The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

Why Hasn’t the Stanley Cup Returned North?

Canadian hockey fans, brace yourselves—Brent Radlinsky is serving up some hot takes at the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar! On this episode, Brent dives deep into why the Stanley Cup always seems to slip through Canada’s fingers, dissecting everything from taxes and weather to relentless media pressure and player mentality. Is it bad luck, bad timing, or just the law of averages? Brent doesn’t stop at the NHL—he calls out the NFL hype machine, questions what makes the league so appealing, and even opens up about his own mental health and the challenges he faces. As always, sit back, grab a few beers and lets get into 'er! Presented by Seat Geek and Righteous Felon Beef Jerky!

Money Can’t Buy Rings (Or Happiness)

Saturday morning at The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar! Brent Radlinsky dives deep into the spending habits of MLB owners, the complex legacy of A-Rod, and what it really takes to build a championship roster—spoiler: it’s not just about payroll. Plus, Radlinsky dishes out advice to struggling Canadian NHL teams, and shares mental health reflections inspired by friends in the podcasting community. Packed with shenanigans, real talk, and plenty of laughs, this episode is brought to you by Seat Geek and the Belly Up Sports Media Network. Grab a beer, pull up a seat, and enjoy insightful sports banter, nostalgia, and community stories you won’t want to miss! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Sports Will Break Your Heart More Than It’ll Make You Happy”

A tough weekend for sports fans as Brent Radlinsky recaps college football heartbreak, the agony and hope of being a die-hard supporter, and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with following your favorite teams. From USC’s defeat to the joys and sorrows of Yankee fandom, Brent explores how sports mirror life and teach us loyalty and resilience—even when your team just keeps losing. Plus, the MLB hot stove heats up, with trade rumors flying and big questions about what’s next for the Yankees and Jays. Get Brent's thoughts on player moves, fan loyalty, and how sports offer an escape from everyday struggles. So sit back, grab a few beers, and let's get into 'er!

"MVP Debates and Easy Fixes"

Irrelevant franchises, MVP debates, and European games are all on tap at the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast! Join Brent Radlinsky for a lively episode as he breaks down the growing list of sports teams that just don’t matter anymore, asks why the Dallas Cowboys and Toronto Maple Leafs still get fan and media attention, and argues for an easy fix to the MLB MVP debate. Plus, Brent reacts to NHL and NFL games played in Europe—who’s asking for these early morning matchups? With shenanigans, honest takes, and plenty of sports bar banter, this episode is fueled by our sponsors Righteous Felon Jerky and Seatgeek. Grab a cold one and pull up a stool for another hit of Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast! Let's get into 'er!

Prop Bets, Conspiracies, and the Future of MLB

What if everything you thought you knew about baseball’s integrity was just an illusion? Would you trust what you see on the field, or suspect something more beneath the surface? Suddenly, the line between game and scandal feels razor-thin.
In the latest episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, I tackle the growing MLB betting scandal and its potential to shake the very core of the sport. From multi-million-dollar player contracts at risk for a few thousand dollars, to how prop bets can so easily threaten the purity of the game, it’s clear this issue is deeper than most imagine.
I break down not only the specifics behind recent suspensions and the league’s response, but also what all this means for fans, the future of betting in sports, and the game’s reputation. Whether you’re a baseball purist or just curious about the business behind sports, this episode will have you questioning everything.

Baseball Hall of Fame Sentimentality: Who Really Deserves a Second Chance at Immortality?

On today’s episode, we tackled the “Hall of Sentimentality” in sports—debating whether Hall of Fame induction should be about numbers, legacy, or pure nostalgia. I broke down why legends like Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Don Mattingly are getting another shot at Cooperstown and questioned if baseball’s sentimental streak is watering down greatness or righting old wrongs. Plus, we dove into the goaltending crisis in the NHL and kicked off a brand new “what if” segment—starting with, what if Derek Jeter never became a Yankee? If you love hot takes and fresh perspectives on the biggest stories in sports, this episode’s for you!

Too Many Teams, Not Enough Talent: The NHL’s Struggle for High-Level Competition

In this episode, host Brent Radlinsky pulls up a stool at the bar and delivers an unfiltered take on the current state of NHL hockey. From lamenting the lack of true rivalries and the expansion of the league to 32 (and possibly more) teams, to critiquing the quality of competition and the loss of genuine emotion in today’s game, Brent questions whether the NHL is suffering from a diluted product. So sit back, grab a few beers and let's get into 'er!

World Series Recap: Dodgers Repeat, Jays Stumble, and the Magic of Postseason Baseball

On this episode of the 1420 Sports Bar Podcast, host Brent Radlinsky breaks down an emotional World Series: the Dodgers' back-to-back championship and the Toronto Blue Jays' gut-wrenching defeat. Dive deep into the key moments, missed opportunities, and unsung heroes that defined the series. Brent Radlinsky discusses why baseball captivates us, why the better team doesn’t always win, and how heartbreak can fuel hope for next season. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just joining the bandwagon, this is the wrap-up you won’t want to miss.
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Good, Stupid and Bad! The World Series So Far!

We are back in the sports bar and diving into the epic Blue Jays vs Dodgers showdown, serving up grand slams of commentary on the unbelievable atmosphere in Toronto and the stellar pitching that's got fans on the edge of their seats. But hold onto your beer, 'cause Brent's not pulling any punches when it comes to folks trying to turn America's pastime into a political slugfest. He's swinging for the fences, telling it like it is about why this series is all about the love of the game, not some international pissing contest. Then he's switching gears faster than a relief pitcher, tackling the NBA's latest gambling drama and why betting apps aren't the real bad guys here. It's a no-holds-barred take on personal responsibility that'll have you nodding along. And just when you think it's all serious stuff, Brent throws a curveball with an update on his pup Bernie's backyard adventures. So crack open a cold one, settle into your favorite armchair, and get ready for a podcast that's more satisfying than a walk-off homer in extra innings!

Blue Jays Stung, Fans Unhinged, and Bernie Finds a Home: Monday Morning Musings!

In this episode, Brent analyzes the Blue Jays' Game 1 loss, criticizing their decision to pitch to Cal Raleigh and pulling Kevin Gausman too early. He condemns toxic fan behavior targeting players' families and emphasizes the importance of savoring playoff moments. Brent also touches on college football, NFL disappointments, and introduces his new rescue dog, Bernie.