Too Much Pod Tar: Opening Day Analysis and Reactions
Major League Baseball is officially back, as Opening Day went down this week! Over at the Too Much Pod Tar podcast, we analyzed the games from Thursday and Friday.
Major League Baseball is officially back, as Opening Day went down this week! Over at the Too Much Pod Tar podcast, we analyzed the games from Thursday and Friday.
Prime Time Sports Talk President and show regular Johnnie Black joins the latest Too Much Pod Tar episode as we
On the latest episode of Too Much Pod Tar, Johnnie Black and Rephael Negnewitzky joined the show to talk about the Cincinnati Reds’ farm system led by Hunter Greene, and college baseball scores.
In the latest episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by Johnnie Black and Carson Babbini as we
On a new episode of Too Much Pod Tar, Johnnie Black joined the show to discuss the Cleveland Guardians’ top five prospects.
On Tuesday night, the voting results of the 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot were announced. Carson Babbini and Johnnie
Too Much Pod Tar is back with their Baseball Hall of Fame episode. Your host Alex Kielar is joined by
In the latest episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by a total of four guests. That includes two Atlanta Braves fans to break down them winning the World Series.
The stage has been set, the cards have been dealt. After 162 games, the MLB postseason is here. Joining Alex Kielar to preview the playoffs were John Lepore and Jamie Gatlin.
Welcome back baseball fans. After a long time away, Alex Kielar is joined by Joey Ricotta and Johnnie Black as the guys discuss All-Star selections, the MLB Draft, and the sticky situation in the MLB.
Major League Baseball is officially back, as Opening Day went down this week! Over at the Too Much Pod Tar podcast, we analyzed the games from Thursday and Friday.
Prime Time Sports Talk President and show regular Johnnie Black joins the latest Too Much Pod Tar episode as we give our MLB season predictions.
On the latest episode of Too Much Pod Tar, Johnnie Black and Rephael Negnewitzky joined the show to talk about the Cincinnati Reds’ farm system led by Hunter Greene, and college baseball scores.
In the latest episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by Johnnie Black and Carson Babbini as we discussed there still being a
On a new episode of Too Much Pod Tar, Johnnie Black joined the show to discuss the Cleveland Guardians’ top five prospects.
On Tuesday night, the voting results of the 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot were announced. Carson Babbini and Johnnie Black joined Alex Kielar on
Too Much Pod Tar is back with their Baseball Hall of Fame episode. Your host Alex Kielar is joined by the president of Prime Time
In the latest episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by a total of four guests. That includes two Atlanta Braves fans to break down them winning the World Series.
The stage has been set, the cards have been dealt. After 162 games, the MLB postseason is here. Joining Alex Kielar to preview the playoffs were John Lepore and Jamie Gatlin.
Welcome back baseball fans. After a long time away, Alex Kielar is joined by Joey Ricotta and Johnnie Black as the guys discuss All-Star selections, the MLB Draft, and the sticky situation in the MLB.
Brett Veach adding late-August offensive line depth! 🚜
Acquiring former 3rd-round pick Joshua Ezeudu from the Giants for a future 7th-rounder gives Andy Reid and Andy Heck a low-risk, high-upside developmental piece up front.
Ezeudu brings positional versatility with
QB1 zeroing in on Week 1! 🎯🔥
Hearing Patrick Mahomes talk about his mindset coming off that knee injury tells you everything you need to know:
"There hasn’t been yet—being a competitor, I want to go out there and win, I want to go out there and give everything I have for
Browns naming Deshaun Watson as their starting QB for Week 1. (via @AdamSchefter, @RapSheet)
History: the Browns are waiving tight end Dae’Quan Wright and, if he clears waivers, he has an agreement in place for the 2026 season to play for LSU, per agents Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincoln.
Wright is believed to be the first player who could play for an NFL team, and then