Keith came out of the gate strong today after the news of Kareem Hunt being cut by the Chiefs and Mike McCarthy being fired by the Packers dominated the sports landscape.

You know Patrick Renna from playing Ham in "The Sandlot," and he and the fellas are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the film. He joined Keith to talk baseball, hoops & his new "You're Killin' Me" Podcast.

There's no more intimidating boxer in the world than Tyson Fury, but he wanted to let Keith know he's not the scary guy he sometimes comes off as.

There aren't many nicer guys than Hall of Fame announcer Al Bernstein, who joined Keith live on the Wilder/Fury Radio Row in preparation for their heavyweight title in LA this weekend.

Our resident handicapper Brandon Lang has been on an NFL tear, and he tells Keith to be sure to avoid road favorites this week, especially if they're playing a division rival.

Hall of Fame announcer Jim Gray stopped by our table at the Wilder/Fury Radio Row in LA to give Keith his prediction for Saturday night's heavyweight championship fight at Staples Center.

On today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Radi Nabulsi of NBC Atlanta to preview the SEC Title Game; then A. Sherrod Blakely of NBC Boston tries to explain what's going on with the Celtics this season.

THe man with the largest hands in the boxing game, former heavyweight contender Gerry Cooney, hopped on with Keith live from the Wilder/Fury Radio Row in Los Angeles.

With tonight's MNF game featuring two AFC South teams, Colts safety Mike Mitchell tells Keith he'll be paying extra close attention to this one tonight in prep for their upcoming matchups.

Baker Mayfield had some harsh words for former coach Hue Jackson, but NFL Network analyst Nate Burleson says Baker did nothing wrong and that most other QBs would feel the same.