The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

Brutally Honest about Baseball, Betting, and Big Money

On this brutally honest episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky invites Aaron Reilly and Joey House, from the Brutally Honest Sports Podcast, for a no-holds-barred chat about the current state of baseball, college football, and everything in between. The trio tackles the Phillies’ managerial shakeup, the Mets’ epic downward spiral, and why big spending doesn’t always guarantee wins in MLB. They go hard on what’s killing sports—think watered-down playoffs, NIL-fueled college football chaos, and the lost magic of classic rivalries. Brent Radlinsky isn’t holding back on participation medals and why striving for “mediocrity” is infecting the game, while Aaron and Joey debate realignment, the NFL draft obsession, and whether anyone actually wants a 70+ team NCAA tourney. Pour a drink, decide where you stand—this episode is raw, passionate, and sure to get you fired up about the weird world of modern sports.

From Entitlement to Effort—Has the NHL Lost Its Way?

In this fiery episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky returns to the mic and pulls no punches as he rants about the state of today’s NHL. From entitled young stars with “no heart” to old-school coaches blasting their teams’ lack of effort, Brent Radlinsky unloads on everything from exit interviews to no-trade clauses—and wonders if hockey’s lost its soul to money and stats. He calls out big names like Auston Matthews and Quinn Hughes, celebrates the grit of legends like Sidney Crosby and Connor McDavid, and asks what happened to pride in wearing the jersey. Plus, Brent Radlinsky pivots to Major League Baseball, gives his brutally honest take on the Yankees’ early struggles, and laments the age of “prima donnas” in pro sports. If you’re into passionate debates, tough love, and classic sports bar banter, this episode is a must-listen.

Baseball Opening Weekend Overreactions & Brent's 5 Favorite "Types" of Beers

Baseball’s back and Brent’s got all the takes—even while laid up with a broken shoulder blade and ribs! This week, The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast serves up rants about MLB’s questionable Opening Day coverage (WWE on a ballgame, really?), streaming headaches, and the debut of the new automated balls and strikes system. Brent also dishes on fan overreactions, from calling Bo Bichette a “bum” three games in to declaring seasons finished after two losses. Need a pick-me-up? Brent counts down his five favorite kinds of beers (airport beers for the win!) and shares stories from the IL—including interviewing ex-Blue Jays star Kevin Pillar. Sports, shenanigans, and a frosty “near beer”: it’s opening week in classic Sports Bar style, brought to you by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports!

WBC Madness: Bat Flips, Pitch Counts, and the Business of March Baseball

Baseball is heating up at The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast as Brent Radlinsky and guest Aaron Riley dive into the thrills and debates of the World Baseball Classic. From the impact of star pitchers, controversial player decisions, and unforgettable matchups like USA vs. Dominican, Brent and Aaron serve up passionate takes, banter, and a few laughs—plus some strong opinions on Bryce Harper’s antics and media training in sports. Whether you love bat flips, big moments, or old-school purism, this episode has something for every fan as the guys look ahead to MLB season, St. Paddy’s Day plans, and even touch on Penn State hockey drama. Presented by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports, belly up to the bar for sports, shenanigans, and a whole lot more!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Toronto Maple Leafs and The Golden Era That Never Was

What’s really going on with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and why does their yearly collapse keep catching fans off guard? In this episode, host Brent Radlinsky pulls back the curtain on Leafs drama, trade deadline frustrations, and the realities of rebuilding in a league packed with overvalued assets. From no-trade clauses to front office blunders, they break down where things went wrong for the Leafs, how Canadian franchises keep faltering, and why cultural issues run deeper than any “bad luck” streak. Plus, stick around for candid World Baseball Classic reactions and a special personal announcement from Brent about his baseball journey.

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.