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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar react to the past week and why hard conversations need to be had in order to enact real change. The guys share their thoughts on the Jordan Brand pledging $100 million to racial equality causes. Mike and LaVar talk about the difference between player protests in 2016 and today and why players are more willing to call each other out. The guys talk about Drew Brees’ comments on people kneeling during the National Anthem, his apology and rebuke of President Trump and how it will affect the locker room this season. Mike and LaVar discuss Bruce Arians’ saying the Dolphins should start Tua Tagovailoa and if it is a good idea. The guys react to the death of former NFL receiver Reche Caldwell. Plus, Mike and LaVar share their thoughts on the changes Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is making to his football program.
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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Andy Furman and Brian Noe! Andy and Brian react to Conor McGregor retiring, again and if they think it is real this time. The guys respond to Roger Goodell’s statement on the protests happening around the country and why it is time for the NFL to step up and take action. Andy and Brian discuss the NBA’s return and explain why there needs to be some flexibility on the end date if there is another spike in COVID cases. The guys react to Kevin Durant confirming that he will not be back this year and why it was never realistic for him to return. Andy and Brian talk about how the lack of travel will help NBA teams returning to the games and if we will see any load management. Plus, the guys think that athletes sharing stories of the racism they face on a regular basis may help educate people.
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Jason Martin discusses the civil unrest in the United States and goes to the phones to open a forum on what people are feeling and want others around the nation to understand. Jason also addresses the, now back in the spotlight, topic of protesting during the national anthem and how its becoming a divisive tool.
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Bernie Fratto and the Straight Outta Vegas are live from Vegas' rebirth and tell you what the return to life has been like around town. Bernie explains why the struggle to get a 2020 MLB season has shades of 1994 and what parallels could be made between the two debacles. The SOV crew also looks at the NBA return and tells you where you can cash in once the season gets back underway. Plus, it's never too early to talk football and the guys have some future bets you need to consider.
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Arnie Spanier and Aaron Torres react to the sudden change of mind by Roger Goodell and his admission of guilt to not supporting Colin Kaepernick. Does this mean we will see Kaepernick back in the NFL? The guys take a side! Arnie and Aaron react live to Conor McGregor's THIRD retirement and try to decipher if this retirement is real. Plus, the conclusion of the NBA season is taking shape and the guys tell you what they think of laid out format.
Plus, FS1 MLB insider Jon Morosi stops by to tell the guys why although it fells grim he's still optimistic about an MLB 2020 season.
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Brian Noe and George Wrighster react to the NFL's response to the civil unrest and the latest backtracking by Drew Brees. The guys look at the return of the NBA and discuss whether or not it's worth it for Kevin Durant to return. What quarterbacks around the league right now would you trade for Trevor Lawrence? Plus, the guys debate that ongoing struggles to start the MLB season.
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Jonas Knox and Bucky Brooks react to the latest regarding Drew Brees' comments. FS1 NBA Insider Ric Bucher joins the guys to discuss the return of the NBA. Bucky explains why he believes the Houston Texans will be better without DeAndre Hopkins. The guys look at the future of the San Francisco 49ers with Jimmy Garoppolo. Plus, multiple but necessary versions of the Iowa Minute, along with the latest editions of In The Gutter and The Scraps!
Guests include: FS1 NBA Insider Ric Bucher, NFL Veteran Bruce Gradkowski, FSR NFL Insider Adam Caplan
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Steve Hartman and Cuttino Mobley weigh in on Drew Brees’ comments on national anthem protests and his subsequent apologies to the black community. The guys talk about the return of the NBA and the proper way to bring fans back to live events. Steve and Cuttino question if NBA players will adopt national anthem protests when the season resumes and Michael Rapaport stops by to weigh in on the return of the NBA!
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Jason McIntyre weighs in on Drew Brees’ numerous apologies since making his initial response to a question regarding national anthem protests and shares which team he is most confident in as the NBA’s season resumes. Jason says he believes baseball will reach an agreement to begin their season this summer and explains why he would not visit Las Vegas even though it has just re-opened.
Guests include: The Athletic’s Larry Holder, L.A. Times sports columnist Arash Markazi, ESPN sportscaster Bomani Jones, Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli,
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This weekend with The Fellas, Anthony Gargano & Lincoln Kennedy react to Roger Goodell and the NFL apologizing for not allowing their players to protest, with Lincoln not being convinced that it’s entirely sincere. The guys wonder when the NBA might begin its 2020-2021 NBA season, how sports can help bring everyone together, and why Vic Fangio’s comments earlier this week echo a former coaching icon.
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