Joey Votto says he's tired of losing, and so are we. A healthy rotation (cross your fingers), position players who are finding their way (especially, we hope, Winker and Senzel) and good managing by Bryan Price of the young guys (again, cross your fingers) are our reasons for optimism. We answer the challenge of an over-under on Ws this season from a listener, and we relive some of our memories at spring training games.

First of all, what does "leaving a legacy" mean? This phrase has multiple meanings for different people in different roles. Should this question be, "how will you be remembered?"

We talk about professional athletes and how great they were, how terrible they were, or what they could have been while in the league. If a professional athlete leaves a great legacy, what does that mean to you? Is it statistics, championships, tenure within that sport, makes a ton of money, or something else? Regardless of what the criteria is, we all have the different pieces to make that athlete great or not.

We could also relate it to ourselves within our own roles, such as: father, brother, son, husband, wife, grandmother, sister, etc. All of these roles (pro athlete included) are perceived with an individuals idea of what a great legacy truly is.

Honestly, how do you want to be remembered? Question yourself everyday to make this happen the way you want it to happen.

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Join Mike Goodpaster, John Einreinhofer, John Raspanti and former Heavyweight Contender Lou Savarese as they breakdown the fight.

The ball has finally been put in play on the 2018 Spring Training season, and that means that regular season baseball is less than one month away.

We have talked about it seemingly every week during the offseason, but Free Agency is finally moving. Eric Hosmer, J.D. Martinez, Jarrod Dyson, and Logan Morrison all have found new homes, but the guys are not excited about all the moves. Did the Padres make a mistake signing Eric Hosmer? Can J.D. Martinez handle the pressures of Beantown?

Plus, the Tampa Bay Rays are selling off pieces left and right. Jake Odorizzi has a new home in Minnesota as well as the aforementioned Logan Morrison, Steven Souza Jr. is now in Arizona, and Corey Dickerson is in Pittsburgh. Will there be anymore moves before the start of the season? How many games will Chris Archer pitch in Tropicana Field? Author and the voice of the Tampa Bay Ray, Dewayne Staats, drops by to talk about the ball club's direction and expectations for 2018 and beyond.

Finally, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced two new pace of play initiatives: shorter time between innings and a limit on mound visits. Do you agree with the changes? Wait until you hear what Chris and Graham think.

All that this week and plenty more on Out of Left Field.

After surviving his teenage years -- selling hard drugs at 13, become a father at 16, going to jail at 19 -- Randall Bailey wasn't going to be unnerved by a boxing in the opposite corner.

The fighter known as "The Knockout King" starched his first 21 opponents, won a world title in two weight divisions -- 13 years apart -- and, because of his legendary punching power, was a much-avoided guy for much of his 20-year career.

We spoke in-depth with Bailey about growing up hard on the mean streets of Miami, the strong he developed with "big brother" Freddie Pendleton, and a career in which he KO'd 39 of teh 46 men he beat.

Our interview with Randall Bailey is preceded by our weekly update on the UK boxing scene from British correspondent Paul McLaughlin, and a dissection of the week in boxing by our expert analysts, Travis Hartman, Rizwaan Zahid and John J. Raspanti.

Dennis Taylor is host of The Ringside Boxing Show, editor/publisher of www.ringsideboxingshow.com, and co-author (with John J. Raspanti) of "Intimate Warfare: The True Story of the Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward Boxing Trilogy," currently on Amazon's bestseller list.

My guest author was NCAA champion Ed O'Bannon. After a successful basketball career Ed has devoted a lot of time and effort to helping students athletes. Along with legends such as Bill Russell and Oscar Robertson, he has championed for the rights of student athletes.

Join Mike Goodpaster, Jeremiah Preisser, and John Einreinhofer as they look back at all this week's action and talk Boxing news.

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