It's time to step into The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar with your host Brent Radlinsky and special guest Lou Gamelin. They're serving up a heaping plate of baseball talk with a side of football and hockey. Get ready to dive into the wild world of instant replay, where human error meets technology in a head-scratching dance. Then, it's all eyes on the Detroit Tigers as they claw their way through a surprisingly strong season. Will they finally break their World Series drought? Also on deck: the crazy world of MLB contracts, expansion dreams, and why catching a game at the ballpark is still worth every penny (even if those pennies are adding up). Grab your favorite brew, settle in, and let's play ball with some hot takes, cool insights, and a whole lot of sports banter. It's time to get into 'er!

It's time to step into the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar with Brent Radlinsky as he swings for the fences with Nathan Andrews, the Full Count Chaos podcast host. They're diving headfirst into the Baltimore Orioles' 2025 nosedive, dissecting everything from Jackson Holliday's major league growing pains to Gunnar Henderson's uncertain future. But that's not all, folks! They're also taking a crack at Rob Manfred's wild expansion plans, debating if it's time to trim the fat off the MLB season, and asking the burning question: can we please get some new memories in Baltimore? Grab a cold one, settle in, and get ready for a fastball of baseball talk that'll have you cheering from the cheap seats. It's time to play ball with The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast!

Is George Steinbrenner's legacy over-romanticized by Yankees fans? Eric Katz, writer for Belly Up Sports, joins Brent Radlinsky to discuss the reality behind "The Boss" and the current state of the Yankees. Dive into this candid conversation about baseball's most iconic franchise.

In this episode, Eric Katz breaks down his article on George Steinbrenner's legacy, exploring the often-forgotten chaos of the 1980s Yankees. Brent and Eric dissect current Yankees struggles, debate Anthony Volpe's development, and speculate on potential off-season moves. Don't miss their insights on Juan Soto's contract and the changing landscape of MLB free agency.