The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

What’s New Is Odd! NFL Draft, Belichick’ Love Life and MLB Broadcasts!

Get ready for a wild ride in this episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast as Brent Radlinsky takes the mic solo to chat about the NFL draft and why Shedeur Sanders landing with the Cleveland Browns might just be a game-changer, he questions the wisdom of overpaying unproven quarterbacks and suggests a more cautious approach could benefit everyone involved, then it's onto Bill Belichick's personal life, where Brent doesn't hold back on his thoughts about the legendary coach's recent headlines, shifting gears to the NHL playoffs, he dives into the Toronto Maple Leafs' ongoing struggles and heaps praise on Connor McDavid, calling him the best athlete in sports right now, but that's not all, Brent's got some strong words for modern baseball broadcasting, lamenting the focus on analytics over storytelling, and to top it all off, he shares a personal umpiring tale that ends with a coach's ejection, so sit back, grab a few beers, and let's get into 'er!

If we Start Winning, You’d Better Show up ep. 437

Today we’re joined by long time friend of the show and regular at the sports bar, Aaron Reilly to talk about the changing of the seasons, how quickly a baseball team can ruin their season, some franchises that feel pretty irrelevant in the MLB, what we would’ve done had we been in charge of the Athletics franchise, Vlad Guerrero Jr. signing his massive contract in Toronto, the MLBs constant marketing problem and how it can be solved, what we’d pick for our Masters Champions meal, how you become a fan of a team and a whole lot more. Sit back, grab a few beers and let’s get into ‘er

Ovi 895, Vladdy Got Paid, and MLB Future Woes!

In this episode of The Fourteen Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky dives into the world of sports with a mix of excitement and candid commentary, starting with Alex Ovechkin's historic achievement of breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal record, a moment that had fans and players alike buzzing with excitement, then shifting gears to Major League Baseball's woes, Brent tackles the issue of dwindling attendance, especially for teams like the Pittsburgh Pirates and Oakland A's, and questions the sustainability of massive player contracts like Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s eye-popping 14-year, $500 million deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, predicting a looming work stoppage that could shake the league to its core, and as if that wasn't enough, he also gives a quick rundown of the NHL playoff picture, highlighting the Winnipeg Jets and Toronto Maple Leafs as teams to watch, while expressing his frustration with the Pittsburgh Penguins' lackluster performance despite Sidney Crosby's stellar season, so grab a drink, settle in, and join Brent for a lively discussion that promises to entertain and inform.

No Chaos Here, World Series or Nothing For The Baltimore Orioles (Spoken by a True Orioles Fan) ep.436

Today were joined by Nathan Andrews of the Full Count Chaos podcast to talk about our thoughts on when opening day truly is, how brutal it is to be a fan of a team in a rebuild, if the young gun Jackson Holiday is really worth the hype, the departure of Corbin Burnes from Baltimore, new additions to the Orioles clubhouse, our all time favourite ballparks and baseball moments and a whole lot more. Sit back, grab a few beers and let’s get into ‘erListen to Nathan here: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ZC4dGpxIJboo3G21E092J?si=b89830d96dd64dba

UP WEST...SEATTLES BEST. MARINERS AND MORE (IT WILL ALWAYS BE SAFECO)

Get ready for a baseball bonanza on "The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast" as Brent Radlinsky teams up with Gavin from the Up West Podcast to chat all things Seattle Mariners and Major League Baseball, from the Opening Day debate sparked by the Cubs vs. Dodgers game in Japan to the Mariners' rollercoaster 2023 season, they cover it all, including the team's ownership dynamics and financial decisions, Brent and Gavin also dive into the age-old debate of traditional stats versus modern analytics, and of course, they can't forget to talk about Mike Trout's legacy and the state of baseball today, so sit back, grab a beer and let's get into er'!Listen to the Upwest Podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/4q7tHcBZUuGsmxIRZJCKfH?si=0f0412b2036a4bc9https://www.youtube.com/@UpWestSports

Rodgers to the Steelers? Yankees Crying Poor? Who Care’s Baseball Is Right Around The Corner!

Get ready for a sports-packed episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast as Brent Radlinsky teams up with Aaron Riley from Brutally Honest Sports to chat about everything from the latest NFL buzz to the unique charm of baseball. They kick things off with juicy rumors about Aaron Rodgers possibly heading to the Pittsburgh Steelers, pondering what that could mean for the team and comparing it to his stint with the Jets. Then, they touch on the current state of college basketball and the fading excitement of classic matchups like Duke vs. North Carolina. The conversation heats up with a deep dive into baseball team management, where they debate the spending strategies of powerhouses like the Yankees and Dodgers, and whether it's time for a radical change in approach. As they shift gears, Brent and Aaron share their thoughts on the fan experience across different levels of baseball, highlighting the intimate vibe of minor league games. They wrap up by celebrating what makes baseball stand out from other sports, from its leisurely pace to its universal appeal. So, sit back, grab a few beers, and join the conversation as they explore the heart and soul of America's pastime.

HEY YANKEE FANS... IT’S GOING TO BE OK!

Get ready for a lively episode of "The 1420 Sports Bar Podcast" as Brent and guest Ryan, aka "Captain's Corner," dive into the latest buzz around the New York Yankees, from the sting of recent injuries to the team's prospects for the upcoming season, they chat about the impact of losing key players like Gerrit Cole and Giancarlo Stanton, yet keep spirits high with talk of the Yankees' pitching rotation and the underrated Cody Bellinger trade, they also tackle the Trevor Bauer controversy, questioning his potential MLB return and the ethical implications for the Yankees, plus, the duo stirs up excitement over the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry, pondering its resurgence and what it means for the AL East race, so sit back, grab a few beers and LET'S GET INTO ER!

Tales of a Baseball Purist ep. 434

Get ready for a baseball bonanza on The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast as Brent Radlinsky welcomes Jim Marshall from Belly Up Sports for a lively chat about America's pastime, from the sun-soaked fields of Arizona's spring training to the heated debates of the Hall of Fame, they cover it all with a mix of nostalgia and forward-thinking, discussing how the sport's evolving with rule changes like the pitch clock and the impact of college baseball on its popularity, Jim shares his treasure trove of baseball memorabilia, including rare Harmon Killebrew items, and they tackle the controversies surrounding figures like Pete Rose and steroid-era players, questioning if they deserve a spot in Cooperstown. Join us for a deep dive into the heart of baseball, where tradition meets innovation and every fan has a story to tell. Sit back, grab a few beers, and let's get into 'er!

Smooth in The Sports Bar ep. 433

Today were joined by friend of the show Dan Cruz AKA Staniel Smooth to talk about the NHL trade deadline, early picks to make a run in the NHL playoffs, the idea of Sidney Crosby getting traded for one last cup run, the lifespan of a good team and how small the window is to actually win, the way the quarterback archetype may change and a whole lot more. Sit back, grab a couple beers and let’s get into ‘er

Yankees’ Spring Training: More Than Meets the Eye And Fans should be optimistic!

Get ready for a deep dive into the New York Yankees' upcoming season on The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast with your host Brent Radlinsky, who’s got plenty to say about the team's spring training performance, roster shake-ups, and those pesky injuries to stars like DJ LeMahieu and Giancarlo Stanton as well as the the departure of Juan Soto. Brent's got his eye on the Yankees' pitching staff too, weighing in on the loss of Nestor Cortes and the potential of new faces like Max Fried and Carlos Rodon. And if you’re wondering how this year's team stacks up against last year's, Brent’s got some thoughts on that too, especially with the addition of Cody Bellinger and a full season with Jazz Chisholm Jr. Plus, he’s not holding back on Aaron Boone’s contract extension, arguing it’s a smart move for the Yankees. So, sit back, maybe grab a few beers and let’s get into 'er as Brent breaks down why he thinks the Yankees are in a great spot right now.