Here is the rundown for the Monday, March 31st edition of Baseball Beat. Charley Steiner is broadcasting the Los Angeles Dodgers home opener today, so Chuck Wilson will be hosting. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: John Rawlings, The Sporting News
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Mark Zuckerman, Washington Times (Nationals Beat)
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Phil Miller, St. Paul Pioneer Press (Twins Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Mel Antonen, USA Today
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Dave Sims, Broadcaster, Seattle Mariners
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Thomas Harding, MLB.com (Rockies Beat)
Guest Summaries:
Rawlings discussed national headlines including last night’s opener in Washington, Atlanta Braves being picked by many experts, and previewing each division for the start of the season. Zuckerman discussed the Washington Nationals including last night’s home opener, Ryan Zimmerman’s dramatic walk-off home run, increased revenue streams, long-term organizational plan, and how the new Nationals Park lacks a signature piece. Miller discussed the Minnesota Twins including Torii Hunter’s return to Minneapolis today, Carlos Gomez winning the centerfield job, and how many are overlooking the Twins this year. Antonen discussed national headlines including last night’s opener in Washington, how Nationals Park is missing the “WOW” factor, and previewing each division. Sims discussed the Seattle Mariners including today’s home opener, Erik Bedard’s start, and Dave Niehaus throwing out the first pitch today. Harding discussed the Colorado Rockies including today’s road opener in St. Louis, defending their National League championship, and Jayson Nix replacing Kaz Matsui.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Friday, March 28, 2008
Baseball Beat: Friday, March 28th
Here is the rundown for the Friday, March 28th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Doug Glanville, Former Player, New York Times Op/Ed
Tune: Mind Games by John Lennon
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Harvey Araton, New York Times
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Bob Elliott, Toronto Sun
Tune: And Your Bird Can Sing by The Beatles
2:45 p.m.
Listener Calls
Guest Summaries:
Verducci discussed the national headlines including the excitement of Opening Day. Tom also talked about baseball being a global game and his baseball preview edition of Sports Illustrated. Tom also gave his prediction of a Tigers and Cubs World Series. Glanville discussed the player’s perspective of the last week of spring training when they are on the bubble of making the Major league club. Doug also talked about his first roommate in spring trainging and other great minor league stories. Araton discussed his latest article about the baseball union. Harvey talked about how Donald Fehr and the union hurt the innocent players during the steroid era. Elliott discussed the Toronto Blue Jays and their injuries going into the season. Bob also talked about David Eckstein taking over at shortstop and the value of Alex Rios, who is on the verge of getting a new contract.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Doug Glanville, Former Player, New York Times Op/Ed
Tune: Mind Games by John Lennon
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Harvey Araton, New York Times
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Bob Elliott, Toronto Sun
Tune: And Your Bird Can Sing by The Beatles
2:45 p.m.
Listener Calls
Guest Summaries:
Verducci discussed the national headlines including the excitement of Opening Day. Tom also talked about baseball being a global game and his baseball preview edition of Sports Illustrated. Tom also gave his prediction of a Tigers and Cubs World Series. Glanville discussed the player’s perspective of the last week of spring training when they are on the bubble of making the Major league club. Doug also talked about his first roommate in spring trainging and other great minor league stories. Araton discussed his latest article about the baseball union. Harvey talked about how Donald Fehr and the union hurt the innocent players during the steroid era. Elliott discussed the Toronto Blue Jays and their injuries going into the season. Bob also talked about David Eckstein taking over at shortstop and the value of Alex Rios, who is on the verge of getting a new contract.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Baseball Beat: Thursday, March 27th
Here is the rundown for the Thursday, March 27th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Ken Rosenthal, FoxSports.com; XM MLB Insider
1:35 p.m.
Guest: Ray Ratto, San Francisco Chronicle; CBSSports.com
Tune: Everybody Knows This is Nowhere by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Tom Candiotti, Broadcaster, Arizona Diamondbacks
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Lyle Spencer, MLB.com (Angels Beat)
Tune: Permanent Hurt by John Hiatt
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Gordon Wittenmyer, Chicago Sun-Times (Cubs Beat)
Tune: Knock on Wood by Eddie Floyd
Guest Summaries:
Rosenthal discussed national headlines including his belief that the Cleveland Indians are the team to the beat, Detroit Tigers bullpen and starter issues, youth movement by the New York Yankees, Kelvim Escobar’s injury, and his pick of the Atlanta Braves as underrated. Ratto discussed national headlines including the 2008 woes of the San Francisco Giants including Barry Bonds being removed from the ballpark and how they need a marquee player to step forward. Candiotti discussed the Arizona Diamondbacks including Randy Johnson as a big question mark and Micah Owings struggles this spring. Spencer discussed the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including health concerns surrounding the team, Kelvim Escobar’s long-term health, and an emotional discussion about Preston Gomez’s health and how the media handles these very personal stories. Wittenmyer discussed the Chicago Cubs including the remarkable story of Kerry Wood’s return and Reed Johnson’s signing.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
2:25 p.m.
Permanent Hurt by John Hiatt
2:45 p.m.
Knock on Wood by Eddie Floyd
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Ken Rosenthal, FoxSports.com; XM MLB Insider
1:35 p.m.
Guest: Ray Ratto, San Francisco Chronicle; CBSSports.com
Tune: Everybody Knows This is Nowhere by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Tom Candiotti, Broadcaster, Arizona Diamondbacks
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Lyle Spencer, MLB.com (Angels Beat)
Tune: Permanent Hurt by John Hiatt
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Gordon Wittenmyer, Chicago Sun-Times (Cubs Beat)
Tune: Knock on Wood by Eddie Floyd
Guest Summaries:
Rosenthal discussed national headlines including his belief that the Cleveland Indians are the team to the beat, Detroit Tigers bullpen and starter issues, youth movement by the New York Yankees, Kelvim Escobar’s injury, and his pick of the Atlanta Braves as underrated. Ratto discussed national headlines including the 2008 woes of the San Francisco Giants including Barry Bonds being removed from the ballpark and how they need a marquee player to step forward. Candiotti discussed the Arizona Diamondbacks including Randy Johnson as a big question mark and Micah Owings struggles this spring. Spencer discussed the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including health concerns surrounding the team, Kelvim Escobar’s long-term health, and an emotional discussion about Preston Gomez’s health and how the media handles these very personal stories. Wittenmyer discussed the Chicago Cubs including the remarkable story of Kerry Wood’s return and Reed Johnson’s signing.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
2:25 p.m.
Permanent Hurt by John Hiatt
2:45 p.m.
Knock on Wood by Eddie Floyd
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Baseball Beat: Wednesday, March 26th
Here is the rundown for the Wednesday, March 26th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Gordon Edes, Boston Globe (Red Sox Beat) - From Japan
1:40 p.m.
Guest: Mario Impemba, Broadcaster, Detroit Tigers
Tune: Stay Awhile by Dusty Springfield
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Bob Nightengale, USA Today Sports Weekly
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Ken Davidoff, Newsday
Tune: I Want You Back by Jackson 5
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Jim Souhan, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Tune: Let's Stay Together by Al Green
Guest Summaries:
Edes joined us from Japan following the Boston Red Sox season opening win over the Oakland A’s. He discussed the Red Sox including today’s loss to the Oakland A’s, Rich Harden’s performance today, how Hideki Okajima stole Daisuke Matsuzaka’s thunder, comparing Matsuzaka to Beatle-mania, upcoming Red Sox exhibition at the Los Angeles Coliseum, and overseas travel affecting the club. Impemba discussed the Detroit Tigers including Miguel Cabrera’s contact extension, Curtis Granderson’s injury, and thoughts on the team’s chances in the American League Central. Nightengale discussed national headlines including the breaking report that Preston Gomez was hit by a car this morning. Davidoff discussed New York baseball including Andy Pettitte missing his first start, Hank Steinbrenner as less wild than his father, impression on Jose Canseco’s new book, and thoughts on what teams will improve this year. Souhan discussed the Minnesota Twins including Joe Nathan’s contract extension, impact of a legitimate closer on a young rotation, Francisco Liriano’s current state, and a review of the Johan Santana trade.
Tunes Summary:
1:40 p.m.
Stay Awhile by Dusty Springfield
2:25 p.m.
I Want You Back by Jackson 5
2:45 p.m.
Let's Stay Together by Al Green
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Gordon Edes, Boston Globe (Red Sox Beat) - From Japan
1:40 p.m.
Guest: Mario Impemba, Broadcaster, Detroit Tigers
Tune: Stay Awhile by Dusty Springfield
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Bob Nightengale, USA Today Sports Weekly
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Ken Davidoff, Newsday
Tune: I Want You Back by Jackson 5
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Jim Souhan, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Tune: Let's Stay Together by Al Green
Guest Summaries:
Edes joined us from Japan following the Boston Red Sox season opening win over the Oakland A’s. He discussed the Red Sox including today’s loss to the Oakland A’s, Rich Harden’s performance today, how Hideki Okajima stole Daisuke Matsuzaka’s thunder, comparing Matsuzaka to Beatle-mania, upcoming Red Sox exhibition at the Los Angeles Coliseum, and overseas travel affecting the club. Impemba discussed the Detroit Tigers including Miguel Cabrera’s contact extension, Curtis Granderson’s injury, and thoughts on the team’s chances in the American League Central. Nightengale discussed national headlines including the breaking report that Preston Gomez was hit by a car this morning. Davidoff discussed New York baseball including Andy Pettitte missing his first start, Hank Steinbrenner as less wild than his father, impression on Jose Canseco’s new book, and thoughts on what teams will improve this year. Souhan discussed the Minnesota Twins including Joe Nathan’s contract extension, impact of a legitimate closer on a young rotation, Francisco Liriano’s current state, and a review of the Johan Santana trade.
Tunes Summary:
1:40 p.m.
Stay Awhile by Dusty Springfield
2:25 p.m.
I Want You Back by Jackson 5
2:45 p.m.
Let's Stay Together by Al Green
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Baseball Beat: Tuesday, March 25th
Here is the rundown for the Tuesday, March 25th edition of Baseball Beat. Chuck Wilson is hosting today as Charley Steiner is traveling with the Los Angeles Dodgers today. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Gerry Fraley, The Sporting News
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Michael Silverman, Boston Herald (Red Sox Beat) - From Japan
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Anthony Witrado, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Brewers Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Joe Christensen, Minneapolis Star-Tribune (Twins Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Joe Stiglich, Contra Costa Times (A's Beat) - From Japan
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Evan Grant, Dallas Morning News (Rangers Beat)
Guest Summaries:
Fraley discussed national headlines including this morning’s season opening game in Japan, how parity is impacting teams to take more infield, belief that Barry Bonds will eventually sign, and previewing some of the divisions around Major League Baseball. Silverman joined us from Japan following the Boston Red Sox season opening win over the Oakland A’s. He discussed the Red Sox including J.D. Drew’s injury, Brandon Moss replacing Drew and breaking out today, Daisuke Matsuzaka’s performance today, and differences in covering the game in Japan. Witrado discussed the Milwaukee Brewers including his new role sharing the beat with Tom Haudricourt, Manny Parra pressing, Chris Capuano’s injury, and hopes to compete in the National League Central. Christensen discussed the Minnesota Twins including Joe Nathan’s contract extension, Carlos Gomez winning the centerfield job, and Francisco Liriano looking good but not like the Liriano of old. Stiglich joined us from Japan following the Oakland A’s season opening loss to the Boston Red Sox. He discussed the Oakland A’s including Emil Brown’s base running blunder, how Bob Geren had emphasized aggressive base running throughout the spring, passion of Japanese fans, and globalization of baseball. Grant discussed the Texas Rangers including John Patterson’s signing, Milton Bradley’s health, and Josh Hamilton’s chance to breakout this season.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Gerry Fraley, The Sporting News
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Michael Silverman, Boston Herald (Red Sox Beat) - From Japan
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Anthony Witrado, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Brewers Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Joe Christensen, Minneapolis Star-Tribune (Twins Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Joe Stiglich, Contra Costa Times (A's Beat) - From Japan
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Evan Grant, Dallas Morning News (Rangers Beat)
Guest Summaries:
Fraley discussed national headlines including this morning’s season opening game in Japan, how parity is impacting teams to take more infield, belief that Barry Bonds will eventually sign, and previewing some of the divisions around Major League Baseball. Silverman joined us from Japan following the Boston Red Sox season opening win over the Oakland A’s. He discussed the Red Sox including J.D. Drew’s injury, Brandon Moss replacing Drew and breaking out today, Daisuke Matsuzaka’s performance today, and differences in covering the game in Japan. Witrado discussed the Milwaukee Brewers including his new role sharing the beat with Tom Haudricourt, Manny Parra pressing, Chris Capuano’s injury, and hopes to compete in the National League Central. Christensen discussed the Minnesota Twins including Joe Nathan’s contract extension, Carlos Gomez winning the centerfield job, and Francisco Liriano looking good but not like the Liriano of old. Stiglich joined us from Japan following the Oakland A’s season opening loss to the Boston Red Sox. He discussed the Oakland A’s including Emil Brown’s base running blunder, how Bob Geren had emphasized aggressive base running throughout the spring, passion of Japanese fans, and globalization of baseball. Grant discussed the Texas Rangers including John Patterson’s signing, Milton Bradley’s health, and Josh Hamilton’s chance to breakout this season.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Baseball Beat: Monday, March 24th
Here is the rundown for the Monday, March 24th edition of Baseball Beat. Chuck Wilson will be hosting today as Charley Steiner is off today with the Los Angeles Dodgers. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Steve Henson, Yahoo.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Jeff Blair, Globe & Mail
1:45 p.m.
Guest: David Murphy, Philadelphia Daily News (Phillies Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Jim Price, Broadcaster, Detroit Tigers
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Kevin Baxter, Los Angeles Times
2:45 p.m.
Guest: John Fay, Cincinnati Enquirer (Reds Beat)
Guest Summaries:
Henson discussed national headlines including his trip to China covering the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, Major League Baseball’s grand interest in international growth and the World Baseball Classic, and the Detroit Tigers long-time signing of Miguel Cabrera. Blair discussed the Toronto Blue Jays including the injury to Scott Rolen and how it hurts the club’s defense, releasing Reed Johnson, Shannon Stewart making the team, and B.J. Ryan being shutdown. Murphy discussed the Philadelphia Phillies including his new job covering the club’s beat for the Philadelphia Daily News, Adam Eaton as the fifth starter, and update on Brad Lidge’s health. Price discussed the Detroit Tigers including Miguel Cabrera’s reported long-term signing, Curtis Granderson’s injury, Brandon Inge as Granderson’s replacement in centerfield, and how the Tigers are short on pitching to make a deal. Baxter discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers including the club being in Arizona for the final week and a half of Spring Training for the first time, Jeff Kent’s health concerns, and the club’s glaring hole at third base with Nomar Garciaparra and Andy LaRoche being injured. Fay discussed the Cincinnati Reds including his Sunday piece suggesting the team should sign Adam Dunn long-term, Dusty Baker’s impact on the roster, whether the bullpen will be improved, and how the youth will impact the club competing in the National League Central.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Steve Henson, Yahoo.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Jeff Blair, Globe & Mail
1:45 p.m.
Guest: David Murphy, Philadelphia Daily News (Phillies Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Jim Price, Broadcaster, Detroit Tigers
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Kevin Baxter, Los Angeles Times
2:45 p.m.
Guest: John Fay, Cincinnati Enquirer (Reds Beat)
Guest Summaries:
Henson discussed national headlines including his trip to China covering the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, Major League Baseball’s grand interest in international growth and the World Baseball Classic, and the Detroit Tigers long-time signing of Miguel Cabrera. Blair discussed the Toronto Blue Jays including the injury to Scott Rolen and how it hurts the club’s defense, releasing Reed Johnson, Shannon Stewart making the team, and B.J. Ryan being shutdown. Murphy discussed the Philadelphia Phillies including his new job covering the club’s beat for the Philadelphia Daily News, Adam Eaton as the fifth starter, and update on Brad Lidge’s health. Price discussed the Detroit Tigers including Miguel Cabrera’s reported long-term signing, Curtis Granderson’s injury, Brandon Inge as Granderson’s replacement in centerfield, and how the Tigers are short on pitching to make a deal. Baxter discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers including the club being in Arizona for the final week and a half of Spring Training for the first time, Jeff Kent’s health concerns, and the club’s glaring hole at third base with Nomar Garciaparra and Andy LaRoche being injured. Fay discussed the Cincinnati Reds including his Sunday piece suggesting the team should sign Adam Dunn long-term, Dusty Baker’s impact on the roster, whether the bullpen will be improved, and how the youth will impact the club competing in the National League Central.
Friday, March 21, 2008
Baseball Beat: Friday, March 21st
Here is the rundown for the Friday, March 21st edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Hal Bodley, MLB.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Tom Haudricourt, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel (Brewers Beat)
Tune: Tommy Can You Hear Me by The Who
1:45 p.m.
Guest: John Hickey, Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Mariners Beat)
Tune: Wishin' and Hopin' by Dusty Springfield
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Lynn Henning, Detroit News
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Alan Ashby, Broadcaster, Toronto Blue Jays
Tune: Won't Back Down by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
2:45 p.m.
Actual Calls – Actual Listeners
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Tune: You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Guest Summaries:
Bodley discussed national headlines including comparing Bobby Cox and Jim Leyland’s success as managers, John Smoltz shoulder tightness, and the upcoming 100,000+ sold-out exhibition at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Haudricourt discussed the Milwaukee Brewers including Chris Capuano’s injury not being his biggest problem, Ben Sheets health, and Ryan Braun’s second year in the majors. Hickey discussed the Seattle Mariners including the Seattle Mariners including Erik Bedard’s impact on the rotation and how the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim’s pitching injuries makes Seattle the favorite in the American League West. Henning discussed the Detroit Tigers including the club’s rotation, Dontrelle Willis impressive spring, and dealing with the bullpen as the Achilles heel of the club. Ashby discussed the Toronto Blue Jays including B.J. Ryan being shutdown, Jeremy Accardo as the legitimate future closer, and competing in the American League East.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
Tommy Can You Hear Me by The Who
1:45 p.m.
Wishin' and Hopin' by Dusty Springfield
2:25 p.m.
Won't Back Down by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
2:45 p.m.
You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Hal Bodley, MLB.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Tom Haudricourt, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel (Brewers Beat)
Tune: Tommy Can You Hear Me by The Who
1:45 p.m.
Guest: John Hickey, Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Mariners Beat)
Tune: Wishin' and Hopin' by Dusty Springfield
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Lynn Henning, Detroit News
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Alan Ashby, Broadcaster, Toronto Blue Jays
Tune: Won't Back Down by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
2:45 p.m.
Actual Calls – Actual Listeners
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Tune: You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Guest Summaries:
Bodley discussed national headlines including comparing Bobby Cox and Jim Leyland’s success as managers, John Smoltz shoulder tightness, and the upcoming 100,000+ sold-out exhibition at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Haudricourt discussed the Milwaukee Brewers including Chris Capuano’s injury not being his biggest problem, Ben Sheets health, and Ryan Braun’s second year in the majors. Hickey discussed the Seattle Mariners including the Seattle Mariners including Erik Bedard’s impact on the rotation and how the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim’s pitching injuries makes Seattle the favorite in the American League West. Henning discussed the Detroit Tigers including the club’s rotation, Dontrelle Willis impressive spring, and dealing with the bullpen as the Achilles heel of the club. Ashby discussed the Toronto Blue Jays including B.J. Ryan being shutdown, Jeremy Accardo as the legitimate future closer, and competing in the American League East.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
Tommy Can You Hear Me by The Who
1:45 p.m.
Wishin' and Hopin' by Dusty Springfield
2:25 p.m.
Won't Back Down by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
2:45 p.m.
You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Baseball Beat: Thursday, March 20th
Here is the rundown for the Thursday, March 20th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: John Donovan, Sports Illustrated
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Mark Feinsand, New York Daily News (Yankees Beat)
Tune: I've Got Dreams to Remember by Otis Redding
1:45 p.m.
Guest: David O’Brien, Atlanta Journal Constitution (Braves Beat)
Tune: None but the Brave by Bruce Springsteen
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Phil Rogers, Chicago Tribune
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Troy Renck, Denver Post (Rockies Beat)
Tune: Do It Again by Beach Boys
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Dave Lennon, Newsday (Mets Beat)
Tune: Soul Sacrifice by Santana
Guest Summaries:
Donovan discussed national headlines including Barry Bonds free agency, Chicago White Sox chances of competing in the American League Central, Cubs still owning the city of Chicago, and his coverage of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in Tempe, AZ today. Feinsand discussed the New York Yankees including Tuesday’s exhibition game at Virginia Tech, Joba Chamberlain starting the year in the bullpen, Phil Hughes first full year in the rotation, and youth on the roster. O’Brien discussed the Atlanta Braves including Mike Hampton’s return this spring, Rafael Soriano’s role as the team’s closer, and Jeff Francoeur’s return from getting beaned in the face. Rogers discussed national headlines and Chicago baseball including Jose Contreras looking to return to form this season, Kerry Wood’s latest flare-up, and pitching injuries on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Renck discussed the Colorado Rockies and his present tour of the Grapefruit League including Matt Holliday’s expectations for another big year, Jayson Nix potentially winning the second base job, and a National League West breakdown with his pick of the Arizona Diamondbacks as the division champion. Lennon discussed the New York Mets including update on the roster full of injuries, Johan Santana adjusting to the National League, Orlando Hernandez probably going to make the roster in spite of his performance, and Pedro Martinez’s return this year.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
I've Got Dreams to Remember by Otis Redding
1:45 p.m.
None but the Brave by Bruce Springsteen
2:25 p.m.
Do It Again by Beach Boys
2:45 p.m.
Soul Sacrifice by Santana
1:05 p.m.
Guest: John Donovan, Sports Illustrated
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Mark Feinsand, New York Daily News (Yankees Beat)
Tune: I've Got Dreams to Remember by Otis Redding
1:45 p.m.
Guest: David O’Brien, Atlanta Journal Constitution (Braves Beat)
Tune: None but the Brave by Bruce Springsteen
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Phil Rogers, Chicago Tribune
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Troy Renck, Denver Post (Rockies Beat)
Tune: Do It Again by Beach Boys
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Dave Lennon, Newsday (Mets Beat)
Tune: Soul Sacrifice by Santana
Guest Summaries:
Donovan discussed national headlines including Barry Bonds free agency, Chicago White Sox chances of competing in the American League Central, Cubs still owning the city of Chicago, and his coverage of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in Tempe, AZ today. Feinsand discussed the New York Yankees including Tuesday’s exhibition game at Virginia Tech, Joba Chamberlain starting the year in the bullpen, Phil Hughes first full year in the rotation, and youth on the roster. O’Brien discussed the Atlanta Braves including Mike Hampton’s return this spring, Rafael Soriano’s role as the team’s closer, and Jeff Francoeur’s return from getting beaned in the face. Rogers discussed national headlines and Chicago baseball including Jose Contreras looking to return to form this season, Kerry Wood’s latest flare-up, and pitching injuries on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Renck discussed the Colorado Rockies and his present tour of the Grapefruit League including Matt Holliday’s expectations for another big year, Jayson Nix potentially winning the second base job, and a National League West breakdown with his pick of the Arizona Diamondbacks as the division champion. Lennon discussed the New York Mets including update on the roster full of injuries, Johan Santana adjusting to the National League, Orlando Hernandez probably going to make the roster in spite of his performance, and Pedro Martinez’s return this year.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
I've Got Dreams to Remember by Otis Redding
1:45 p.m.
None but the Brave by Bruce Springsteen
2:25 p.m.
Do It Again by Beach Boys
2:45 p.m.
Soul Sacrifice by Santana
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Baseball Beat: Wednesday, March 19th
Here is the rundown for the Wednesday, March 19th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Jerry Crasnick, ESPN.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Ken Gurnick, MLB.com (Dodgers Beat)
Tune: Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Bill Plunkett, OC Register (Angels Beat)
Tune: Pretty Little Angel Eyes by Curtis Lee
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Sean McAdam, Providence Journal
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Paul Hoynes, The Plain Dealer (Indians Beat)
Tune: People Get Ready by The Impressions
2:45 p.m.
Actual Calls – Actual Listeners
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Tune: You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Guest Summaries:
Crasnick discussed national headlines including the Boston Red Sox boycott today in Fort Myers, covering the final day of Dodgertown on Monday, and how impressive Adam Jones has been for Baltimore. Gurnick discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers trip to Beijing, China along with Charley last week including how the trip was made to impact baseball in China and the impressive unity between the United States and China. Plunkett discussed the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including John Lackey and Kelvim Escobar’s injuries. McAdam discussed the Boston Red Sox including today’s boycott and timeline today as well as tonight’s flight to Japan. Hoynes discussed the Cleveland Indians including final roster decision and chances to repeat in the American League Central.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd
1:45 p.m.
Pretty Little Angel Eyes by Curtis Lee
2:25 p.m.
People Get Ready by The Impressions
2:45 p.m.
You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Jerry Crasnick, ESPN.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Ken Gurnick, MLB.com (Dodgers Beat)
Tune: Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Bill Plunkett, OC Register (Angels Beat)
Tune: Pretty Little Angel Eyes by Curtis Lee
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Sean McAdam, Providence Journal
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Paul Hoynes, The Plain Dealer (Indians Beat)
Tune: People Get Ready by The Impressions
2:45 p.m.
Actual Calls – Actual Listeners
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Tune: You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Guest Summaries:
Crasnick discussed national headlines including the Boston Red Sox boycott today in Fort Myers, covering the final day of Dodgertown on Monday, and how impressive Adam Jones has been for Baltimore. Gurnick discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers trip to Beijing, China along with Charley last week including how the trip was made to impact baseball in China and the impressive unity between the United States and China. Plunkett discussed the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including John Lackey and Kelvim Escobar’s injuries. McAdam discussed the Boston Red Sox including today’s boycott and timeline today as well as tonight’s flight to Japan. Hoynes discussed the Cleveland Indians including final roster decision and chances to repeat in the American League Central.
Tunes Summary:
1:25 p.m.
Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd
1:45 p.m.
Pretty Little Angel Eyes by Curtis Lee
2:25 p.m.
People Get Ready by The Impressions
2:45 p.m.
You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Baseball Beat: Tuesday, March 18th
Here is the rundown for the Tuesday, March 18th edition of Baseball Beat. Chuck Wilson is hosting today as Charley Steiner is off with the Los Angeles Dodgers today. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Jonah Keri, ESPN.com Page 2
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Richard Griffin, Toronto Star
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Mark Gonzales, Chicago Tribune (White Sox Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Sean Deveney, The Sporting News
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Derrick Goold, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Chris Russell, Reporter, MLB Home Plate (New York Yankees v. Virginia Tech Game)
Guest Summaries:
Keri discussed national headlines including questioning why teams have not signed Barry Bonds and Howie Kendrick as a rising star. Griffin discussed the Toronto Blue Jays including A.J. Burnett and how their team’s health as well as the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox will play a role on the club contending in the American League East. Gonzales discussed the Chicago White Sox including how Orlando Cabrera improves the team, second base opening, and how Nick Swisher has brought a positive, loose atmosphere to the clubhouse. Deveney discussed national headlines including Evan Longoria and Colby Rasmus being sent to the minors. Goold discussed the St. Louis Cardinals including Tony Larussa managing a rebuilding club, Colby Rasmus being sent down, Mark Lamping leaving as team President, expectations for Kyle Lohse, and Chris Carpenter and Mark Mulder’s rehab. Russell joined us from Blacksburg, Virginia to discuss the New York Yankees exhibition against Virginia Tech.
Charley Steiner returns to Baseball Beat on Wednesday following his return from the Beijing, China tour with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Jonah Keri, ESPN.com Page 2
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Richard Griffin, Toronto Star
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Mark Gonzales, Chicago Tribune (White Sox Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Sean Deveney, The Sporting News
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Derrick Goold, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Chris Russell, Reporter, MLB Home Plate (New York Yankees v. Virginia Tech Game)
Guest Summaries:
Keri discussed national headlines including questioning why teams have not signed Barry Bonds and Howie Kendrick as a rising star. Griffin discussed the Toronto Blue Jays including A.J. Burnett and how their team’s health as well as the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox will play a role on the club contending in the American League East. Gonzales discussed the Chicago White Sox including how Orlando Cabrera improves the team, second base opening, and how Nick Swisher has brought a positive, loose atmosphere to the clubhouse. Deveney discussed national headlines including Evan Longoria and Colby Rasmus being sent to the minors. Goold discussed the St. Louis Cardinals including Tony Larussa managing a rebuilding club, Colby Rasmus being sent down, Mark Lamping leaving as team President, expectations for Kyle Lohse, and Chris Carpenter and Mark Mulder’s rehab. Russell joined us from Blacksburg, Virginia to discuss the New York Yankees exhibition against Virginia Tech.
Charley Steiner returns to Baseball Beat on Wednesday following his return from the Beijing, China tour with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Monday, March 17, 2008
Baseball Beat: Monday, March 17th
Here is the rundown for the Monday, March 17th edition of Baseball Beat. Charley Steiner is traveling with the Los Angeles Dodgers today, so Chuck Wilson is hosting. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Ian Browne, MLB.com (Red Sox Beat)
1:30 p.m.
Guest: Tony Jackson, Los Angeles Daily News (Dodgers Beat)
1:50 p.m
Guest: Bill Center, San Diego Union-Tribune
2:05 p.m.
Guest: John Perrotto, Beaver County Times (Pirates Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Lyle Spencer, MLB.com (Angels Beat)
2:45 p.m.
Guest Buck Martinez, Host, Baseball This Morning; Broadcaster, Baltimore Orioles
Guest Summaries:
Browne discussed the Boston Red Sox including the health of Josh Beckett, upcoming far west traveling schedule, Coco Crisp's situation, and Jacoby Ellsbury's playing time this spring. Jackson discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers including the final day of Dodgertown, how Tommy Lasorda identifies with Vero Beach, and what the team's plan is for Juan Pierre. Center discussed the San Diego Padres including competing in the National League West, health of Jim Edmonds, and who will be in left field. Perrotto discussed the Pittsburgh Pirates including Ian Snell's contract extension, how the club is depending on young pitching to compete in 2008, and how the fans have stuck with the team. Spencer discussed the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including injuries to John Lackey and Kelvim Escobar, whether not trading for Miguel Cabrera was a blessing in disguise, and the organizational plan at shortstop and first base. Martinez discussed the Baltimore Orioles including the latest on Brian Roberts trade talks and how the club is looking in spring training.
I return from vacation on Tuesday and the blog will return to its regular format with pre-show rundowns including the tenative guest list.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Ian Browne, MLB.com (Red Sox Beat)
1:30 p.m.
Guest: Tony Jackson, Los Angeles Daily News (Dodgers Beat)
1:50 p.m
Guest: Bill Center, San Diego Union-Tribune
2:05 p.m.
Guest: John Perrotto, Beaver County Times (Pirates Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Lyle Spencer, MLB.com (Angels Beat)
2:45 p.m.
Guest Buck Martinez, Host, Baseball This Morning; Broadcaster, Baltimore Orioles
Guest Summaries:
Browne discussed the Boston Red Sox including the health of Josh Beckett, upcoming far west traveling schedule, Coco Crisp's situation, and Jacoby Ellsbury's playing time this spring. Jackson discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers including the final day of Dodgertown, how Tommy Lasorda identifies with Vero Beach, and what the team's plan is for Juan Pierre. Center discussed the San Diego Padres including competing in the National League West, health of Jim Edmonds, and who will be in left field. Perrotto discussed the Pittsburgh Pirates including Ian Snell's contract extension, how the club is depending on young pitching to compete in 2008, and how the fans have stuck with the team. Spencer discussed the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including injuries to John Lackey and Kelvim Escobar, whether not trading for Miguel Cabrera was a blessing in disguise, and the organizational plan at shortstop and first base. Martinez discussed the Baltimore Orioles including the latest on Brian Roberts trade talks and how the club is looking in spring training.
I return from vacation on Tuesday and the blog will return to its regular format with pre-show rundowns including the tenative guest list.
Friday, March 14, 2008
Baseball Beat: Friday, March 14th
Here is the rundown for the Friday, March 14th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. Chuck Wilson hosted as Charley was in Beijing, China with the Dodgers. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Rob Neyer, ESPN.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Matthew Leach, MLB.com (Cardinals Beat)
1:45 p.m
Guest: Pete Abraham, The Journal News (Yankees Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Kevin Baxter, LA Times (Dodgers Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Maury Brown, BizofBaseball.com - Business Sports Network
2:45 p.m.
Listener Calls
Guest Summaries:
Neyer discussed the national headlines including the Yankees/Rays brawl andBilly Crystal's appearance. Rob also talked about St. Louis picking up Kyle Loshe. Leach discussed the Cardinals signing of Kyle Loshe saying STL made a wise decision on Loshe over Jeff Weaver. Matthew also talked about the starting rotation and how much they are depending on Pinero and Clement. Abraham discussed all things Yankees including Billy Crystal and the suspensions coming down from MLB for the Yankees involved in the Rays brawl. Pete also talked about the health of Andy Pettitte. Baxter discussed the Dodgers and the Tommy Lasorda managing some spring training games. Kevin also talked about what was going to happen at third base and how Andruw Jones is fitting in with the Dodgers. Brown discussed the globalization of baseball as it compares to other sports, the long relationship the Dodgers have had with China, as well as baseball going green and what the teams are doing to move toward being more environmentally friendly. Maury also talked about the dispute between MLB and the Cape Cod league.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Rob Neyer, ESPN.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Matthew Leach, MLB.com (Cardinals Beat)
1:45 p.m
Guest: Pete Abraham, The Journal News (Yankees Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Kevin Baxter, LA Times (Dodgers Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Maury Brown, BizofBaseball.com - Business Sports Network
2:45 p.m.
Listener Calls
Guest Summaries:
Neyer discussed the national headlines including the Yankees/Rays brawl andBilly Crystal's appearance. Rob also talked about St. Louis picking up Kyle Loshe. Leach discussed the Cardinals signing of Kyle Loshe saying STL made a wise decision on Loshe over Jeff Weaver. Matthew also talked about the starting rotation and how much they are depending on Pinero and Clement. Abraham discussed all things Yankees including Billy Crystal and the suspensions coming down from MLB for the Yankees involved in the Rays brawl. Pete also talked about the health of Andy Pettitte. Baxter discussed the Dodgers and the Tommy Lasorda managing some spring training games. Kevin also talked about what was going to happen at third base and how Andruw Jones is fitting in with the Dodgers. Brown discussed the globalization of baseball as it compares to other sports, the long relationship the Dodgers have had with China, as well as baseball going green and what the teams are doing to move toward being more environmentally friendly. Maury also talked about the dispute between MLB and the Cape Cod league.
Baseball Beat: Thursday, March 13th
Here is the rundown for the Thursday, March 13th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. Chuck Wilson hosted as Charley was in Beijing, China with the Dodgers. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Marc Topkin, St. Petersburg Times
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Jim Baumbach, Newsday (Yankees Beat)
1:45 p.m
Guest: Joe Castellano, XM Host, MLB Live Late Edition (Cactus League Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Juan Rodriguez, South Florida Sun Sentinel
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Shaun Assael, ESPN The Magazine
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Thom Loverro, Washington Times
Guest Summaries:
Topkin discussed the Rays and Yankees brawl yesterday. Marc also talked about how the brawl put the Baldelli story on the back burner. Marc also talked about what was going on with Rocco Baldelli. Baumbach discussed the Yankees and Rays brawl from the Yankees point of view. Jim also talked about the column he wrote about Billy Crystal joining the Yankees. Castellano discussed his observations from another day at spring training. Rodriguez discussed the Marlins new stadium and how that would impact the payroll if at all. Juan also talked about the great spring training that Hanely Ramirez is having this season. Assael discussed the fallout of the Mitchell Report and the more that will be coming out. Shaun also talked about the Roger Clemens story and the questionable advice he has been getting. Loverro discussed the Nationals and the new attitude that they have. Thom also talked about the Nationals bullpen that he called the best in baseball. Thom also said that Ryan Zimmerman is looking good in his comeback from injury and Manny Acta is having a positive influence on Dukes and Milledge.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Marc Topkin, St. Petersburg Times
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Jim Baumbach, Newsday (Yankees Beat)
1:45 p.m
Guest: Joe Castellano, XM Host, MLB Live Late Edition (Cactus League Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Juan Rodriguez, South Florida Sun Sentinel
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Shaun Assael, ESPN The Magazine
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Thom Loverro, Washington Times
Guest Summaries:
Topkin discussed the Rays and Yankees brawl yesterday. Marc also talked about how the brawl put the Baldelli story on the back burner. Marc also talked about what was going on with Rocco Baldelli. Baumbach discussed the Yankees and Rays brawl from the Yankees point of view. Jim also talked about the column he wrote about Billy Crystal joining the Yankees. Castellano discussed his observations from another day at spring training. Rodriguez discussed the Marlins new stadium and how that would impact the payroll if at all. Juan also talked about the great spring training that Hanely Ramirez is having this season. Assael discussed the fallout of the Mitchell Report and the more that will be coming out. Shaun also talked about the Roger Clemens story and the questionable advice he has been getting. Loverro discussed the Nationals and the new attitude that they have. Thom also talked about the Nationals bullpen that he called the best in baseball. Thom also said that Ryan Zimmerman is looking good in his comeback from injury and Manny Acta is having a positive influence on Dukes and Milledge.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Baseball Beat: Wednesday, March 12th
Here is the rundown for theWednesday, March 12th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. Chuck Wilson hosted as Charley was traveling to Beijing, China with the Dodgers. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Mel Antonen, USA Today
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Mark Bowman, MLB.com (Braves Beat)
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Fred Mitchell, Chicago Tribune
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Jim Molony, MLB.com (Grapefruit League Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Matt Hurst, Riverside Press Enterprise
2:45 p.m.
Rocco Baldelli Commentary
Guest Summaries:
Antonen discussed the national headlines as well as the breaking story with Rocco Baldelli. Mel also talked about where Barry Bonds may play this season. Bowman talked about the Braves and how they are flying under the radar. Mark also talked about what the Braves are going to do in centerfield. Mark also thinks that the braves have improved their bullpen. Mitchell discussed his upcoming book he co authored with Billy Williams and he also talked about Cubs and White Sox. Fred also talked about the cubs closer situation. Molony discussed the national headlines and the Blue Jays and Pirates as he was at their game. Jim also talked about his recent articles on the Astros and Cardinals. Hurst discussed the Angels and the hot start that torii hunter is off to in spring training. Matt also talked about how the target is on the Angels back this season. Matt also talked about who will fill the shortstop position this season.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Mel Antonen, USA Today
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Mark Bowman, MLB.com (Braves Beat)
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Fred Mitchell, Chicago Tribune
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Jim Molony, MLB.com (Grapefruit League Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Matt Hurst, Riverside Press Enterprise
2:45 p.m.
Rocco Baldelli Commentary
Guest Summaries:
Antonen discussed the national headlines as well as the breaking story with Rocco Baldelli. Mel also talked about where Barry Bonds may play this season. Bowman talked about the Braves and how they are flying under the radar. Mark also talked about what the Braves are going to do in centerfield. Mark also thinks that the braves have improved their bullpen. Mitchell discussed his upcoming book he co authored with Billy Williams and he also talked about Cubs and White Sox. Fred also talked about the cubs closer situation. Molony discussed the national headlines and the Blue Jays and Pirates as he was at their game. Jim also talked about his recent articles on the Astros and Cardinals. Hurst discussed the Angels and the hot start that torii hunter is off to in spring training. Matt also talked about how the target is on the Angels back this season. Matt also talked about who will fill the shortstop position this season.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Baseball Beat: Tuesday, March 11th
Here is the rundown for theTuesday, March 11th edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. Chuck Wilson hosted as Charley was traveling to Beijing, China with the Dodgers. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Murray Chass, New York Times
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Paul Daugherty, Cincinnati Enquirer
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Joe Castellano, XM Host, MLB Live Late Edition (Cactus League Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Jack Magruder, East Valley Tribune (Diamondbacks Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Rich Maclone, Enterprise Publishing (Cape Cod League Beat)
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Curtis Eichelberger, Bloomberg News
Guest Summaries:
Chass discussed the national head lines and his latest column on the Japanese players in MLB. Murray talked about the source of pride that the Japanese people have when a player comes to MLB and has success. Murray also talked about the National League east and his concerns about the Phillies. Castellano talked about what he has observed in spring training. Joe talked about the struggles the Giants are having and how the Brewers are looking good. Magruder discussed Randy Johnson’s first appearance in Spring Training yesterday. Jack also talked about what the Diamondbacks are expecting out of Johnson. Jack also talked about what the Diamondbacks are going to do at first base. Maclone discussed the Cape Cod league’s current disagreement with MLB and the licensing issue. Rich also talked about what the teams could do to resolve the issue like changing their names. Eichelberger discussed his latest story on gene doping and the latest ways athletes may be going now to get an edge.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Murray Chass, New York Times
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Paul Daugherty, Cincinnati Enquirer
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Joe Castellano, XM Host, MLB Live Late Edition (Cactus League Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Jack Magruder, East Valley Tribune (Diamondbacks Beat)
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Rich Maclone, Enterprise Publishing (Cape Cod League Beat)
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Curtis Eichelberger, Bloomberg News
Guest Summaries:
Chass discussed the national head lines and his latest column on the Japanese players in MLB. Murray talked about the source of pride that the Japanese people have when a player comes to MLB and has success. Murray also talked about the National League east and his concerns about the Phillies. Castellano talked about what he has observed in spring training. Joe talked about the struggles the Giants are having and how the Brewers are looking good. Magruder discussed Randy Johnson’s first appearance in Spring Training yesterday. Jack also talked about what the Diamondbacks are expecting out of Johnson. Jack also talked about what the Diamondbacks are going to do at first base. Maclone discussed the Cape Cod league’s current disagreement with MLB and the licensing issue. Rich also talked about what the teams could do to resolve the issue like changing their names. Eichelberger discussed his latest story on gene doping and the latest ways athletes may be going now to get an edge.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Baseball Beat Special Edition: Monday, March 10th
Here is the rundown for the Monday, March 10th Special Edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner from Vero Beach, Florida. All times Eastern.
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Jayson Stark, ESPN.com
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe
Tune: Travelin' Mood by Dr. John
9:45 a.m.
Guest: Sam Mellinger, Kansas City Star
Tune: Get It Right The First Time by Billy Joel
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Larry King, CNN (ON SITE)
Guest: James Carville, Host, 60/20 Sports; CNN
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Dan Graziano, Newark Star-Ledger
Tune: New York City by Delbert McClinton
10:45 a.m.
Guest: Chris Wheeler, Broadcaster, Philadelphia Phillies
Tune: This Wheel's on Fire by The Band
Guest Summaries:
Stark discussed national headlines including New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies lacking the depth of pitching compared to the Atlanta Braves, Mets lacking parts to trade following the Johan Santana trade, and the mystery of Randy Johnson. Cafardo discussed the Boston Red Sox including his belief Coco Crisp will be traded, dispelled yesterday’s reports from Chicago that the Cubs were close to a deal for Crisp, and an update on John Beckett’s back spasms from the weekend. Mellinger discussed the Kansas City Royals including new faces in Kansas City and how Gil Meche’s signing and success legitimized the club. King joined Charley on-site at Holman Stadium at Dodgertown. He discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers, the club leaving Dodgertown, and Brooklyn Dodgers popularity v. New York Yankees. Carville discussed the closing of Dodgertown including the current political landscape. Graziano discussed the New York Yankees and Mets including pitching concerns about Mike Mussina, Chien Ming Wang’s unlikely success, and injury concerns with the Mets and how they have little choice but to stick with their roster. Wheeler discussed the Philadelphia Phillies including pitching concerns, Jamie Moyer pitching beyond his years, and Adam Eaton and Brad Lidge’s injury.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
Travelin' Mood by Dr. John
9:45 a.m.
Get It Right The First Time by Billy Joel
10:25 a.m.
New York City by Delbert McClinton
10:45 a.m.
This Wheel's on Fire by The Band
This was our final Special Edition of Baseball Beat for the spring. On Tuesday, we return to our regularly scheduled time of 1 p.m. (eastern)/10 a.m. (pacific).
I will be on vacation through Monday, March 17th. Associate Producer Ian Spring will be manning the blog in my absence.
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Jayson Stark, ESPN.com
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe
Tune: Travelin' Mood by Dr. John
9:45 a.m.
Guest: Sam Mellinger, Kansas City Star
Tune: Get It Right The First Time by Billy Joel
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Larry King, CNN (ON SITE)
Guest: James Carville, Host, 60/20 Sports; CNN
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Dan Graziano, Newark Star-Ledger
Tune: New York City by Delbert McClinton
10:45 a.m.
Guest: Chris Wheeler, Broadcaster, Philadelphia Phillies
Tune: This Wheel's on Fire by The Band
Guest Summaries:
Stark discussed national headlines including New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies lacking the depth of pitching compared to the Atlanta Braves, Mets lacking parts to trade following the Johan Santana trade, and the mystery of Randy Johnson. Cafardo discussed the Boston Red Sox including his belief Coco Crisp will be traded, dispelled yesterday’s reports from Chicago that the Cubs were close to a deal for Crisp, and an update on John Beckett’s back spasms from the weekend. Mellinger discussed the Kansas City Royals including new faces in Kansas City and how Gil Meche’s signing and success legitimized the club. King joined Charley on-site at Holman Stadium at Dodgertown. He discussed the Los Angeles Dodgers, the club leaving Dodgertown, and Brooklyn Dodgers popularity v. New York Yankees. Carville discussed the closing of Dodgertown including the current political landscape. Graziano discussed the New York Yankees and Mets including pitching concerns about Mike Mussina, Chien Ming Wang’s unlikely success, and injury concerns with the Mets and how they have little choice but to stick with their roster. Wheeler discussed the Philadelphia Phillies including pitching concerns, Jamie Moyer pitching beyond his years, and Adam Eaton and Brad Lidge’s injury.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
Travelin' Mood by Dr. John
9:45 a.m.
Get It Right The First Time by Billy Joel
10:25 a.m.
New York City by Delbert McClinton
10:45 a.m.
This Wheel's on Fire by The Band
This was our final Special Edition of Baseball Beat for the spring. On Tuesday, we return to our regularly scheduled time of 1 p.m. (eastern)/10 a.m. (pacific).
I will be on vacation through Monday, March 17th. Associate Producer Ian Spring will be manning the blog in my absence.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Baseball Beat Special Edition: Friday, March 7th
Here is the rundown for the Friday, March 7th Special Edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner from Vero Beach, Florida. All times Eastern.
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Gordon Edes, Boston Globe (Red Sox Beat)
9:30 a.m.
Guest: Buster Olney, ESPN Magazine
Tune: One of the Fortunate Few by Delbert McClinton
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Jim Price, Broadcaster, Detroit Tigers
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Henry Schulman, San Francisco Chronicle (Giants Beat)
Tune: Beware of Darkness by George Harrison
10:45 a.m.
Actual Calls – Actual Listeners
(866) MLB ON XM – (866) 652-6696
Tune: You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Guest Summaries:
Edes discussed the Boston Red Sox including his one-on-one with Terry Francona, the manager’s embrace with Joe Torre yesterday, Torre being satisfied being away from the New York/Boston fanfare, and described the proposed HBO movie on the 2004 Boston Red Sox. Olney discussed the latest national headlines including Barry Bonds making since for the New York Mets, Baltimore Orioles finally rebuilding the right way under Andy MacPhail, Noah Lowry’s injury impacting the San Francisco Giants, Tampa Bay Rays restructuring their system, and how the Chicago Cubs are not worried about starting pitching finally with Mark Prior and Kerry Wood. Price discussed the Detroit Tigers including Dontrelle Willis and Miguel Cabrera’s arrival, Edgar Renteria as the club’s new shortstop, and questions about the bullpen. Schulman discussed the San Francisco Giants including how bad this year will be in the Bay Area, Noah Lowry’s injury, and Kevin Frandsen’s shortstop experiment being over.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
One of the Fortunate Few by Delbert McClinton
10:25 a.m.
Beware of Darkness by George Harrison
10:45 a.m.
You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Gordon Edes, Boston Globe (Red Sox Beat)
9:30 a.m.
Guest: Buster Olney, ESPN Magazine
Tune: One of the Fortunate Few by Delbert McClinton
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Jim Price, Broadcaster, Detroit Tigers
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Henry Schulman, San Francisco Chronicle (Giants Beat)
Tune: Beware of Darkness by George Harrison
10:45 a.m.
Actual Calls – Actual Listeners
(866) MLB ON XM – (866) 652-6696
Tune: You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Guest Summaries:
Edes discussed the Boston Red Sox including his one-on-one with Terry Francona, the manager’s embrace with Joe Torre yesterday, Torre being satisfied being away from the New York/Boston fanfare, and described the proposed HBO movie on the 2004 Boston Red Sox. Olney discussed the latest national headlines including Barry Bonds making since for the New York Mets, Baltimore Orioles finally rebuilding the right way under Andy MacPhail, Noah Lowry’s injury impacting the San Francisco Giants, Tampa Bay Rays restructuring their system, and how the Chicago Cubs are not worried about starting pitching finally with Mark Prior and Kerry Wood. Price discussed the Detroit Tigers including Dontrelle Willis and Miguel Cabrera’s arrival, Edgar Renteria as the club’s new shortstop, and questions about the bullpen. Schulman discussed the San Francisco Giants including how bad this year will be in the Bay Area, Noah Lowry’s injury, and Kevin Frandsen’s shortstop experiment being over.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
One of the Fortunate Few by Delbert McClinton
10:25 a.m.
Beware of Darkness by George Harrison
10:45 a.m.
You Talk Too Much by Joe Jones
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Baseball Beat Special Edition: Thursday, March 6th
Here is the rundown for the Thursday, March 6th Special Edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner from Vero Beach, Florida. All times Eastern.
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Bob Nightengale, USA Today Sports Weekly
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Ben Shpigel, New York Times
Tune: King of Pain by The Police
9:45 a.m.
Guest: Tom Haudricourt, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel (Brewers Beat)
Tune: Pay Me My Money Down by Bruce Springsteen
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Thomas Boswell, Washington Post
10:35 a.m.
Guest: Tom Candiotti, Broadcaster, Arizona Diamondbacks
Tune: On the Western Skyline by Bruce Hornsby
Guest Summaries:
Nightengale discussed the latest national headlines including young players complaining about their contracts being picked up, doubts about more teams moving from Florida to Arizona, and how team’s prefer young inexpensive players as opposed to expensive veterans. Shpigel discussed the New York Mets including the health woes of the club, Moises Alou having hernia surgery, Carlos Delgado’s hip issues and how it will impact his power production, and how the Mets can continue to compete past 2008. Haudricourt discussed the Milwaukee Brewers including how contract renewals are standard procedure, Prince Fielder’s complaints about his contract, rotation’s health issues, and Ben Sheets having a full season as a key to the season. Boswell discussed national headlines and Washington Nationals including Elijah Dukes and Lastings Milledge’s second chances, difference between rebuilding in Washington and Baltimore, and the end of Dodgertown in Vero Beach. Candiotti discussed the Arizona Diamondbacks including Randy Johnson’s return, Micah Owings as the best hitting pitcher in baseball, how the loss of Jose Valverde affects the bullpen, Stephen Drew hoping to improve, and Justin Upton’s first full season.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
King of Pain by The Police
9:45 a.m.
Pay Me My Money Down by Bruce Springsteen
10:35 a.m.
On the Western Skyline by Bruce Hornsby
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Bob Nightengale, USA Today Sports Weekly
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Ben Shpigel, New York Times
Tune: King of Pain by The Police
9:45 a.m.
Guest: Tom Haudricourt, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel (Brewers Beat)
Tune: Pay Me My Money Down by Bruce Springsteen
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Thomas Boswell, Washington Post
10:35 a.m.
Guest: Tom Candiotti, Broadcaster, Arizona Diamondbacks
Tune: On the Western Skyline by Bruce Hornsby
Guest Summaries:
Nightengale discussed the latest national headlines including young players complaining about their contracts being picked up, doubts about more teams moving from Florida to Arizona, and how team’s prefer young inexpensive players as opposed to expensive veterans. Shpigel discussed the New York Mets including the health woes of the club, Moises Alou having hernia surgery, Carlos Delgado’s hip issues and how it will impact his power production, and how the Mets can continue to compete past 2008. Haudricourt discussed the Milwaukee Brewers including how contract renewals are standard procedure, Prince Fielder’s complaints about his contract, rotation’s health issues, and Ben Sheets having a full season as a key to the season. Boswell discussed national headlines and Washington Nationals including Elijah Dukes and Lastings Milledge’s second chances, difference between rebuilding in Washington and Baltimore, and the end of Dodgertown in Vero Beach. Candiotti discussed the Arizona Diamondbacks including Randy Johnson’s return, Micah Owings as the best hitting pitcher in baseball, how the loss of Jose Valverde affects the bullpen, Stephen Drew hoping to improve, and Justin Upton’s first full season.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
King of Pain by The Police
9:45 a.m.
Pay Me My Money Down by Bruce Springsteen
10:35 a.m.
On the Western Skyline by Bruce Hornsby
Baseball Beat: Wednesday, March 5th
Here is the rundown for the Wednesday, March 5th edition of Baseball Beat. Holden Kushner is hosting today as Charley Steiner is broadcasting a Spring Training day game with the Los Angeles Dodgers. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Jorge Arangure, ESPN Magazine
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Jim Reeves, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Matthew Leach, MLB.com (Cardinals Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Bob Brenly, Broadcaster, Chicago Cubs
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Art Thiel, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Nick Piecoro, Arizona Republic (Diamondbacks Beat)
Guest Summaries:
Arangure discussed national headlines including how young players are wrong to complain about their contracts being picked up prior to their arbitration years, how Nick Markakis would benefit from a trade, and a debate about whose the worse team in Major League Baseball in 2008. Reeves discussed the Texas Rangers including his article on Josh Hamilton, how the Hamilton trade could make or break Jon Daniels, and how the farm system holds promise for the future. Leach discussed the St. Louis Cardinals including Joe Buck not broadcasting Cardinal games this year, Colby Rasmus looking great this spring, and Albert Pujols health. Brenly discussed the Chicago Cubs including how Brian Roberts would help the club, Fukudome’s looking promising, Alfonso Soriano finger injury not an issue, and future ownership changes. Thiel discussed the Seattle Mariners including how Erik Bedard will impact the rotation, Felix Hernandez having less pressure, Ichiro in the first year of his new long-term contract. Piecoro discussed Arizona Diamondbacks including Randy Johnson’s latest throwing session, Dan Haren’s impact in the rotation and camp, and Justin Upton’s first full season in the majors.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Jorge Arangure, ESPN Magazine
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Jim Reeves, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Matthew Leach, MLB.com (Cardinals Beat)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Bob Brenly, Broadcaster, Chicago Cubs
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Art Thiel, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Nick Piecoro, Arizona Republic (Diamondbacks Beat)
Guest Summaries:
Arangure discussed national headlines including how young players are wrong to complain about their contracts being picked up prior to their arbitration years, how Nick Markakis would benefit from a trade, and a debate about whose the worse team in Major League Baseball in 2008. Reeves discussed the Texas Rangers including his article on Josh Hamilton, how the Hamilton trade could make or break Jon Daniels, and how the farm system holds promise for the future. Leach discussed the St. Louis Cardinals including Joe Buck not broadcasting Cardinal games this year, Colby Rasmus looking great this spring, and Albert Pujols health. Brenly discussed the Chicago Cubs including how Brian Roberts would help the club, Fukudome’s looking promising, Alfonso Soriano finger injury not an issue, and future ownership changes. Thiel discussed the Seattle Mariners including how Erik Bedard will impact the rotation, Felix Hernandez having less pressure, Ichiro in the first year of his new long-term contract. Piecoro discussed Arizona Diamondbacks including Randy Johnson’s latest throwing session, Dan Haren’s impact in the rotation and camp, and Justin Upton’s first full season in the majors.
Monday, March 3, 2008
Baseball Beat Special Edition: Tuesday, March 4th
Here is the rundown for the Tuesday, March 4th Special Edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Ray Ratto, San Francisco Chronicle; CBSSports.com
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Hal McCoy, Dayton Daily News (Reds Beat)
Tune: Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry
9:45 a.m.
Guest: Rob Biertempfel, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (Pirates Beat)
Tune: From Small Things by Bruce Springsteen
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Scott Miller, CBSSports.com
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Ted Leitner, Broadcaster, San Diego Padres
Tune: Magical Mystery Tour by Beatles
10:45 a.m.
Guest: Pete Caldera, The Record (Yankees Beat)
Tune: Don't Ya Tell Henry by The Band
Guest Summaries:
Ratto discussed national headlines as well as rebuilding the San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s in the Bay Area, A’s fans will be more understanding than Giants fans, A’s poor drafts caused the club to trade in mass to rebuild, and Giants hard time in luring players. McCoy discussed the Cincinnati Reds including Dusty Baker’s impact as manager, how the softball league offense will continue, and how defense will be a problem again this year. Biertempfel discussed the Pittsburgh Pirates including Frank Coonelly leading the organization and how the club is rebuilding by trying to trade for prospects in 2008. Miller discussed the latest national headlines including a continuation of the discussion on the Pirates organization. Leitner discussed the San Diego Padres including the club’s radio broadcast not making the trip to China, his belief that if Chris Young had stayed healthy in 2007 the Padres would have won the National League West, and that Mark Prior will be ready in May. Caldera discussed the New York Yankees including how Hank Steinbrenner is changing the dynamic of covering the Yankees and how Brian Cashman has been affected in running the organization.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry
9:45 a.m.
From Small Things by Bruce Springsteen
10:25 a.m.
Magical Mystery Tour by Beatles
10:45 a.m.
Don't Ya Tell Henry by The Band
9:05 a.m.
Guest: Ray Ratto, San Francisco Chronicle; CBSSports.com
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Hal McCoy, Dayton Daily News (Reds Beat)
Tune: Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry
9:45 a.m.
Guest: Rob Biertempfel, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (Pirates Beat)
Tune: From Small Things by Bruce Springsteen
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Scott Miller, CBSSports.com
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Ted Leitner, Broadcaster, San Diego Padres
Tune: Magical Mystery Tour by Beatles
10:45 a.m.
Guest: Pete Caldera, The Record (Yankees Beat)
Tune: Don't Ya Tell Henry by The Band
Guest Summaries:
Ratto discussed national headlines as well as rebuilding the San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s in the Bay Area, A’s fans will be more understanding than Giants fans, A’s poor drafts caused the club to trade in mass to rebuild, and Giants hard time in luring players. McCoy discussed the Cincinnati Reds including Dusty Baker’s impact as manager, how the softball league offense will continue, and how defense will be a problem again this year. Biertempfel discussed the Pittsburgh Pirates including Frank Coonelly leading the organization and how the club is rebuilding by trying to trade for prospects in 2008. Miller discussed the latest national headlines including a continuation of the discussion on the Pirates organization. Leitner discussed the San Diego Padres including the club’s radio broadcast not making the trip to China, his belief that if Chris Young had stayed healthy in 2007 the Padres would have won the National League West, and that Mark Prior will be ready in May. Caldera discussed the New York Yankees including how Hank Steinbrenner is changing the dynamic of covering the Yankees and how Brian Cashman has been affected in running the organization.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry
9:45 a.m.
From Small Things by Bruce Springsteen
10:25 a.m.
Magical Mystery Tour by Beatles
10:45 a.m.
Don't Ya Tell Henry by The Band
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Baseball Beat Special Edition: Monday, March 3rd
Here is the rundown for the Monday, March 3rd Special Edition of Baseball Beat with Charley Steiner. All times Eastern.
9:05 a.m.
Guest: T.J. Quinn, ESPN
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Steve Buckley, Boston Herald
Tune: Traveling Band by Creedence Clearwater
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Sheldon Ocker, Akron Beacon Journal (Indians Beat)
Tune: C.C. Rider by The Animals
Tune: Name Game by Shirley Ellis
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Dave Lennon, Newsday (Mets Beat)
Tune: Hurt So Bad by Little Anthony and the Imperials
10:45 a.m.
Guest: Rick Hummel, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Tune: Monday Morning by Fleetwood Mac Guest:
Guest Summaries:
Quinn discussed national headlines including the latest on Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds as well as his report over the weekend about “enablers” in Major League Baseball. Buckley discussed the Boston Red Sox including last week’s White House visit and the weekend New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox Nation debate, and the origins of Hank Steinbrenner and John Henry’s relationship. Ocker discussed the Cleveland Indians including his piece today on Tim Laker regretting his drug use and C.C. Sabathia’s contract. We also did a short bit with Sheldon on the correct pronunciation of his last name using the song Name Game by Shirley Ellis. Verducci discussed national headlines including Hank Steinbrenner embracing the role of his father, Yankees plan to use young starting pitchers, how the Toronto Blue Jays can contend if everything goes right, and why Tampa Bay Rays does not need Barry Bonds. Lennon discussed the New York Mets including the club’s health issues, Carlos Delgado’s hip condition, Carlos Beltran’s legs, and Ryan Church’s collision at first base. Hummel discussed the St. Louis Cardinals including Albert Pujols elbow, rebuilding the club, Jim Edmonds in a San Diego Padres uniform, and Scott Spiezio’s strange story.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
Traveling Band by Creedence Clearwater
9:45 a.m.
C.C. Rider by The Animals
Name Game by Shirley Ellis
10:25 a.m.
Hurt So Bad by Little Anthony and the Imperials
10:45 a.m.
Monday Morning by Fleetwood Mac
9:05 a.m.
Guest: T.J. Quinn, ESPN
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Steve Buckley, Boston Herald
Tune: Traveling Band by Creedence Clearwater
9:25 a.m.
Guest: Sheldon Ocker, Akron Beacon Journal (Indians Beat)
Tune: C.C. Rider by The Animals
Tune: Name Game by Shirley Ellis
10:05 a.m.
Guest: Tom Verducci, Sports Illustrated
10:25 a.m.
Guest: Dave Lennon, Newsday (Mets Beat)
Tune: Hurt So Bad by Little Anthony and the Imperials
10:45 a.m.
Guest: Rick Hummel, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Tune: Monday Morning by Fleetwood Mac Guest:
Guest Summaries:
Quinn discussed national headlines including the latest on Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds as well as his report over the weekend about “enablers” in Major League Baseball. Buckley discussed the Boston Red Sox including last week’s White House visit and the weekend New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox Nation debate, and the origins of Hank Steinbrenner and John Henry’s relationship. Ocker discussed the Cleveland Indians including his piece today on Tim Laker regretting his drug use and C.C. Sabathia’s contract. We also did a short bit with Sheldon on the correct pronunciation of his last name using the song Name Game by Shirley Ellis. Verducci discussed national headlines including Hank Steinbrenner embracing the role of his father, Yankees plan to use young starting pitchers, how the Toronto Blue Jays can contend if everything goes right, and why Tampa Bay Rays does not need Barry Bonds. Lennon discussed the New York Mets including the club’s health issues, Carlos Delgado’s hip condition, Carlos Beltran’s legs, and Ryan Church’s collision at first base. Hummel discussed the St. Louis Cardinals including Albert Pujols elbow, rebuilding the club, Jim Edmonds in a San Diego Padres uniform, and Scott Spiezio’s strange story.
Tunes Summary:
9:25 a.m.
Traveling Band by Creedence Clearwater
9:45 a.m.
C.C. Rider by The Animals
Name Game by Shirley Ellis
10:25 a.m.
Hurt So Bad by Little Anthony and the Imperials
10:45 a.m.
Monday Morning by Fleetwood Mac
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