Former San Diego Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal joined the John Kentera Show and talked about what it was like playing for Marty Schottenheimer. Neal talks about how he was to all his players and how much love Schottenheimer had for his players. Lorenzo also talks about his playing days here in San Diego.

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Longtime San Diego Chargers Director of Public Relations Bill Johnston. Bill talks about his time working with Marty Schottenheimer and what a great man Marty was.

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Bernie Wilson from the Associated Press joined the John Kentera Show to talk about his time covering Marty Schottenheimer when he was the Head Coach of the San Diego Chargers. Bernie goes on to explain the infamous story about the Marty-ball pool that he had with Jay Paris during Charger press conferences. 

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In Hour 2 of the program, John Kentera is joined by Jay Paris and Bernie Wilson, two reporters who covered Marty Schottenheimer while he was the Head Coach of the San Diego Chargers. They tell stories of who Marty was as a coach and a man dealing with the media. They also tell a great story about a Pam Anderson poster at a press conference and the infamous Marty-ball pool.

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Jay Paris, who covers the NFL for Forbes, joined the John Kentera Show to talk about his days covering Marty Schottenheimer. Plus a story about how a poster of Pam Anderson slowed down a press conference with Marty Schottenheimer on NFL Network.

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Jim Steeg, who worked with Marty Schottenheimer in the San Diego Chargers organization and knew Marty as a friend as well, joined the John Kentera Show to share some stories about Marty after his passing. Jim has stories about the fallot with AJ Smith and the Chargers organization. Steeg also talks about the time that Schottenheimer hijacked Jim's honeymoon. 

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In Hour 1 of the program, John Kentera and Braden Surprenant remember Marty Schottenheimer after his passing this morning at age 77. Later on, Coach and Braden talk about the San Diego State Aztecs win over San Jose State last night and what needs to happen for the Aztecs to win a Mountain West title. Finally, Jim Steeg joined the show and shared personal stories about Marty, not only from a professional relationship but as a friend of Marty as well. 

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In Hour 3 of the John Kentera Show, John Kentera and Braden Surprenant talk about an ESPN article predicting the 2021 MLB All-Star teams and give their predictions on how many All-Stars they expect the San Diego Padres to get this season. As we get closer to pitchers and catchers reporting to Spring Training, Coach and Braden talk about the biggest moves each team in the NL west made this offseason. Finally, Clark Judge from The Talk of Fame Network joined the show to talk about Super Bowl LV as well as the newest Hall of Fame class that includes San Diego's John Lynch.

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What is the latest on the new arena in the Midway-District? Will it host an NHL or NBA team? What is the Mayor of San Diego, Todd Gloria doing and saying about the project? Bryce Miller of the San Diego Union Tribune joins the John Kentera Show and answers all of these questions and talks about the conversation he had with the San Diego Mayor for his recent column. 

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In Hour 2 of the program, John Kentera and Braden Surprenant talk about all the latest on the MLB Hot Stove as we are now 9 days away from pitchers and catchers reporting to Spring Training. Later on, Fans sound off on the Super Bowl with Buzzer Beaters. Finally, Bryce Miller from the San Diego Union Tribune joins the show to talk about his conversation he had with Mayor Todd Gloria about the new arena plans in the Midway District.

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