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Steve Hartman and Cuttino Mobley break down the opening round of the NBA Playoffs including injuries to star players and why the top teams can still be trusted despite a poor start. The guys react to Nick Nurse being named the 2020 NBA Coach of the Year and question if MLB needs a new face of the sport. Plus, they take an early look at possible second-round match ups in the NBA Playoffs!
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Jason McIntyre says that NBA teams are finally falling into a playoff routine and it will become more and more apparent as the postseason rolls on. He weighs in on an unfortunate injury to young superstar Luka Doncic and questions if the college football season will actually take place. Jason talks about a stunning fall from grace for Ravens safety Earl Thomas. Plus, does the NFL’s lack of a uniform rule on fans in the stands create a competitive disadvantage?
Guests include: The Chicago Tribune’s Teddy Greenstein, Lakers reporter Mike Trudell, WFNZ’s Josh Parcell, The Ringer’s John Gonzalez
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Anthony Gargano and Lincoln Kennedy look at the latest developments in college football. Are the Lakers vulnerable enough to fail to get past the first round? The fellas predict the remainder of the first round games. Can Joel Embiid ever lead a team to success in today's NBA? Linc is in love with the Raiders' new home in Las Vegas. Football is finally in the air. Plus, what is the best Detroit movie ever made?
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Jonas Knox thinks Mike Zimmer's complaints about some stadiums getting unfair advantages with fans is invalid. Meanwhile, Jonas commends the Chiefs for testing the waters with fans in attendence for practice. Jonas will actually miss the first round of the NBA playoffs. Wrestling guru Mike Mayer joins Jonas to give his annual betting picks for WWE SmackDown. Jonas examines the early stages of the Joe Judge regime in New York. Plus, the latest editions of Do You Care, Guess that Garbage, Pro Wrestler or Porn Star, The Scraps, and Ticket or Stick It!
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On today’s episode, Jason discusses the Los Angeles Lakers’ dominant defensive performance in Game 2 against the Portland Trail Blazers, and explains why LeBron James’ leadership was one of the biggest reasons for the turnaround, why LA will need Anthony Davis to keep up his high-level of play if they plan on making a run at the Finals, and why Damian Lillard’s finger injury could loom large moving forward. Later, Producer Rob jumps into to tell us why both the Lakers and the Clippers should have a healthy fear of James Harden and the Rockets now that Houston has suddenly discovered their defensive mojo. And, Jason does a deep dive into the results of the NBA Draft Lottery, and tells us why he envisions the draft’s biggest star – LaMelo Ball – slipping a few spots down the board on draft night.
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Chris and Arnie question the reasoning behind the Pac-12 and Big Ten cancelling their college football seasons. They preview the NBA Playoffs which are now set and they preview the season for all the teams in the NFC East. All that and much more including visits from Outkick's Ryan Glasspiegel and Vegas Insider Todd Fuhrman.
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Jonas and Brady celebrate the fact that Alex Smith is cleared to practice for Washington. The guys question the reasoning behind the Pac-12 and Big Ten cancelling their college football seasons. If the Cowboys fail this year, it's on Dak Prescott, not on new HC Mike McCarthy. Plus, weekly editions of Live Bet Jesus, Healine or Lie and Over/Under's. All that and much more!
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Dan Beyer and George Wrighster discuss the future of college football and George reveals his five-point plan to fix the sport! The guys talk about the Pelicans’ search for their next head coach and applaud the Chiefs and Niners for showing appreciation to the tight end position. Plus, they take a look at the NBA Playoff matchups and question which teams should be the most concerned heading into their first-round matchups.
Guest: Publisher of CollegeFootballNews.com Pete Fiutak, author Bob Gardner
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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger debate whether or not college football players should WANT to play their sport in 2020. They take a deep dive into the NBA Playoffs and explain why sports are essential to American life. Plus, appearances by author Gary Hudson and FOX Sports MLB reporter Jon Paul Morosi!
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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar react to the Blazers win over the Grizzlies and why Carmelo Anthony might be finding his place in Portland. The guys share their thoughts on the FDA approving a new COVID-19 saliva test funded by the NBA and NBAPA and what it could mean for other sports. Mike and LaVar discuss the fallout from the Big Ten’s decision to cancel fall sports and what could happen next. The guys talk about Ohio State defensive end commit Jack Sawyer’s decision to opt out of his senior year of high school football. Mike and LaVar react to a recent study about the unintended consequences of canceling sports. Plus, the guys discuss how the Big Ten cancelling fall sports could change the political landscape.
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