119 episodes
Padres EVT Podcast East Village Times
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3.8, 34 Ratings
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EVT Podcast 122: EVT visits Spring Training
The EVT team just returned from Peoria where James and Anderson spent three days in the major league camp. This pod is a review of the time there and what was seen firsthand by James. Enjoy.
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EVT Podcast 121: Jeff Paternostro of Baseball Prospectus
Baseball Prospectus lead prospect writer Jeff Paternostro joins us to talk about their released Top 101 Prospects list. The Padres landed seven men on the list (Gore, Patino, Abrams, Trammell, Morejon, and Arias). We discuss (the not talked about enough) Tirso Ornelas, which side of the Taylor Trammell spectrum Jeff stands on, and a lot more in the show.
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Jeff Paternostro:
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EVT Podcast 120: Jonathan Mayo and Jim Callis
Jonathan Mayo and Jim Callis join the podcast separately to discuss their recently released MLB Pipeline Top 100 Prospect list. The San Diego Padres landed five players on the list (MacKenzie Gore, CJ Abrams, Luis Patino, Luis Campusano, and Taylor Trammell) and both analysts break down their view on each of the prospects. They also take the time to discuss some Padres' offseason moves and how it positions the team for the immediate and distant future, including Jim Callis’ take on these Mookie Betts to the Padres rumors.
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Johnathon Mayo: https://twitter.com/jonathanmayo?lang=en
Jim Callis: https://twitter.com/jimcallisMLB
Find their Top 100 list here: https://www.mlb.com/prospects/stats/top-prospects
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EVT Podcast 119: Dan Szymborski creator of ZiPS projections
Fangraphs senior writer and creator of the ZiPS Projections System Dan Szymborski joins the EVT Podcast to talk about the recently released ZiPS Projects for the 2020 season. Dan breaks down the system for the listeners while diving into the projections themselves, discusses Austin's favorite part of the projections (the historical age comparison), and also talks about the return of the true Padres colors. Follow Dan on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/DSzymborski?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
And Check out the full projections on Fangraphs here: https://blogs.fangraphs.com/2020-zips-projections-san-diego-padres/
Everyone have a happy holidays and happy offseason!
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EVT Podcast 118: Wilson Karaman of Baseball Prospectus
Wilson Karaman of Baseball Prospectus joins us to talk about their recently released top 20 list. Wilson helps breakdown each player on the list and what the reports look like on the particular player and why they slot where they do on the list. From the usual gushing about Gore and Patino to talking the polarizing Taylor Trammell and Adrian Morejon, while also discussing where recently departed players (Buddy Reed and Xavier Edwards) would have fit on this list. All this and much more as we discuss every player in this top 20 list. Follow Wilson on Twitter here! Check out the full list on Baseball Prospectus!
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EVT Podcast 117: Travis Jankowski
Cincinnati Red and Former Padre Outfielder Travis Jankowski joins the podcast to talk about his time with the team, his journey in baseball so far, and his favorite parts and moments of being a San Diego Padre.
After that James and Austin discuss the trade. This was recorded last week before an emergency delayed its release so we did not know about the Madison Bumgarner to Arizona move.
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Customer Reviews
East Village Times pure padres
I love this podcast! James Clark and Patrick Brewer are true Padre fans!! Each episode has stayed on talk about the padres. Other SD podcasts can steer talk about beer and irrelevant banter mixed in with negative talk about the current direction of the team and the padres players that they have on their tank league roster. The boys at EVT have embraced a positive yet cautious attitude towards the direction of the organization. A few of the guest they have had so far this season long time MLB writer Bernie Wilson, new padre beat writer AJ Cassavel, prospect analyst Eric Longerhagen, have all had excellent and informative insight on the current state of The Padres team and organization. The hosts are not as polished as other podcasters are with their conversations but I expect them to continue to grow as hosts with time and experience. They have a hip new intro which I find creative and catchy, wrapping about the team and host. With 34 episodes under their belt this dynamic duo are on their way to what I think is a solid second season. Keep it up gents and Go Padres!!!
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Consistency wins the day
Of the handful of Padres podcasts, James and Patrick are the most consistent. Before this past year, I never paid much attention to minor league ball, but with the way the club has been playing, it's nice to find hope in the future. EVT focuses most of their attention on the future and the minors, and that's made me a much more informed fan. Furthermore, besides releasing shows often (and therefore, giving this Pads fan abroad a sense of being part of the tribe even though I can't go to games), they also stay mostly positive. It seems like most Pads podcasts love to slam the organization and fans and hope in general. These guys keep me happy. Thanks! Oh, and yeah, BRING BACK THE BROWN
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