Cory Tell All Sports: Telling It All Podcast

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Thursday, August 24, 2017

Telling It All Podcast - Kyrie Irving/Isaiah Thomas Trade, Fantasy Football, MLB and NFL Predictions

Topics Include: The Kyrie Irving Trade Saga (0:30). The Trade From The Cavaliers Perspective (2:45). The Trade From The Celtics Perspective (8:45). The Top Of The Eastern Conference (17:00). Players To Target In Earlier Rounds Of Fantasy Football (20:40). Players To Look For In Later Rounds (25:00). Fantasy Football Strategies (28:15). The LA Dodgers Playoff Outlook (32:40). AFC Divisional Predictions (36:20). NFC Divisional Predictions (40:25).

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Thursday, July 6, 2017

Telling It All Podcast - NBA Free Agency, Mike and the Mad Dog

Topics Include: Team Building Through The Lens Of The Boston Celtics And Houston Rockets (1:50). Gordon Hayward Signing With The Celtics (13:35). NBA Teams Dealing With The Salary Cap (19:45). Paul George Going To The Oklahoma City Thunder (25:45). Paul Millsap Signing With The Denver Nuggets (28:12). Mike and the Mad Dog Stories (29:50).

Mike Francesca's rant in 2012 after the New York Mets were swept by the Colorado Rockies in a 4-game series in August.

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Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Telling It All Podcast With Ben Goodman - Patriots-Falcons Super Bowl LI Recap

Topics Include: The Atlanta Falcons Dominate First Half (2:37). The Patriots Comeback/Falcons Collapse (7:33). The Falcons 4th Quarter Play-Calling (16:30). The Inevitable Patriots Touchdown In Overtime (22:30). Tom Brady As the Greatest Quarterback Of All-Time (26:40). The Devastating Loss For The Falcons (29:30). Roger Federer-Rafael Nadal 2017 Australian Open Finals (34:00). Carmelo Anthony Trade Speculation (39:30).

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Friday, January 13, 2017

Telling It All Podcast With Tanner Crouch - 2016-2017 NBA Mid-Season Overview

Topics Include: What Has Gone Wrong For The Orlando Magic/Minnesota Timberwolves (1:20)? Cleveland Cavaliers Mid-Season Overview (7:50). Possible Toronto Raptors/Boston Celtics Playoff Series (9:40). Tough Decisions For The Atlanta Hawks/New York Knicks (16:10). The Growing Legend Of Joel Embiid (23:45). Golden State Warriors/San Antonio Spurs Mid-Season Overview (28:15). The Houston Rockets Offensive Efficiency (34:16). James Harden/Russell Westbrook MVP Race (39:42). NBA Speed Round (43:10).

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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Tanner Crouch - 2016-2017 NBA Season Preview

Topics Include: Cleveland Cavaliers Season Outlook (4:30). Boston Celtics As A Threat To The Cavs (8:45). Toronto Raptors/Detroit Pistons/Atlanta Hawks Season Preview (13:30). The Promise Of The Indiana Pacers (19:25). Tanner's Orlando Magic Homer Prediction (22:35). Golden State Warriors Season Outlook (31:40). Russell Westbrook's Revenge Tour (36:45). Utah Jazz/Houston Rockets/Portland Trail Blazers Season Preview (39:30). The Minnesota Timberwolves Taking A Leap (43:15). NBA Awards Predictions (47:30).

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Saturday, August 13, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Ben Goodman - Rio 2016 Summer Olympics

Topics Include: Rio de Janeiro As The Host City (1:00). NBC's Coverage Of The Olympic Games (12:10). Experiences As A Fan At Rugby, Table Tennis, Swimming, and Volleyball Events (20:25). Lilly King-Yulia Efimova Swimming Rivalry (28:40). Mainstream Sports At The Olympic Games (34:05). Overall Impressions Of The Olympics (39:55).

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Friday, August 5, 2016

Telling It All Podcast - MLB Trade Deadline, Russell Westbrook, The Night Of, Mr. Robot, Jason Bourne, Nerve

Topics Include: Trades By The Cleveland Indians and Texas Rangers/American League Pennant Favorites (1:20). Trades By The New York Mets, Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants, Washington Nationals/National League Pennant Favorites (6:40). Russell Westbrook's Contract Extension (9:30). The Night Of/American Criminal Justice System (16:10). Mr. Robot's Second Season Struggles (24:15). "Oh my God... It's Jason Bourne" (28:35). Rory's Trip To Watch Nerve (31:45).

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Monday, July 11, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Ben Goodman - Euro 2016 Final, NBA Free Agency

Topics Include: Cristiano Ronaldo's Injury (1:00). Portugal's Defensive Unit (4:15). Didier Deschamps Criticism (7:45). Portugal's Euro 2016 Run (11:45). The NBA Salary Cap Jump (18:15). Kevin Durant Going To The Golden State Warriors (21:30). New York Knicks Off-Season Moves (32:30). Dwyane Wade Leaving The Miami Heat (33:45).

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Sunday, May 29, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Richard Tell - Thunder-Warriors Western Conference Finals Game 6, Real Madrid-Atletico Madrid Champions League Final, The Nice Guys

Topics Include: Golden State Warriors - Oklahoma City Thunder Game 6 Breakdown (0:45). Pittsburgh Penguins - San Jose Sharks Stanley Cup Finals Preview (13:10). Warriors - Thunder Game 7 Predictions (15:50). Real Madrid - Atletico Madrid Champions League Final (17:00). The Nice Guys Movie Review (27:35).

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Friday, May 13, 2016

Telling It All Podcast - Leicester City's Title Run, Clayton Kershaw, Warriors-Thunder Western Conference Finals, ESports, Game of Thrones

Topics Include: An Ode To Leicester City's Championship Run (1:15). Clayton Kershaw's Dominance (10:40). Tim Duncan's Possible Retirement (16:45). Warriors-Thunder Western Conference Finals Preview (19:10). The Growth of ESports (24:20). Game of Thrones Discussion (30:15).

Shaq squares off against Thorin on Inside the NBA.

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Thursday, March 31, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Ben Goodman - NCAA Final Four, LeBron James, WGC Match Play, US Soccer

Topics Include: Teams Fulfilling Or Transcending Their Reputations (2:45). The Coach K-Dillion Brooks Incident (5:15). Great Sports Gamesmanship Moments (11:45). Quality Of Play Of The NCAA Tournament (18:00). LeBron James Unfollowing The Cavs On Twitter (26:40). Jason Day's Win At The WGC Match Play (29:30). The Adam LaRoche Controversy (32:00). The State Of United States Men's Soccer (34:40).

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Saturday, March 19, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Matt Cowen - Premier League, 2016 Presidential Primaries, NCAA March Madness First Round

Topics Include: Will Leicester City Win The Premier League (1:00)? Who Will Get Relegated (3:45)? Impressions of the Rumored European Super League (6:45). Champions League Quarterfinals Preview (8:00). The Rise of Donald Trump (10:00). Trump Moving Into The Center (12:40). March Madness First Round Overview (15:25).

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Sunday, February 14, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Stacy Tell - Oscars Preview

Topics Include: Movie Review of 2015 (0:15). Expectations For Chris Rock As Host/Rory Confuses Chris Rock and Chris Tucker (3:00). Best Actor In A Supporting Role Discussion (5:20). Leonardo DiCaprio Finally Winning Best Actor (7:00). Memorable Scenes From The Best Picture Films (9:00). Best Picture Expectations (14:00). Best Actress Category Overview (18:00). Best Director Thoughts (20:30). Which Actor/Actress/Movie Do You Really Want To See Win (28:45)?

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Monday, January 25, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Dylan Flanagan - State And Future Of United States Tennis, Australian Open Second Week

Topics Include: The State Of Tennis/ATP Tour Financing (1:00). The Future Of United States Tennis (7:35). The Advantages And Disadvantages Of College Tennis (14:15). Seven Empty Seconds As Mysterious As The Missing Audio From The Apollo 11 Moon Landing (16:35). Australian Open Men's Singles Second Week Predictions (16:45).

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Sunday, January 24, 2016

Telling It All Podcast With Ben Goodman - AFC/NFC Championship Games, Mets Signing Yoenis Cespedes, Cavs Firing David Blatt, Australian Open Second Week

Topics Include: Broncos AFC Championship Game Victory Over The Patriots (0:30). Our Thoughts On The Panthers Dominating The Cardinals In The NFC Championship Game (11:40). Reactions To The Mets Re-Signing Yoenis Cespedes To A 3-year, 75 Million Dollar Contract (14:00). Second Week Preview of Australian Open Men's Singles (19:00). Super Bowl 50 Predictions For Broncos And Panthers Game (23:30).

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Saturday, January 23, 2016

Telling It All Podcast - English Premier League, David Blatt Firing, AFC/NFC Championship Games, Oscars Nominations/Predictions

Topics Include: Can Leicester City Win The EPL Title (0:45)? The State of Manchester City and Manchester United (4:15). What Clubs Will Get Into The Top Four (9:30)? Discussion of the Relegation Battle (11:30). Reaction to the Cavs firing of David Blatt (14:50). AFC Championship Game Preview (22:10). NFC Championship Game Preview (26:35). Oscar Nominations/Oscar Predictions (31:30).

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Telling It All Podcast - ESports Overview

Topics Include: Discussion on Call of Duty World League (1:10). Breakdown of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive StarSeries XIV/Dreamhack Leipzig (12:20). Halo Championship Series Overview (22:20).

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Thursday, December 31, 2015

Telling It All Podcast - 2015 Sports Year In Review

Topics Include: Who Won The Year In Sports In 2015 (0:30)? Who Were The Biggest Disappointments (4:00)? What Are You Looking Forward To In 2016 (6:00)?

Podcast Notes:

American Pharoah is the only horse to have won the Triple Crown and the Breeders' Cup Classic. Sunday Silence is the only other horse to have won three of the four grand slam of racing in the same year (won the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Breeders' Cup Classic in 1989).

Jordan Spieth (-18 at Masters, -5 at U.S. Open, -14 at British Open, -17 at PGA) finished the four majors at a combined 54 under, surpassing the record set by Tiger Woods in 2000 at 53 under (-4 at Masters, -12 at U.S. Open, -19 at British Open, -18 at PGA).

Pablo Sandoval and Rick Porcello are under contract for 4 more years, and Hanley Ramirez has a 22-million dollar vesting option for 2019 if he accumulates 1,050 plate appearances between 2017 and 2018. Tear, tear for Red Sox fans.

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Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Telling It All Podcast - American League East Preview

Topics Include: Red Sox Season Preview (2:00), Yankees Season Preview (13:45).

Topics Include: Orioles Season Preview (1:50), Blue Jays Season Preview (6:30),
Rays Season Preview (9:45)

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About Me

About Me:

Welcome to my blog, Cory Tell All Sports. Before you begin to read my posts and sports opinions, you should get to know to know some things about me and learn about my favorite teams. You can keep up to date with my blog activity by following me on twitter at https://twitter.com/ctellallsports and by listening to the podcasts that I record with my friends and family on SoundCloud at https://soundcloud.com/ctellallsports or at http://corytellallsports.blogspot.com/search/label/Telling%20It%20All%20Podcast

My Teams:

My dad and his father were die hard Colts fans when they lived in Baltimore. My grandfather witnessed back-to-back NFL Championships when the Colts beat the Giants in 1958 in "The Greatest Game Ever Played" (I love watching that Alan Ameche TD run in OT) and then again in 1959 behind the play of Johnny Unitas. On my dad's 9th birthday on January 12, 1969, he had to watch Joe Namath come through on his guarantee to defeat the heavily favored Colts in Super Bowl III. However, my dad got his childhood wish of seeing the Colts win the Super Bowl, as they knocked off the Cowboys in Super Bowl V two seasons later due to a long John Mackey TD reception and a Jim O'Brien game-winning FG in the final minute. My dad continued to keep tabs on his Colts when he was at graduate school in the Baltimore area. During the 2000s, I had to undergo years of anguish and disappointing playoff defeats like my dad experienced (the loss to the Steelers in the 2005 playoffs still hurts). However, Peyton Manning (with the help of Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Dwight Freeney, and the rest of the squad) finally led my Colts to a Super Bowl. I could not have been happier after the Colts came back from a 21-3 deficit against the Patriots in the AFC Championship game behind an 80-yard game-winning drive TD in the end of the 4th quarter and then went on to beat the Bears in Super Bowl XLI. The Tracy Porter interception against the Saints in the Super Bowl during the 2009 season still gives me nightmares, but the 14-year run with Peyton Manning was a magical one. While it was obviously upsetting to see the only Colts quarterback that I have ever known leave Indianapolis in 2012, it was time to move on to the future with Andrew Luck.

When I was a little kid, I went to Boston every summer on my way up to, and back from, camp in Maine. My family went to a bunch of Red Sox games and I fell in love with Fenway Park and the team. Although any Red Sox playoff success was hard to believe for a tortured Sox fan during the early 2000s, Boston won five World Series prior to trading Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1920. We do not have to talk about what happened over the next eight decades from Ted Williams having to play hurt during a 7 game World Series loss to the Cardinals in 1946 to the Bucky Dent home run for the Yankees in the 1978 tie-breaker game to the Bill Buckner error in game 6 of the 1986 World Series against the Mets. After Aaron Boone hit his walk-off home run in game 7 of the 2003 ALCS against the Sox, I thought I would never see a World Series win. Although all the heartbreak felt like perpetual despair, the struggle for a title made it feel so sweet when the Sox overcame the Yankees in the ALCS after being down 3-0. I will never forget Dave Roberts stealing second base off Mariano Rivera and Bill Mueller driving him home to tie the score in game 4, Big Papi's walk-off home run in extra innings of that contest or walk-off hit in game 5, Curt Schilling's bloody sock performance in game 6, or Johnny Damon's grand slam in game 7. The feeling of finally reaching the mountain top in 2004 by sweeping the Cardinals in the World Series was the pinnacle of my sporting fandom. To make things even better, my beloved Sox came back from 3-1 down against the Indians in the ALCS before sweeping the Rockies in the World Series in 2007 and then had the "Boston Strong" World Series season in 2013.

My love of the New Jersey Devils comes from knowing many of their players and coaches since several of them live in my local New Jersey area. Although I was disappointed over the firing of John MacLean in 2010 and the team's lack of recent success, I will never forget the dominance of the Devils from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. After winning the Stanley Cup for the first time in 1995, the Devils made three of four Stanley Cups from 2000 to 2003, winning in 2000 and 2003. The Stanley Cup in 2000 was incredible because the Devils came back from a 3-1 deficit in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Flyers and then won the cup by beating the Stars in game 6 in 2 OT thanks to a series-clinching goal by Jason Arnott. I will never forget the excitement of the Stanley Cup Finals three years later when the Devils beat the Ducks in a thrilling 7 game series, once again behind the play of legendary net-minder Martin Brodeur along with veterans Scott Niedermayer, Scott Stevens, and Patrik Elias. Although the Devils came up a little short in 2012, I will never forget the overtime goals in games 6 and 7 against the Panthers in the first round, beating the Rangers in the Conference Finals, and getting to the Stanley Cup behind a 40-year old Martin Brodeur.

When I was in London with my family for a vacation, I begged my parents to take me to a soccer game (or as they call it in the UK, a football match). There were no games in London at the time because of an international break, so at the very least, I wanted to buy some team gear. There were Chelsea shirts everywhere in the city and I fell in love with the Chelsea blue. Little did I know that Chelsea, a club that had limited success in English football prior to the arrival of Gianluca Vialli and Gianfranco Zola in the late 1990s, had been taken over in 2003 by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich. Abramovich injected millions of dollars into the club, and transformed the Blues into a top English, and European, side. I feel as though I am Chelsea's good luck charm as the team has won the Premier League five times since my trip to London in 2003 and also won four FA Cup titles, three League Cup titles, and a Europa League (my impact may have been less than the likes of club legends Petr Cech, John Terry, Claude Makelele, Frank Lampard, and Didier Drogba). I will admit that John Terry's slip in the penalty shoot-out against Manchester United in the 2008 Champions League Final is still hard to watch. However, my Blues finally won the Champions League in 2012 with their improbable victory over Bayern Munich in penalty kicks, thanks to a late Drogba goal to tie the game, after having already overcome a 3-1 first leg deficit against Napoli in the round of 16 and beating title holders and favorites Barcelona in the semifinals.

Although I do not have one favorite NBA team, I like watching the league as much as any other sport. The level of play in the NBA is exceptionally high, and the modern game is so enjoyable to watch because of how teams spread the floor offensively to give their best players space to operate. It has been a pleasure to grow up during the era of LeBron James, one of the five greatest players in the history of the NBA, and I have marveled at Stephen Curry's shooting ability ever since his days at Davidson. The star power in the NBA with players like LeBron, Curry, Durant, Kawhi, Westbrook, and Harden cannot be matched by any of the other professional sports leagues in the world. The NBA has had so many unforgettable moments over the last 5 years from the Ray Allen three in game 6 of the 2013 NBA Finals to Klay Thompson's 11-three pointers in the Warriors miraculous win against the Thunder in game 6 of the 2016 Western Conference Finals to the Cavaliers coming back from 3-1 down to beat the Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals behind an all-time performance from LeBron James.

The Lafayette Leopards have a special place in my heart (my dad went to college there), but I loved the Maryland Terrapins as a little kid. I was not close to being born during the Lefty Driesell years when the Terps had Tom McMillen, Len Elmore, and John Lucas during the 1970s and Adrian Branch and Len Bias during the 1980s, and I was too young for the Steve Francis teams of the late 1990s. I faintly remember the Terps Final Four run in 2001, which ended when they squandered a 22-point first half lead in a loss to Duke in the National Semifinals (as if blowing a 10-point lead to the Blue Devils in the miracle minute earlier that season was not enough). Although I was just 7 years old the following season, I remember my dad telling me not to celebrate too early when the Terps took a big lead over Kansas in the National Semifinals (the Duke losses had conditioned my dad to fear for the worst) and I recall being in Maryland for the team's victory over Indiana in the NCAA Championship Game. Maryland's title team with Juan Dixon, Steve Blake, Byron Mouton, Lonny Baxter, and Chris Wilcox was so special to me because it was the first time I was alive to see one of my favorite teams win a championship. Although the Maryland football team has not enjoyed the same success as the basketball team (even with their flashy Under Armour uniforms), the football program should continue to rebuild. However, as a student at Johns Hopkins, I'm on the side of the Blue Jays when the Maryland schools meet on the lacrosse field.

Now you know everything about me and my favorite teams!

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