The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

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.

On this episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky bellies up to the mic with classic pub-style banter, dishing out hot takes on everything from homemade birthday cake traditions to big league baseball drama. He gets real about the Yankees’ playoff hopes—can they go all the way even if Judge is MIA?—and why the Rays’ Cinderella story never seems to have a fairy-tale ending. Radlinsky takes shots at the Volpe hype train, gives flowers to Didi, and unpacks the circus that is the Dodgers’ ownership mess (if you thought high finance was confusing, just wait). Plus, there’s chatter about play-by-play adventures and a salute to sports community legends. It’s all wrapped up in wit, wisdom, and everyman humor—the perfect listen for fans who want their sports talk real, relatable, and a bit rowdy. Pull up a stool and join the fun!

On this episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky returns from an epic 23-day, 8,500-kilometer baseball road trip, sharing stories that’ll make any ballpark nerd jealous. You’ll hear tales from Major and Minor League parks, the vibrant chaos of Little League World Series umpiring, and why BBQ without beer is a cardinal sin. Radlinsky takes a hilarious and brutally honest look at empty stands, overpriced beers, and why baseball desperately needs to ditch the “old white guy” playbook if it wants to get young fans in the seats. From catching foul balls (debate: should adults ever keep ‘em?) to Nashville nightlife letdowns and wiffle ball home run derbies at Comiskey, it’s a love letter—and a wakeup call—to the game. Whether you’re diehard or a “dumb fan,” grab a drink and belly up for real talk, laughs, and all the shenanigans.

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In this episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky welcomes award-winning writer Eric Katz for a no-nonsense look at the state of the Yankees and the ever-chaotic world of MLB. The duo dissect New York’s injury woes, debate whether it’s time to move on from Giancarlo Stanton, and discuss if Aaron Boone is really the problem—or just the next scapegoat in the front-office era. They break down whether the Yankees should go all-in at the trade deadline or play the long game with prospects, and weigh in on the team’s stubborn gap at catcher.

Plus, Eric Katz gives his insights on the failure of big-money team-building (looking at you, Mets!), why MLB's pitching model might be unsustainable, and the looming labor standoff that could reshape baseball contracts forever. If you’re craving candid baseball talk, a few rants, and sharp analysis, this one’s a must-listen!

In this episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, host Brent Radlinsky bellies up to air out all the frustrations plaguing Yankee fans after a dreadful "June Boone Swoon." Radlinsky breaks down New York’s five-game losing streak, lackluster hitting, injuries to key sluggers like Judge and Stanton, and the head-scratching lack of urgency in the dugout. Is manager Aaron Boone really to blame for the Yankees’ annual midseason meltdown, or is it deep-rooted organizational complacency—and should anyone feel scared of this version of the Bronx Bombers? Plus, he calls out underachieving players, stresses the contagiousness of both hitting and slumps, and draws brutal comparisons to the floundering Mets. It’s an episode fueled by honest rants, harsh truths, and just a sliver of hope that things might finally change—if the Yankees can get healthy and recapture that old-school fire. Grab a beer and join the conversation!

Is hiring Mike Babcock the move that will finally push the Edmonton Oilers over the top, or a disaster waiting to happen? The latest episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast sees host Brent Radlinsky break down the polarizing Babcock hire, calling out the risks of old-school coaching in today’s NHL, the player-driven culture shift, and lingering issues in Edmonton’s quest for the Cup. Brent delivers candid takes—from the Oilers’ motivation problems and Babcock’s checkered past, to whether management letting players pick their coach sets a dangerous precedent. Hear why winning is the only option, what the ripple effects could mean for free agency, and why hockey culture might be changing faster than even star players realize. Plus: Canadian radio’s most worn-out songs, memories from Manitoba, and some laughs you won’t want to miss.

Is travel ball ruining youth sports, or is it the only path to baseball glory? Brent Radlinsky dives deep into the rise of travel baseball—challenging the myth of “the next Bryce Harper,” exposing the business behind amateur sport, and questioning what we’re doing to kids, families, and local communities. This episode asks the tough questions about community, honesty, and the purpose of youth sports, with personal stories from the front lines of Canadian and American baseball.

Host Brent Radlinsky, an amateur baseball insider, unpacks the lost art of playing for fun, the pressure of parental ambition, and why “if you’re good, they’ll find you” still rings true. Are travel teams the fast track to scholarships or a fast lane to burnout? Listen for hard truths, nostalgic tales, and a call to rethink how we value memories over medals.

On this brutally honest episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky invites Aaron Reilly and Joey House, from the Brutally Honest Sports Podcast, for a no-holds-barred chat about the current state of baseball, college football, and everything in between. The trio tackles the Phillies’ managerial shakeup, the Mets’ epic downward spiral, and why big spending doesn’t always guarantee wins in MLB. They go hard on what’s killing sports—think watered-down playoffs, NIL-fueled college football chaos, and the lost magic of classic rivalries. Brent Radlinsky isn’t holding back on participation medals and why striving for “mediocrity” is infecting the game, while Aaron and Joey debate realignment, the NFL draft obsession, and whether anyone actually wants a 70+ team NCAA tourney. Pour a drink, decide where you stand—this episode is raw, passionate, and sure to get you fired up about the weird world of modern sports.

In this fiery episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, Brent Radlinsky returns to the mic and pulls no punches as he rants about the state of today’s NHL. From entitled young stars with “no heart” to old-school coaches blasting their teams’ lack of effort, Brent Radlinsky unloads on everything from exit interviews to no-trade clauses—and wonders if hockey’s lost its soul to money and stats. He calls out big names like Auston Matthews and Quinn Hughes, celebrates the grit of legends like Sidney Crosby and Connor McDavid, and asks what happened to pride in wearing the jersey. Plus, Brent Radlinsky pivots to Major League Baseball, gives his brutally honest take on the Yankees’ early struggles, and laments the age of “prima donnas” in pro sports. If you’re into passionate debates, tough love, and classic sports bar banter, this episode is a must-listen.

Baseball’s back and Brent’s got all the takes—even while laid up with a broken shoulder blade and ribs! This week, The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast serves up rants about MLB’s questionable Opening Day coverage (WWE on a ballgame, really?), streaming headaches, and the debut of the new automated balls and strikes system. Brent also dishes on fan overreactions, from calling Bo Bichette a “bum” three games in to declaring seasons finished after two losses. Need a pick-me-up? Brent counts down his five favorite kinds of beers (airport beers for the win!) and shares stories from the IL—including interviewing ex-Blue Jays star Kevin Pillar. Sports, shenanigans, and a frosty “near beer”: it’s opening week in classic Sports Bar style, brought to you by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports!