Host Carl Lewis is joined by NBA expert Cyrus Rogers ahead of the new NBA season. We make out predictions for the season, using odds from Bet.co.za, the pair discuss and debate the best future bets for the NBA.

Outside of picking Eastern and Western COnfernecen winners, they also touch on their most likely to win the chip. After discussing teams, they speak about the player awards including MVP, Rookie and Most Improved Player of the Year.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by football writer Zach Lowy as the pair discuss the fresh drama between superstar Kylian Mbappe and Paris Saint Germain where the World Cup winner is apparently looking for a way out of Paris after his relationship with the Qatari owners broke down. They also touch on his relationship with Neymar and Lionel Messi.

They also talk UEFA Champions League; five teams advance; Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Manchester City, Napoli and Club Brugge have all secured spots in the Champions League round of 16 with two games left in the group stage.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by football punter Mastos for another Mastos Masterclass, the pair search  European football's top 5 leagues and provide out best bets for your multiple and accas.

We cover matches from Friday to Sunday in the English Premier League, Serie a, La Liga, Bundesliga and Ligue 1.

Week 6 of the NFL season signals the start of the bye weeks, meaning we won't have another full slate of games until Week 12 (Thanksgiving week). But that doesn't mean there won't be enough action to keep fans entertained on a weekly basis.

And one thing that doesn’t go away even with byes in effect is "Thursday Night Football." For Week 6, TNF pits Washington against Chicago. Both teams are struggling right now but this gives each an opportunity to get back into the win column (barring a tie). If anything, fans are just hoping there will be at least one touchdown scored after last Thursday's field goal-fest between Indianapolis and Denver.

And if TNF isn't your cup of tea, there are 11 games on Sunday. There is no London game in Week 6 (next one is Week 8), but the 1 p.m. ET window features some intriguing cross-conference matchups with Baltimore taking on the New York Giants and the Jets heading to Lambeau Field to face the Packers. Elsewhere, Minnesota heads to Miami, Cincinnati will be in New Orleans, and Tom Brady and the Buccaneers will be in the Steel City to face the reeling Steelers. There is one divisional contest and it's an important one as Jacksonville and Indianapolis meet for the second time this season already (Jaguars won 24-0 in Week 2) with both teams getting a chance to gain on idle Tennessee in the AFC South.

There are just three games in the later-afternoon time slot on Sunday but one of those is a highly anticipated showdown between current AFC leaders Buffalo and Kansas City. Besides the Bills and Chiefs both entering this game with 4-1 records, no one has forgotten about their epic divisional playoff game last season that initiated a tweak to the overtime rules. There's also Arizona at Seattle in a key NFC West contest and the Rams will look to turn things around at home against the Panthers.

Week 6 concludes with a pair of divisional prime-time games. First place in the NFC East and more will be on the line for "Sunday Night Football" when the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles renew their rivalry. The Eagles are the only unbeaten team left standing while the Cowboys could get Dak Prescott back, although Cooper Rush has certainly managed during their four-game winning streak, with considerable help from Dallas' suffocating defense. Then on "Monday Night Football" it's the Chargers and Broncos battling it out in Los Angeles with both teams jockeying for position in the AFC West.

Host Carl Lewis chats to rugby punter Neal Hoogwerf and they preview the semi-finals in the Bunnings NPC, United Rugby Championship and a shortened Gallagher Premiership.

NPC

Wellington vs Auckland
Canterbury vs Bay Of Plenty

United Rugby Championship

Ospreys vs Stormers
Connacht vs Leinster
Lions vs Ulster
Sharks vs Glasgow Warriors
Edinburgh Rugby vs Benetton Treviso
Cardiff vs Gwent Dragons
Munster vs Bulls
Scarlets vs Zebre

Gallagher Premiership

Saracens vs Bath
Gloucester vs Bristol
Northampton vs Newcastle Falcons
Harlequins vs Leicester

Host Carl Lewis is joined by motorsport journalist Sean parker as they chat about Red bull's Max Verstappen winning back-to-back Driver's Championships in Japan this weekend, the Dutchman joins the illustrious company that achieved this feat.

Also, they talk about the FIA's report on Red Bull and Aston Martin overspending with regard to the budget cap and the implications for the world of Formula 1.

Also,

Pierre Gasly will join Alpine in 2023, while Nyck de Vries will take the French driver's place at AlphaTauri, the two teams confirmed Saturday.

Gasly will replace Aston Martin-bound Fernando Alonso, leaving the Red Bull driver program he joined in 2014.

Host Carl Lewis and golf punter Wade Pretorius preview the ZOZO Championship in Japan and also the Andalucia Masters in Spain.

ZOZO Championship

Our experts went all in on Sungjae Im last week. He wound up finishing solo seventh. In our longshots section, we even touted Matthew NeSmith (T-2), Tom Hoge (T-4) and Mito Pereira (T-4). You couldn’t possibly have had the board more covered.

Well, you could have by picking 20-year-old Tom Kim, who picked up his second PGA Tour win in remarkable fashion, going bogey-free over 72 holes at the Shriners Children’s Open. We’re now 0-for-2 as a group in correctly predicting Tom Kim wins, which won’t be the case for long if he keeps winning at this Tiger Woods-ian rate.

Perhaps foolishly, none of our experts are backing Kim this week at the Zozo Championship, which returns to Japan for a third time in its four years of existence. Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club has produced two elite winners in Woods and Hideki Matsuyama, and our outright selections indicate we expect more of the same in 2022.

Andalucia Masters

The European Tour action stays in Spain this weekend following the Open de Espana last weekend. This weekend, the attention will be on Real Club Valderrama, Sotogrande, as the Andalucia Masters is staged. Matt Fitzpatrick was the event winner last year and looks to be a commanding favourite at the top of the betting for the 2022 edition.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by coach Dave Wessels and veteran journalist Simnikiwe Xabanisa and they discuss the biggest talking points in world rugby and South African rugby. In this episode, they discuss Worcester Warriors and Wasps and what their financial problems mean for professional rugby around the world. Finances in world rugby CVC Capital and private equity in rugby Lions: Should we take this Lions side seriously: Henco van Wyk seems legit, does have what it takes to make it all the way? 19-yer-old Ruan Venter looks like another gem from the South African loose forward production line Sharks: Thoughts on the Sharks so far... What is the minimum that the SHakrs need to achieve this season for Sean Everitt to be safe? Stormers Great start for the Stormers this season...thoughts so far... Sacha Mngomezulu looked comfortable against Zebre, kicking was also on point... breakout season? Bulls Their loss to Glasgow - should we be concerned? Unprepared or outplayed? They face Munster next, it could potentially become a poor tour if they lose to the Irish...big pressure or still early season?

TUESDAY

Copenhagen vs Man City: Man City W & over 2.5 goals, 1.43 odds

Copenhagen lost 5-0 to City, 3-0 to BVB & drew 0-0 with Sevilla
City beat Copenhagen 5-0, Sevilla 4-0, BVB 2-1 + last six games were all over 2.5 goals

Maccabi vs Juventus: Juventus draw no bet, 1.36

Juve beat Macaabi 3-0 at, Macaabi lost 4/5 games
Juve won 2/3 last games + lost to PSG & Benfica and need the points vs Macaabi

Shakhtar vs Real Madrid: Real win, 1.37

Real have won 11/12 games this season
Real have won 3/3 vs Shakhtar

Milan vs Chelsea: over 1.5 goals, 1.28

Chelsea won first leg 3-0
11/12 Milan games this season had over 1.5 goals, 9/11 Chelsea games had over 1.5 goals

PSG vs Benfica: over 0.5 FHGs, 1.23

All of PSG's UCL games had over 1.5 FHGs, 2/3 Benfica's had over 1.5 FHGs
PSG have scored in the first half in 12/14 games this season

Celtic vs Leipzig: over 1.5 goals, 1.19

Leipzig won the first leg 3-1
All of Celtic's 13 games this season had over 1.5 goals (9 had over 2.5 goals)
All of Leipzig's 14 games this season had over 1.5 goals (10 had over 2.5 goals)

WEDNESDAY

Atletico vs Brugge: Atletico win/draw under 4.5 goals, 1.28 

Brugge won first leg 2-0, and have won 3/3 in UCL, but somewhat poor in Belgium
Atletico need a win after picking up just 3 points in 3 games
 10/11 Atletico games had under 4.5 goals, 14/15 Brugge games had under 4.5 goals

Napoli vs Ajax: over 2.5 goals, 1.50

Napoli have won 8/8, 7/8 had over 2.5 goals
Ajax have only won 1/5, 9/12 games had over 2.5 goals

Rangers vs Liverpool: over 0.5 FHGs, 1.25

2/3 UCL games of Rangers had over 0.5 FHGs, 3/3 UCL games of Liverpool had over 0.5 FHGs
11/12 Liverpool games had over 0.5 FHGs, 14/17 Rangers games had over 0.5 FHGs

Sporting vs Marseilla: over 1.5 goals, 1.23

All 12 Sporting this season had over 1.5 goals (9/12 had over 2.5 goals)
11/13 Marseille games had over 1.5 goals (7/13 had over 2.5 goals)

Plzen vs Bayern:

Plzen conceded 12 goals in 3 UCL games, Bayern scored 9, including 5-0 in the first leg
12/14 Bayern games had over 0.5 FHGs

11 games, 19.37 odds, Code: 7WXX9

Host Carl Lewis and football writer Zach Lowy discuss the biggest talking points in European football. They cover Napoli and Luciano Spalletti's impressive start to the season. The team from Naples is leading the Serie A and their Champions League group and it's time we start taking note of them as a club.

They also chat about Manchester City, Paris Saint Germain, Roberto de Zerbi to Brighton and a whole lot more.