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  Marty 7 Right Off the Bat: Mother's Day Special - May 11th, 2008

rafaelcorral writes "


Right off the Bat  with Marty Lurie


Segment one  - Marty opens the show
Segment two - Interview: Joe West (more music at CowboyJoeWest.com)
Segment three - 40th Anniversary of Oakland A's Baseball with Joe Starkey
Segment four - Memories: Billy Williams
Segment Five - Rattle the Lumber with Ken Korach





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  Posted by raf on Sunday, May 11 @ 15:04:38 CDT
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  Marty 11 Daily Dish: Best Division Races..Check the NL

Batter Up May 11th

 
Last year the National League thrilled baseball as their division races weren’t decided until the last weekend of the season.

 
Looks like the senior circuit is setting up for tight races again in each division in 2008.  Click Below for More!

 
 
 
  Posted by marty on Sunday, May 11 @ 10:35:05 CDT
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  Marty 10 Broadcast: Inside Baseball Saturday Night & Right Off The Bat - May 10th, 2008

rafaelcorral writes "

Inside Baseball Saturday Night  with  Marty Lurie -


Segment one - Marty opens the show with Alyson Footer (Astro Beat Writer for MLB.com)
Segment two - Marty and the Chicago Tribune's Mark Gonzalez
Segment three - Interview: Charlie Manuel
Segment four -  Interview: Nick Piecoro (Beat writer for the Arizona Republic)
Segment five  - Interview Del Unser (Major League Scout)


Right off the Bat  with  Marty Lurie



Segment one  - Marty opens the show
Segment two - Interview: Tom McCarthy (Phillies Broadcaster)
Segment three - 40th Anniversary of Oakland A's Baseball with Del Unser
Segment four - Interview: George Sherril
Segment five - Memories: Mike Easler
Segment six - Rattle the Lumber with Ken Korach





 
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  Posted by raf on Sunday, May 11 @ 00:39:00 CDT
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  Amaury Pi Gonzalez Inside the Press Box: A's Memories: The Million Dollar Outfield

maury writes "Many of us that have been covering the Athletics for the great part of the 40 years they have played in Oakland, have many memories. One of those is the famous, first million dollar outfield. Click below for more."
 
 
  Posted by marty on Thursday, May 08 @ 15:49:54 CDT
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  Marty 10 Broadcast: Right Off The Bat - May 7th, 2008

rafaelcorral writes "


Right off the Bat  with Marty Lurie


Segment one  - Marty opens the show with Steve Bitker
Segment two - Interview: George Sherrill
Segment three - 40th Anniversary of Oakland A's Baseball with Steve Trachsel
Segment four   - Interview: Jeff Zreibec(from the Baltimore Sun)
Segment five - Memories: Moose Stubing
Segment six - Rattle the Lumber with Ken Korach





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  Posted by raf on Wednesday, May 07 @ 18:46:10 CDT
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  Marty 7 Inside Baseball Saturday Night & Right Off The Bat - May 3rd, 2008

rafaelcorral writes "

Inside Baseball Saturday Night  with  Marty Lurie -


Segment one - Marty opens the show with Vince Cotroneo 
Segment two - Marty and Roxy Bernstein
Segment three - Interview: Evan Grant



Right off the Bat  with  Marty Lurie


Segment one  - Marty opens the show
Segment two - Interview: Art Howe & Ron Washington 



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  Posted by raf on Sunday, May 04 @ 18:28:15 CDT
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  Marty 8 Daily Dish: AL Big Teams Coming Back to the Pack

Batter Up May 4th, 2008

 
AL ‘powers’ just may be frauds

 
In the American League, the beginning of the baseball season has had its share of surprises. The A’s, White Sox, Orioles, Twins, and Rays are all contending for the lead in their respective divisions.

 
Are these teams for real? Will they still be in contention by the all-star break? Did we over estimate how good the powerful teams in the AL would be?

 
Let’s take a look. Click below for more!

 
 
 
  Posted by marty on Sunday, May 04 @ 09:58:00 CDT
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  Amaury Pi Gonzalez Inside the Press Box: The Mistake by the Bay: Can Zito be Saved?

maury writes "Barry Zito, who had a record of 247 consecutive starts as an Oakland Athletic and San Francisco Giant is now in the Giants  bullpen, to be used by manager Bruce Bochy as the games dictate. The only place were Barry Zito will go regularly these days, on a schedule, is the bank! Every two weeks.

The Giants gave Zito the Roberto Durán "No Más" order. Zito went 0 for April, a 0-6 record with an over 7 earned runs given per nine innings of work. They directed Zito to the bullpen.  Many ponder, what can Barry Zito do? Nobody knows. What we know is that the Cy Young Award winner is going through the toughest challenge of his baseball career.

Rick Peterson, once pitching coach for the Oakland A'S might be what Zito misses the most. Certain pitcher just thrive with certain pitching coaches and it would not surprise me. Maybe that is the missing component, he doesn't have Peterson anymore.

Zito was always a curveball pitcher but he had a decent fastball. That fastball has not been seen since this season got under way and the curveball has been "hanging" around, usually literally hanging for hitters to put them over the fence.

This problem is magnified because he got $126 million contract to pitch for the Giants. The Mistake by the Bay. Peter Magowan was hoping that this Barry would take over the leadership of Superstar from the other Barry who departed with 762 home runs. But the script has not worked the way the Giants had it planned.

Actually Zito has been missing in action in a big way. The Giants finished April with a better record than most expected, a 13-16 record during the first full month of the season. Giants fans can always ponder, if Zito had won just 3 games they would have finished as a .500 team. Considering that Cain and Lince***** are two of the best young starters in all of baseball the Giants (whom I predicted would lose 100 times) with a little speed a decent bullpen and a little luck. could just be better than that.

If Barry Zito cannot comeback successfully sooner rather than later, this will fester in the Giants psyche for a while. The latest on Noah Lowry is that he might not be back soon. Lowry continues to feel tingling and numbness in his left forearm...all the way down to his thumb. That is bad news for the lefty.

The Giants are left with two reliable starters today: Matt Cain and Tim Lince***** with Jonathan Sanchez a question mark. Merkin Valdez is the real thing and could be a great closer in the making.

Difficult to even begin to understand how Barry Zito is feeling by this demotion to the bullpen. It is like he was cursed the moment he left the Athletics to move to the other side of the bay. At this moment all the Giants want is to have Zito back to see if he can regain his confidence, his fastball and just win a couple of games.

Do not let anybody fool you, nobody really knows if he can comeback or can he be saved from an early "retirement". Pitching has always been a mystery. The Barry Zito situation is one of those mysteries. Is he true? Does he has nothing left?

Nobody knows.
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  Posted by marty on Friday, May 02 @ 16:13:03 CDT
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  Marty 7 Broadcast: Right Off The Bat - April 27, 2008

Anonymous writes "


Right off the Bat  with Marty Lurie


Segment one  - Marty opens the show
Segment two - Interview: George Grande(play-by-play Announcer for the Reds)
Segment three - 40th Anniversary of Oakland A's Baseball with George Grande
Segment four   - Interview: Hank King (Scout for the Phillies)
Segment five - Memories: Gary Lucas
Segment six - Rattle the Lumber with Vince Cotroneo





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  Posted by raf on Monday, April 28 @ 08:54:41 CDT
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  Marty 10 Daily Dish: Baseball in April Mirrors the Kentucky Derby

Batter Up April 27th, 2008

 
The start of the Kentucky Derby, set for May 3rd, is much like the first month of the baseball season. Horses and teams break from the gate, bumping each other, looking for a winning stride that will carry them to the finish line ahead of their competition.

 
Let’s see how the baseball teams broke from the gate over the first four weeks of the season.

 
AL West: The big surprise is the A’s. Oakland has by far the deepest ‘pen in the division. Frank Thomas’ return gives the lineup instant credibility.


Ckick below for more!

 
 
  Posted by marty on Sunday, April 27 @ 10:32:50 CDT
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Old Articles

Saturday, April 26
· Inside Baseball Saturday Night & Right Off The Bat - April 26th, 2008
· Right Off The Bat - April 24th, 2008
Sunday, April 20
· Bowker Another Musial? 100 losses Ahead For SF? by Ed Stern
· Right Off The Bat - April 20th, 2008
· Leadoff Hitters My Key To Scoring Runs
· Inside Baseball Saturday Night & Right Off The Bat - April 19th, 2008
Wednesday, April 16
· Right Off The Bat - April 15th, 2008 Jackie Robinson Day
Sunday, April 13
· Right Off The Bat - April 13th, 2008
· Need A Good 'Pen To Be A Winner?
Saturday, April 12
· Inside Baseball Saturday Night & Right Off The Bat - April 12th, 2008

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