Buck-Guys Talk Podcast: All-Time MLB Draft
April 16, 2020
Since there are no sports we have to find something to do. So, we decided to do an all-time baseball draft.
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Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 15: Happy Jackie Robinson Day
April 15, 2020
Despite no baseball being played, baseball celebrates the legacy and memories of the man who broke the color barrier today. On the 73rd anniversary of Jackie Robinson’s Major League debut, MLB and all its players, fans, journalists, announcers, and others celebrate this special day online. Throughout the day, MLB’s social media pages and MLB Network will be streaming and televising games that occurred on this day and involving Robinson, finishing it off with a stream of the 1955 World Series Robinson and the Dodgers were in. That was when his famous steal of home occurred with Yogi Berra behind the plate (who until his last breath fully believed he tagged him out).
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 14: Elston, WGN, and The Flying Dutchman
April 14, 2020
Alex Kielar | April 14th, 2020 I had Johnnie Black on once again as we looked back on this day
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Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 13: The Godfather Part II, Switch-Chipper, and The Hit King
April 13, 2020
I am joined by me, myself, and I again to look back on this day in baseball history. I talk about Barry Bonds passing his Godfather on the all-time home run list to be by himself in third place, Chipper Jones joining some legendary switch-hitting company, and Pete Rose getting a couple big hit milestones 21 years apart.
Too Much Pod Tar: This Day in Baseball History – April 12: Captain Lou, The Godfather, and New Parks
April 12, 2020
Joey Ricotta joins me again as we talk about Barry Bonds joining his Godfather Willie Mays for third on the all-time home run list. Lou Gehrig becomes Captain, Candlestick Park opens up, and much more.
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 11: Debut of Yaz, Shin Guards, Mets, and Angels
April 11, 2020
To look back on this day in baseball history, I brought on Joey Ricotta this time to talk about a few debuts including Carl Yastrzemski’s Major League debut and the debut of shin guards being used by a catcher.
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 10: Colt .45s and More Cowbell, Buehrle That's All We Need
April 10, 2020
I am joined again by Johnnie Black to look back in today in baseball history. On this day, Ken Griffey Jr. hit two milestone home runs on his father Ken Griffey Sr.’s birthday, the color barrier was broken as Jackie Robinson was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers, and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays had “More Cowbell”.
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 9: Eighth Wonder, Pops, and Fenway
April 9, 2020
I bring on Joey Ricotta as we look back on This Day In Baseball History. We talk about five parks that opened up on this date, including the “Eighth Wonder of the World” in the Astrodome, Nolan Ryan still being dominant at 46, and the life and career of Willie Stargell, or “Pops”.
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 8: Hank Does It, Futility, and the Old Man and the Shea
April 8, 2020
Another episode of Today in Baseball History. I’m joined again by Johnnie Black and we talk about Hank Aaron’s historic feat, the ultimate 0-fer, and when a pitcher wins at a stadium that’s younger than he is.
Will Jake Bentley See Success at Utah?
April 8, 2020
Former South Carolina quarterback Jake Bentley has decided to transfer to Utah and become a Ute. Will he find success in Utah after constant criticism by Gamecock fans?
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 7: Chronicles of Baseball: The Tiger, the Prince, and the Closer
April 7, 2020
I am back again for another solo episode as I look back on today in baseball history including Jack Morris throwing a no-hitter, Prince Fielder matching his father Cecil’s career home run mark, and the closer role becoming official with the very first save in history by Bill Singer.
Carlo Emerges as Bruins’ Top Defenseman in 2019-2020 Season
April 7, 2020
Former second-round pick Brandon Carlo has shown that he can handle increased responsibility while improving in all aspects of the game.
Buck-Guys Talk Podcast: All-Time MLB Draft
Since there are no sports we have to find something to do. So, we decided to do an all-time baseball draft.
April 16, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 15: Happy Jackie Robinson Day
Despite no baseball being played, baseball celebrates the legacy and memories of the man who broke the color barrier today. On the 73rd anniversary of Jackie Robinson’s Major League debut, MLB and all its players, fans, journalists, announcers, and others celebrate this special day online. Throughout the day, MLB’s social media pages and MLB Network will be streaming and televising games that occurred on this day and involving Robinson, finishing it off with a stream of the 1955 World Series Robinson and the Dodgers were in. That was when his famous steal of home occurred with Yogi Berra behind the plate (who until his last breath fully believed he tagged him out).
April 15, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 14: Elston, WGN, and The Flying Dutchman
Alex Kielar | April 14th, 2020 I had Johnnie Black on once again as we looked back on this day in baseball history. We talked
April 14, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 13: The Godfather Part II, Switch-Chipper, and The Hit King
I am joined by me, myself, and I again to look back on this day in baseball history. I talk about Barry Bonds passing his Godfather on the all-time home run list to be by himself in third place, Chipper Jones joining some legendary switch-hitting company, and Pete Rose getting a couple big hit milestones 21 years apart.
April 13, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar: This Day in Baseball History – April 12: Captain Lou, The Godfather, and New Parks
Joey Ricotta joins me again as we talk about Barry Bonds joining his Godfather Willie Mays for third on the all-time home run list. Lou Gehrig becomes Captain, Candlestick Park opens up, and much more.
April 12, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 11: Debut of Yaz, Shin Guards, Mets, and Angels
To look back on this day in baseball history, I brought on Joey Ricotta this time to talk about a few debuts including Carl Yastrzemski’s Major League debut and the debut of shin guards being used by a catcher.
April 11, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 10: Colt .45s and More Cowbell, Buehrle That's All We Need
I am joined again by Johnnie Black to look back in today in baseball history. On this day, Ken Griffey Jr. hit two milestone home runs on his father Ken Griffey Sr.’s birthday, the color barrier was broken as Jackie Robinson was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers, and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays had “More Cowbell”.
April 10, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 9: Eighth Wonder, Pops, and Fenway
I bring on Joey Ricotta as we look back on This Day In Baseball History. We talk about five parks that opened up on this date, including the “Eighth Wonder of the World” in the Astrodome, Nolan Ryan still being dominant at 46, and the life and career of Willie Stargell, or “Pops”.
April 9, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 8: Hank Does It, Futility, and the Old Man and the Shea
Another episode of Today in Baseball History. I’m joined again by Johnnie Black and we talk about Hank Aaron’s historic feat, the ultimate 0-fer, and when a pitcher wins at a stadium that’s younger than he is.
April 8, 2020
Latest News
Will Jake Bentley See Success at Utah?
Former South Carolina quarterback Jake Bentley has decided to transfer to Utah and become a Ute. Will he find success in Utah after constant criticism by Gamecock fans?
April 8, 2020
Too Much Pod Tar Podcast: This Day In Baseball History – April 7: Chronicles of Baseball: The Tiger, the Prince, and the Closer
I am back again for another solo episode as I look back on today in baseball history including Jack Morris throwing a no-hitter, Prince Fielder matching his father Cecil’s career home run mark, and the closer role becoming official with the very first save in history by Bill Singer.
April 7, 2020
Latest News
Carlo Emerges as Bruins’ Top Defenseman in 2019-2020 Season
Former second-round pick Brandon Carlo has shown that he can handle increased responsibility while improving in all aspects of the game.
April 7, 2020
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Back to work in St. Joe as padded practices resume post-preseason opener! 🏈
📱 @HaroldRkuntz3:
Back in St. Joe and #Chiefs Tranquill, Keaontay, Weimer, Sneed, Connor among those out today in a pads practice. Godrick and Smith also not in pads today. Delane and Gillotte out
Cyrus Allen is putting together a serious case for real offensive reps! 📈⚡
Via @Guwopzzz:
Every Cyrus Allen route from week one of the preseason ⬇️
The 5th-round rookie out of Cincinnati led the team with 5 targets in his Chiefs debut against the Rams, snagging 2 catches
That get-off speed is pure electricity! ⚡💨
Via @acosta32_jp:
R Mason Thomas (#51), doing what he does best. Could be a really nice changeup to what the Chiefs pass rush already has
Via @HenseToddJR3:
"Rated R" bringing that pure speed-rush juice off the edge is a
Absolute violence on the edge! 😤💪
Josh Simmons (#71) putting his elite power and snatch-trap technique on full display! The upper-body strength and footwork from the left tackle are dangerous when he gets those hands locked in.
Special, special talent upfront for Kansas
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