Mike Montgomery

On a night when it took the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders until the sixth inning to get their first hit, they made the hits they got after count as they came back from a 3-0 eighth inning deficit to stun the Syracuse Mets, 5-3. The bullpen meltdown spoiled what was a sparkling...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Mike Montgomery dished out a nice assist to the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table. The former college and NBA head coach was the special guest at the 'Prelude to March Madness' event that helps the round table with new and renewal memberships. The event at the...

Now I have to admit, I remember the first time I heard of Blue Run Spirits and I had my reservations. Who were these guys with some 13 year old sourced product, a Nike shoe designer creating the packaging, the likes of Jim Rutledge putting his name to it, and they are charging over $150 a bottle!? A lot of those reservations began to disappear after I tasted their bourbon. It was really good. And then, the awards started piling up. Blue Run Spirits has been on a sprint more-so than run after launching in 2020. I’m joined by Mike Montgomery and Tim Sparapani, both co-founders of Blue Run, to talk about this journey and how they hit a turning point when people couldn’t stop talking about their products. We talk about working with Jim Rutledge, moving from high aged to younger whiskeys, and how they are meeting a new demand in the market.

Former MLB pitcher Mike Montgomery threw a rosin bag at an umpire and had to be restrained by his teammates during a KBO League baseball game in South Korea on Friday. ESPN KBO insider Daniel Kim tweeted video of the altercation:. Kim noted that Montgomery's outburst may have been a...

Former major league pitcher Mike Montgomery hit an umpire with a rosin bag and had to be restrained by teammates after being ejected from a KBO game on Friday. Montgomery, who pitches for the Samsung Lions, was ejected after being warned by umpires about the league's 12-second pitch rule. As he was being guided toward the dugout, he charged toward the umpire as he was being restrained by teammates. He then fired the rosin bag at the back of the umpire, who was talking to the Lions manager.

(AUDACY) Former Cubs left-hander Mike Montgomery probably could have used a Snickers. Now pitching for the Samsung Lions of the Korean Baseball Organization, Montgomery went absolutely berserk during a recent game, charging the home-plate umpire after his ejection for repeatedly taking longer than 12 seconds — the maximum allowed — between pitches.