Inside the Hall of Excellence at Fontainebleau

Jim Gray, Hall of Fame broadcaster, joined the show to spotlight the new Hall of Excellence at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas. With artifacts from Ali’s robe to Brady’s rings and the basket LeBron used to break the scoring record, it’s a treasure trove of sports history, 300 pieces strong. Gray said the immersive 38-minute…

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Jeff Teague Keeps It Real

2021 NBA Champ Jeff Teague told some stories today on the show. From Steph dropping 40 in China to the unguardable force that was prime Derrick Rose, Teague shared raw, hilarious, and honest tales from his NBA journey. He discussed why guarding Harden was a nightmare, and admitted he has playoff PTSD from LeBron.

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“Production Creates Tolerance”

Mark Sanchez believes Aaron Rodgers is a strong fit for Pittsburgh, citing his solid play late last season. He pointed out that Rodgers’ production should outweigh any off-field concerns. Sanchez also touched on ongoing issues with teams like the Bengals, calling out their handling of player contracts. When asked about the challenges rookie quarterbacks face,…

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Haywood: SGA’s Footwork Kobe-Like

NBA TV analyst Brendan Haywood joined the show today. Haywood said there’s a real possibility Tyrese Haliburton won’t suit up in game six. But admits the Pacers desperately need Hali’s tempo, facilitation, and pick-and-roll mastery to avoid being swallowed by OKC’s aggressive defense.

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​​What the $10 Billion Sale Means for the Lakers

Dan Woike of the L.A. Times breaks down the stunning $10 billion sale of the Lakers, emphasizing the Buss family’s unanimous vote to move on from a legacy business. While Jeanie stays as governor, the shift signals a likely transition to a more corporate structure, think Dodgers-style investments in infrastructure, scouting, and analytics. On the…

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McDavid’s Future Looms as Panthers Celebrate

ESPN NHL Play-by-play host Steve Levy isn’t ready to call the Florida Panthers a dynasty just yet, but admits they’ve built something real. From packed barns in Sunrise to youth hockey booming across the state, Florida is suddenly the place to be for puck. The Panthers made McDavid look human, dominated early in games, and…

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Scalabrine Compares Cooper Flagg to Smaller LeBron

Brian Scalabrine doesn’t sugarcoat it—whether it’s Boston’s tax-troubled future or why Cooper Flagg might be the smartest player he’s ever seen. The former Celtic broke down why he thinks Haliburton had to play, even hurt, explained why a Kevin Durant trade might get messy, and shed some praise on the Magic going for it in…

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From CVS Runs to Championship Putts

J.J. Spaun’s U.S. Open win at Oakmont had everything—bogeys, fatherhood, and brilliance. After dropping five of the first six holes, Spaun looked like a footnote. Instead, he became the story. A rain delay reset his mindset, a blind tee shot on 17 gave him the lead, and a read from Viktor Hovland on 18 sealed…

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Why No Big Names Survived Oakmont

NBC Golf play-by-play voice Steve Sands knows Oakmont is a beast, and that’s what made JJ Spaun’s win so meaningful. Sands shared how tough the U.S. Open setup really is, why Rory’s silence is disappointing–yet maybe understandable—and why golf’s soul still lives in places like Augusta, St. Andrews, and the movie Caddyshack.

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