One on One

Baseball & Cooperstown: Fitting Compliments

8.6.12 at 6:56pm by Alex Smith, Eric Mollo

Alex Smith

I had no clue what to expect from our trip to Cooperstown, New York. Sure, I knew about the Hall of Fame and all of the history and tradition that goes along with it. I have been told, multiple times, that it is the ultimate experience for any baseball fan. But I had never been there. Well that all changed in late July, as we set off for Hall of Fame Weekend.

Talking Old School Game with an Old School Pitcher

8.6.12 at 12:13am by Eric Mollo

I’m just a generation too young, but I grew up to witness the transition. Long time baseball fans have seen how the game has changed. From day games to night games, higher payrolls, and introducing the pitch count, the game has evolved. But it was the pitch count, a strategy now used by nearly every team which limits how long starting pitchers last over the course of a game, was one topic of conversation I had with Major League Baseball’s last thirty game winner, Denny McClain.

Andy Strasberg joins One on One

8.4.12 at 9:30pm by Mack Rosenberg, Alex Smith

Mack and Alex spoke with Andy Strasberg, Author of Baseball Fantography: A Celebration in Snapshots and Stories from the Fans, on Saturday's episode of One on One

MLB FanCave Dwellers on One on One

8.4.12 at 9:18pm by Mack Rosenberg

When Alex and I walked into the MLB Fan Cave this past Saturday afternoon to host One on One, it was a pretty cool experience. You can't miss the cave monster, an 18 TV giant sitting opposite a custom made couch that may be about 18 feet long. It's all there for the Cave Dwellers, the fans picked at the beginning of the season to watch all 2430 major league baseball regular season games. It's truly astonishing what these fans have to do, and there is a reason why there's only four left.

LIVE: One on One from the MLB Fan Cave

8.4.12 at 1:21pm by Kenny Ducey

Listen LIVE to One on One, coming to you from the MLB Fan Cave in downtown Manhattan. Alex Smith and Mack Rosenberg talk baseball with some of the "Cave Dwellers" and take your calls at 718-365-9070. Of course we're also live on 90.7 and WFUV.org

Bonner and Waldman Join One on One

7.31.12 at 10:00am by Amit Badlani

Mack Rosenberg and Alex Smith were joined by Suzyn Waldman, Yankees color commentator on WCBS Radio, and Mike Bonner, Senior Director of Scoreboard and Broadcasting, for One on One from Yankee Stadium on Monday.

Hall of Fame Awards Presentation

7.24.12 at 4:07pm by Alex Smith

On Saturday, July 21^st, as part of Hall of Fame Weekend in Cooperstown, NY, Tim McCarver and Bob Elliott were honored during the Hall of Fame Awards Presentation. McCarver was the recipient of the Ford C. Frick Award for major contributions to the game of baseball by a broadcaster. Elliott was the winner of the J.G.

Life in the Minors - Chapter 2: Road to the Minors

7.2.12 at 10:00am by Nick Logerfo

For the 12th straight year WFUV is taking a look at what life is like in the Short Season Single-A NY Penn League...a close-up view of the Baby Bombers and Junior Mets as they attempt to climb the ladder to Citi Field and Yankee Stadium. It's Brooklyn and Staten Island. It's the Cyclones and Yankees. It's Life in the Minors: How the Other Half Lives.

1-on-1 With Vin Scully

6.30.12 at 4:30pm by Amit Badlani

Legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully has been with the Dodgers since 1950. Over that time, he has developed into the greatest play-by-play man of all-time, and that's in any sport. The 1949 Fordham-WFUV alum has delighted the ears of the Brooklyn and Los Angeles faithful with his unique style for 63 years.

Life in the Minors - Chapter 1: Great Expectations

6.24.12 at 5:00pm by DJ Sixsmith, JT Mercurio