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Ohio Baseball Weekly show Tonite at Special Time of 8pm
Tonite the NCAA will crown the 2014 National Champions. A moment that will shine for either Kentucky or Connecticut. Two of the most unlikely teams ever to determine the National Championship of College Basketball.
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Phone Calls tonite on the Ohio Baseball Weekly Show
Something new on tonite’s “Ohio Baseball Weekly” show with Dave Mitchell and Mark Donahue. We will be taking phone calls from 9:35 until 9:45 during the show. Simply call 937-660-4878 between those times and
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The Dish on Tribe TV Tonite on OBW
Tonite on the Ohio Baseball Weekly show with Mark Donahue and Dave Mitchell, we welcome Kevin Kleps of Crain’s Cleveland Business. Kleps recently wrote an article on the rate dispute between the Cleveland Indians
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Ohio Baseball Weekly Returns Tonite
Tonite is the opening night of the “Ohio Baseball Weekly” show. It’s been a disturbingly quiet winter for both the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Indians. So how much can each team improve? The
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Ohio Baseball Weekly Show to Return March 10th
Ultimatesportstalk.com is announcing the return of the “Ohio Baseball Weekly” show at 9pm on March 10th. The show will return with Mark Donahue and Dave Mitchell as the co-hosts. Quiet is the term for
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Should the Cleveland Indians and Washington Redskins Change their Name?
Thursday night is Halloween. On the Ultimate Sports Talk show we plan on delving into a scary subject for some. That being the sports names of Redskins, Indians and Braves. As many know Washington
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Browns and Reds moves on Tonite’s Ultimate Sports Talk
The Cleveland Browns have a new Quarterback and face the unbeaten Chiefs in Kansas City Sunday. Plus could the Dodgers be close to sending Matt Kemp to the Cincinnati Reds? I’ll talk about this
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Prep your Questions for Final Ohio Baseball Weekly show Tonite
Tonite at 9pm on “ultimatesportstalk.com” is the final “Ohio Baseball Weekly” show for the 2013 baseball season. Since March, Mark Donahue and I have brought to you a synopsis of the Cincinnati Reds and
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Selig Shows No Committment
Major league baseball’s penalties on the Biogenesis investigation will be announced Monday around the noon hour. It is expected almost 20 players will see their season come to an abrupt end. However the biggest
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Indians Poised for Second Half Run
It’s the “so called” halfway point of the baseball season. With the All Star break upon us, it’s time to look at the year so far for the Cleveland Indians and where they stand.
Read More »Orioles Sweep Yankees
This was the night of nights for Baltimore Orioles fans. Sunday night baseball on ESPN. Veteran Brian Roberts comes back from the DL and knocks in the game winning RBI. Slugger Chris Davis clobbers
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Birds of a Different Feather
These are not your father’s Baltimore Orioles. Manager Buck Sholwater has transformed a team and a city with his positive stay-in-the-moment approach and has shown all of baseball that last year’s playoff run-the first since
Read More »Oriole Davis Takes Off in Baltimore
It should not come as any surprise to baseball fans that Baltimore Oriole Chris Davis is leading the Major Leagues in home runs with 20. After all, he did hit a home run in
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Orioles Get Offensive
As the Major League baseball season enters the month of June, one thing is sure—the high-flying Baltimore Orioles offense has been a real hit in every sense of the word. What other team has
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Is Now Francisco Lindor Time in Cleveland?
A key part to the Cleveland Indians success went down in a heap behind first base last night in New York. Shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera was running out a grounder and his quad muscle popped,
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Hagadone is Haga-Done
It’s easy to become a Major League baseball pitcher. Regardless of what many may say that you need talent, the way to the majors is simple. Be a left handed pitcher. If you throw
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Orioles Win Royals Series
The Baltimore Orioles took two out of three from the Kansas City Royals in a short home stand, improving to 21-14 and moving into a first place tie with the Boston Red Sox in
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Bench Reflects on Rose Hall Chances and Sparky
It would be hard to differentiate the biggest and most recognizable name during the 1970’s Cincinnati’s “Big Red Machine” era. One could argue it was Johnny Bench, and not be completely wrong. After all
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Johnny Bench Knows Catching
Major league baseball and Cincinnati Reds legendary catcher Johnny Bench knows a good receiver when he sees one. He should. Bench is still considered the best catcher ever in baseball, even though his career
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Ohio Baseball Weekly Returns Tonite on UST
As most of you have noticed my articles have cut down over the past couple weeks. That is for a very good reason. Tonite is the opening night of the “Ohio Baseball Weekly” show.
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