Posts by Mario Miranda
How Wyndham Clark Defeated Shinnecock
Fresh off winning the 2026 U.S. Open, Wyndham Clark joined the show to break down just how brutal Shinnecock played and why surviving it was more mental than physical. Clark admitted his short game carried him through a shaky weekend, discussed the role luck plays in winning a major, and opened up about embracing a…
Read MoreDP’s NBA Voting Now In Review
NBA commissioner Adam Silver joined the show today and touched on everything from the Giannis trade to league expansion, saying player movement can create fresh energy and excitement around the NBA. Silver also said Seattle and Las Vegas remain the leading candidates for expansion, with 2028 or 2029 still in play. He discussed the value…
Read MoreJay Bilas Breaks Down Loaded NBA Draft
With the NBA draft nearing close, Jay Bilas joined us to break down one of the more intriguing NBA Draft classes in recent memory, explaining why this year’s group is viewed as especially deep and talented. Bilas also weighed in on Darryn Peterson’s decision to skip workouts, discussing what that could mean for teams trying…
Read MoreFowler Shares Emotional Story About Father
ESPN’s Chris Fowler joined us for a deeply personal conversation that went far beyond sports. Fresh off Father’s Day, Fowler shared the emotional story of recently finding old audio tapes connected to his father’s battle with cancer, a discovery that brought back memories, and plenty of emotion on air. It was one of those rare…
Read MoreSoccer Breakdown with Seton!
Seton O’Connor joined the show today to break down Team USA’s surprising start and what it could mean for the future of American soccer. Seton discussed the value of getting off to a fast start on the world stage, how it eases pressure and opens the door for bigger expectations, and why this run feels…
Read MoreRebecca Lowe Living Her Dream
Rebecca Lowe joined us today. Lowe admitted hosting the World Cup is a dream come true and a “pinch me” moment. Lowe praised her studio crew, saying the mix of personalities somehow works perfectly. On the field, she expects a much tougher challenge from Australia than the Americans faced in their opener but believes the…
Read MoreLamine Yamal Already a Global Superstar
60 Minutes correspondent Jon Wertheim covered everything from the growing Brendan Sorsby controversy to the rise of Spains Lamine Yamal. On Sorsby, Wertheim argued the situation was almost inevitable, pointing to gambling’s increasing reach among young athletes with money, information and influence. He also described Yamal’s celebrity status, suggesting the teenage phenom may already be…
Read MoreCaitlin Clark Everywhere, Besides Nike Marketing
ESPN Senior writer Dan Wetzel dismissed suggestions that the University of Cincinnati knowingly overlooked Brendan Sorsby’s gambling issues, arguing that college athletic departments understand the risks tied to sports wagering and fear the consequences. He was far more critical of Nike’s handling of Caitlin Clark, questioning why one of the biggest stars in sports has…
Read MoreShinnecock Golf’s Ultimate test
NBC’s Dan Hicks offered a fascinating look into the challenges of the U.S. Open, calling Shinnecock the greatest test in golf. Hicks joked that he’d rather break par at Shinnecock than walk on the moon, highlighting just how difficult the course can be. He explained that weather, wind and course conditions combine to create a…
Read MoreGreat Throw or Great Catch
2x Super Bowl champ Eli Manning wasn’t interested in comparing his career to Lionel Messi or anyone. Manning said he would never trade the relationships, friendships and memories that came with his own journey. Manning also weighed in on two of the most iconic plays of his career, calling the throw to Mario Manningham the…
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