The Short Porch

In this episode of the pod, our spiral into madness at the hands of the lockout continue. We discuss the results of the Hall of Fame vote and the hypocrisy of baseball writers refusing to vote for guys connected to steroids like Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and ARod, but at the same time will turn a blind eye towards David Ortiz. We also had Tommy take an IQ test to see how he compares to the rest of the Short Porch crew, as well as have Marty play Wordle for the first time ever to see if his brain can handle it. Outside of the baseball world, we discuss the NFL playoffs and how devastating the Packers' loss was to Hubbs. We finally round out the show by answering some fan-submitted questions. Despite the lack of baseball news, we make it work as always.

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The MLB lockout has no end in sight, leaving all of us baseball fans with nearly nothing new to talk about. That being said, we discuss a variety of random topics on this episode of the podcast, ranging from the Yankees' official signing of Roderick Arias, to who should or should not be a part of this year's Hall of Fame class. We go through the list of hall of fame nominees and share our picks, while also discussing the hypocrisy of baseball writers voting for certain steroid users while disregarding others. We also branch out into the NFL, giving our predictions and recaps of the playoff landscape.

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The offseason rumor mill remains quiet due to ongoing CBA negotiations, but the wheel may start turning again, as discussions between the MLBPA and owners resume today. We discuss the Mets hiring Eric Chavez away from the Yankees, which some fans are making a way bigger deal about than it needs to be. The Yankees also named Rachel Balkovec as the new manager of their Single-A affiliate, the Tampa Tarpons, breaking the gender barrier as the first female manager of a professional baseball team. We also give our takes on David Cone joining Sunday Night Baseball, as well as Arod teaming up with Michael Kay to create their own version of the Manningcast. Finally, we round out the show by answering some of your guys' voicemails.

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In our first pod of 2022, we talk about pretty much all there IS to talk about surrounding the Yankees lately. We discuss the Yankees' brass being embarrassed by their Minor League affiliate running a "pizza rat" promotion back in 2018. We talk about the Yankees' strategy of signing young superstars like Roderick Arias in International Free Agency to get around MLB Draft disadvantages. We also come to the conclusion that ever since Marty was born, society as a whole has just continued to get worse and worse, making us wonder if we'd be doing the world a favor by just offing him now. Finally, we take your guys' voicemails and demonstrate how seriously we take "Would-You-Rather" questions when asked.

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2 hours of the best moments from The Short Porch in 2021! Feel like we said the same thing last year, but what a strange year it's been. At any given time this season the Yankees looked like both the best and the worst team in the league. Hopefully our coverage helped get you all through what eventually turned out to be a very disappointing season. Lots of great memories, interviews and moments on the pod to remember from this year. Here are some of our favorites. Thanks for rocking with us in 2021. Onward to bigger and better things in the new year.

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We drafted things we want to change about the Yankees organization. Tommy shaved his beard and almost died from blood loss. Mush debates who lives the worst life of the three. The Mets hired Buck Showalter

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In this special episode of The Short Porch, Clint Frazier joins us for his first ever podcast appearance since being released by the Yankees and signing with the Chicago Cubs. He shares with us his side of the story regarding his battles on and off the field, as well as his relationship with guys like Cashman, Judge, Gardy, and more. He also talks about the infamous interaction he had with Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively back in April. We discuss his move to Chicago and what are some of the biggest factors that led him to sign there. We also learn about his feud with baseball writer, Randy Miller, and how insane it is to deal with the New York media as a member of the Yankees. And at long last, we FINALLY learn the origin of the four-finger celebration that was done by the Yankee players. Huge thanks to Clint for hopping on with us, we wish him the best as he gets a fresh start on a different ballclub.

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We had Yankees minor league aficionado Eli Fishman on the show straight from his dorm room. Eli breaks down all the hype the Yankees have going on in their farm system and how awesome Anthony Volpe truly is. He gives a great idea of what’s to come with new hitting coach Dillon Lawson. We also get an idea of where Eli came from and why he needs to become the Brian Windhorst of Jasson Dominguez. Also Clint Frazier pissed some Yankee fans off with some tweets. All that and more on today’s show.

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It's only December 1st but there's already been a TON of action in the offseason and players are moving around fast. Apparently the Yankees didn't get the memo. With guys like Corey Seager, Max Scherzer, Javy Baez, and Starling Marte all heading to different squads next year, the Yankees are left with fewer and fewer options to improve the current roster. Carlos Correa seems highly unlikely given his price tag, leaving us with guys like Trevor Story and Andrelton Simmons as our options for a SS replacement, so that's great! We also discuss the Yankees' potential targets in the trade market like Matt Olson and Bryan Reynolds, since Hal refuses to spend any money on free agents. We also talk about Gary Sanchez getting tendered, while guys like Clint Frazier and Rougned Odor find new homes elsewhere. It's gotten to the point where we seriously need to consider boycotting this team and refusing to go to any games. Yankee fans need to start fighting back. To cap off the show, we take a bunch of your voicemails, sharing the anger and frustrations that you probably have with this joke of a franchise.

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The offseason rumor mill continues to chug along, as the Yankees are still reportedly talking to the camps of both Carlos Correa and Corey Seager. In recent news however, Correa made some harsh comments towards Derek Jeter's defensive career, claiming Jeter did not deserve any of the Gold Glove awards he won. Understandably, many Yankee fans took exception to his quote and started to question whether Correa's villainous persona is something they want on the team. We also find out how desperate teams are during this year's pitching market, with Justin Verlander returning to Houston on a massive 1-year/$25 million gamble from the Astros, and the Angels signing Noah Syndergaard to a 1-year/$21 million dollar deal. Brett Gardner also reportedly wants to play again in 2022, making us seriously doubt that we'll ever get rid of this man from our lives. We also discuss the recent awards season, debating whether or not it was a good thing that Cole was snubbed for AL Cy Young and what it truly means to be an "MVP" of the league. Finally, we thought it'd be appropriate to comment on a certain Twitter "reporter" that got outed for sharing fake Matt Olson trade rumors in hilarious fashion, hopefully he never makes a resurgence.

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