The Boys break down their thoughts on Phil Jackson's comments on Lebron James' and his "posse". Was it racist? Was it insensitive? Listen to the show to find out!

The Boys talk about the young talent threatening the reign of current stars and which ones will emerge as star studded championship contenders!

BY MICK TIDROW AND JOHN GORDON | BALL STATE SPORTS LINK Teams all across Major Leauge Baseball prepare to open their checkbooks during the mysterious free-agency filled offseason. It raises the two ultimate questions. Who spends the most money and what player cashes in on the biggest payday? Yoenis Cespedes already opted out of his deal with the New York Mets after one season. The Mets were set to pay the slugger upwards of $26 million in 2017 after handing him $27.5 million in 2016. The Mets will continue to pursue him, but he is on the open market and can field offers from any team he wishes. Bartolo Colon and R.A. Dickey are both over the 40 year-old mark, but each received just one year deals with the Atlanta Braves. Not the big splash signing some were expecting early on in free-agency, but these moves pave the way for the rest of the market to shape up. The market relies heavily on average starting pitching, dominant relievers and power bats. Aroldis Chapman and Kenley Jansen are set to be the most desired arms out of the bullpen. Mark Trumbo, Edwin Encarnacion and Jose Bautista are three names who seek the big [...]