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Love you all

-Max Williams

Howdy guys! Short little midweek cast today. 

In this episode, I will be going over the schedule and changes that we will see in this baseball season. Of course, as soon as I release this episode, everything will change. But at the time, this all will be relevant!

Once again, make sure to subscribe and follow the show wherever you get your podcast from. Also, for more information about the podcast, make sure to follow me (Max Williams) on Twitter at atl_maxwilliams (yes, new Twitter handle).

Hope you enjoy

-Max Williams

Jayson Stark's Athletic Article

https://theathletic.com/1889615/2020/06/23/what-we-know-so-far-about-the-2020-mlb-season-and-other-new-wrinkles?source=user-shared-article

Welcome back! Episode seven of Portlanta here.

In this week's episode, we talk about recent developments in sports this last week, such as atrocities  at Talladega, the return of baseball, and many more (actually a lot of news this week). We also do a series of shallow dives into the career of Everett Scott, the mystery of Carlos Vieira, and the tragic tale of Steve Howe. And as always, we have some birthdays and anniversaries to celebrate for the upcoming week.

As always, make sure to subscribe and follow the show where you get your podcasts from. Also, make sure to follow Kevin (kevinkuhl9) and Max (atl_maxwilliams -yes it's new. Not sure if permanent though) on Twitter.

Thanks for watching!

-Kevin Kuhl and Max Williams 

Referenced Links:

LT highlights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzqUvuS7e9c

How is it going y'all?

So this week we are doing something a little different. Kevin had something come up last minute, so he is not here. So instead of having a whole hour of just Max talking, this week's episode will be quickly going over the main stories of last week and give you an idea into some of the deep dives that we are working on.

Once again, make sure to subscribe and follow the podcast at wherever you get your podcasts from. Also, make sure to follow Kevin (kevinkuhl9) and Max (shoe_was_here) on Twitter. There you can find information about upcoming podcasts and contact us about things you like or want to see on the podcast.

Thanks for listening!

-Kevin Kuhl (in spirit) and Max Williams

Welcome back to another fun and exciting episode of Portlanta: A Deep Dive into the Sports World

In this week's episode you can enjoy the guys discussing basketball's return, Kevin struggling through a countless number of points, Max snapping out situations (maybe because his recording room is 85 degrees), and many other fun things.

Make sure to like and subscribe to the podcast. If you don't, Kevin will come and camp in your front lawn. Also, make sure to follow Kevin (kevinkuhl9) and Max (shoe_was_here) on twitter.

Thanks for watching!

Kevin Kuhl and Max Williams

Extra document things:

Jeff Passan's breakdown of MLB's Finances

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29269242/inside-mlb-financials-fight-numbers-solve-it

Max's Deep Dive Companion Piece

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lH9JjKq1dAkwpU3YF5EFvrVnkAT5ATuzegRyMurxYYU/edit

Hello, and welcome back to the Portlanta Podcast: A Deep Dive into the Sports World

No cats are stuck in trees, so we are back to normal this week. In this week's episode, we once again talk about the MLB and NBA reopening (but maybe for the last time!), a little about the effects of home field advantage (until we lose focus), and couple of the coolest birthdays and anniversaries in the upcoming week.

To keep up to date with the podcast, make sure to follow or subscribe to Portlanta wherever you get your podcasts from. Also, for news about the podcast or just things in sports we like in general, follow Kevin (kevinkuhl9) and Max (shoe_was_here) on Twitter.

Thank you for listening!

Max Williams and Kevin Kuhl

P.S. We have promised to link articles to in the description for weeks now, and this week we are actually doing it!

Jeff Passan's Sliding Scale vs. Prorated

https://twitter.com/JeffPassan/status/1265422150791573504

Michael Lopez on home field advantage

https://twitter.com/StatsbyLopez/status/1189559604981780487?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1189559604981780487&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.foxsports.com%2Fother%2Fstory%2Fsports-no-fans-neutral-sites-home-field-advantage-052920

Hello, and welcome back to the Portlanta podcast.

A little different format (but we will let you figure out what has changed by listening).

In this week's podcast, we will discuss current hurdles that major sports have to clear to reopen, famous families in baseball, and an assortment of this week's upcoming birthdays and anniversaries.

Make to sure to follow and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts from. Also, to keep in contact with the two of us, follow Kevin (Kevinkuhl9) and Max (shoe_was_here) on Twitter. There you can see upcoming information about podcasts, what we like to follow in sports ourselves, and even reach out to us about things you want to hear on future podcasts.

Thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy

-Kevin Kuhl and Max Williams

Greetings!

Here is this weeks episode of Portlanta: A Deep Dive in to the Sports World.

In this weeks episode we will talk about China's continued feud with the NBA, the world's second most popular sport, and what Kevin believes you can get for a $1.

If you enjoyed the podcast, make sure to follow or subscribe at wherever you get your podcasts from. Also, if you upcoming news about future podcasts, have something in particular you would like us to look into, or just wanna be shout outed on the cast, feel free to tweet it us at kevinkuhl9 (Kevin) or shoe_was_here (Max)

Thank you for listening!

-Kevin Kuhl and Max Williams

This is episode two of the Portlanta Podcast: A Deep Dive into the Sports World.

In this week's episode, we will talk about the NBA's and MLB's lackluster plans for reopening their respective leagues, silly events such as flagpoles breaking and 99 game losing streaks, an oddly large amount of Wake Forest basketball, and a story of betrayal, divisiveness, and possible war crimes all in the name of making shoes (plus a lot of poorly pronounced German words!)

If you enjoy this week's podcast, make sure to follow or subscribed to Portlanta wherever you get your podcasts from. Also, for upcoming news for the podcast, or if you have anything you want us to discuss in a later show, you can follow Max on twitter @shoe_was_here and Kevin @kevinkuhl9.

Hope you enjoy the show!

-Max Williams and Kevin Kuhl

P.S. George Brett hit 314 home runs in his career, not over 500. Max is stupid.

Also, John Smoltz was born in Warren, Michigan, which is 14 minutes from Royal Oak, Michigan. Max is smart.