The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

Is MLB expansion a savvy move or pure hypocrisy? The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast dishes out fiery takes on baseball’s next big leap, exposing the league’s double talk on “small markets” and deep-pocket ownership. Plus: a legendary ump show, rookie nerves, and why being a baseball official sometimes means you’re just the butt of the joke. This episode rips into the complicated MLB expansion debate at 13:23 and chronicles the Friday Night Umpshow between the Cardinals and Rockies at 24:48. Hear wild stories from the diamond, debates about adding new teams (Nashville? Montreal? Portland?) and a masterclass in how NOT to pull rank as an umpire. If you crave authentic fan perspective, pointed humor, and real talk about the state of pro baseball, you’ll feel right at home at this bar—beer not included.

On this episode of The Chasin 30 Podcast, Brent sits down with legendary Tampa Bay Rays fan and ballpark-chasing extraordinaire Sherry Langlais for a whirlwind tour of America’s baseball cathedrals—from perfect games to mini donuts. Langlais dishes out tales of throwing first pitches, riding the subway straight into Montreal’s Big O, and why she’d take 72-degree air conditioning and friendly ushers at the Trop over “historic” ballparks any day. Whether it’s reminiscing about road trips, snatching up memorabilia from MLB’s most iconic moments, or debating if you really owe that home run ball to a random kid, this episode is equal parts baseball nostalgia and road trip therapy. Plus, the secrets of Tampa’s small but passionate fanbase, ballpark food scouting, and why every fan belongs on the chase.

Ever wondered what it takes to chase your MLB team to all 30 ballparks—and why some “worst” stadiums are secretly top 5? In this lively episode, Detroit Tigers superfan and ballpark chaser Yakub Mujaahid. Mujaahid shares hilarious, heartfelt, and brutally honest stories from his quest, including wild planning hacks, stadium quirks, and epic moments few fans ever experience.

Yakub unpacks the best (and weirdest!) parks, food finds, and fan encounters, from not tailgating in Milwaukee to catching Sweet Caroline at Fenway and a "suite" deal in Denver. Hear the truth about ballpark pricing, the real vibe at Comerica Park, and why honoring Negro Leagues history could be the key to MLB’s future. Want to know which stadium left him cold—and which moment made his wife cry (for Miggy, not their wedding)? Listen in for stories only a die-hard road warrior could tell.

On this episode of The Chasin' 30 Podcast, the journey continues with a fresh pint of ballpark banter. The conversation focused on Philly native Nick Zingaro’s mission to conquer 30 MLB stadiums—armed with water bottles, wild home run derby memories, and legendary ballpark ribs. One concept discussed was the raucous reputation of Philadelphia sports fans—are they really as rambunctious as the myths say, or is it all part of the game-day fun? The discussion explored what gives a stadium real “character,” debating classic ballparks like Yankee Stadium, Citizens Bank Park, and others—plus the must-see quirks and food to try at each. Nick shares his top bucket list stadiums, close calls at Ohio State’s “The Shoe,” and why sometimes it’s not the destination, but who you’re sharing the bleachers (and koozies) with. This episode’s full of honest laughs, stadium lore, and the kind of fan storytelling soccer lovers will feel right at home with.

Take a road trip through decades of ballpark history as they spill on spontaneous cross-country adventures, favorite hidden gems in stadium design, and the camaraderie that bonds ballpark chasers coast to coast. From being a 10-year-old batboy dodging Carlton Fisk’s flying helmet to witnessing legendary games—including Mark McGwire’s 69th and 70th homers—Jeremy delivers must-hear tales and advice for fellow “Chasing 30” hopefuls. Discover what makes places like Pittsburgh stand out, why food adventures are just as important as the game, and how the “game may end, but the memories don’t” for baseball’s most passionate travelers. The vibe? Warm, witty, and full of genuine, “dumb fan” relatability.

On this week’s Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Nate from Full Count Chaos slides into the bar for a lively, brutally honest (and laugh-out-loud) look at baseball fandom and the chaos that is the 2026 MLB season. From ducking Yankees games to avoid professional-level hecklers, to ranting about the death of bunting, Nate and the crew take shots at everything from MLB’s obsession with stats to the modern “porcelain” pitcher. The episode unpacks the Orioles’ wild ride from rebuilding to playoff hopefuls, debate when it’s fair to blame players (not just managers) for stinking up the joint, and commiserate over the changing soul of the game. Plus, the unwritten rules get aired out, and why you should never invest in a jersey again. If you love raw sports banter, nostalgia, and unapologetic fan takes, belly up to this one!

Yankees or Red Sox—who rules the rivalry now? It’s not what it used to be. The latest episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast digs into what’s left of the legendary clash, why the current matchups matter more than you think, and what really happens when the so-called “little brother” flips the script. Join me as I peel back the layers—memories, mistakes, fan drama, and all that comes with baseball’s most debated feud. If you remember Pedro vs. Zimmer or ever cringed at an error on shortstop, this is one you’ll want to hear.

On this episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky pours a cold one and gets nostalgic about the magic of the Little League World Series—where the real MVPs might just be the parents in the stands. From Canada clinging to a nail-biter against South Korea (despite walking 11 batters!) to the pure joy of kids and communities coming together, Brent Radlinsky delivers hilarious takes on "Week 0" in college football, rants about travel sports madness, and laments the fading sense of community in youth sports. There’s praise for ESPN’s coverage, questions about hyper-competitive youth leagues, and a quick story about Dolly Parton lighting up a ski hill. If you crave relatable, down-to-earth banter about what makes sports joyful—and a refreshing reminder it’s still supposed to be fun—this is your episode. Grab a drink, keep it real, and remember: it’s all about who you’re with.

Is it time to pull the plug on national anthems at sports events? In this "Pack Your Crap NHL Style" edition, Brent Radlinsky tackles anthem controversies, cross-border booing, and hockey fan delusions—calling out five NHL teams that should start packing for next season before the puck even drops. This solo deep-dive dishes out brutal honesty, sharp wit, and relatable rants that’ll make any sports fan nod, laugh, and (maybe) cry.

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On this episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky kicks off “Monday Musings” by belly-flopping straight into the wild world of NFL owners and the questionable things they get up to—yes, even rich folks get pinched at trailer parks! Brent riffs hilariously on sports fandom and why we’re all “dumb fans” when our teams start winning, no matter how questionable the heroes. From Deshaun Watson’s PR disaster to Michael Vick and Kobe Bryant, it’s a brutally honest (and funny) look at how fans forgive, forget, or just move on for the sake of a trophy.

Then, Brent turns his sights on NHL expansion rumors, ranting about watered-down hockey and why adding more teams is like putting cheap beer on tap—sure, there’s more, but does anyone really want it?

Pull up a stool for raw, relatable storytelling, laughs, and zero filter sports talk the Fourteen Twenty way.