Get To Know 'Em Podcast Seth Stohs

Seth Stohs of TwinsDaily.com chats with Minnesota Twins shortstop prospect Royce Lewis about several topics including the MLB draft, spring training, his 2019 season, and his new venture, a YouTube channel. 

Seth Stohs of TwinsDaily.com chats with Minnesota Twins catching prospect Ryan Jeffers about a variety of topics including the MLB draft, spring training, his 2019, and what's he's been doing since heading home during the corona virus lockdown. 

Seth Stohs of Twins Daily.com has been posting his choices for the Minnesota Twins All Decade teams. This week, the topic is the 1980s Twins. In conjunction with those articles, he recently chatted with Howard Sinker. Howard was a Twins beat writer from 1984-1987. 
In this podcast, you'll enjoy Sinker telling stories and reminiscing about players like Kirby Puckett, Frank Viola, Gary Gaetti, Kent Hrbek and other greats of the decade. 

Seth Stohs of Twins Daily.com has been posting his choices for the Minnesota Twins All Decade teams. This week, the topic is the 1970s Twins. In conjunction with those articles, he recently chatted with Patrick Reusse, veteran sports writer and radio personality in the Twin Cities. Reusse covered the Twins in the 1970s and still does today. This podcast is filled with stories on Rod Carew, Lyman Bostock, Roy Smalley, Gene Mauch, Bobby Darwin and other star players from the 1970s Twins. 

Seth Stohs has been posting his choices for the Minnesota Twins All-Decade team, starting with the 1960s at TwinsDaily.com. In conjunction with those articles, he chatted with Dave Mona, a sports-talk radio show host in the Twin Cities who covered the Twins as a newspaper beat reporter in 1968 and 1969. Mona worked at Metropolitan Stadium before the Twins came to Minnesota in 1961 and has always been a huge supporter of all Minnesota sports. Mona shares many stories of his interactions with most of the players from the 1960s including stories about Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva, Rod Carew, Jim Kaat, Billy Martin and many more. 

Anthony Slama signed with the Twins in 2007. He put up dominant stats through the minor leagues before getting a big-league opportunity in parts of 2010 and 2011. Slama recently started 3 Week Beast, an online program designed to help 11-16 year old baseball and softball players work on their strength and conditioning. (www.3weekbeast.com) Seth and Anthony discuss his playing career, getting drafted, signing, getting called up to the big leagues and his post-playing career.