Former Orioles catcher Matt Wieters on the new generation of Orioles | The Adam Jones Podcast

Описание: Former Orioles catcher Matt Wieters joins former Orioles All-Star Adam Jones to reflect on the team’s roster and its future, weigh in on the direction baseball is going and explain why he's not a Braves fan anymore. Plus, Jones and co-host Jerry Coleman discuss Jones' retirement ceremony.

Show highlights

1:10 Wieters explains why he wasn't at Jones' retirement ceremony

2:12 Wieters on his new stage of life

4:53 Wieters on standout Orioles players and Adley Rutschman's guts

5:53 Wieters on managing switch hitting and managing a pitching staff

7:35 Wieters on the benefits and downsides of catching on one knee

9:10 Wieters on the importance of playoff experience for the Orioles

14:35 Wieters on the future of the Orioles

16:44 Wieters on pitch counts

21:00 Wieters on the direction baseball is going and the talent in youth baseball

24:00 Wieters on why he doesn't think the game needs to be changed much

25:34 Jones shares his first impression of Wieters

27:38 Jones discusses his retirement ceremony

30:21: Jones and Coleman discuss who they'd like to have on the podcast and who won't make an appearance

32:32 Jones' hot takes on Berger cookies and Natty Bohs

34:33 Jones reflects on the love from Orioles fans and why Baltimore is special

36:21 Jones on his exit from the Orioles and being celebrated now

37:50 Jones on his work with the MLB's Commissioner's Ambassador Program and his thoughts on working with the Orioles in the future

45:34 Coleman critiques Jones' first pitch at his retirement ceremony

46:46 Coleman and Jones take listener questions
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