Including today, we've now gone 231 days without MLB games since the World Series ended on Oct. 30. That's the 2nd-longest streak in MLB history, behind a 256-day stretch during the 1994-95 strike. Per a report at least 6 MLB owners aren't interested in playing a season at all.

Including today, we've now gone 231 days without MLB games since the World Series ended on Oct. 30. That's the 2nd-longest streak in MLB history, behind a 256-day stretch during the 1994-95 strike. Per a report at least 6 MLB owners aren't interested in playing a season at all. Mike Gundy went full Drew Brees with a second scripted apology. The impact on foreign players in baseball is going to be a major issue. The details for the NBA return at Disney World are out, and they are fantastic. They are absolutely going to be hard to manage. We also take a look at the next major tv deals in sports coming up.

As always at this time every Tuesday we catch up with KCTV5’s Dani Welniak. Dani says she’d rather eat alone than go to the movies alone going against the crowd. We also get her take on the ongoing saga between baseball, and the player. Cody also decides he’s going to start giving parenting advice. According to the Athletic fans are absolutely ready for gambling statistics in their television broadcasts. We get back into “What’s Trending” and update the Chuba Hubbard and Mike Gundy dispute.

We get into "What's Trending" MLB update, WNBA has their plan to return, several names you would recognize up for the CFB HOF, K-State player tests positive, Eagles O-line tears achilles out for the season, and Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler could call NFL 'Monday Night Football' games this fall. Would an 80 game MLB season really be more legitimate than a 50 game season? We're going to be lucky if we get anything right now. Kyle Shannahan gets an extension making him arguably the best coach alive who hasn't won a Super Bowl yet. For the rest of your life would you rather watch movies alone or eat dinner alone?

We're joined by Fescoe in the Morning's Josh Klingler to discuss the disaster that is baseball negotiations. Kling aslo gives us an NBA Jam update, and why Dayton could be a good MLB Commissioner. According to a poll 25% of americans miss baseball more than any other sport. It's only because baseball is normally the only sport going on right now. Steve is pretty jazzed about the virtual DC even announced this morning. Will the Chiefs keep the Ravens from being great? Cody could see a situation where the Chiefs rescind the franchise tag from Chris Jones to save money in the event of a shallow cap. Luckily they won't have to do something so drastic because they can spread the cap hit over several years.

Will the Chiefs keep the Ravens from being great? Cody could see a situation where the Chiefs rescind the franchise tag from Chris Jones to save money in the event of a shallow cap. Luckily they won't have to do something so drastic because they can spread the cap hit over several years.

MLB Commissioner Roib Manfred joined ESPN yesterday and said he's "not confident" that we will have baseball this year. This is a defining moment for the game of baseball and the owners deserve the blame if there is no season this year. Rob Manfred continues to take the heat for the owners, and Dayton Moore keeps being mentioned as a guy who would be the perfect MLB Commissioner. The NFL also on ESPN believes it will lose $3 billion in revenue in the event of a season without fans. They are in a better situation to move money around than other leagues. Oklahoma State running back Chuba Hubbard took a stand against head coach Mike Gundy yesterday. Adam Silver showed again yesterrday why he is the best commissioner in sports.

MLB Commissioner Roib Manfred joined ESPN yesterday and said he's "not confident" that we will have baseball this year. This is a defining moment for the game of baseball and the owners deserve the blame if there is no season this year. Rob Manfred continues to take the heat for the owners, and Dayton Moore keeps being mentioned as a guy who would be the perfect MLB Commissioner.

ESPN is airing a special tonight with every commissioner from the 4 major sports to discuss COVID-19 protocols and getting sports back up and running. It’s 2 hours long. It’s going to be awful.  We get back into the Franchise Five debate. Gold isn’t trying to wear his polo in a hot tub and we get back into “What’s Trending.” Baseball’s talked appear to be done, and now we just await official word of a 50 game season. Ohio State isn’t exactly making sure their players are taken care of by making them sign coronavirus waivers.

Today on "What's Trending" Players for the Cowboys and Texans have tested positive for COVID, MLB update, Royals signing in the UDFA market,Ohio State had players sign risk waiver, Durant buys stake in a MLS team, and MLB informs clubs they can begin scouting amateur events with a max of three scouts per club at an event. Several players for the Cowboys and Texans have tested positive for COVID-19. This could be a big issue as NFL teams work towards reopening and getting players in their team facilities. The MLB is nearing a billion dollar tv deal. The NBPA is under the impression they won't have fans next year. We wanted behind the scenes access to one of the most exciting runs in baseball, but that's not really what we got with "The Long Gone Summer."