Caitlin 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…

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Brunson’s Confidence Became New York’s Greatest Weapon

Tim Legler believes the NBA Finals came down to more than fatigue. While tired legs played a role, the bigger difference was certainty. The Knicks knew exactly where to turn in crunch time, while the Spurs were still discovering their identity. Legler praised Jalen Brunson for his footwork and intelligence. He felt Victor Wembanyama had…

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Youth Finally Catches Up with Spurs

Hall of Famer Reggie Miller gave a simple answer when asked why the Knicks won the championship. Jalen Brunson. While he praised the Spurs for their impressive postseason run, he believed youth and inexperience eventually caught up with San Antonio, especially in late game moments.  Miller also explained that elite closers share one trait. They…

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Herbstreit Breaks Down Brendan Sorsby Situation

ESPN/Amazon Prime Analyst Kirk Herbstreit joined the program today. Herbstreit broke down the atmosphere he experienced at the Garden for the Knicks miracle win, discussed the current situation revolving around Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby and of course, there were some dog appearances.

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World Cup Sleepers

Men in Blazers host Roger Bennett joined DP and compared the Knicks’ stunning Game 4 comeback to the legendary 2005 Champions League Final, when Liverpool erased a 3-0 deficit to win. Looking ahead to the World Cup, Bennett identified defending champion Argentina and talent-rich France as major storylines, while wondering how far the U.S. men’s…

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Sorsby Case could Change College Sports

ESPN senior writer Dan Wetzel joined DP to explain the legal battle surrounding Brendan Sorsby and why the NCAA’s punishment has been halted. Wetzel noted that Sorsby violated one of the sport’s most universally accepted rules by wagering on a team he was associated with. While the NCAA sought a severe penalty, a court granted…

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The Old Rules of Winning Titles May Be Gone

Ryen Russillo joined the show from San Antonio and discussed the rapid rise of Victor Wembanyama. Russillo said he expects Wemby to enter next season viewed as the best player in the world and the face of the NBA. Russillo also noted that unlike stars like Stephen Curry, Wembanyama’s game is impossible to replicate. He…

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Competition Made PGA Stronger

PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp joined the show and discussed the future direction of the PGA Tour. Rolapp admitted the emergence of LIV Golf forced the PGA Tour to evolve, comparing the rivalry to the old AFL/NFL competition that ultimately strengthened football. Rolapp went on to address golf’s ongoing distance debate as well as the…

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Miller Defends SGA

Reggie Miller joined the show to discuss the surge from the New York Knicks, explaining that once Karl-Anthony Towns elevated his game, New York became a legitimate threat. Miller also broke down the collapse of the Cleveland Cavaliers, saying the devastating Game 1 loss appeared to drain the team while admitting the optics surrounding their…

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Thomas on his Swing at Mahorn

Isiah Thomas joined us on the program today, IT reflected on everything from taking a swing at Rick Mahorn to the uniqueness of Dennis Rodman. Thomas also praised Victor Wembanyama for his rare size and skill. The Detroit Pistons great also touched on the Cleveland Cavaliers blowing a massive lead against the New York Knicks,…

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