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Joe Pompliano

Joe Pompliano

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Host, The Joe Pomp Show

New York

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Latin American politics arts culture food

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Total articles 738

  • Why MLB’s Baseball Factory In Costa Rica Matters More Than You Think

    By Joe Pompliano Verified| Huddle Up by Joseph Pompliano@ Netflix recently released a new series that follows the Boston Red Sox during the 2024 Major League Baseball season. Similar to the NFL’s Hard Knocks and Formula 1’s Drive to Survive, the idea is to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at team operations. The show is good, even if you don’t like baseball, because it covers various topics, from how players use spring training to prepare for the season to Jarren Duran’s 2022 suicide attempt.

    By Joe Pompliano Verified · Huddle Up by Joseph Pompliano

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • The UFC's greatest asset is also its biggest weakness

    By Joe Pompliano Verified| Huddle Up by Joseph Pompliano@ The UFC’s exclusive negotiating window with ESPN ends on Tuesday, with all signs pointing to the two parties leaving without a deal. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the UFC won’t stay on ESPN; it just opens the door for the UFC to start negotiating with other companies, like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Warner Bros. Discovery. This is a big deal, even if you don’t care about the UFC.

    By Joe Pompliano Verified · Huddle Up by Joseph Pompliano

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Why MLB’s Baseball Factory In Costa Rica Matters More Than You Think

    By Joe Pompliano Verified| Huddle Up by Joseph Pompliano@ Netflix recently released a new series that follows the Boston Red Sox during the 2024 Major League Baseball season. Similar to the NFL’s Hard Knocks and Formula 1’s Drive to Survive, the idea is to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at team operations. The show is good, even if you don’t like baseball, because it covers various topics, from how players use spring training to prepare for the season to Jarren Duran’s 2022 suicide attempt.

    By Joe Pompliano Verified · Huddle Up by Joseph Pompliano

    Apr. 17, 2025

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The Joe Pomp Show

New York, United States