# Roberto Alomar

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Monsters of Sox: March Madness

An incomplete but faithful list of people mentioned in this episode: Garrett Crochet. Gerrit Cole. Alex Bregman. Derek Jeter. A-Rod. David Ortiz. Roberto Alomar. Mary Pierce. Bobby Fischer. Josh Waitzkin. Joe Mazzulla. Lucas Giolito. AOC. Stanley Kubrick. David Lynch. Everyone but Frank Stallone, b…

Can we acknowledge Roberto Alomar’s on-field accomplishments?

  Jim is wondering after a new profile. What are you eating this weekend?   GUEST: Jil McIntosh – writer at driving.ca  

The Train You Didn't SEE COMING?!? - April 7th, 2026

Today on a very special episode of 43Point6…. The Toronto Maple Leafs fire Brad Treliving and Keith Pelley gives probably the worst press conference of all time, The Toronto Blue Jays are SPIRALING early, Jennifer Hedger has lived under a rock for the last 30 years regarding Roberto Alomar... Tha…

SMASH** POW***BOOM** Leon "BIP" Roberts, the MLB All Star talks about his lifelong nickname, his career, his golf game and gets a great surprise!

Do we ask BIP Roberts where the Bip came from? You know we do! Do we talk about his incredible career and his love for teammates like Roberto Alomar, Benito Santiago, Tony Gwynn, Joe Carter and Jack Clark?  You betcha! Has Bip spent a lot of his life giving back by working in the Oakland communit…

Fans of the Toronto Blue Jays II

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Baseball writer Joanna Cornish ("Hum and Chuck") joins the show to discuss Toronto Blue Jays fandom. Joanna explained how she became a fan as a child during the team's 1990s World Series championships and started her "Hum and Chuck" blog in 2007, named after baseball pitching terms. They discussed …

Revisiting the last great baseball trade and more...

We argue that the December 1990 trade sending Fred McGriff and Tony Fernandez to San Diego for Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar stands as the last great, old‑fashioned baseball trade and that it directly shaped Toronto’s back‑to‑back championships. We describe how the deal unfolded at the winter meeti…

Revisiting the last great baseball trade and more...

We argue that the December 1990 trade sending Fred McGriff and Tony Fernandez to San Diego for Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar stands as the last great, old‑fashioned baseball trade and that it directly shaped Toronto’s back‑to‑back championships. We describe how the deal unfolded at the winter meeti…

Did the New York Mets NEED to DUMP Brandon Nimmo? | Is it WORTH Being STUCK with Marcus Semien?

New York Mets’ gamble on Marcus Semien backfires as Brandon Nimmo has outperformed him in Texas.  Did the front office misjudge Nimmo’s impact and the risks of unloading his contract? Ryan Finkelstein scrutinizes the Nimmo-for-Semien trade, comparing Nimmo’s age-33 campaign and advanced stats to Se…

Thom Loverro: “You could just wander into camp and watch Ali train.”

Thom Loverro says boxing has the best stories, and he shares some favorites from many years inside the fight game. He takes us to Muhammad Ali’s training camp, puts us ringside for Mike Tyson’s ear chomp, and takes us behind the scenes on the day Riddick Bowe defends his heavyweight title. Hear abo…

The Jukebox: Oct. 12, 1996

“Jukebox Saturday Night,” hosted by Mike Saffran, on “Oldies 98.9”/WKLX-FM (98.9), Rochester, N.Y. Originally aired 7 p.m.–Midnight Oct. 12, 1996. Callers aired and other show highlights: 00:31 Sharon/Walworth (“Half-Breed”) 01:12 Michelle/Batavia (“Don’t Give Up On Us”) — including “Starsky & Hutc…