Tony De Angelo’s P.M. Coast to Coast in The Zone 9/15/18

Tony welcomes Mark Barclay. What we DO NOT do in discussions with him with respect to school shootings is beyond shocking.
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Bock’s Score: From Nedick’s at the Old Garden on 49th Street 9/14/18

 

Alan Blumkin, George Case, David Hubler, and Ralh Zig Tyko, join Hal bock for a lively conversation about Colin Kaepernick social injustice, and the most controversial add campaign in Nike history.
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A’s Bazeball: Past-Present-Future 9/14/18

Tyko and Jerry Feitelberg, marvel at Billy Beane’s ability to keep “churnin,” and getting the A’s, more “bang for the buck,” than any other team in Baseball. In the second segment, Nancy Finley talks about the recent christening of the A’s Hall o’ Fame.
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The Dodgers from Brooklyn to Los Angeles: A Tale of Two Cities 9/13/18

Peter Trunk, Ron Rabinovitz, and Fred Walin, welcome Scott Russell back to The Zone. Topics of discussion include; Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Bill “Spaceman” Lee, Pete Hamill, Joey Giardello, SABRmetrics, Brooklyn, The Polo Grounds, and Chaz Palminteri.
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New Yawk Mets: Past-Present-Future 9/12/18

Mets’ minor league maven, Jeremy Donovan , returns to The Zone.
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Comfortably Zoned 9/12/18

Tyko, and David Hubler discuss the life and times of the poor man’s Captain Queeg. In the second segment, Tony De Angelo entertains with some “rain delay,” chatter.
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New Yawk Yankees: Past-Present-Future 9/11/18

Two segments in one, as Robert Deininger and Jack Degraw, provide the best Yankee insight on the internet.
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In CASE You’re Wondering… with GEORGE 9/11/18

Film maker, Renee James, is welcomed to The Zone, by George Case lll, Ron Rabinovitz, David Hubler, and Ralph Zig Tyko. Topics of discussion include, Shoeless Joe Jackson and her upcoming movie about his life and times.
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Pittsburgh Sports in The Zone 9/10/18

This week on the Dukes Court Dave Finoli, Chris Fletcher and Gary Kinn talk about an embarrassing Pitt-PennState contest. Is this the beginning of a bad panther season that will cost Narduzzi his job? We also talk about an unimaginable tie with the Browns in a game that had many positives…. except for Big Ben. And in our big moment of the week we talk about Kaepernik, Serena as well as Oscar Gamble and Larry Fine. Also our predictions of the week which entices us for a big pay per viewboxing match and some disturbing Steeler predictions.
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