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On today's show, Andy & Brian react to Josh McDaniels pulling out of the Colts head coaching job. Andy is furious and can't believe McDaniels would do that to an entire organization. Brian praises LeBron James for his durability saying he doesn't get enough credit for his longevity. Plus, a new edition of Bronx Talk Radio! That and more on today's show!
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Jonas explains why the Cavaliers got no better after the NBA Trade Deadline and points out why Isaiah Thomas will ball out in Los Angeles as he seeks a new contract. Jonas also calls out Boston sports media for their dysfunction over the last few weeks. Plus former NFL WR David Anderson stops by to help recap Super Bowl LII and the crew delivers new editions of “Pornstar vs Wrestler” and “Would You Rather?”
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RJ Bell and Steve Cofield recap all the headlines coming out of Vegas after Super Bowl LII between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots including how badly the “let-it-roll” bettor smashed Vegas. The guys break down all the overrated, overvalued and undervalued teams in college basketball. Plus, RJ and Steve revisit the famous Fridge Prop Bet from Super Bowl XX.
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Arnie Spanier demands apologies from all who doubted his pick of the Eagles over the Patriots in Super Bowl LII and celebrates the fact that his picks are no longer the kiss of death. Arnie calls out USA Skater Shani Davis who described USA’s choice of flag bearer as dishonorable and Arnie reacts to the hoax that tricked the Boston Herald. NBA Insider Kurt Helin from ProBasketball helps breakdown the winners and losers from the NBA Trade Deadline and Vegas Runner recaps the headlines following the Super Bowl.
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Brian Noe and Rob Parker revisit Brian’s take on Nick “Fools” and hear from callers over whether or not Tom Brady’s legacy was damaged in the Super Bowl LII loss. The Eagles finally won their first Super Bowl but their fans made some questionable decision while celebrating. They discuss Scott Pederson’s gutsy play-calling and the Cavaliers blowing up their roster at the trade deadline.
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Mark Willard and Chris Broussard discuss the Cavaliers blowing up their roster at the trade deadline and the impact it will have on the post season. They open up about how Isaiah Thomas will fit in with the Lakers and speak to Mike Trudell about the team’s plans for the cap space they’ve created. They share their thoughts on Jimmy Garoppolo’s massive deal with the 49ers and talk Warriors with 95.7 The Game’s Matt Steinmetz. Finally, they speak with the AP's Tom Wither's about the Cavaliers shaking up their roster.
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Steve Hartman and Brady Poppinga discuss the moves made by the Cavaliers and Lakers at the NBA trade deadline and try to figure out what the best play the Lakers have at getting LeBron James into a Lakers uniform. Also, what’s next for Isaiah Thomas, will he ever get his big-money contract and where will he land at the end of this season? The guys also discuss if Josh McDaniels deciding to return to New England was the right move. Plus, with the Super Bowl in the rear view mirror, the guys look forward to the NFL Combine and Draft and what to expect in the coming weeks for the future of the NFL.
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It's the Big Lead with Jason McIntyre. Jason McIntyre explains how Isaiah Thomas needs to take a page out of Nick Foles' playbook and learn from his failure (1:03), why the Lakers might be walking into LeBron's friend-zone (24:30), why continued development of new analytics is ruining sports (1:37:35) and more. LA Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke joins the show (1:05:15) to breakdown the moves made by the Lakers at the trade deadline, discuss Lonzo Ball's development and DeAdndre Jordan's lack of adaptation to the new NBA.
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Anthony Gargano and Lincoln Kennedy put a bow on the NFL season as the Philadelphia Eagles finally win their first Super Bowl. The mainstream media has attached itself to many stories involving shenanigans of Eagles fans and Anthony stresses that the Eagles winning the big game has brought the city together in a peaceful manner unparalleled to anything he’s ever seen. The guys also discuss who they think will be the contenders to watch out for in the NFL next season and try to figure out if all the moves the Cleveland Cavaliers made at the NBA trade deadline will be enough to compete against the Golden State Warriors.
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Jonas talks about the situation involving Tom Brady and the Patriots and explains why he loves hoaxes. Jimmy Garoppolo is now the highest paid player in the NFL after the 49ers inked their QB of the future and Jonas explains that it makes sense and is pretty simple to understand. Jonas also gets into Josh McDaniels’ decision to back out of the Colts HC job and discusses why he doesn’t feel bad for Indianapolis at all. Guests Include: Brady Quinn
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