This week it’s me again, Jay Gordon, with first-timer to the RAB Podcast, Domenic Lanza.
We discuss the Yankees and their hot start in Spring Training, the DH position and the future of Jacoby Ellsbury. We even answered a few of your questions we get right from our email or voicemail.
You can call our voicemail at 716-393-5330 to leave us questions for future shows or email us at [email protected]. Thanks for listening.
In Episode 2 of the River Avenue Blues Podcast I’m joined by Jay Gordon. We run down the weekend series, which included some great baseball. Then it’s onto the Mariners series – and there’s a lot to say about them.
To add additional insight, we talk to Zach Sanders, writer for FanGraphs and noted Mariners fan. We touch on topics such as:
Podcast run time 56:22
We’re still awaiting approval from iTunes, but we do have this fancy player that lets you play the podcast in your browser or download it.
Update: Instead of making things too complicated, we’re just going to use the old iTunes feed, which you can find here. The new episodes should populate soon.
Again, audio feedback is appreciated. Jay will have a better mic for the next episode hopefully.
We’re thrilled to bring back a podcast to RAB. Because of some technical issues, we’re relaunching as the River Avenue Blues Podcast. Instead of a strict weekly show, we’ll shoot for a new podcast at the beginning of each series, so we can talk about the Yankees’ upcoming opponents. Clearly we blew that deadline this time, but we now have something to shoot for.
Mike and I will continue behind the mic, although Mike is currently on the DL. We’ll reevaluate him before Thursday’s (or Friday’s) podcast. But we have a great guest this week: ESPN’s Buster Olney.
Buster will serve as in-game reporter on Sunday Night Baseball (Angels at Yankees) alongside Dan Shulman and John Kruk at 8pm ET. Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown begins at 7pm with Karl Ravech and Hall of Famer Barry Larkin.
Olney is also an ESPN MLB Insider on ESPN.com where he writes a daily column and hosts the Baseball Tonight podcast. As many of you know, you can find him on Twitter at @Buster_ESPN.
We talk about:
It was a great conversation, and thanks again to Buster for coming on the show for our relaunch.
Podcast run time 46:29
Since we wanted to post this before tonight, we have limited listening options right now. Here’s the link:
River Avenue Blues Podcast: April 26, 2014, Ep. 1
In most browsers you can just click on that and it will play in-browser. You can also right click to download it. As soon as we get a few technical matters in order we’ll have it up in iTunes and all other podcast providers. (FWIW, I love BeyondPod on my Android.)
One final note: I am aware of some audio and production issues in this episode. This is something we’re going to work on for future episodes. We have the hardware and the software, so we’ll get it right before long.