Ralph Zig Tyko's Comfortably Zoned Network

Ralph Tyko, Marty Rose and Robert Cole, celebrate a terrific streak, but refuse to drink the Kool-Aide, just yet. Cautious optimism, rules the day.
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Tyko welcomes fellow Alamedian, Jerry Feitelberg, back to The Zone. They talk, Life, and Oakland Athletics’ Baseball.
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Bill Kashatus [Billy from Phlly] welcomes Donald Hooton, president of the Taylor Hooton Foundation, the MLB- sponsored non-profit that educates youngsters,their parents, coaches and teachers about the dangers and symptoms of appearance and performance-enhancing drugs. We discussed Taylor’s addiction to steroids and his suicide as well as what can be done to address this health crisis which affects more than 1.5 teens and growing across the United States.

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Bob’s guest is Warren Brown of the Beatles Kingdom.

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Jack Degraw and Robert Deininger, discuss the fact that despite the Yankees mounting injuries, they continue to run away with the division… especially after sweeping the Red Sox. They also discussed the surprise production from Mike Tauchman, and the situation surrounding Clint Frazier.
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