• Netflix – Your New Sports Network?
    2024/05/17
    Fred, Art, and Mark dissect the Tom Brady roast on Netflix. Is it a sign that the streaming giant has plans to set aside a chunk of its huge budget to include more sports? With Steph Curry and LeBron James looking to shift teams, will Nikola Jokic be the new face of the NBA? Will Rick Carlisle be fined for alleging NBA refs are showing preferences for more popular teams? And the sports world says goodbye to football legend Jimmy Johnson.
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    18 分
  • Playoffs Rage on Towards Championship Glory
    2024/05/10
    Fred, Art, and Mark handicap the exciting races that will be competing for the attention of sports fans this weekend. As teams battle it out in the NBA playoffs, will the Knicks’ Jalen Brunson be the player to watch? Can Mike Trout reach the standard set by legendary players like Bryce Harper after his latest injury? Is WNBA stardom a sure thing for Caitlin Clark? And to mark the milestone of the 150th Running of the Roses, will the Kentucky Derby produce a memorable winner?
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    18 分
  • Everybody Loves a Great Sports Movie
    2024/05/01
    Fred, Art, Mark, and guest Matthew DiBiase reflect on some of their favorite sports movies that you don’t even have to be a sports fan to enjoy. Who can forget Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon in Bull Durham? Or the great underdog story of Hoosiers with Gene Hackman? As for live sports, it’s a jam-packed weekend ahead featuring the NFL draft, Kentucky Derby, and pivotal NBA playoff games. Will Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets keep up their winning streak? And just who is trying to build a super team?
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    17 分
  • A New Network for ChiTown Teams?
    2024/04/23
    Fred, Art, and Mark wonder about the future of televised sports as several of Jerry Reinsdorf’s Chicago teams leave NBC behind for the Stadium app, also partly owned by - guess who? Will more organizations follow his example? How is former Dodger Michael Busch settling in with the Cubs? Is Jon Scheyer losing players through the transfer portal? And which legendary baseball players have recently departed with Carl Erskine to play on the Field of Dreams?
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    18 分
  • A Report Card on Racism and Diversity Representation in Sports
    2024/04/17
    Fred, Art, and guest human rights activist and sportswriter Richard Lapchick explore the issue of racism and minority representation in sports. Have there been many improvements in recent years? Why does Kareem Abdul-Jabbar disagree with women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley? Has Johnny Dawkins zeroed in on the concern some coaches have with the transfer portal? And how many Kentucky basketball players will follow coach John Calipari through the portal to Arkansas?
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    17 分
  • Basketball, Basketball, Basketball
    2024/04/11
    Fred, Art, and guest Laura Snoke are excited to see who will emerge triumphant in the NCAA Final Four. With the women drawing more viewers than the men, has Caitlin Clark been the compelling reason? Is it really almost 50 years since the Wizard of Westwood retired and nearly 20 since the Bruins last took home the title? Could Matt Painter give a nod to Coach Wooden’s roots with a Boilermaker win? And what is the controversy surrounding Shohei Ohtani’s first Dodger home run ball?
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    18 分
  • Tournament Predictions and Betting Woes for the Pros
    2024/04/03
    Fred, Art, and Mark prognosticate which teams have the best chances to go all the way in the NCAA Tournament. Will Tommy Lloyd and his Arizona Wildcats give the Pac-12 a big win in the final year of the conference or will Mark Few and Gonzaga finally bring home the trophy after years just missing the title? How will the investigation into Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter affect the Dodgers as the season gets underway? And why is Jontay Porter under scrutiny from the NBA?
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    16 分
  • The Madness That is March
    2024/03/26
    Fred, Art, and sports historian Mark Dibiase break down some early results from the first week of March Madness. Greg Kampe’s Golden Grizzlies bested John Calipari’s Wildcats in the first round of the Tournament, and Calipari blames the loss on too many teams being eligible. Does his complaint have merit? What accolade has Caitlin Clark earned? And would John Wooden, the GOAT of college coaches, be able to duplicate his winning record amid all the changes to the sport?
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    14 分