"Coppock on Sports" is back and, as always, brought to you by the superb folks at American Taxi. Host Chet Coppock says the only reason Dennis Rodman won't punch his ticket to the NBA Hall of Fame next week is if the voters choose to make it personal.

Sports Court time with Chet Coppock and Lester Munson! Brought to you as always by American Taxi. Munson agrees with Chet Coppock that Jim Tressel's cover-up of the Terrelle Pryor and DeVier Posey memorabilia-selling situation is actually worse than the crime.

ESPN legal expert Lester Munson tells Chet Coppock why a judge's recent ruling on the NFL's clever TV deals should have the owners a bit worried heading into a lockout. Plus, Munson notes the NFL has already drawn up a tentative 8-game schedule for 2011, which means the owners are pretty serious about a lockout.

Sports Court Master of Ceremonies Chet Coppock and ESPN Legal Analyst Lester Munson discuss why the suicide death of former Bears safety Dave Duerson may have ramifications echoing from pee-wee locker rooms to the halls of Congress -- as well as the bargaining table for the NFL's current labor negotiations.

Sports Court is back in session with Chet Coppock and legal eagle Lester Munson -- brought to you, as always, by American Taxi. First on the docket today is Fred Wilpon's fishy relationship with Bernie Madoff. Then Munson gives Coppock the odds that Donald Trump ends up owning the Mets.

ESPN Legal Analyst Lester Munson tells Chet Coppock the NFL Players Union may crumble if there is an extended work stoppage. Plus, the upcoming NFL Draft is nothing more than a glorified dog and pony show until a new agreement is reached. Don't miss Munson's key insights brought to you by American Taxi!

ESPN legal expert Lester Munson and host Chet Coppock tee up another episode of "Sports Court," brought to you by American Taxi. Munson explains why the NFL Players' Union is fighting the NFL's (pretty sweet) TV contracts that say the owners shall get paid regardless of whether games are played next season.

"Sports Court" tag-team Chet Coppock and ESPN legal expert Lester Munson discuss the NFL's looming lockout. Free agents like Michael Vick could be left in limbo, the 18-game proposal needs serious work, and the league needs to decide if they are serious about player health. Brought to you by American Taxi.

Welcome to the 2011 edition of "Sports Court" brought to you by American Taxi. Among other topics, ESPN legal expert Lester Munson tells host Chet Coppock why the New York Jets appear to have been begging for the type of sexual harassment lawsuit that two massage therapists have recent filed against the team.

American Taxi presents the final 2010 edition of Sports Court, featuring ESPN legal expert Lester Munson and host Chet Coppock. Munson and Coppock discuss President Obama's comments on Michael Vick. Plus, the guys preview 2011, including the Roger Clemens trial, the Barry Bonds trial and NBA labor issues.