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!

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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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 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.

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.

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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.

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 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!