The NBA is back for real this time. We talk about which teams need to win or break it up, but not before we give our thoughts on the abbreviated MLB season. Join us next week for part two of this conversation where we give our team-by-team predictions.

Today we discuss the concept of individuals from minority groups, and the challenges they might face as well as the significance of their ventures. For this conversation, we discuss the bid by the J.Lo/A.Rod group to purchase the Mets, as well as Jordan's venture to own an NBA team.

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We recorded this episode a few days after the Mahomes contract came out with our initial reactions. This is basically our first live stream. Let us know what you think.

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Today's conversation is centered around Cam Newton, and primarily we discuss to ups and downs of his career so far, his release from the Panthers, as well as his recent signing with the Patriots. We also take a little time to discuss the stereotypes that are placed on certain quarterback "types" in the NFL.

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We talked about the Scheme documentary on HBO about Christian Dawkins and the FBI case that brought down Rick Pitino, a few assistant coaches, and a few Adidas representatives but did not change the landscape of college athletics as was feared. Here's our conversation. We recommend you watch it, and if you want to continue the conversation, let us know.

Today, we talked about the role amateurism plays in the NCAA and how it affects the athletes that play college sports. We go through the name, image, and likeness rules that might allow players to profit in the coming years and how we think college sports could be different in the not-too-distant future. Let us know what you think of our conversation.

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The second part of our conversation with special guest John. We talk a little more about the MLS, including their bubble plan, then we get into some less serious topics. Are we asking if the Browns can beat Alabama again? Can the players really form their own league, and we might have just laid the groundwork for a foosball mini-series. Like and subscribe, and visit our website https://beyondsports-pj.weebly.com/ for more content.

We don't know too much about soccer, so we brought in someone who does. Our timing couldn't be better as the MLS is coming back on July 8. Our special guest John is a season ticket holder of Major League Soccer's NYCFC. He is a lifelong soccer superfan and champions the growth of the MLS. We pick his brain about all things MLS, and he tries to help us understand how MLS can continue growing and competing with the four "major" sports in America. Our conversation was so long that we had to split it into two parts. Come back next week for part 2.

We talked about the roles athletes are playing in the recent protests and social activism that is sweeping the country. Should they even be looked to as leaders? If so, are they doing enough?

We talked about the return of the NBA and what that means for the league, players, and fans. Who is most excited about the return, and who will benefit most from the new format of 22 teams?