Barkley: I Thought I Was Better Than Jordan… Until I Lost

Charles Barkley never disappoints—and in this wide-ranging, hilarious, and honest sit-down, Chuck delivers trademark Barkley truths on everything from trying to bet on himself in golf, to how he finally admitted Michael Jordan was better than him. He shares insights on today’s NBA culture, life after basketball, and why coaching matters more than ever. 

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The New Stadium Blueprint

Sports Business Journal reporter Brent McCormick joined the show today. McCormick offered a sharp lens into the business of ballparks. Stadiums from 1995–2005 are aging out. Franchises crave more than seats; they want sprawling entertainment hubs that anchor entire districts. While classics like Camden Yards still hold charm, others like Northwest stadium are collapsing in…

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Patience and Play Action

Bill Cowher, Hall of Fame coach and Super Bowl champion, joined the show with insight on the evolving Steelers identity. He praised the team’s patience with T.J. Watt’s situation and embraced the urgency driving Pittsburgh’s offseason moves—highlighting a commitment to the run game and Aaron Rodgers’ veteran leadership. Cowher also reflected on painful playoff memories,…

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Golf Reveals Character

Maury Povich’s lie detector may be in retirement, but his stories are still unforgettable. In a conversation full of swing thoughts and surprises, the iconic talk show host reflected on the honesty of golf, the genius of his caddie father, and the time one set of twins had two dads. Povich laughed about his wife…

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Florio Breaks Down Off-Season NFL headlines

From stadium politics to quarterback politics, NBC Sports Mike Florio unpacked the NFL’s growing list of contradictions. Teams worth billions begging taxpayers for stadium funding. A league accused of collusion that fans barely blink at. Rodgers? Still got the arm, but should borrow Brady’s brain. And in Pittsburgh, the Tomlin era feels… murky. The NFL…

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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…

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All 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.

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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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​​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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