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In this podcast, I go back to continue my conversation/interview with Delmarva catcher Creed Willems. We talk about how it is important to have short-term and long-term goals, to how the new rules affect Creed playing baseball. I hope you enjoy this episode, as much as I enjoyed talking to Creed, as I found their are many funny moments in this podcast episode!
Next Week: Opening day schedules and AL East standings w/ Evan Cortese.
Go O's
Spring Training has officially started! With seeing Mullins and Holliday on the same team, to winning our first two games while putting up 10 runs. The Orioles' prospects are showing fans that we have something to root for. So this podcast will talk about our best prospects and updates on them! Down below I have estimated times of the bits of the show, so if you would like to skip around, you could do so!
Estimated times: (*This isn't perfect because of clipping and taking things out)
0-8:00: Beginning and talking about the Angelos family and how they are spending!
8:35-11:50: Injuries
11:52-17:00: Upcoming season trade deadline (A possibility that could happen)
17:45-19:30: Top 8 prospects for the Orioles
19:32-25:43: Where will prospects end up after this season? Piggyback pitching? Who could be in the starting 5?
25:45-26:30: The Orioles can have 3 people in the AL ROTY race?
26:32-41:00: Back Into Prospects
41:01-44:00: Players outside of the top 100
44:20-45:40: ESPNs Top 100
45:44-47:08: John Rhodes and first base situations
47:09-47:55: Shoutout to players!
48:06-closing: Pitchers and other prospects
S2: E8- In this episode, it's the start of a NEW INTERVIEW! With none other than Creed Willems. Part one is about Willems path to the Minor Leagues and how his childhood life revolved around baseball. What's also cool, is that you will here later on in the interview is a piece of advice that Kjerstead gave to Willems and how Willems relates hunting to baseball at one point! I hope you enjoy and as always GO O'S!!!
Amy works with the Mid-Atlantic-Sports-Network, also known as MASN. In Part 1 of this interview, we talk about how she got to where she is today, and all about her career and what makes her career so enjoyable! I and Amy easily clicked once we started talking and I really enjoyed getting to sit down and talk baseball with her. I find it so cool how she is living her dream and doesn't care what the haters say!
I finally got to sit down with MASN reporter/creator Brendan Mortensen and talk about how Mental Health affects players and while he deals with stress, he has a lot of fun doing his job! There is going to be Trivia on my Instagram story @boomboombirdland , I'd love for you to participate! February 15th is when pitchers and catchers report, so we have something fun coming up soon!
In the second episode of season 2, I dive deeper into mental health with Maxwell Costes. Costes is born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland and now he has the opportunity to play for his favorite team growing up, which is the Orioles. I sit down with Maxwell and discover the path he has been through and the steps he has taken to improve his mental health and to where he is now in his career. Maxwell is a very smart human, and I am glad that I got the chance to sit down with him!
In this interview, I sit down with MASN (Mid-Atlantic-Sports-Network) reporter and graphic designer Paul Mancano, who works for both the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals. Me and Paul sit down and talk about how he overcomes stress, anger, and anxiety with his job, while also talking about his favorite parts of working as a MASN Reporter!
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