The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast

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4 beer worth of sports talk and more with host Brent Radlinsky

  1. 2d ago

    Hit It Where They Ain’t

    Did a single replay challenge swing a World Series blowout? Or should a franchise icon's off-ice controversies cancel his jersey retirement? Brent dives headfirst into the wild momentum swings of the MLB postseason and the heated debate over legacy versus personal conduct in sports honors. If you've ever wondered where nostalgia, excellence, and messy real-world opinions collide, this is the episode for you. The conversation focused on Milwaukee's epic 8-run inning, the power of instant replay, and why the Brewers look like a team for the ages 06:20. A key theme that emerged: how one bang-bang play can reshape baseball history, echoing infamous calls like Don Deckinger's miss in 1985. The discussion explored Calgary's emotional attachment to fan favorites, unpacking whether Theron Fleury's complicated off-ice persona should keep his #14 from the rafters 24:00. Several points were raised, including if what happens after retirement should taint on-field greatness, whether honoring controversial legends is risk or respect—and if it's ever just about the game. Donate to Dan's Go Fund Me here! https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-dan-through-his-fight

  2. 3d ago

    World Series Check Swings, Conspiracies, and Credit Where Credit Is Due!

    On this episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast The conversation focused on the wild World Series drama—think check swings, comeback wins, and conspiracy theories about the Milwaukee Brewers’ “miracle” run. A key theme that emerged was how fans love to blame umpires, but maybe the real culprit is your bullpen blowing a four-run lead (sorry, Rays). The discussion explored why baseball purists are loving this series—even if the teams aren’t “sexy”—and why everyone needs to relax with the tinfoil-hat cheating claims. Plus, the episode breaks down the good (Toronto Maple Leafs surging), the bad (USC Trojans flopping), and the stupid (John Smoltz in the broadcast booth…again). Grab a beer, enjoy the laughs, and remember: it’s not just where you watch the game, but who you watch it with! Available wherever you get your podcasts.

  3. 5d ago

    Hellebuyck Out, Winnipeg Pissed, and the Fans Are Ready

    On this episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, it’s Saturday morning chaos with hot takes flying faster than a slapshot. With a pint in hand, the discussion focuses on the Connor Hellebuyck trade saga—why did he want out, did Winnipeg handle it like legends, and are today’s hockey stars just entitled jetsetters? One concept discussed was how loyalty in sports might be fading, with athletes and even youth players swapping teams like socks. The episode also explores rowdy fan reactions, the meaning behind tribute videos, and why outrageous ticket prices are freezing real fans out of the game. Plus, there’s the “Good, Bad & Stupid” roundup: McDavid’s scorching start, the Vancouver Canucks’ tire fire, and—wait for it—brands accidentally flirting with Nazi designs. Grab your favorite drink and belly up; this show is full of storytelling, laughs, and a few F-bombs (almost). Available now—don’t miss the banter!

  4. Oct 21

    Boycott Sports Day In 2027?

    Who really wins when baseball’s World Series is all about underdogs and ordinary fans are getting priced out? In “Tuesday Ramblings,” Brent Radlinsky breaks down why this year’s Fall Classic—Brewers vs. Rays—is both every baseball purist’s dream and a ratings nightmare. Dive into Brent’s sharp, hilarious, and brutally honest exploration of why small-market teams defy the spending giants, why fans are sick of sky-high ticket prices, and what a real sports boycott could look like in 2027. Yes, a sports fans boycott at some point in 2027! From unsung-hero rosters to the mess of billionaire owners and the infamous Hellebuyck saga, Brent blends sports storytelling, barstool banter, and real talk about the future of being a fan. Expect candid takes on baseball’s culture wars, the economics driving fans away, and memorable shout-outs to community legends and listener favorites. If you’re tired of being told “that’s just how sports is,” belly up for this unapologetically accessible sports talk—where being a “dumb fan” is a badge of honor and every topic is on the table.

  5. Oct 20

    Greed, Grievances, and Gamesmanship with Aaron from Brutally Honest Sports

    Are sports leagues broken by greed, or is parity the real gamechanger? On this brutally honest of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast episode, host Brent Bradley and guest [Aaron Riley], creator of the Brutally Honest Sports Podcast, break down the chaos swirling around MLB’s small-market rise, player contracts, college football playoff expansions, and the business of NFL fandom. Relatable, raw, and unapologetically blunt, this is where sore losers vent, ticket prices get roasted, and no take is too hot—because if you’re not yelling at the TV by the end, are you even a real fan? What’s really “success” for your club? How does player salary affect team culture, and why do analytics and streaming services make following sports less fun for the everyday fan? From the collapse of baseball’s big spenders to the ethics of injured QBs taking snaps, get the laughs, eye rolls, and hard truths every “dumb fan” needs.

  6. Oct 16

    “Fire Boone, Fire Cashman, and Hire the Fan In the Van"

    Is the Yankees’ culture problem bigger than just bad management? On this episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, we belly up with Jim from Fan in the Van and get straight into why New York’s payroll isn’t buying championships, who’s really to blame for a broken clubhouse, and why iconic names like Mattingly, Judge, Boone, and Cashman are at the center of the Bronx’s identity crisis. Jim brings decades of diehard Yankees fandom and unfiltered baseball analysis to the mic. From the agony of high expectations and Cashman’s outdated ways, to why the “spend-to-win” model has flopped against teams like the Rays, Guardians, and Brewers—this is fandom as real as it gets. Plus, we tackle mediocrity in the NFL, the myth of small-market doomsday, and the cold, hard truth about modern sports business. If you’re tired of empty excuses, entitled athletes, and the Yankees being the butt of the joke, this episode is your therapy session.

  7. Oct 15

    "You Can't Hit a Five-Run Homer?”

    This episode of the Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast goes full throttle into October baseball chaos, exposing the tightrope MLB managers walk between gut feelings and cold data. From viral social media spats to why Dodger Stadium’s empty seats aren’t as shameful as you think—this isn’t your uptight “stat-head” show. The conversation focused on why fandom mood swings so wildly around game-changing decisions—like Dave Roberts’ bullpen moves—and whether baseball’s old-school instincts could still triumph in today’s number-crunching era. One concept discussed was the hidden toll of relentless analytics on clubhouses and pitcher psyche, especially when expectations and metrics collide. The discussion explored the dominance of Milwaukee, hot social media debates (including a 135,000-view viral moment), and the real impact of media narratives on how World Series matchups are remembered, not just watched. A key theme that emerged was: if you’re only here for the box score, you’re missing the hilarious, personal, and occasionally philosophical ride of being a real fan. Plus, there’s a little heartbreak (and bath time) in the dog days of October. Be sure to donate to "3 D's" Go Fund Me in his fight with leukimia https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-dan-through-his-fight Timestamps 00:00:11 – Intro & Dodgers’ do-or-die scenario 00:03:08 – Old school vs. analytics: the manager’s dilemma 00:06:12 – Milwaukee’s playoff surge and the power of big at-bats 00:11:23 – Pitcher mindsets, expectations, and advanced metrics 00:19:20 – Media narratives: Why small-market World Series DO matter 00:25:26 – Alex Call, MLB ads, and betting responsibility 00:26:04 – Viral social media blow-ups & politics in sports discourse 00:32:22 – Upcoming debates, guest teasers, and canine complaints 00:34:12 – Community shout-outs, support, & closing

  8. Oct 14

    Hellebuyck’s Mess, McDavid Cookin', Nate's Scrappin and JT's Baby

    Ever wonder what really happens when a superstar wants back in after asking out? Is Hellebuyck Cheering for or against the Winnipeg Jets? I dug into the messy business of NHL trades, team dynamics, and the fine art of second chances. Are the Edmonton Oilers and McDavid on the verge of something historic or are fans getting fooled again? I share stories from around the league—on-ice wars, birth announcements, and the haunted fan bases that just can’t fill a stadium when it matters most. If you like sports talk that’s blunt, real, and one beer away from a debate, you’ll want to listen in.

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