positions are handled. How about that? God, I love that guy. All right, let's take a break. Another man who I dearly love. We own this city. It's about balmer, his hometown. And he's in a David Simon show, and hopefully he won't use the language. Coming up next on the rich eyes that show Josh Chung. Trade.
The Rich Eisen Show
"showalter" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"What can you tell me about the Grom and now Scherzer's status moving forward book? Well, obviously, I know a lot more than I'll let on, but you've got to be careful about telling truths that hurt innocent people, but that doesn't mean you lie. You just try to hold on to some things that you got to be careful about setting deadlines and all of a sudden they don't reach it and it looks like they're behind schedule their hit schedule, I think around the all star break, we'll start getting a lot of these guys back. We lost Trevor May 1 of our key guys in the bullpen. I'm just mentally thinking about around the all star breaking that doesn't happen one of the great things that you have to do as a front office in the coaching staff is think about what is. Okay, what if Lindor is out for a month? What if the doesn't pitch for a while? The season doesn't start. They don't stop the wheel and go, okay, we'll wait till med school by back. And everybody's got issues. Rich, you know, you could you go to another club and you don't compare theirs is more than ours. You got a game tonight at 6 45 and they don't care. And but it's also part of the gig here. You play a sport that you play 7 days a week for 7 months or whatever it is to roll the dice in October if you can get there. And it's part of the gig, being able to overcome this stuff. And you're used to again managing in New York book shelter for an owner who is seemingly demanding. Has a ton of money and wants to win, is there any similarity at all between Steve Cohen and George M Steinbrenner the third buck showalter? All they want to win, you know, Steve's a guy that eliminates excuses. And I love that about him. I mean, if you think someone is important, I know he and his wife was very important and to have one of the best family rooms and sports. And they went about doing that to make it a place where families and people are comfortable. Things like that, the little things that really create a great karma around an organization and he likes it when the mets win. So do I, a lot of people would love to have all owners want to win. But Steve, it's important to him that the New York nets would be good. And that's a short conversation. I'm in. So, and I know you definitely didn't want to spend your birthday talking about the man sign of the check so I can, but there's not many people on Planet Earth who manage for George and now is back in New York City for the other team. Or the Yankees the other team and you're on another. There's not many people. A Tory did it, right? That's about it. I don't know who else is. Yogi, right? I mean, I don't know who else. It's a very short list book. It's kind of interesting. There's a reason why. Why is that? No. No, it's because most of us aren't there. Oh, but he's been great. Since day one, I mean, he's owns a club in the you can do whatever. You know, all the little things, a peripheral thing that can eliminate those things that sometimes challenge the organization behind the scenes. And he just expects a return for emotional and financial investment. I mean, he cares. And he likes sports and baseball. He likes it. He can tell. And it's energized as a club when he's around. We like having him around. He knows the players. He knows what the endgame needs to be. And we share that. And so does Billy eppler and our front office. The challenge is going to be when you go through some tough spells, which we will already have. But you don't wall around in self pity. And it's like I tell the coaching staff and the players, this is your time to shine when you have some challenges along the way. Three time manager of the year buck showalter here on the rich eisen show. So my birthday present to you is I'm going to wave a wand and make you commissioner of the sport. You get to make a little change. No, no, no, you get to make you get to make a rule change. Because baseball is in need of one. I think it's indeed a competition committee. Okay. I don't know if I'm going to anymore. What I did find out is a lot of things. Why don't they do this? Why don't they do that? And then you realize they've been doing studies and spending money on looking at it for two or three years. You go, oh, okay. And then they tell you reasons why it's a little bit of a challenge. And they're trying to look at things in the minor leagues. I mean, all the things that we bring up, why don't they do that? I can tell you a reason and I can tell you that they've been looking at for two or three years and gave me a lot of confidence and the procedure, but it's a very precious game that you have to be careful with. To answer your question, I think you're going to see the pitch clock come in. I think you're going to see a real hard look at the shifts, whether we can go to on each side. I think that's going to probably be seen. Would you like that? Fuck, would you like that? I think the thing that I worry about is not necessarily the link to gain, but the tempo and rhythm. Correct. Action. Right. And I think you're going to see a different pitching. You're going to see different pitching guys are asked to deliver the ball in X seconds. And let's face it two weeks out above the complaint of the umpires will be the bad guys. And then everybody will get in line. They call a ball on a pitcher to make it both for or they call it a strike on someone for strike three. People will be outraged and then all of a sudden everybody will fall in line and we'll figure out maybe while we wait this long. Can you imagine having an NFL game without replay? I mean, it's actually part of the entertainment package and a lot of sports. Right. We look back on a lot of things. Why did we wait so long? I think they're really strongly considering the automated strike zone. That's a real debate. And we have so many things that can make the game reliable and every form. I kind of miss sometimes a human element, but not when it goes against you. I think it's the shift buck that needs to be changed because you're talking about tempo and pace to play in action. The shift takes away too many hits, the shift makes people try to head over it and thus miss the baseball. The shift, I think, is the cause of all of it, personally. So you're going to look at middle infielders differently. You're not going to get that big second basement that you put out in right field. They're going to have to have a different athleticism term. You go. See a different I think some different players come into play more. Okay. I think I'm a little concerned about if pictures are chasing this philosophy, which they all are and they need a long period of time to gather to throw their best torque pitch. I worry a little bit physically with it. But I think guys will fall in line. I think you might see more guys more interested in command than velocity. I think it will bring some other pictures into play that weren't, but I think it's coming, whether we want it or not. And I think most people do. But there will be some periods where people will question it. And that's part of it. So how we make good decisions when we go, what if what if this, what if that, you know, can you put your outfielders on the infielder infield and there's a lot of questions? Where is the line of demarcation or guys have to play on? Can they move while the pitch is coming? There's a lot of managers have a way of kind of bending the rules. One thing I do miss with so much will replay, there's not much arguing with umpire as much anymore. Well, I mean, yeah. And the fact that the umps have to explain themselves on what the rulings are, like every other sport. We go to home player and they're wired up. They've got wires. They've got microphones, they've got beepers. These poor guys, they must say, I was getting yesterday to the guy to say it takes me about half an hour to get dressed to come out to the game now. They got tough job. They have a tough job. Are you trying to get a call through the rich eisen show buck? Is that what you're trying to do? You're trying to get a call tonight through buttering them up through my program. Is that what you're trying to do?.
The Rich Eisen Show
"showalter" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"No. I would say I would say the opposite, I would say this is a very special day and a special way to spend it. Don't you think? It beats the alternative. We're not getting out of this a lot rich. Oh, man. You know, you learn a lot about a guy at midnight on a set with an empty Yankee Stadium and it's about 35, 40°. It was freezing. That is correct, sir. You do learn a lot. You had an overcoat. That was special. I learned something to you that you actually should look at the weather. Also going through airport security in that day and age as well. That was great. Hey, buck, I'm so thrilled. You're back as a skipper in New York City. You're so awesome at it. I'm wondering what your thoughts were when you had that opportunity placed in front of you and what you're doing with it. Well, you know, it's an honor, anytime you know, there's not a day goes by, which I realize how lucky I am to be allowed to be around these guys and great organization that's really moving forward for a lot of reasons and great ownership and the great leadership in the front office with Billy epley and his group are just so many things that owning I have to worry about is just managing the team and obviously that's a full fledged job and there's just a lot of good energy now. We understand we're going played 43 games. There's an attorney left, but it's good to be always like to have people feel good. We know there's going to be some lots along the way and we're already have been. As far as some injuries and stuff, but people are happy. They don't want to hear about your problems and they're happy that you got them. That's like complain about playing a day game after a night game or a double header. Trust me, there's a lot of people out there. Don't want to hear about you standing in a nice hotel and final and charter plane and get in at three or 4 o'clock in the morning. I mean, spare me. It's a great way to make a living. And I'm just trying to say out of the way and we got some good players that care. And that's what I'll say about them. And they're fun to be around. So I imagine one of those guys would be Pete Alonso, who I've gotten to interview on this program. And he's just so dynamite. You've been around, I mentioned New York City and what it takes to succeed there. Why do you think it works so well for Pete Alonso? I think Pete's just so sincere. He's just, you know, he's the same guy every day he walks through the door. I mean, think about things that he's going through already this year. I think people miss how strong mentally he is. I mean, the guys flips his car three times. I mean, can you imagine as you're spinning around your wife set the red light behind you, they're making the move spring training. And I think I was kidding him later when it calmed down. I said, how did you feel about doing those leg presses? And they all season because he basically leg press the windshield out to get out. And then he comes over to the ballpark and then who knows, while later he's hitting the face with a baseball and hit in the shoulder and hit again and I mean, I don't think sometimes we understand the intestinal fortitude it takes for these guys to climb in the boxes today with a slick ball and cold weather and guys a lot of times they're not intentional most times are not insulin just they can't come in the fastball and they're throwing 95 to a hundred miles an hour and just keeps climbing in there and competing. When he collides with the ball, it does special things. Yeah, and he just, he does seem to have the mentality where a fan base places so much into him and on his shoulders, he seems to handle it like it's nobody's business, but well I think he understands like a lot of guys and it's a good example. It's a responsibility. When you're doing something that's so important to a big fan base like ours is, I mean, it's part of your responsibility. It's like a tell guys about autographs. When you have to worry is when they quit asking. Okay, when your opinion doesn't mean something and Pete's, he doesn't want to do it necessarily, but he looks at it as part of his responsibility. You're getting fourth for the New York mets. You're going to be asked questions and I think he handles it well and what comes across which is just sincere. There's not any following us about Pete and he's approachable every day by regards what happened the night before and I think Pete's looking for a weakness if he's got one. He's going to attack it. You know, he's going to attack it. He's not a guy so well, I hit well and the heck with the rest of the stuff. He wants to be a good base runner. He wants to be a great first baseman he's made he's done well over there. He wants to be good at everything. Folks showalter manager the mets here on the rich eisen show, you mentioned problems, if you will..
The Rich Eisen Show
"showalter" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"On in this third hour, Josh Charles, the actor, who is dynamite and everything that he does, he'll be joining us in about 20 minutes time. On the program earlier, TJ, you brought up the fact that I clapped back at someone on Twitter who told me to stick to the NFL when I was talking about the NBA and they said I will not. Well, I did is I responded. I retweeted with a photograph of me from the last dance documentary where I was sitting on the SportsCenter set in 1997 talking about the bulls. Yes. Because I spent 7 years at ESPN before I was on NFL network. And that's not the only lane that I can get in outside of the NFL. Did you know I was the first ever voice of Major League Baseball on ESPN radio. It was the first ever studio host on ESPN radio to welcome people to Major League Baseball's coverage when they got that package. I believe you did. I spent 7 years covering the sport that I love very much called baseball. I went to the World Series almost every damn year because of that. For either sports center or ESPN radio. And one of those years, 2001, Yankees versus the Diamondbacks is where I met this man who I was thrilled to work with because he was so terrific as manager of the New York Yankees. And then he was a manager of the Diamondbacks. And then I got to work this World Series with him, got to know him, got to travel around the country with him, got to go through airport security with him. And so when I heard the rumor was that the mets were thinking of hiring him, what I say, what did I say? They should do it. They should do that. And they should do that. They should do that. That's right. That's kind of like chance the rapper, right? That's what it basically, as I said right there. You should do that. That's what I did. And then that did that and look at them now. Look at this, man. Look at that. They're in the midst of a fantastic start for your New York metropolitan. That's my way of that's the wind up. Now here's a very Luis tant type wind up. Here's the pitch, joining us on the Mercedes Benz van's phone line on his birthday, no doubt. Is the manager of the New York mets buck showalter? How are you doing, buck? Hi, Richard. It's kind of sad. Man doesn't have anything else to do on his birthday. No. I would say I would say the opposite, I would say this is a.
AP News Radio
Catching on: Mazeika's home run lifts Mets over Mariners 5-4
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Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"showalter" Discussed on Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"It falls on the warning track. Nemo's coming around third. He will score. Incredibly, it is now 8 to 7 mets on Marte's double to the base of the left center field wall. They've scored 7 times in the 9th inning. It's got pransky was speechless assemble. I think you agree with me there for a second on sports radio 94 WIP because of what happened to Phillies last night. Yeah, it's a good thing that this is not one of those baseball tonight podcasts that were broadcasting on YouTube. So viewers and listeners didn't have to see two specific fingers that I'm holding up to you at the moment. So I appreciate the kind of words about the girls that I'm having in September, but what happened last night in Philadelphia was unimaginable. It is the most painful thing in the world to lose a game like that. But honestly, it's not really all that surprising. I went to that par for the course, but we've watched the Phillies bullpen implode over the previous two seasons. We've seen Joe Girardi mismanage that bullpen over the previous two seasons. And we've also seen bulk showalter come in and instill a culture very quickly in the Met's Clubhouse where that's at least possible. You know, a year or two ago, that was not possible. But not only did the mets squirrel those runs in the 9th inning, but the mets pitching held the filling scoreless for the last 5 innings of that game to make that possible. So I guess it goes to show you how far the mets have come in such a short period of time. And how the film is at the same old same old. Okay, we're going to dig into the Philly just a little bit more, but I want to hear literally what your reaction was as that was playing out. Okay. I mean, I would describe it as watching a train crash happened in slow motion because there became this sense of pain. Were you in your living room where you might I'm in my bed in the game? Yeah. I'm in my bedroom. I'm watching the game on you because my wife is sleeping. And I would say I wake up very early, so I contribute to how cranky I am this morning. But once at which point in the evening, it became obvious to me that the Phillies were going to lose the game. But I actually considered turning it off because I didn't want to see it happen. So that's where I am as a Philadelphia fan at the moment. The sixers are crumbling before our very eyes. And as soon as that lead started to begun chipped away at, it's just became obvious but I'm at the point in my fandom now where it was like this ominous thing when we're leading 7 to three. It's the worst. It's the worst possible thing imaginable. The thing that made it even worse was through it that I knew it was going to happen way before it did. That was the feeling that I was actually having one. That's when I turned off the game and I started watching other games and then my son raised me and texted me last night late and he goes, dude. And that's all he said in a moment. I have no idea what that means. He goes, did you see what happened with the Phillies? So I wish I had done the same. I wish I had this. I wish I could. And this lead right perfectly into a game that you suggested before that blown lead last night, a game of panic or patience in regards to three teams and we'll start with the Phillies, is it time for panic or is it time for patience? Oh, it is time to panic..
AP News Radio
Buck stopped: Showalter suspended, Braves cool off Mets 5-2
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AP News Radio
Belt, Rodón lead Giants over Showalter-less Mets 5-2
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Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"showalter" Discussed on Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"Yeah, final score in that game, four to three Boston, the Red Sox salvaging the final game. The White Sox suffered a major injury Lucas giolito was placed in the injured list. He's expected to miss his next two starts after leaving Friday's opener falling four innings due to abdominal tightness in his left side. In Washington over the weekend, tempers flared in that series between the mets and the nationals. There was a bunch of mets who kept getting hit by pitches. Two two coming to Alonso. We're to get him. He thought he got him on the shoulder. He thought to him out of glanced off his face after a hit is shoulder. Not sure. I can buckle's going to come out and make sure he's okay when he allows him to go. In fact, he's going to not even allow him to go to first. This is a fluid bullpen. Oh no. Buck showalter is immediately out. We talked about how this was a really tense game yesterday. And both dugouts are out there on the field. Dugouts have cleared bullpens are coming out now. Three mats hit by a pitch yesterday against the nationals. It sounded like buck and Dave had cleared the air. They know that they're trying to find a grip on these new baseballs and it's just really tough. A lot of center field last year when rob was the miners becomes the latest met to get hit by a pitch. That was a 76 mile an hour curve ball. But the 5th hit by pitch. At the mets of incurred in the first 21 innings of.
KOMO
"showalter" Discussed on KOMO
"Cautions and the warnings and the risks Potter was training a rookie police officer when they pulled over Wright's vehicle for an expired tag and an air freshener hanging from the young father's rearview mirror It's violation under Minnesota law The traffic stopped then turning chaotic when the two officers tried to arrest right for an outstanding warrant for misdemeanor weapons violation I shot him The defense arguing the shooting was a mistake and that Potter's use of force was justified because one of the officers of being dragged by race car And the courtroom you must presume Innocence that my client is innocent Carrying a badge and a gun Is not a license to kill But the body camera footage as the key evidence in this case jurors must now decide whether it shows a mistake under stress or Potter displaying culpable negligence Dante writes parents We'll have an empty seat at their table This holiday season because the defendant shot and killed him No if convicted of both forced and second degree manslaughter charges Kim Potter could spend up to 11 years in prison the prosecutors have said they plan to push for stronger sentences Morgan Norwood ABC News Minneapolis Tonight there are more twists and turns in the federal vaccine mandate Wendy Wilde reports The federal vaccine mandate will not be enforced in ten states a federal judge signed a new order Monday after a challenge that was led by the Missouri attorney general's office The order bans enforcement of the vaccine mandate for federal contractors and subcontractors in the states of Missouri Nebraska Alaska Arkansas Iowa Montana New Hampshire both of the dakotas and Wyoming I'm Wendy Wilde Those now freed missionaries in Haiti found freedom last week by making a night escape walking for miles through gang territory with an infant and other children in the group That's according to Weston's showalter with Ohio's Christian aid ministries the agency they work for Showalter saying the group relied on God for guidance and that they eventually came across someone who helped them call for aid The 12 were then flown to Florida on a U.S. coast guard flight and later reunited with 5 hostages who were released earlier your show Walter today Over the time of their captivity God gave various hostages a desire to attempt an escape But it took a while for all of them to agree on when and how that could take place Showalter said when they sense the timing was right they found a way to open the door that was closed and blocked Filed silently to the path they had chosen to follow and quickly left the place they were held despite the fact that numerous guards were close by Time for an update now on sports from the peak and plumbing sports update desk and Bill Schwartz and the kraken have another home hockey match iced by COVID-19 There was no Sunday Night game against Toronto at climate pledge arena and now the kraken have had to postpone Tuesday evening's home game against Arizona and they won't be going to Calgary Thursday either So it means the kraken might not play a game again until a week from this evening More than 15% of the NHL players are now in virus protocol NFL games pushed back because of the virus the browns raiders contests from Saturday played today in Cleveland Las Vegas won on the last second field goal The bears and Vikings are playing in Chicago and then the bears come out to lumen field Sunday against the Seahawks First though Seattle has to go to LA and play the rams Tuesday night Both teams dealing with a rash of COVID-19 positive test including the starting defensive lineman Brian Monet and corner DJ Reed for Seattle There was a college bowl game contested today in Myrtle Beach South Carolina Ran out of the shotgun has the snap drop back to pass a blitz coming a throw of the middle caught by Johnson 1510 5 fear sign touchdown Bruce Howard's Cole on big country 99 5 the Tulsa golden hurricane beaked old dominion 30 to 17 Sports at ten and 40 after the hour Bill Schwartz come on news Thank you Bill We'll have the latest on traffic and weather straight ahead Alice in his perfect I mean she'd never tell you that She's humble and perfect She likes everyone She even makes her untidy roommates weird Guinea pig Allison wait are you Texting and driving Alice and no that's the exact opposite of what I was just saying about.
Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
"showalter" Discussed on Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
"So sometimes you have the skill set and you just need to get to a good team for the first time. Obviously, buck's been with some good teams, but sometimes maybe your skill set just isn't the right fit for a certain group of players, whether it's just a chemistry issue or bad timing or whatever it is, like maybe it just doesn't gel well in a certain time and place and then you get another opportunity and suddenly everything clicks and maybe you learned and improved as you went on or maybe you were good all along and you were just in the wrong situation. But sometimes managers can really change the story about themselves. So maybe that would be the story that showalter gets some redemption or the mets get some redemption because I think this is actually the best team that showalter has taken over and that sort of sad because the mets were not a great team in 2021. They won 77 games, but that's the most games one by any team the year before buck showalter got the job with them, right? Like typically he has taken over teams that were bad or were expansion teams, and he just really had to build them up, whereas with the mets, they were a winning team for much of that year before their late season collapse and they are certainly expected to contend and they have spent and they have acquired good players this off season. So for once at least he's in the situation where he is supposed to win right away. Right. And you know it's not just the mets in their 77 wins, the most for any team buck showalter is taking over, but I think probably just on paper. You know, the gap grows even more because I bet you know when 2022 rolls around God willing, you know, the mets will probably be even higher in terms of projections and just looking at who's on their roster. Yeah. And it is the sort of thing where you try some rookie managers and maybe things don't work out. Well then you're going to go with the elder statesman. I guess buck showalter in a league with Tony La Russa is not anywhere near the elder space station. He's a spring chicken comparatively speaking. But you go with the experience veteran who has control of the Clubhouse and commands respect and is a known commodity essentially. And managers do evolve over time and I think she'll Walter probably has when it comes to analytics and that aspects of things. Although it's interesting because he definitely seems to be someone who is used to having a little bit more control than modern managers do, like he is interested in putting his stamp on the whole developmental pipeline, and he's interested in what's going on in the miners and setting your philosophy all the way up. And that's not really the way that it works for most modern younger managers these days who started out in this era where the front office really reigned supreme. So it'll be interesting to see whether he is willing to conform to the new model or whether the mets just said it's worth it to have this guy who brings all of this preparation and people respect him. And we will just adjust and maybe we will give him a little more leeway or latitude than the typical manager would. And if he can just stop the sensational stories and stop infielders fighting each other over their positioning and claiming that it was because they saw some animal in the tunnel in the tuck out. If that sort of thing doesn't go on when buckshots around, then that would be an improvement. That's all the books show Walter talk I have in me. Yeah, that's about all I got too. One of these days, maybe there will be another manager real hiring the a's are still in the market for a manager. And it sounds like they may be interested in internal higher mercat or maybe one of the other finalists for the mets who didn't get that gig. But that's about all we got for baseball news and that is why we're here because you are our topic for today. Your career being a baseball YouTuber. It is a medium that I enjoy, but have basically no experience with myself creating baseball videos. I have done that very rarely and very poorly and you are one of the masters of the median, I think. You are universally appraised as one of the best baseball YouTubers and I have enjoyed your work myself. So give us a little bit of the Bailey origin story. I know that you kind of started out as an out of the park baseball YouTuber and my impression is that you were doing decently making those videos and getting a few thousand hits or several thousand hits and then suddenly you branched out into more general baseball topics. And you were getting like a million hits or more and maybe you figured, oh, okay, maybe. Maybe this makes sense then that I can cater to all baseball fans instead of people who play out of the park exclusively. Right, so the first few dozen uploads on the foolish baseball channel are B playing out of the park baseball and it started I think with the series of tutorials. You know, I just was kind of addressing a need in the community. I felt like, you know, I know how to play this game, but I know that it can be daunting to newcomer, so I'm just going to create a series of tutorials for new players, so I did that and I did a play through series with the Chicago White Sox and after that I had just kind of felt like I ran the course without the park baseball, but at the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"showalter" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And finally Singer Rod Stewart and his son are both pleading guilty to simple battery The charges stem from a 2019 New Year's Eve assault at a hotel in Palm Beach Florida police said Stewart punched a security guard after his son got in the guard's face and shoved him They entered guilty pleas on Friday but did not appear in court Rod Stewart's attorney said the singer decided to enter a plea to avoid publicity I'm Jim Forbes Now there's Bloomberg sports update this most interesting and busy of off seasons rolls on for the mets who already have added a number of new players including Max Scherzer and now they have the manager who will lead them buck showalter has been hired by the amazings It's reportedly a three year deal as he tries to get the mets back to the playoffs a place they have not been since 2016 A loss for the underman nicks who are -6 players due to COVID issues they fell in Boston one 14 one O 7 Kemba Walker returned and logged 37 minutes and scored 29 points second only to the 32 Evan fournier had ten players out meanwhile for the nets due to COVID and they were beaten at home 193 by the magic who won for just the 6th time in 31 games 23 for patty mills David duke junior and at 18 points and 14 rebounds The Giants get the cowboys this afternoon at MetLife head coach Joe judge says Micah Parsons has been a handful for Dallas They're using a different spots right now Dan's doing a really good job of matching him up and letting him play to his pass rush skill set He's really become a factor in a lot of different areas You've got to know where he is on the field The cowboys are not in for the Giants four 9 The three and ten jets call on the 6 and 7 dolphins who are riding a 5 game winning streak The Patriots 7 game winning streak was halted by the cult indie winning at home 27 to 17 The devil suffered a 5 two sent back in Detroit as the red wings Dylan Larkin recorded a hat trick The islanders currently sitting last in the metropolitan division but Barry trots is confident they can dig out of their hole We'll have our hands full but we're playing the right way and we're in the effort is that at a high level in accountability to each other is at a high level We'll win hockey games The aisles home for the golden knights this afternoon college basketball Pitt got a basket with four tenths of a second left to beat St. John's of the garden 59 57 Now about hofstra they went into Arkansas and beat the razorbacks 89 81 with a Bloomberg sports update on Frank charity.
Look Behind The Look
"showalter" Discussed on Look Behind The Look
"I'm with justin raleigh right now. I always forget to properly introduce I'm with justin raleigh. And what brought us together today. Was tammy the eyes of tammy faye and your extraordinary work on the is tammy bay. But i am stealing time with you. Obviously you've been doing press for this because it's extraordinary and you're in the middle of working. Are you working on something right now. No it's already out i'm watching. It is impeachment. you've been working on impeachment. Is your latest project. That people might also be watching right now. You can watch impeachment mid just think of what came out this year for us. Peach meant midnight. Mass which is also On netflix ex. Army of the dead lease story. This year Sweet tooth came out this year. So yeah we've had some some big ones this year. Yeah it's it's really exciting. Because i i was blown away by the is tammy faye i breach out to you right away because i the second that i saw it i was crying for twenty minutes straight after watching it and then i said who made this happen and of course had to talk to you about the transformation that you were so important to. I wanted to talk to you about how you came to the project i. I'm wondering let's talk about tammy faye first and then we'll talk about you How did you find yourself on this piece with the michael showalter as the director so i was actually contacted by friend and mentor greg. Canham who's a multi academy award winning makeup artist. greg somewhat retired now for the most part you know so he came to me he had been offered the job he couldn't do it at least not all of it but he wanted to be involved and he wanted to know if i wanted to be involved in this sort of really heavy character-driven show not necessarily big budget movie by any means and You know just a huge challenge So we gotta shut down. We had a good chat. And i remembered you know tammy faye When i was a kid acquires star on tv all the time when grown up in the eighties. My family was definitely interested in televangelists. At the time. So i thought i have a lot of memories of of tammy faye in all of that drama. That sort of happened during that time as well so after a conversation and reading the script. i was. I was very interested. I it was definitely a hard challenge. You know to I didn't know where just going to go with. Tammy yet okay. So you knew he came to you with the project. Knowing that jessica was going to be playing tammy yeah so just. She owns the property. She's been involved developing it for over ten years. Wow and She had kind of started down another avenue. I think early on in development and then the show fell apart at that time and got postponed so when it came back around she had already had a life cast on. She already kind of knew she wanted to do. Prosthetics originally kazuhiro. Cg was going to do. The makeup and a causey was no longer available for the show. So it came to greg and myself To decide if we wanted to make it happen Which we both did. I mean we knew it was a huge challenge. It was it was a challenge that i was willing to take on and and he was willing to take on at the time..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"showalter" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"From New York City and around the world here's Michael Barr Tom Kaley John Moore Americans can get an extra dose of a COVID vaccine a month after recommending boosters for some who got the Pfizer's shots now the CDC is recommending Moderna and Johnson & Johnson boosters for certain groups as well as mixing and matching vaccines CDC director doctor Rochelle Walensky spoke to ABC News this morning There may be people who have a preference for whatever reason to get something else We would encourage them to discuss it with their physician or pharmacist to come to the CDC website And that option is there too And then finally if the vaccine you originally got is not available to you for whatever reason The pharmacy you're visiting doesn't have it that day It is just fine to get a different one as well Doctor walensky says coming in the next few weeks could be a decision on a COVID vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11 The State Department says video of the Haitian gang leader behind the kidnapping of an American missionaries appears to be legitimate In the video the gang leader threatens to kill the hostages if his demands aren't met He wants $17 million for the 17 captives Western showalter is with Ohio Christian aid ministries who is the mission who the missionaries work for he is holding out hope These families are from Amish and Mennonite and other conservative anabaptist communities in Wisconsin Ohio Michigan Tennessee Pennsylvania Oregon and Ontario Canada Western showalter with Ohio Christian aid ministries investigators are still combing through a Florida swamp looking for more evidence after the discovery of human remains now confirmed to be those of Brian laundry the only person of interest in the murder of Gabby potato the FBI used dental records to confirm the remains found Wednesday in Florida's Carlton nature reserve our laundries Live from the.
Filmspotting
Jessica Chastain Is Riveting in 'The Eyes of Tammy Faye'
"Mother. This is jim baker. My husband jessica chastain there as tammy faye bakker in the eyes of tammy faye which opens nationwide this weekend. Andrew garfield co stars as jim baker. Tammy's husband who people of a certain age like us josh. Remember as one of the most prominent televangelists of nineteen eighty and nineteen eighty. Nine baker was sentenced to forty five years in prison for fraud. This movie is directed by michael showalter. Who made the very good two. Seventeen rom com. The big sick. The eyes of tammy faye came up a couple of weeks ago. During our fall movie preview. You have seen the movie and as i alluded to. We lived through the eighties. The bakers were inescapable in popular culture. At seem does the movie convinced that there is more there was more to jim. Tammy faye than we remember or what we saw in parodies from the time i mean it had to for me because my only point of reference was jan hooks portraying. Tammy faye bakker. On saturday night. Live visiting the church lady. I think phil hartmann was was jim baker. Actually so i didn't really know much beyond that of the story. I mean would have been a little kid at that time. And so yeah this was interesting to get some of the background info a lot of it drawn from the two thousand or two thousand two documentary of the same name. The eyes of tammy faye haven't seen that one. But from what. I understand both at end this i can attest to very much rehabilitation projects. You know to to say that there was more and of course there was more to to this woman than what we saw on saturday night. Live or in news. Reports jessica chastain as tammy faye is going to make you believe that no matter what. She is the powerhouse force in this film. The reason why i liked it. I think overall as a movie. It's it's a little strange. It's both really obvious like hitting its themes and points very underlying them like she on like her makeup his underlying. You know
The Dan Bongino Show
A Reminder That Jennifer Showalter Is Running for Palm Beach County School Board
"Started the show. Today Massacre. There's a ban on mask mandates in Florida, but the Communists that run Palm Beach County we're like we're going to put your kids and face diapers anyway. And Muslim and shut your pie holes. Well, I suggest you would just ignore that. Um, it's not. It's unenforceable. Just ignore it. Just ignore. Just send your kids to school without a mask on all of you. I suggested that but during the break a friend of mine sent me a An email from a Jennifer Show Walter Jennifer show, Walter apparently is going to run against some of these dances and the school board who are want to muzzle your kids in Palm Beach County. So good. I hope they all lose their seats, but just ignore it. Civil disobedience as a very, uh, storied is a story part of American history, and it's time to start engaging in it now. You know, there's an inverse relationship
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
"showalter" Discussed on The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
"Boat. Pontoon boats speedboat now. Just a quick piece of advice are backstory. Nba nfl. Emma being college football. That's got these coaches from number ten lane kiffin. We're going to be that. I'll take lane out on my number nine. Mike tomlin splash number eight mack brown mack brown. Why he just looks like it'd be fun on a pontoon boat right now. Put it on the poll. Guillermo does mack brown just looked like he'd be fun on a pontoon boat number seven. Nick sabin he looks like it'd be fun to you on okay number number six buck showalter with this. What is happening. what's the matter number. I mean it's pretty serious. People number five tito francona. His first good one. What number. We thank you brown number. Four don nelson drinking don nelson jim anymore. Now i smoke in we. Now right number. Three riverboat ron..
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey
"showalter" Discussed on Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey
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WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"showalter" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"Leave it better than you found. It is gonna get difficult to Stember. Hold your bellies. I just say whatever, because there is no The way you're grounded. E just think you're looking now that if you stay positive, everything on the fine, Just eat, drink and breathe kind of good thoughts. That's all you gotta do, and everything will be good. Everything will be good. Today's momentous Monday is in honor of Little Mo who was a regular caller to this D a show. Throughout our years and was a huge Baltimore Ravens fan. And last year when Moe was nearing the end of his life because of a life long battle with cancer. My friend Jeremy Kahn, down at one of 67 fan in Baltimore, hosted the Big MO Show for a night Big Mo had his dream to host his own sports radio show, which was so awesome from his bedroom. And that night I had a chance to call in and say my good luck and so good to see a little more. Let him know how much we all love him. But so many other celebrities way more popular than me. Bigger names, got to call in his well and flooded the phone lines, including Ray Lewis, Buck Showalter and John Harbaugh. And this is remember. This is a couple months ago in the summer. This is after last year's playoffs, flame out against the Tennessee Titans. When the Ravens were the number one seed in lost in their first game against Tennessee at home. Here is Little Mo. When John Harbaugh called into the Big MO show over the summer. I really think you guys are gonna make it all the way to.
Inside Out with Tami Michaels
Seattle Education Association ratifies MOU with Seattle public schools
"Association has ratified was called a memorandum of understanding with Seattle public schools. Here's what that means. Teachers union voting to approve the agreement with the school district last night. The union says the agreement provides a roadmap now for a safe start to the school year. Under that agreement, school will begin on Friday, September 4th, even though early calendars Showalter was going to be September. 2nd make the correction the represents more than 6000. Educators, doctors Nevada
Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis
Pedro Martinez criticizes Astros sign-stealing whistleblower Mike Fiers
"Former Boston Red Sox star weighing in on the sign stealing scandals in Major League Baseball and calling out a whistleblower speaking a W. E. I. radio in Boston baseball hall of Famer Pedro Martinez called out former Houston Astros pitcher Mike Fiers for serving as the whistle blower to the sign stealing scandal surrounding the team and twenty seventeen World Series winning season in a lot of if you want to do it when he was playing for the Houston Astros I would say Mike Fiers has got but the goal and do it after you leave the Houston Astros because they don't have you anymore that doesn't show me anything fires that brought the Astors signs doing scheme to the attention of the athletic leading to MLB's probe Martinez went on to applaud Major League Baseball for throwing the book at the team though for that scandal that apartado fox news and speaking of the Astros scandal the were poorly are set to meet with former Rangers manager Jeff banister this week about that managerial opening strolls of already report we spoke with dusty Baker Buck Showalter and John givens all veteran managers and reports say ESPN analyst at Wharton prayers will also meet with the team soon press was the Astros bench coach back in twenty thirteen
The Jim Rome Show
New Mets manager Beltrán out amid sign-stealing scandal
"And Carlos Beltran's ten year is over with the Mets before it even started he's the third manager to lose his job over his role in the Astros sign stealing scandal Beltran told the Mets it's better if he is not the manager did not want to be a distraction the two sides mutually parted ways the astral already started their search talking to Buck Showalter in our meeting with former blue jays manager John
Bloomberg Surveillance
Neptune's newest, tiniest moon likely piece of bigger one
"And math, scientists are shunning ally on Neptune's 21-mile diameter moon hippo camp named after the mythological seahorse the SETI institute's Mark Showalter discovered Neptune's fourteenth moon in twenty thirteen using. Hubble space telescope images. She'll Walter and his research team theorized hippocampal was formed from debris created billions of years ago when a comet slammed into protease, the largest of Neptune's, inner moons Voyager to being back pictures of a massive impact crater on Proteus, and she'll Walter Hsieh's. Thanks to Hubble. Now. We know a little piece of Proteus got left
SportsCenter AllNight
Cubs bench coach Brandon Hyde leaving to manage Orioles
"But hide would be filling the void left by Buck Showalter. Another guy who won't be back with his team. Try to Lewinsky. The Blue Jays releasing the thirty four year old shortstop is his career over.