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He’s not calling it a midlife crisis—he feels energized, proud, and ready for what’s next. After learning through the New York Post that Around the Horn is set to end, he dug in, offered ideas, and embraced the moment. From April Fools stunts to raw conversations about grief, he grew on-air and off. While his…
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Tirico Talks Primetime, MJ, and a Surprise Derby Detour
Mike Tirico joined the show fresh off the NFL schedule release — and a minor Kentucky Derby allergy scare — to break down the biggest takeaways from opening week to primetime overload. Tirico touched on the Steelers-Jets opener, the heavy spotlight on Kansas City, and how NBC might tap into Michael Jordan’s presence.
“We’re excited about the kid from Duke”
Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd opened up about a whirlwind season that saw Luka Doncic traded, title hopes recalibrated, and a potential franchise cornerstone—Cooper Flagg—land in Dallas. While Kidd is still set on fulfilling the draft process, he couldn’t hide his excitement about “the kid from Duke.”
Tucker Breaks Down NFL Schedule Release
Ross Tucker joined the show to unpack the NFL schedule release and didn’t hold back. From the Cowboys’ cushy slate to the Falcons somehow landing five primetime games, he raised eyebrows. As for the Steelers-Jets Week 1 matchup? Tucker thinks the league knows something we don’t — like maybe Aaron Rodgers wearing black and yellow.…
“About Damn Time”
Hall of Famer Johnny Bench stopped by the show today to reflect on MLB’s decision to reinstate Pete Rose, calling it “the perfect time” as the Reds are set to honor the hit king in Cincinnati this week. Bench believes Rose’s name will eventually land in Cooperstown, but acknowledges it will still be a process.
Nick Wright Has Knicks Fever
First Things First host Nick Wright joined us today to talk about Pete Rose’s reinstatement, and how baseball can’t pretend controversial legends never existed. Plus, the guys touched on LeBron’s future, Giannis’ dilemma, and why the Knicks are the heart of New York — even with the Nets in Brooklyn.
Jalen Brunson’s Superpower
NBA on TNT contributor Greg Anthony joined the show to push back on the “Tatum’s not a star” narrative, saying the Celtics forward might not be box office — but he’s elite and underappreciated. He also weighed in on the Cooper Flagg lottery fallout, the danger of leaking Luka trade rumors, and why every team…
“It’s not rigged — but it looks bad”
Mad Dog Russo joined the show and raised some pointed questions about the NBA’s draft lottery. With Dallas landing the No. 1 pick and Cooper Flagg, Russo questioned how franchises like Utah and Charlotte keep getting left out. “It’s not rigged — but it looks bad,” he said. From talk of incentivizing post-elimination wins to…
Hudson fumbling Belichick’s Legacy?
ESPN commentator Pablo Torre reports growing unease within Bill Belichick’s camp as new details emerge about Belichick’s girlfriend (Jordon Hudson) influence on the former Patriots coach. Torre says UNC higher ups banned her from the football facility, and Belichick’s inner circle is already alarmed with how the relationship has evolved.
Recruiting Chicago Bears Fans Can be Difficult…
Vince Vaughn stopped by the show today, Vaughn confirmed he has seen a Dodgeball 2 script, talked about the struggle of being a Chicago Bears fan, and dove into his love for visiting iconic arenas like Madison Square Garden.
Bird Reveals Geno’s Most Unforgettable Halftime Pep Talk
Four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird joined the show to talk about her new role as managing director for Team USA Basketball. She shared thoughts on player selection, Olympic gold, and the rise of international competition. Bird also revealed her undying Knicks fandom — though not enough to trade in her medals — and delivered a…
Can Celtics Claw Back?
Celtics great Cedric “Cornbread” Maxwell isn’t reaching for the panic button — but he’s certainly not sugarcoating it, either. Boston’s shooting has gone cold, the execution has gone missing, and Maxwell wants grit over gimmicks. “Be aggressive,” he says. Stop chasing threes. Go win a fistfight in the paint.
P.K. Subban Talks Hockey Code
P.K Subban joined the show today. Subban discussed playoff chaos, the unwritten rules of fighting, and why every Cup run seems to hinge on a hot goalie.
Ray Allen Talks Celtics Threes, Free Throw Nerves
Ray Allen joined the show to talk Celtics strategy, free throw psychology, and not letting the best player beat you. He also shared a story about borrowing shoes from MJ in a freezing United Center, and gave us some names for the Hall of Very good.
Dallas Gets a Talent — and a Headache
Gerry Dulac says the Steelers traded George Pickens due to repeated issues—missed meetings, tardiness, and a growing attitude problem. With D.K. Metcalf on board, Pickens became expendable. Meanwhile, there’s still no movement on Aaron Rodgers, and Pittsburgh may be heading into 2025 without a clear QB plan.
Hall of Very Good Featuring Gilbert Arenas
Gilbert Arenas joined the show today. Arenas sets the record straight with his famous locker room gun interaction with Javaris Crittenton, breaks down the Celtics’ struggles from three, and weighed in on the Hall of Very Good debate and why Stephon Marbury deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame.
Crosby vs. Ovechkin
Hall of Fame broadcaster Doc Emrick may no longer be calling games, but he hasn’t lost his rhythm, even if it’s just narrating dog walks and grocery runs these days. Emrick broke down why he would take Sydney Crosby over Alex Ovechkin and explained why he stepped away from calling games after 50 years.
Clippers Collapse
FOX Sports analyst Jim Jackson reflects on the Clippers’ disappointing exit and James Harden’s continued playoff struggles, saying this year was a real chance to silence the doubters. He also weighed in on the James Harden vs. Russell Westbrook debate, predicts the next $100M-per-year player, and shares why today’s stars might be testing fans’ patience…
Depth Over Stars? MacMahon Breaks Down the New Roster Formula
ESPN’s Tim MacMahon joined the show to talk Harden vs. Westbrook, Luka’s commitment to L.A., and why the Lakers still have a brighter future than the Clippers. He broke down the Knicks’ uphill battle vs. Boston, the value of depth vs. stars, and where Dirk Nowitzki ranks among the greatest shooting big men ever.
From Pitches to Ponies
Rebecca Lowe paints the scene at Churchill Downs, balancing a packed day of Premier League coverage and Kentucky Derby tradition. With pink suits for Ladies Day, star power from Aaron Rodgers to Jack Harlow, and some great horses, Lowe provided some great insight on the legendary Kentucky Derby.
Cone Breaks Down Baseball’s Best
YES Network analyst David Cone joined the show to break down Aaron Judge’s elite plate discipline, why Shohei Ohtani is a pitcher’s worst nightmare, and how analytics have reshaped hitting. Cone also reflected on facing Barry Bonds, his hung slider to Jim Thome, and gave props to Pedro and Schilling as Hall of Fame-worthy arms.
Vincent Goodwill Talks Knicks Hype, Luka’s Motivation
Yahoo’s Vincent Goodwill joined the show to weigh in on the Knicks’ celebrations, Luka Doncic’s lingering criticism, and why Jokic makes the Nuggets one of the West’s most dangerous teams. He also broke down the Warriors-Rockets showdown and warned: if Golden State blows a 3-1 lead, it could get ugly fast.
Has LeBrons Laker Career Been Underwhelming?
ESPN’s Dave McMenamin joined the show to break down the Los Angeles Lakers’ flat performance against the Timberwolves and what lies ahead. While LA’s roster faces big questions, McMenamin says LeBron’s Lakers tenure—despite a title—hasn’t quite lived up to the king-sized hype.
Cam Ward: The Quietest No. 1 Pick in Years?
PFT’s Chris Simms joined the show today to weigh in on Cam Ward as a stealth No. 1 pick, Shedeur Sanders’ draft value, and what’s really happening in Cleveland’s quarterback room. Simms praised the Browns’ draft haul and had some thoughts on Aaron Rodgers possibly joining the Pittsburgh Steelers.
“Ain’t No Way I Wouldn’t Have Hit That Guy”
NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley lit up the NBA headlines on today’s show. Barkley questioned the Lakers’ stamina, called out the Heat for checking out early, and expressed real concern over Bill Belichick’s recent situation. He praised Giannis’ self-control, rolled his eyes at Draymond’s defensive GOAT claims, and, of course, couldn’t resist taking some…
Belichick Letting Someone Else Call the Plays?
Ross Tucker joined the show today and explained why he was stunned by Bill Belichick’s seemingly passive demeanor in a recent interview — a far cry from the controlling, calculated coach he once played for. Tucker also weighed in on Travis Hunter’s two-way future, Shedeur Sanders’ draft slide, and how skipping interviews may have cost…
DeCock expects “Beautiful Disaster” in Chapel Hill
Raleigh News and Observer Luke DeCock joined the show to unpack the Belichick-UNC experiment, including that now-viral interview moment with Bill’s girlfriend. From NFL ego to average college staff, DeCock thinks this might be a short, chaotic ride in Chapel Hill.
Browns Pass on Flash, Choose Foundation
MMQB’s Albert Breer joined us on the show today to unpack the Browns-Jags trade, calling it a win for both sides, though Cleveland’s haul impressed most. He also weighed in on the prank call fiasco, the Steelers’ QB uncertainty, and George Kittle becoming the highest paid TE in football.