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When there is no guest, we don't make good decisions on the podcast. Crank calls are timeless!
Andy Young joins #CCB for a look into the life of the voice behind the game of baseball. Andy spent the better part of his "young" adult life traveling around the country announcing baseball games for professional organizations. So many stories come out of this conversation that we have decided to have Andy back often for his own segment. Mad Max's Minutes with Jason Maxwell, Things that surprise John and some talk about a condom for airplanes????
Scott Shibles joins the boys for a chat about the life of a AD during a time when Deering High won 24 state championships in a 10 year span from the late 90's to early 00's. Also, a new segment, Cyrously, with Glen Cyr. Our most outspoken critic and president of Tim's fan club and vice president of the I Hate John fanclub. Mad Max Minutes return in usual ridiculous fashion with Jason Maxwell. Things that surprise John is ruined by Tim.
Greg Conley, former member of the San Diego organization and Deering High School gradaute, calls into the podcast to talk about his career as a professional baseball player and now parent of a professional player (his son Bryce Conley). Also, fan of the week Nathaniel Lapoint (Stonehill College baseball player) calls in. The Mad Max Minutes returns with Jason Maxwell. A surprise call to and from Coach McDermot of the Buffalo Bills. John breaks down the Things That Surprise Me.
CCB resident field hockey expert, Erin Chase, gives us official ruling on the controversal decision to stop play at a Division 1 field hockey competition to allow for the punctual start to a Division 1 football game. Sportswriter Michael Hoffer lends his Maine High School Fall Sport Preview. Congrats to the Hoff and his wife, Angi, on tying the knot this summer!! Mad Max Minutes with Jason Maxwell and John showcases the Things That Surprise Him.
John and Tim recap the summer's events. Talk about the state of affairs at Deering High School. John starts a new segment "Things That Surprise Me". The ever popular Mad Max Minutes with Jason Maxwell. The boys of fall are back.
Podcast favorites Danica Gleason, now owner of Maine Hits in Scarborough Maine, and John Gleason host the Coaches Corner Booth. Danica and John decided to buy Maine Hits from founder and longtime softball coach Bob Williamson this past spring. One of Danica's first calls was to former professional baseball player and Maine native, Nic Lops. Nic will oversee baseball operations while Danica does the rest. Nic is a graduate of Cheverus High School in Portland and St. Joseph's College in Windham. Along with his duties as baseball director at Maine Hits, Nic is currently an assistant coach at both of his alma maters. This summer you can also find Nic coach third base at the Sanford Mainers games in the New England College Baseball League.
Coaches Corner Booth gets a surprise caller. Steve from Bonny Eagle somehow finds out the phone number for Coaches Corner Booth and has some stuff to say. John finally calls in from the road. Mad Max Minutes is back - a fan favorite. Hutch, Tim and Jason debate whether or not golf is a sport.
Karen Bailey, Kim Shaw, Lisa Farr and Fran Aceto, all members of the legendary two-time back-to-back World Series softball champion team from 1988 and 1989. 30 years after they won, the ladies talk about the impact that this experience had on them not only as kids, but as adults as well. Listen to them share memories and a friendship that have lasted a long time. Special guest, Ron Farr, longtime little league coach (and Lisa's dad) talks about the state of baseball/softball in the city of Portland and around the state compared to 50 years ago. Also, Mad Max installs episode 2 of the "Mad Max Minute(s)" while Hutch and Tim crap on each other per the usual.
Owner of Beyond Strength, Pete Clark, and Falmouth Athletic Director/Varsity Softball Coach, James Coffey take the reigns on #coachescornerbooth with Tim and Mad Max. Premier of the Mad Max Minutes, a review of the ridiculous things that happened in sports and life since our last podcast.
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