The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

Is making the playoffs really worth a champagne shower? The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast dives into the wild world of fandom, playoff celebrations, and what it means to root for a team—win or lose. Spoiler: you might question your own fan rituals after this unapologetically honest take. The conversation focused on whether clinching a playoff spot is still cause for major celebration, especially for big-budget, perennial contenders like the Yankees and Dodgers. One concept discussed was the psychology of sports fandom, from suffering supporters of historically hopeless teams to the odd loyalty athletes might (or might not) feel. A key theme that emerged: only one team wins, but every fan dreams big, even if the payoff is just two more guaranteed games and a stinging eyes-full of celebratory bubbly. Tune in for real talk, relatable stories, and a few jabs at why fans and athletes celebrate the way they do.

This episode of The Chasin' 30 Podcast dives into the ultimate baseball pilgrimage with superfan Tony Gillen, who hit all 30 MLB ballparks and a host of minor league gems. From under-the-radar food finds to the quirks that make each stadium unique, Tony Gillen brings insights and colorful stories only a true “chaser” could. Brace for tales of packed Jacksonville nights, chasing the perfect hot dog at Busch Stadium, and the friendships sparked on the road—all with Brent’s trademark banter. Wondering why Wrigley’s magic dwarfs Chase Field, or how a ballpark’s neighborhood can make or break the experience? Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or plotting your first baseball trip, this episode brings laughs and plenty of essential tips—without spoiling the best stories.

Is baseball fandom about the ballgame—or the road trip, food adventures, and banter along the way? This episode of The Chasin' 30 Podcast drops you into the wild world of MLB ballpark chasing, as Cleveland Guardians diehard Amy Harber (MLB Fan Cave semifinalist and relentless stadium explorer) brings stories, foodie hot takes, and travel hacks that every baseball fan needs. Amy spills on what it's like chasing all 30 MLB parks, why Progressive Field will always be home, and why food—from ramen bowls in St. Louis to Fruit Loops hot dogs in Cleveland—can make the game itself feel like the undercard. Find out what makes a city unexpectedly awesome, why Wrigley Field might not be all it's cracked up to be, and just how much the baseball gods care about superstition (there's a Prince/Lake Minnetonka moment you won't forget at 00:23:05). From candid talk on ticket prices to the essential pregame dive bars and legendary postgame street beers, this episode is your blueprint for doing baseball like a pro—no matter your fan level.

What drives a baseball fan to visit all 30 MLB stadiums—and what secret sauce makes some parks truly unforgettable? In the latest Chasin' 30 , Pittsburgh Pirates superfan Billy Cook breaks down his epic journey to every big league ballpark, sharing strategies, wild road trip stories, and the unexpected joys (and beers) found along the way. Billy Cook, freshly minted member of the "30 Ballparks Club," spills how his adventure started by chance, evolved into a nationwide obsession, and why PNC Park earns GOAT status. Hear why catching a home run, stumbling into rooftop bleachers, sampling local eats, and getting your passport book stamped are all essential to building a lifetime of baseball memories. From braving 17-hour drives to impromptu ballpark bar crawls and minor league gems, this is a love letter to the quirks and camaraderie of baseball travel.

Ever wonder what drives a diehard baseball fan to chase MLB’s full ballpark tour? In this episode, guest and Braves fanatic Michael Sain takes us inside his 20-year mission to visit 30 stadiums, sharing stories of iconic parks, unexpected moments, and why the journey is about far more than baseball. Get ready for laughs, nostalgia, and hot takes on everything from stadium vibes to the lost art of keeping score. Michael brings a unique blend of wit and authenticity, recounting his favorite ballpark experiences, minor league must-sees, and the quirks of being both a superfan and a “baseball purist.” From walk-off memories at Turner Field to sampling crab mac & cheese dogs at Camden Yards, this is an epic road trip for anyone who believes baseball is as much about the people and places as the game itself. Tune in for stadium hacks, fan etiquette debates, and heartfelt reflections on what makes America’s pastime truly timeless.

In this episode of The Chasin' 30 Podcast, Patrick Madden joins the show and serves up stories from his quest to visit every MLB park, from Target Field’s Juicy Lucys to the legendary bleachers at Fenway. The conversation hits everything: why ballpark neighborhoods make game day an event, the mystical power of a perfect hot dog, and why some new stadiums just don’t have “it.” Patrick dishes on Citi Field’s epic food game, Wrigley’s charm, and which stadiums left him underwhelmed (looking at you, Minute Maid). There’s banter about Pete Rose, ballpark legends, and that eternal question: do you have to give that foul ball to a kid? For baseball diehards, casual fans, and anyone who’s ever daydreamed about the open road and a doubleheader, this episode brings the heart, history, and hilarity that make ballparks a home away from home. Grab a pint and join the chase!

Is chasing every MLB ballpark a sign of fandom or just a little bit crazy? In this Chasin’ 30 episode Adam Rosenbaum, stadium chaser and true baseball purist Adam Rosenbaum breaks down his epic trek—visiting all 30 MLB teams’ home games, 45+ minor league ballparks, and weaving in road trip stories you couldn’t script. From electric atmospheres in Seattle and San Diego to the all-time vibes at the old Yankee and the Colorado Rockies first ever home game at Mile High Stadium, Adam’s tales hit every note a baseball fan will love. Adam unpacks what compels someone to mark off every state, why minor league stadium experiences are often hidden gems, and the underrated beauty of affordable tickets and basic ballpark food but also the disdain of scoreboards in some ballparks!. Relive iconic moments—like the Cubs’ World Series heartbreak and euphoria—and get tips on making the perfect ballpark from a stadium connoisseur, complete with skyline views and cheap seats. If you think the game is just what’s on the field, this episode will have you chasing your own baseball adventure.

What makes baseball fandom so special—and how does chasing every MLB ballpark reveal the true spirit of America’s pastime? In this unique episode, Brent welcomes author and traveler Marianne Murphy, who’s visited 19 of the 30 MLB parks and is writing "Baseball: The Beautiful," a book gathering fan stories from stadiums across the country. Together, they dig into the culture, connections, and community that make chasing ballparks about more than just the game. From hilarious hot dog nights in Toronto to the welcoming atmosphere in Cleveland, and the power of local traditions, this episode explores the nostalgia, kindness, and social bonds found only at the ballpark. Marianne shares tips for solo stadium travel, the importance of team history, and the underappreciated magic of losing—and how baseball provides a metaphor for resilience and togetherness. Don’t miss memorable tales of legendary parks, hidden gems, and why strangers become friends over nine innings.  Go to dancewalkingfool.org to donate to Marianne's great cause!

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. Support the podcast by using Seat Geek for your next concert or sporting event and using promo code 1420GEEK and save yourself $20

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. Available now on all platforms—don’t forget to subscribe and join the conversation!

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!

Baseball is heating up at The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast as Brent Radlinsky and guest Aaron Riley dive into the thrills and debates of the World Baseball Classic. From the impact of star pitchers, controversial player decisions, and unforgettable matchups like USA vs. Dominican, Brent and Aaron serve up passionate takes, banter, and a few laughs—plus some strong opinions on Bryce Harper’s antics and media training in sports. Whether you love bat flips, big moments, or old-school purism, this episode has something for every fan as the guys look ahead to MLB season, St. Paddy’s Day plans, and even touch on Penn State hockey drama. Presented by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports, belly up to the bar for sports, shenanigans, and a whole lot more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What’s really going on with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and why does their yearly collapse keep catching fans off guard? In this episode, host Brent Radlinsky pulls back the curtain on Leafs drama, trade deadline frustrations, and the realities of rebuilding in a league packed with overvalued assets. From no-trade clauses to front office blunders, they break down where things went wrong for the Leafs, how Canadian franchises keep faltering, and why cultural issues run deeper than any “bad luck” streak. Plus, stick around for candid World Baseball Classic reactions and a special personal announcement from Brent about his baseball journey.

Deanne and Brent sat in the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar to discuss the two Gold Medal Game losses that Canada had to the USA over the weekend and their feelings on how it all panned out.

It’s the showdown we’ve all been waiting for—Canada vs. USA for Olympic hockey gold! Brent Radlinsky breaks down the nerves, national pride, and shenanigans leading up to the most anticipated game of the year. From nail-biting comebacks, heated rivalries, and social media uproar about those early morning puck drops, to legendary matchups with McDavid, Crosby, and Hughes on the ice, this episode sets the stage for a game that will go down in history. Will Canada’s best-on-best shine, or does Team USA have the depth to pull off the upset? Plus, stories of community, memories of past Olympic glories, and why losing to the Americans just isn’t an option. Sit back, grab a beer, and get ready for the ultimate hockey battle

Family Day brings big sports topics to the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast as Brent Radlinsky dives into the arrival of automated balls and strikes in MLB. Is this challenge system a game-changer, or just a “nothing burger”? Brent weighs in on tech, human error, and why baseball’s imperfection is worth celebrating. Plus, he spotlights a bigger issue: the hush-hush betting scandal with Emmanuel Clase and what it means for the sport. There’s plenty of shenanigans, shoutouts to family, and a wild story about Bernie the Wonder Mutt giving Deanne a black eye! This episode is brought to you by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports. Grab your favorite beverage and belly up for a spirited take on sports, tech, and keeping the game real.

Are sliders ruining your bar experience? Or is Team Canada just too dominant at Olympic hockey? Join host Brent Radlinsky for another round at the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, where sports, beer, and shenanigans collide! In this episode, Brent dives deep into why sliders might be the biggest ripoff on any menu, then shifts gears to Olympic hockey, breaking down Team Canada’s steamroll through the group stage, McDavid’s quest for legacy alongside legends like Sidney Crosby, and what makes this men’s Olympic tournament feel a little too easy—so far. Enjoy sharp insights on player performances, the pressure of chasing gold, and why Canadian fans care so much about hockey glory. Plus, get Brent’s unfiltered take on sports media, politics, and those infamous early morning gold medal games. Subscribe for honest, beer-fueled sports talk

Pour yourself a beer and join Brent Radlinsky and Deanne Michalopoulos at the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar for a lively episode filled with sports banter, debate, and a few shenanigans. From rare championship T-shirts and silver medals to the culture of false hope in pro sports fandom, this episode dives deep into what it really means to be a sports fan. Plus, the duo takes on the Super Bowl’s dud of a game, the art of the halftime show, and streaming woes that frustrate fans everywhere. The conversation mixes honesty, humor, and nostalgia, all served up with playful back-and-forth and three fun “Colbert questions” to wrap things up. Presented by SeatGeek and proud to be part of the Belly Up Media Network.

Is defending your mother’s honor worth a suspension? How much pressure sits on Sidney Crosby and Connor McDavid as Canada chases Olympic hockey gold? Brent Radlinsky breaks it all down on this week’s “Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast,” where sports, beer, and shenanigans collide. Brent dives into the Gavin McKenna bar incident, confronting society’s obsession with online negativity and armchair critics, then pivots right into the high-stakes world of Men’s Olympic Hockey. From the grit and legacy of Canadian hockey legends to analyzing Team Canada’s strengths and goaltending question marks, Brent goes deep on what it means to wear the maple leaf and how one tournament can unite (or divide!) a nation. Plus, hear why the US is still chasing its “Miracle” moment and why all eyes should be on Crosby’s Olympic legacy. If you want to hear honest hockey talk, heart, and a call for unity, this episode will hit home.

The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast is back, and Brent Radlinsky isn’t shying away from the tough stuff—this time it’s all about the age-old intersection of politics and sports. From reliving the drama of the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” to discussing the ongoing impact of protests and political boycotts at the Olympics, Brent shares his personal take on why athletes use their platform to spark conversation and controversy. Plus, he digs into today’s headlines, freedom of speech in sports, and why the Olympics always seem to turn up the heat on global politics. Grab a beer, settle in, and get ready for unfiltered sports talk with a side of shenanigans! This episode is brought to you by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports.

Grab a beer and pull up a stool—The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast is back! This episode dives into the upcoming Winter Olympics, childhood sports memories, and the impact of modern social media on young athletes and society. Deanne joins as the Voice of Reason, bringing thoughtful and hilarious takes on everything from Olympic nostalgia to the challenges facing kids today. From nostalgic figure skating flashbacks to the pressure on professional athletes, no topic is off-limits. Plus, get insights on how community, arts, and sports can shape kids for the better.

From Hall of Fame debates to blockbuster Mets offseason moves, Brian Germinaro  stops by the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast for a lively baseball dive! We debate the controversial Beltran induction and the double standards of Hall of Fame voters, dig into the Mets’ shakeup, Lindor/Soto drama, and why Steve Cohen's money hasn’t delivered a World Series (yet). Plus, we break down the big deals, from Bo Bichette to Freddie Peralta, and the real state of small market teams in MLB. Sprinkle in some New York sports misery, Giants coaching chatter, and Super Bowl picks—this episode has it all. Presented by Seat Geek and the Belly Up Sports Media Network!

Big baseball moves and even bigger opinions! Brent Radlinsky welcomes guest Eric Katz to break down the Dodgers’ jaw-dropping Tucker signing, what it means for contracts across the league, and whether deferred money and loopholes are ruining the game. The duo debate if the Dodgers are bad for baseball or just brilliant, why MLB needs to step up its World Baseball Classic marketing, and preview looming labor chaos. Plus, takes on small market teams like the Brewers and the changing mindset of today’s athletes when it comes to chasing rings versus staying loyal. Get Eric Katz’s way-too-early World Series picks, some insight on free agency drama, and plenty of 1420 Sports Bar banter. This episode is presented by Seatgeek.com, Belly Up Media Network, and Belly Up Sports.

Is baseball broken, or are some teams just unwilling to play with the big dogs? The Dodgers’ latest blockbuster contract has the sports world asking tough questions. In this episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, I dig into the Kyle Tucker signing—and why the outrage isn’t really about the Dodgers at all. From salary floors to shrinking parity, I question who’s really at fault and what needs to change before labor strife grinds the game to a halt. If you care about the future of baseball—or just love a frank behind-the-scenes look at how money shapes the game—this conversation is for you. Listen in as I break down why the real story isn’t what you think, and what needs to happen before the sport gets stuck on the sidelines for years. Settle in. Let’s talk baseball, business, and the uncomfortable truths no one else is saying.

What happens when tradition collides with big money in college football? Is loyalty dead in pro sports? On the next Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, I sit down with Aaron Riley for a brutally honest look at how NIL deals, the transfer portal, and coaching changes are unraveling the games we thought we knew. We dig into why fans are tuning out, how contracts are shaping players’ choices, and what it all means for the future of sports. Curious where all this leads? Tune in as we sort through the chaos, debate solutions, and consider what loyalty means in the age of million-dollar athletes.

Kicking off the new year with the first-ever Saturday night edition, Brent Radlinski brings you a lively episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast. From road trip shenanigans and Twitter rants to hot takes on college football’s transfer portal and the chaos of NIL money, Brent tackles everything with a signature mix of laughter and honesty. Hear his thoughts on the NHL’s misplaced Winter Classic, the evolving World Juniors, Team Canada’s Olympic roster snubs, and bold predictions for 2026’s biggest champions. Whether you love heated sports talk or enjoy a good story over a cold beer, this episode is sure to get you thinking—and laughing. Presented by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s the wildest sports award show in the pod-verse! Brent Radlinsky serves up the first-ever “Hold My Beer Awards” on The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast. Who really cashed in and who totally checked out? From the most overpaid athletes and baffling franchise plans, to the worst owners in sports and teams whose championship windows just slammed shut, we cover it all—with a pint of comedy and a splash of shenanigans. Plus, why the Four Nations Face-Off reignited our passion for sports, and a nod to an indie podcast powerhouse. Presented by SeatGeek and Righteous Felon Jerky, this episode brings big laughs, hard truths, and plenty of Hold My Beer moments. Grab a cold one and pull up a stool—this is sports talk, barroom style.

It’s the holiday season at The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, and host Brent Radlinsky is serving up a special: the ultimate Christmas sports wish list. Reflecting on nostalgia, heartbreaking defeats, and what every fan wants under their tree—a real plan for success—Brent shares heartfelt memories of Yankees near-misses and dives into what makes fandom so rewarding and exhausting. Plus, there’s talk of baseball’s iconic World Series moments, the desire for more emotion in sports, and just a sprinkle of shenanigans. Whether your team needs a championship or just some brutal honesty from the front office, this episode is for fans who wish for more than just another jersey or empty press conference. Presented by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports. Grab a beer, settle in, and discover what Brent hopes Santa brings to every sports fan’s stocking this year! Learn more about

Leafs fans, this one’s for you! Brent Radlinsky bellies up to the bar with “Voice of Reason” Deanne for a passionate, hilarious, and honest breakdown of what’s really up with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Is it a curse? A business-first mentality? Or just bad chemistry? No player or exec is safe as the duo dishes on leadership woes, locker room culture, why talent isn’t enough, and whether Leafs fans should finally throw in the towel. From Matthews’ leadership struggles to MLSE’s love affair with profits over Cups, Deanne pulls no punches, even calling for a blockbuster trade! Plus, game day dreams and a surprisingly touching take on Taylor Swift’s impact round out the episode. Presented by our friends at SeatGeek and Belly Up Media.

The holidays aren’t the same for Canadian hockey fans, as the World Juniors lose their luster in a changing sports landscape. Host Brent Radlinsky bellies up to the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar to unpack World Junior fatigue, from oversaturation, media disconnect, Hockey Canada scandals, and why Canadian pride just doesn’t hit quite like it used to. Is it the commercialization, hard-to-relate athletes, or something deeper? Grab a beer, settle in for honest takes, nostalgia, and hope that this year’s tournament reignites the spark. Plus, find out what’s coming up this week on the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast—including the new “Hold My Beer” sports awards and some stocking-stuffer merch. Presented by Righteous Felon Craft Jerky and SeatGeek.

Did the Oilers just gamble their future on a goalie swap that doesn’t move the needle? Is the NHL facing a full-blown goaltending crisis—with no real answers in sight? On the next episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, I dig into why Edmonton’s trade for Tristan Jarry might change everything—and maybe nothing at all. From elite goaltenders vanishing to McDavid’s legacy hanging in the balance, we break down what this means for the Oilers, the league, and the fans. Plus, “The Good, the Bad and the Stupid” in sports this week, all from your local sports bar seat.  Save $20 at Seat Geek by using promo code 1420SEAT

College football chaos! Brent dives into the controversy around Notre Dame’s College Football Playoff snub and their decision to skip the Pop Tart Bowl, unpacking what it means for the future of meaningless bowl games and the tradition-rich sport. Plus, he tackles baseball’s Hall of Fame snubs, questions Jeff Kent’s induction, and debates whether stars like Don Mattingly and Barry Bonds truly belong. Brent also gives his take on the Toronto Blue Jays’ uncertain future with Bo Bichette in free agency and how player loyalty and team chemistry impact winning. All that, some shenanigans, and advice for pod listeners to grab a hoodie and some Righteous Felon Jerky. Brought to you by Belly Up Sports, Seatgeek, and Righteous Felon.

Superstitions, heartbreak, and some much-needed reason—this episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast has it all! The "Voice of Reason" Deanne joins Brent for a lively sports bar chat on quirky game day rituals, Toronto sports heartbreaks, and whether fans’ traditions actually matter. From Leafs “jersey throwers” to Jays fever, the crew share laughs, debate infamous sports curses, and compare notes on who they’d most want to share a drink with at the local watering hole—Springsteen or Billy Joel, anyone? Plus, does “Frosty the Snowman” count as a real Christmas song, or is it just another winter tune?

Canadian hockey fans, brace yourselves—Brent Radlinsky is serving up some hot takes at the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar! On this episode, Brent dives deep into why the Stanley Cup always seems to slip through Canada’s fingers, dissecting everything from taxes and weather to relentless media pressure and player mentality. Is it bad luck, bad timing, or just the law of averages? Brent doesn’t stop at the NHL—he calls out the NFL hype machine, questions what makes the league so appealing, and even opens up about his own mental health and the challenges he faces. As always, sit back, grab a few beers and lets get into 'er! Presented by Seat Geek and Righteous Felon Beef Jerky!