Posts by Alan Guzzi
Jay Bilas Previews NBA Draft
Jay Bilas stopped by the show today to breakdown the first round of the NBA draft. Bilas called Flagg rare, complete, and ahead of his years. But even phenoms have areas to refine, and Flagg’s handle could use work. As for No. 2? Bilas tabs Dylan Harper: physical, smart, and a massive pick and roll…
Read MoreDr. Adickes Prescribes Todd Downward Dog
Dr. Mark Adickes, Super Bowl champ turned Harvard-trained surgeon, says today’s Achilles epidemic isn’t about step-backs or sneakers, it’s about lifestyle. Athletes are faster and stronger than ever, but when the game stops, so does everything else. Passive recovery, less movement, and modern training may be fueling the rise in lower-body injuries. But surgery has…
Read MoreAll Eyes on Spurs
Yahoo Sports senior NBA writer Vincent Goodwill joined the show today. Goodwill explained why Kevin Durant chose Houston, broke down why Victor Wembanyama could be the best player in the sport sooner rather than later, and broke down the San Antonio Spurs options with the No. 2 overall pick.
Read MoreHouston, We Have Firepower
Sports Illustrated Senior Writer Chris Mannix stopped by the show today. Manix explained why this year’s NBA Finals may belong to OKC on paper, but the defining moment will always be Tyrese Haliburton’s injury. The building deflated when he went down, and the narrative shifted. Mannix sees promise in OKC’s core, but reminds us: dynasty…
Read MoreGilbert Arenas a Laker at Heart
3x All NBA Selection Gilbert Arenas joined the show this morning. Arenas shared why he doesn’t think we’ll remember much from this year’s NBA Finals. Discussed why KD and the Lakers’ $10 billion sale stole shine away from the Finals. And broke why the Phoenix Suns plan has him scratching his head. Does Mat Ishbia…
Read MoreLlamas on News, Family, and Finding Balance
NBC news anchor Tom Llamas lives in the fast lane of breaking news. The NBC anchor joined the show to talk about balancing fatherhood with a 24/7 news cycle, reliving Hurricane Katrina, and the heartbreak of being denied a visa to Cuba. Whether he’s reporting from a war zone or catching his kid’s Little League…
Read MoreInside 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…
Read MoreJeff 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.
Read More“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,…
Read MoreHaywood: 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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