Former Red Sox outfielder, Dwight “Dewey” Evans is Tuesday’s guest on Right Off the Bat at 2:50 PM Pacific. Right Off The Bat is heard right here on LOTGP.com, thru the A’s website, or 610 AM KFRC throughout Northern California. Evans is one of the all time Red Sox players, don’t miss the show. [Read more →]

Former Reds manager, ESPN TV analyst, and 1986 World Series hero, Ray Knight joins Marty on Right Off The Bat, Sunday morning at 9:50 AM Pacific. Knight talks about his baseball career recalling “the Big Red Machine” teams of the 70’s. Listen to the show live right here on LOTGP.com, the A’s website, or KFRC 610 AM in Northern California. [Read more →]

Nationally known baseball writer, Hal McCoy came within one vote of being named the J.G. Taylor Spink Award winner in 2002, losing out to Detroit writer Joe Falls, in the vote for enshrinement into the Writer’s Wing of the Baseball Hall of Fame. McCoy covers the Cincinnati Reds for the Dayton Daily News and is Marty’s guest, Saturday on Right

Off The Bat at 2:50 PM Pacific right here on LOTGP.com, the A’s website, or 610 AM KFRC. [Read more →]

The A’s go into Chicago to face the shell shocked White Sox who were bombed on Thursday night by the Mariners. Going to the hill for the Sox is tonight’s guest on Right Off The Bat, Mark Buehrle. The young lefty is one of the top pitchers in the league and he tells Marty how it all happened. Tune in at 3:50 PM Pacific right here on LOTGP.com, The A’s website, or 610 KFRC in Northern California for the show. [Read more →]

The National league’s most dynamic young player, Jimmy Rollins is Marty’s guest on Right Off The Bat Thursday at 2:50 PM Pacific. Rollins, an all star last year, talks about the sophomore jinx and manager Larry Bowa in a very entertaining interview. Heard live right here on LOTGP.com, the A’s website, or 610 AM KFRC. [Read more →]

Charlie Steiner, one of the familiar voices and faces from ESPN, now the radio voice of the New York Yankees is Marty’s guest on Right Off The Bat at 2:50 PM Pacific. Charlie, a native New Yorker explains how the new opportunity presented itself. Believe me, you’ll be surprised. Tune in here on LOTGP.com, the A’s website, or 610 AM KFRC in Northern California. [Read more →]

Billy Werber was signed by the New York Yankees in 1927 just before enrolling in Duke University. The Yankees invited the youngster to accompany the team for the summer, giving the 19 year old a taste of big league life. Werber saw Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and manager Miller Huggins among other greats of the game during his summer with the Bombers. Now 93 years old, Werber has written his memoirs in “Memories of a Ballplayer”. He’ll be on Right Off The Bat, Tuesday at 2:50 PM Pacific heard here on loveofthegameproductions.com, the A’s website, or 610 AM KFRC in Northern California. Don’t miss this show. [Read more →]

Mike Lefkow covered the Oakland A’s for the Contra Costa Times during the 90’s. He joins Marty on Right Off The Bat, Sunday at 11:50 AM. Hear the show live thru the A’s website or hear it here on loveofthegameproductions. If you are near a radio in Northern California, you can hear the show on KFRC 610 AM. [Read more →]

Nationally known baseball author, Mat Olkin is Marty’s guest on Right Off The Bat at 11:50 AM Pacific Saturday morning. Olkin’s latest book, Baseball Examiner 2002 is a wonderful look at the young players in the game. The show can be heard thru the A’s website or right here in the Bay Area on KFRC 610 AM or on my site, LOTGP.com. [Read more →]

On Wednesday at 5:50 PM Marty is joined by Peter Gammons, ESPN baseball analyst who is in the Bay Area covering the A’s-Yankees series.

On Thursday, April 25th, Yankee starting pitcher Mike Mussina is Marty’s guest. Mussina, who will pitch in the game today, talks about his transition to becoming a Yankee last year and his near misses at No Hit fame. The show starts at 11:20 AM and can be heard thru the A’s website or right here on loveofthegameproductions.com and 610 KFRC in Northern California.

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