The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

Voice of Reason: I Hate Losing More Than I Like Winning

Deanne and Brent sat in the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar to discuss the two Gold Medal Game losses that Canada had to the USA over the weekend and their feelings on how it all panned out.

Canadian Men Going For Olympic Gold: More Than Just a Hockey Game

It’s the showdown we’ve all been waiting for—Canada vs. USA for Olympic hockey gold! Brent Radlinsky breaks down the nerves, national pride, and shenanigans leading up to the most anticipated game of the year. From nail-biting comebacks, heated rivalries, and social media uproar about those early morning puck drops, to legendary matchups with McDavid, Crosby, and Hughes on the ice, this episode sets the stage for a game that will go down in history. Will Canada’s best-on-best shine, or does Team USA have the depth to pull off the upset? Plus, stories of community, memories of past Olympic glories, and why losing to the Americans just isn’t an option. Sit back, grab a beer, and get ready for the ultimate hockey battle

"Automated Ball and Strike Era: Big Nothing Burger?"

Family Day brings big sports topics to the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast as Brent Radlinsky dives into the arrival of automated balls and strikes in MLB. Is this challenge system a game-changer, or just a “nothing burger”? Brent weighs in on tech, human error, and why baseball’s imperfection is worth celebrating. Plus, he spotlights a bigger issue: the hush-hush betting scandal with Emmanuel Clase and what it means for the sport. There’s plenty of shenanigans, shoutouts to family, and a wild story about Bernie the Wonder Mutt giving Deanne a black eye! This episode is brought to you by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports. Grab your favorite beverage and belly up for a spirited take on sports, tech, and keeping the game real.

Olympic Hockey and the Great Slider Scam

Are sliders ruining your bar experience? Or is Team Canada just too dominant at Olympic hockey? Join host Brent Radlinsky for another round at the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, where sports, beer, and shenanigans collide! In this episode, Brent dives deep into why sliders might be the biggest ripoff on any menu, then shifts gears to Olympic hockey, breaking down Team Canada’s steamroll through the group stage, McDavid’s quest for legacy alongside legends like Sidney Crosby, and what makes this men’s Olympic tournament feel a little too easy—so far. Enjoy sharp insights on player performances, the pressure of chasing gold, and why Canadian fans care so much about hockey glory. Plus, get Brent’s unfiltered take on sports media, politics, and those infamous early morning gold medal games.
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Streaming, Halftime Hopes and Salty Steaks

Pour yourself a beer and join Brent Radlinsky and Deanne Michalopoulos at the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar for a lively episode filled with sports banter, debate, and a few shenanigans. From rare championship T-shirts and silver medals to the culture of false hope in pro sports fandom, this episode dives deep into what it really means to be a sports fan. Plus, the duo takes on the Super Bowl’s dud of a game, the art of the halftime show, and streaming woes that frustrate fans everywhere. The conversation mixes honesty, humor, and nostalgia, all served up with playful back-and-forth and three fun “Colbert questions” to wrap things up. Presented by SeatGeek and proud to be part of the Belly Up Media Network.

Olympics Fever – Can Anyone Stop Team Canada?

Is defending your mother’s honor worth a suspension? How much pressure sits on Sidney Crosby and Connor McDavid as Canada chases Olympic hockey gold? Brent Radlinsky breaks it all down on this week’s “Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast,” where sports, beer, and shenanigans collide. Brent dives into the Gavin McKenna bar incident, confronting society’s obsession with online negativity and armchair critics, then pivots right into the high-stakes world of Men’s Olympic Hockey. From the grit and legacy of Canadian hockey legends to analyzing Team Canada’s strengths and goaltending question marks, Brent goes deep on what it means to wear the maple leaf and how one tournament can unite (or divide!) a nation. Plus, hear why the US is still chasing its “Miracle” moment and why all eyes should be on Crosby’s Olympic legacy. If you want to hear honest hockey talk, heart, and a call for unity, this episode will hit home.

When Politics Crash the Olympic Party

The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast is back, and Brent Radlinsky isn’t shying away from the tough stuff—this time it’s all about the age-old intersection of politics and sports. From reliving the drama of the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” to discussing the ongoing impact of protests and political boycotts at the Olympics, Brent shares his personal take on why athletes use their platform to spark conversation and controversy. Plus, he digs into today’s headlines, freedom of speech in sports, and why the Olympics always seem to turn up the heat on global politics. Grab a beer, settle in, and get ready for unfiltered sports talk with a side of shenanigans! This episode is brought to you by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports.

The Voice of Reason: Rivalries, Resilience, and Real Talk

Grab a beer and pull up a stool—The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast is back! This episode dives into the upcoming Winter Olympics, childhood sports memories, and the impact of modern social media on young athletes and society. Deanne joins as the Voice of Reason, bringing thoughtful and hilarious takes on everything from Olympic nostalgia to the challenges facing kids today. From nostalgic figure skating flashbacks to the pressure on professional athletes, no topic is off-limits. Plus, get insights on how community, arts, and sports can shape kids for the better.

“The Mets Are Gonna Met—But Is This Year Different?”

From Hall of Fame debates to blockbuster Mets offseason moves, Brian Germinaro  stops by the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast for a lively baseball dive! We debate the controversial Beltran induction and the double standards of Hall of Fame voters, dig into the Mets’ shakeup, Lindor/Soto drama, and why Steve Cohen's money hasn’t delivered a World Series (yet). Plus, we break down the big deals, from Bo Bichette to Freddie Peralta, and the real state of small market teams in MLB. Sprinkle in some New York sports misery, Giants coaching chatter, and Super Bowl picks—this episode has it all. Presented by Seat Geek and the Belly Up Sports Media Network!

Pending MLB Labor Showdown, Millionaires vs. Billionaires—Who Wins the Court of Public Opinion?

Big baseball moves and even bigger opinions! Brent Radlinsky welcomes guest Eric Katz to break down the Dodgers’ jaw-dropping Tucker signing, what it means for contracts across the league, and whether deferred money and loopholes are ruining the game. The duo debate if the Dodgers are bad for baseball or just brilliant, why MLB needs to step up its World Baseball Classic marketing, and preview looming labor chaos. Plus, takes on small market teams like the Brewers and the changing mindset of today’s athletes when it comes to chasing rings versus staying loyal. Get Eric Katz’s way-too-early World Series picks, some insight on free agency drama, and plenty of 1420 Sports Bar banter. This episode is presented by Seatgeek.com, Belly Up Media Network, and Belly Up Sports.