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Sports With Friends

Sports With Friends

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2025 Politica e governo
Episodi
  • 551. Seattle Mariners Retiring Broadcaster Rick Rizzs

    551. Seattle Mariners Retiring Broadcaster Rick Rizzs
    Oct 14 2026
    Rick Rizzs recently ended his longtime role as the Seattle Mariners ' longest-tenured broadcaster. Rizzs began calling Mariners’ games in 1983. He left to work for the Detroit Tigers from 1992 to 1994, and returned to Seattle in that magical 1995 Mariners season. For decades, he worked alongside the Mariners' original voice, Dave Neihaus. His signature home run call, “Goodbye baseball!” is familiar to fans who listened for 41 years. The Mariners recently announced that Rick will be inducted into the team’s Hall of Fame next season.
    In this episode, Rick explains his decision to retire. He discusses his favorite 1995 season and its significance for the franchise's future. He also discussed all of the stars that he saw in a Seattle uniform, including Ken Griffey Jr, Alex Rodriguez, Randy Johnson, and Ichiro Suzuki.

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    1 ora e 3 min
  • 550. Miami Marlins Retiring Broadcaster Tommy Hutton

    550. Miami Marlins Retiring Broadcaster Tommy Hutton
    Sep 30 2026
    Tommy Hutton recently ended his longtime role as the Miami Marlins TV analyst. Hutton is the longest-tenured broadcaster in Marlins history. Hutton played baseball from 1966-1981 for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies, Toronto Blue Jays, and Montreal Expos. He was famous for hitting .320 against Hall of Famer Tom Seaver.
    Hutton joined the broadcast booth in 1982 with the Expos. He then went through the Yankees and Blue Jays booths through the 1980s and 1990s, working for ESPN, ABC, and NBC as well. All this before landing with the Florida Marlins in time for their inaugural television season in 1997.
    Hutton left the team in 2015 during an ownership change, only to return six years later.
    In this episode, Hutton discusses his decision to retire and what he will miss most about the Marlins and baseball. He also recounts the two championship Marlins clubs and the challenges the team faces in their ballpark in South Florida.

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    48 min
  • 549. The LSU-SEC Controversy w/Front Office Sports’ Amanda Christovich

    549. The LSU-SEC Controversy w/Front Office Sports’ Amanda Christovich
    Sep 16 2026

    The 2026 College Football season is underway, and controversy between Louisiana State University and the Southeastern Conference came to a head when members of the conference were planning to vote the Tigers out of the SEC. It stems from LSU’s attempt to add two players, Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. These two players had signed NFL preseason contracts and were attempting to return to play college football at LSU.


    Amanda Christovich is a reporter for Front Office Sports and has been at the forefront of this case. Christovich covers the business of college sports after stints at USA Today and the Wall Street Journal.


    In this episode, Christovich explains how this case played out and what the future is for both LSU, the SEC, and all of College Football. She also talks about NIL money, the transfer portal, a potential super league, and what’s next for LSU coach Lane Kiffin.


    While Amanda is a great reporter, Syracuse fans must take heart that she is a Georgetown alum.


    Follow Amanda’s work at https://frontofficesports.com/author/amanda-christovich/.

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    49 min
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