Bronx Roots with Hubler, Preminger & Tyko 1/13/19

RIP Bob Einstein.
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The Gall of the Man 1/13/19

Tyko, and Gabriel Schechter, discuss their one, true passion… Dice Baseball.
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Tony De Angelo’s P.M. Coast to Coast in The Zone 1/12/19

Tony offers a 1978 “Rain Delay”.
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Philadelphia Baseball: Past, Present, & Personal 1/12/19

Bill [Billy from Philly] Kashatus, welcomes Jesse Biddle, the Phillies’ first round pick in 2010 and currently a member of the Atlanta Braves bullpen.They discussed his amateur baseball career, his five years in the Phillies farm system, and his current situation with the Braves.
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Ask Claire with Claire Hall 1/11/19

Sports biographer Joe Niese joins Claire on this edition. Joe has written the life stories of Burleigh Grimes, the last pitcher to throw the spitball legally; versatile outfielder Handy Andy Pafko; and football great Gus Dorias. We learn about these men, and a couple of projects that Joe has in the works.
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David Nemec’s Old Time Bazeball History and Trivia 1/11/19

David Nemec and Al Blumkin welcome Ralph Zig Tyko. They discuss David’s writings, and his new book, on Baseball Trivia.
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The Gall of the Man 1/10/19

Tyko welcomes fellow podcaster, and 1995 Pharmacist of the Year in California, Jerry Feietelberg. Topics of conversation include, the closing in of the walls on Trump.
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The Dodgers… from Brooklyn to Los Angeles: A Tale of Two Cities 1/10/19

Prodigal daughter, Linda Wilson, returns. We spoke of Casey Stengel being traded for Pittsburgh’s Burleigh Grimes on this date in 1918. We discussed Grimes’ tipping his spitball until ‘fixed’ by the Dodger Batboy, explaining his tight cap gave away the pitch by wiggling as Grimes tensed his facial muscles. We went on to talk about the possibilities of the L.A. club securing Cleveland’s Corey Kluber (and what players we would be comfortable with trading for same). 
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Bock’s Score: From Nedick’s at the Old Garden on 49th Street 1/9/18

Hal, George Case, Ralph ZigTyko, David Hubler, and Al Blumkin, discuss Nick Saban’s Alabama Coaches Rehab. Clinic, and how the tail continues to wag the dog.
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S.F. Giants Bazeball 1/9/18

With Spring Training on the horizon, Michael Duca, and Ralph Zig Tyko, look back to last year and forward to next.
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