The Exit 52 Podcast

What's up everyone? Here today to offer up some instant analysis on a massive weekend for the Orioles as they went into Tampa Bay and took a huge series over the Rays are Banks, Taylor, and RDT. Brandon Hyde managed a gem of a three games, some of the young callups got involved, and the late relievers did their thing in what could be a defining juncture in the AL East this season. We hope you guys enjoy this pod as much as you did the series, and we'll chat again very soon!

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After a Hall of Fame playing career, Ozzie Newsome chose to continue to test his football mettle by cutting his teeth in Bill Belichick's personnel department in the final days of the original Cleveland Browns organization. At the behest of Ozzie's boss Art Modell, this franchise was about to move to Baltimore, and the team building keys would be handed over to Newsome full-stop. As it happened, he was more than ready for the opportunity, building what would be the eventual Super Bowl XXXV champions from the dusty bones of a franchise that was torn asunder through this moving process. But living up to championship expectations is difficult, and once you set that precedent, there's no turning back. Luckily for the Ravens, it was by the time the calendar flipped to 2006 that their desperation to go back to the Super Bowl was perfectly met by a quarterback they'd be acquiring, who was equally as hungry to finally go on to win his first one: Steve McNair.

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What's up everyone? The boys are back for the week in a true big veiny triumphant bastard of an episode that covers a number of different things. First and foremost is a meaty segment on your Baltimore Orioles (50:00) that covers their last few weeks, philosophical questions surrounding the current makeup of the club, hypothetical trades, and more. After that, the guys get into their hot takes of the week, before getting into their Starting 5. This week, they pick guys they'd like to see featured on Season 2 of Netflix's "Quarterback" in a draft that's sure to draw rave reviews all around. We thank you guys as always for listening, and will chat with you again very soon!

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The Fall of 2006 was a tenuous time for Baltimore Ravens head coach Brian Billick. In just seven seasons on the job, he had seen everything from taking an unheralded young franchise to a Super Bowl, to a revolving door at quarterback, and an ownership change that would severely shake up his professional life. The team’s new owner was a self-made billionaire from unassuming beginnings named Steve Bisciotti, and it was the fact that he and the head coach of his new team were more alike than different that would make their dynamic a difficult one to navigate. Billick’s act was easy to take when the results on the field were positive; when things went the other way, the charm had a tendency to wear off a bit. Bisciotti now had an organization to run, and a lot of important choices to make – in order to find and follow the best path forward for the Ravens, he had to determine whether Brian Billick was actually a great coach, or all (straw reebok) hat and no cattle. Before he could even decide on that however, he had to suss out whether the two of them could get past some personal differences that were more prominent than ever now that they were working directly with one another. Tenuous times indeed.

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What's up everyone? The podcast is back, this time recapping some Orioles action as they made their way into the all star break. After discussing their recent form, the boys break down Adley's performance in the HR derby, give some All Star break thoughts, and chop up their thoughts on the team moving forward. After that, the fellas do this week's Starting 5 of all time Oriole All Stars. We hope you all enjoy, and we'll talk to you again very soon!

What's up everyone? The podcast is back for another week in which we're seeing the Orioles slump a bit, but also seeing them make some exciting callups in Jordan Westburg and Colton Cowser. The guys also get into some of this week's Ravens news (i.e. Odell Beckham attending Michael Rubin's white party), before getting into hot takes, and this week's starting 5 of foods you'd want to see in an eating contest. Thanks as always for listening, and we'll talk again soon!

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A new episode for your July 4 weekend! Taylor, Banks, RDT (sort of) and Spenny dive into the recent average stretch of Orioles performances and delve into what the Jordan Westburg call up means for the roster moving forward. Banks, Spen and Taylor then do a Fed Thrill Starting 5 of BBQ Things. Segments also include Black Eyed Susan Spice Co. Hottest Takes and Nik Caner Medley Maryland Person of the Week.

What's up everyone? The podcast is back, and it's Taylor, Brian, Eric, and Jake running the show for you today. The guys first get into some quick Orioles talk after an up and down few days in Tampa, before pivoting into this week's Starting 5 (slash Hot Takes) of the week: bachelor party things. We hope you all enjoy a fun and loose chat between the fellas, and we'll talk to you again very, very soon!

The podcast is back for you after a tremendous weekend for the Baltimore Orioles, as the birds heated back up and swept the Kansas City Royals. Gunnar Henderson went yard for a massive homer onto Eutaw Street, Cole Irvin made a dominant return to the big leagues, and Aaron Hicks continued his tremendous play. The guys get into that, as well as some talk on DL Hall's progress in the minors, before getting into some quick Ravens talk. With that out of the way, the fellas drafted their favorite dad moves for this week's Starting 5. We hope you all enjoy, and we'll talk again very soon!

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It's another edition of the Exit 52 Happy Hour, with all 5 of the guys filtering in at different points to discuss the goings on in sports lately over the few beers. First up, Banks, Spenny, and Jake go over the insanity we've been seeing in the pro golf world, and talk about all the implications of that deal. Later on, Taylor, and then RDT join in to talk some Orioles, the Canadian Wildfires, and a whole lot more. We hope you guys enjoy, and we'll talk again soon.