On today's episode, Kenny and Nikka are still trying to recover from the NFL draft weekend hangover 🍺 and the sad, sad state of baseball between the North Side of Chicago and San Diego 😔. The Friars are free-falling, the Cubs are still confusing us, and the Dodgers are like, 'Pitching injuries? Who, us? 😂' We're dishing out the tea and some fresh Monday Awards as we level up to Video Podcasting 2.0! Thanks for tuning in and putting up with our shenanigans 🙏
On today's episode, Kenny and Nikka react to all Da Bears 2025 Draft Picks, recapping the all of the action as it unfolded on Social Media and offering insights and opinions about each pick. Also, we'll hear from Da Bears GM Ryan Poles, and new Head Coach, Ben Johnson, as they react to their new players. All this, and more!
On today's episode, Kenny and Nikka make their exciting Video Debut! Talking all things Cubs, who need to open up their wallets to Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow Armstrong, as the price rises daily. Also, the Padres, and NL West continue to reign on Major League Baseball. Tommy Pham gets caught on candid camera in Anaheim. Is Ronald Acuna Jr. over-rated? And a look at A's rookie Jacob Wilson and his nearly-unique approach to getting on base (hitting). We've got all the latest news, injuries and some fresh faces Going to the Show, it's all here, and it's a brand new day at the KeNikka Sports Show. Enjoy!
Happy New Year, and Welcome to Season 3 of the KeNikka Baseball Podcast. We're back and unveiling our new format for the upcoming season: analyzing news clips surrounding our favorite stories. And the year began with one of the biggest stories to break out of San Diego baseball in quite some time with Sheel Seidler suing for control of the team in a 97-page lawsuit again two of Peter Seidler's brothers, with wide-sweeping allegations. We're breaking it all down, plus much much more! Welcome to 2025!
On today's episode, Kenny and Nikka break down this year's All-Star Starters, as we await the announcement of the reserves to be announced on Sunday evening. Also, the Padres head home to face the Snakes after a really productive road trip, the Dodgers are kinda average over their last quarter of the season, and are the Cincinnati Kids back after sweeping the Yankees in the Bronx? Plus! Rumors are abound for two of Chicago's Center Fielders being on the move before the trading deadline, and a fascinating milestone in Oakland Athletics history is celebrated. All this, and so much more!
On today's episode, Kenny and Nikka talk about Shohei Ohtani's latest troubles on the mound, and the haunted hotel where Mookie Betts refused to stay in Milwaukee may actually be a thing! Plus - the debut of a new and improved edition of the 'Retro Rundown' featuring the one and only, Max 'Sugar' Kane. All this and more.
Kenny and Nikka are back with another Sunday Funday edition of the pod. The Red Sox winning streak is broken down, plus what is St. Louis doing to poor Willson Contreras. Also, a retrospective look back at Kerry Wood's 20 strikeout game 25 years later. And as always, Legendary Baseball voice, Max Kane is here with another Retro Rundown. All this, and more!
On today's episode, Legendary Baseball Voice, Max Kane, recaps the Thursday Sweepstakes in which there 7 series that ended with the broomsticks out. Rivalry weekend is here, and Kenny and Nikka discuss the matchups they're looking forward to most. And there's some new Home Run celebrations out there. Let's talk about them. All this and more on today's episode! Thanks for the continued support.
On today's episode, Max Kane is back with another edition of the "Retro Rundown," and Kenny and Nikka discuss the tightening competition gap that seems to happening around the league, and the early return of Bryce Harper after having off-season surgery. Plus, injury updates on Aaron Judge and the Astros pitching staff. All this, and more. Until tomorrow anyways.
On today's show, Kenny and Nikka wrap their thoughts on the Mexico City series between the Padres and the Gigantes (Giants), and discuss some of the week's upcoming match-ups, including the best in the NL versus the best in AL, with the Pirates playing at the Rays. All this and another, "Retro Rundown," with our baseball analyst from another era, Max, "Sugar" Kane.
On today's show, Kenny and Nikka discuss their reactions to all things Mexico City, where the Padres and the Gigantes (Giants) combined to hit a major league record, 11 Home Runs, in the NL West divisional match-up, live from Alfredo Harp Hélu Stadium.
Today, Kenny and Nikka debut their new segment, "Retro Rundown," and talk about the first month's most surprising and disappointing teams. Also, an update on some recent injuries, and talk about MLB's plans to spread baseball internationally, and some initiatives they'd like to see implemented in spreading the professional game domestically and internationally.
On today's show, Ken and Nikka discuss Shohei Ohtani's 4th win and Garrett Cole's 5th win of the season on Thursday, the Pirates are now the best team in the NL and the Padres look to find themselves in Mexico this weekend. All this and more! Thank you for your continued support.
It's Getaway Day, with a lot of games already underway, Ken and Nikka recap last night's games including Zach Gallen's dominance over the Royals, Fernando Tatis Jr. getting his first clutch hit for the Padres at Wrigley, and a long-awaited Major League Debut gets the Pittsburgh crowd on their feet. All this and more on today's episode. Enjoy!
On the show today, Ken and Nikka discuss the end of winning streaks for the Rays, Orioles and Pirates. They also discuss the Padres early woes in length, and talk about how the competitive balance in baseball seems to be tightening with more small market teams getting into the mix.
Big shocker: the Rays win again, Spencer Strider dominates the Marlins at home and the Orioles keep their winning streak alive at 7. All this, plus a preview of some series that get underway today.
Ken and Nikka recap all the weekend action, including the Rays, Orioles and Pirates keeping their winning streaks alive, the Padres take 3 out of 4 from the Division Leading Diamondbacks, and DeGrom silences the injury critics.
On today's episode, Ken and Nikka talk about the Rays and wonder if anybody in the talented AL East will catch them? Also, the Pirates are the hottest team in baseball? And Adolis Garcia has himself a night against the A's. This and more, so don't forget to subscribe.
On today's podcast, Kenny and Nikka discuss the near-perfect game from Chicago Cubs starter, Drew Smyly, the Shohei train continues to roll with another W, and the Rays remain undefeated at home after a walk-off HR from Brandon Lowe. Also, what is wrong with the Padres?
Happy Friday! Ken and Nikka recap Fernando Tatis Jr.’s return to baseball last night, an update on the sticky situation that Mad Max has landed himself in, and Mookie Betts is a Shortstop now? Plus, a preview of all the weekend matchups, and some interesting players to watch.