Ken Rosenthal
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Sep 17, 2026
Jason SmithHOST
It's going to be big interviews going in.
Jason SmithHOST
It's going to be all the baseball guys, Ken Rosenthal sitting down with Pete Crow Armstrong and Pete Alonzo.
Jason SmithHOST
Hey, you guys are great.
Jason SmithHOST
What do you think? Oh, you have the Mets in common.
David SamsonHOST
And I read, as you know, this is a non-paid endorsement of The Athletic.
David SamsonHOST
If you wanna read Jason Stark, if you wanna read Ken Rosenthal, if you wanna read Evan Drellich, if you wanna read all of the talented writers who are covering sports in a way that you just don't find anymore with the eradication of sports news and sports columnists and everything else, The Athletic is the place to be, period.
David SamsonHOST
So Evan Drellich for The Athletic wrote a story saying that there is one of 20 shareholders who own the most non-voting shares in a public company called, "Hey, we own the Braves." It's sort of the same thing as you buying shares in the Green Bay Packers and then framing those shares and saying that you own the Packers, because when people come over for cocktail parties, they can say, "Holy cow, you're an owner." Well, the fact of the matter is the Braves are an actual public company.
David SamsonHOST
The Braves' majority shareholder is a guy named John Malone.
Tim DanielHOST
It just tells you the difference in the programs.
Tim DanielHOST
And, like, I know this whole thing is coming out today about Ken Rosenthal talking about how Nick Kroll is not the problem.
Tim DanielHOST
And I'm sure he's not.
Tim DanielHOST
You know, he blames more on ownership.
Mark MeyerHOST
And this is really the the the genesis of all this was had to be with ESPN.
Mark MeyerHOST
I see it on Fox and baseball with Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci in the dugout and miking up players during the game.
Mark MeyerHOST
It's just it's just gotten absurd.
Mark MeyerHOST
And from a reporter celebrity standpoint, it's more about them.
Trace FowlerHOST
All right, jumping into the next topic of conversation.
Trace FowlerHOST
Obviously, there was a big to-do today made on social media about some comments that Ken Rosenthal said.
Trace FowlerHOST
Those comments were basically geared around who is it to blame for this franchise lacking success.
Trace FowlerHOST
One of them, obviously, that many people are echoing throughout Red's fandom is that Nick Kroll in the front office, they are an issue.
Trace FowlerHOST
They have not made good decisions, and they need to go.
Trace FowlerHOST
Then Ken Rosenthal today said to his – almost kind of sounded a little bit like Nick's point, which was, you know, you just don't think that Nick Kroll is really the actual problem, and then it kind of falls back on ownership.
Trace FowlerHOST
Be interested to hear your thoughts, Craig, on this first before I chime in and anything you want to add to what I missed on kind of the situation that was going through the rounds of national media.
Craig SandlinHOST
yeah let's let's take a look at the quote real quick ken rosenthal appearing on foul territory earlier on tuesday said quote i would say it rests with the reds more on ownership than anything else you can certainly find fault with nick crawl if you would ask me if he should be back i would say i don't think he is the problem so the conversation obviously then gets brought up okay well It goes off on social media.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
I'm in the training room getting ready for the game that day in Frisco.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
And I think it was Ken Rosenthal or one of the insiders for MLB Network.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
He goes across the screen and says, all right, the Rangers are finalizing a trade with Jonathan LeCroy from the Brewers, and it will include number one prospect, Louis Blitzer.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
And I'm watching the TV, and I'm like, and Luis Ortiz was trading with me.
Scott BraunHOST
Oh, he actually asked a key question.
Scott BraunHOST
He goes, "Does anyone get picked on more than me?" And you guys immediately were both like, "Yes, Ken Rosenthal." And I think that made him feel better.
AJ PierzynskiHOST
No.
AJ PierzynskiHOST
I said, I said Katie Wu.
Erik KratzHOST
All right.
Erik KratzHOST
Is it a failure? Is it a failure if they don't make the playoffs? I, I pose this question to Ken Rosenthal.
Erik KratzHOST
As a... as somebody who's watched every single one of these games, which I assume you have, is if they end up losing this playoff spot and do not make the playoffs, is this season a failure?
Josh NelsonGUEST
I think they will take it as a failure, Kratzky, because you've gone this far.
Todd FoxHOST
And I was really perturbed because a question on their show was, should Suzuki stay or should he go? And Giovanni had made three separate times, including Sam Blum, two separate times that he should go and they don't see any reason for him to stay.
Todd FoxHOST
However, Sam Blum was co-writer with Ken Rosenthal on that article that many of you Angel fans are falling for.
Todd FoxHOST
It's completely clickbait because their only reason for maybe keeping him would be that Kroenke wouldn't be able to get his hands on or his team of people in charge of the Angels to make the proper adjustments.
Todd FoxHOST
And if it's left in the hands of Artie Moreno, he's going to rehire Kurt Suzuki.
Colton SwansonHOST
Obviously they're not going to go out there and outright say anything.
Colton SwansonHOST
I would love, and it could ha- I, I guess I wouldn't love it, but, like, if this off season we get a Ken Rosenthal article that said a, an anonymous Mariners player or multiple anonymous Mariners players gave their actual feelings-
Joe LacyHOST
Oh, sure
Colton SwansonHOST
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