Name: SGS!: July 16, 2013 - Jason Grilli, Best Walk-Offs by Steve Gorman SPORTS!
Duration: 45 min 33 s
Description: It's another Griffin Technology Twitter Tuesday on Steve Gorman SPORTS! today. Steve asks the question, "What are the best walk-offs in sports, music, TV, movies, etc.?" Your response through Twitter and phone calls was fantastic. Plus, Pittsburgh Pirates All-Star Closer Jason Grilli phones in from New York City ahead of tonight's All-Star Game at Citi Field.

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It's another Griffin Technology Twitter Tuesday on Steve Gorman SPORTS! today. Steve asks the question, "What are the best walk-offs in sports, music, TV, movies, etc.?" Your response through Twitter and phone calls was fantastic. Plus, Pittsburgh Pirates All-Star Closer Jason Grilli phones in from New York City ahead of tonight's All-Star Game at Citi Field.

SGS!: July 16, 2013 - Jason Grilli, Best Walk-Offs

This week Sam, Dan and Andrés discuss a long 'weekend' of Copa de la Liga action that saw two thrashings, one fine turnaround and not an awful lot more excitement. There's also chat about Franco Mastantuono, who on Wednesday broke Javier Saviola's record as River Plate's youngest ever goalscorer, and an update on how the Olympic qualifying competition is going.

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Episode 482: a great week for Racing and Argentina's Under-23s

This week's episode follows one that we recorded last week and that, due to a combination of tiredness and busyness, Sam never uploaded. You'll be able to hear it if you head over to patreon.com/handofpod. Here, though, Sam, Chris and Andrés review last weekend's clásicos, which saw a draw between River and Boca, away wins in Rosario and Avellaneda and plenty more besides.

Episode 483: Reviewing the clásico weekend

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Episode 484: Godoy Cruz finally lose and a lower-league roundup

This week Sam, English Dan, Chris, Andrés and Santi look back on a Copa de la Liga weekend that saw an awful lot of draws, including one between Independiente and River Plate that gives us a chance to discuss both managers' 2024s so far. Wednesday evening saw River claim another (minor) trophy, and we also discuss national team news, including new kits and Lionel Scaloni's decision to call up Lisandro Martínez even though he's not back from injury yet.

Episode 485: Delusional Demichelis and tactical Tevez

This week's pod was delayed by two days due to rain, so Sam, English Dan, Andrés, Chris and Santi met up on Friday evening to talk about last weekend's Copa de la Liga matches – including a win for River Plate, defeat for Independiente and not much else of real note – and to have a look at Argentina's squad for their friendlies against El Salvador (played right after we finished recording) and Costa Rica, as well as the Copa Libertadores group stage draw.

Episode 486: The Copa de la Liga takes a week off

This week Sam, English Dan, Andrés and Santi look back on Argentina's two comfortable friendly wins over El Salvador and Costa Rica in the United States, which included Alejandro Garnacho's first start – a performance Sam has some thoughts about. There have been a bunch of Copa Argentina games since we last recorded, and listeners' questions include who's playing in this year's edition and how the very bottom league of the pyramid has gone so far.

Episode 487: Garnacho's first Argentina start and more

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Episode 488: previewing the last round of Copa de la Liga group games

This week Sam, English Dan and Chris review an entertaining end to Group B in the Copa de la Liga and a really thrilling climax to Group A. They also look ahead to this weekend's quarterfinals, which include a superclásico between Group A winners River Plate and Group B fourth-placers Boca Juniors on Sunday.

Episode 489: The Copa de la Liga quarterfinals are upon us

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