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Kevin Harlan, TNT Announcer (2/4/10)
In town to call the Blazers-Spurs matchup on TNT, Kevin Harlan discusses Portland's fate this season, the race to knock off the Lakers and LeBron's quest for a ring.
Audio|Thu, 4 Feb 2010|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at1:19
“…differences. Or another year older. The suffering through some injuries in my National League truly is kind of the linchpin of this team and so many ways. Has had a very down statistical year at twenty …”
Ross Tucker, SI.com NFL (12/2/09)
Still time for the NFL with Ross Tucker of SI.com. Thoughts on the Saints, his FOX TV debut, the Civil War and Yale's head coach.
Audio|Wed, 2 Dec 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at3:16
“…that. -- Well not better than anybody the National League extra element that makes me think that. Those schools are at war in -- and he's -- so welcome Mark Buehrle. All …”
Keith Law, (10/27/09)
MLB Reporter Keith Law joins Primetime to talk about the World Series matchup between the Phillies and the Yankees.
Audio|Tue, 27 Oct 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at7:15
“…Phillies were the best soccer for the National League Yankees to the best offense in baseball you got the Yankees. In the National League received technical lot of inferior -- mean that period they substantial difference of the caliber of the two week. I think -- Yankee offense. Would clearly have been that better than Philly to have more left flat and National League if they are given an opportunity that he could put the Phillies offense in the American League. I think they would've been …”
Rob Neyer (8/24/09)
ESPN.com senior baseball writer Rob Neyer helps Primetime handicap the playoff stretch this season.
Audio|Mon, 24 Aug 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at3:39
“…Is their team better suited then in the National League to take on a team like New York matchup wise come playoff time. …”
Johnny Pesky, Red Sox legend, (8/11/09)
Red Sox legend Johnny Pesky talks with the guys about his days as a Red Sox and his hatred for the Yankees.
Audio|Thu, 13 Aug 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at6:27
“…ended it Johnny Frederick was a great hitter who went to the National League is one of the great hitters but it was with the Portland club. We had -- played -- great home run hitter. …”
Rob Neyer
ESPN.com baseball writer Rob Neyer discusses the top teams in the majors and the near future of the Seattle Mariners.
Audio|Tue, 7 Jul 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at2:06
“…run differential what you know is -- your high on. In the National League should I make the Giants -- specially because they play in the National League west. …”
Steven Lyons, former MLB player, (7/6/09)
Steve "psycho" Lyons, former major leaguer on his book about the 100 most outrageous moments in baseball history and his baseball career.
Audio|Mon, 6 Jul 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at1:13, 1:17
“…in the World Series or they. Clearly the class of the the National League. . …”
“…I -- probably there's there's certainly a lot of -- in the national league of that team than in the Al west but. You know I practically negated a playoff situation it's it's kinda hard to …”
Bud Black, Padres Manager, (6/24/09)
Bud Black, manager of the San Diego Padres on the winning the '85 World Series, his coaching philosophy, and differences in the American and National leagues.
Audio|Wed, 24 Jun 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at1:45, 5:33
“…of the buyers and sellers in there is that believe in the National League that if you get into the playoffs anything can happen. Is that democratic club things a little bit determining who is the …”
“…Is it hard to do in the National League than the American. …”
Jeremy Guthrie
Former Ashland High standout and current Baltimore Orioles ace Jeremy Guthrie talked to the guys about facing hitters in the MLB.
Audio|Thu, 11 Jun 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at6:18
“…it's a lot harder to pitch in the American League versus the National League with a designated hitter. …”
Jerry Crasnick, ESPN.com (5/21/09)
With the latest on the Jake Peavy trade that wasn't, MLB writer for ESPN.com Jerry Crasnick joining Isaac and Suke.
Audio|Thu, 21 May 2009|More from Primetime Interviews
|National Leaguefound at4:28, 2:11
“…relent I mean he may be peaking at. The stakes you have National League you know maybe he can there really Angels. If you can't stay in California maybe he -- the Cubs. The agent today said. There's three of fourteen that if they called today he would say I'll take it you know I'll go there it's not going to be a problem. But you know he's leaving. I think Diego where it's state he's comfortable it's fairly comfortable. He -- hit play in the National League with a huge ballpark I mean at the pitcher's haven. All of a sudden he's brought the packed out. You know go …”
“…know for a couple of reasons he wanted to stay in the National League. . And -- like Southern California I think if he could stay in that area he would like to do that and I …”
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