The PGA faces difficult decisions with every major tournament it is forced to postpone, while golfers everywhere grapple with what the coronavirus means for their careers and their families. Sports Illustrated golf writer Ryan Asselta shares why golf means more than ever in a global pandemic.

The NFL offseason has generally proceeded as normal thus far, with a busy free agency period and plans to move forward with the NFL Draft. Is this sustainable? Responsible? Sports Illustrated and MMQB senior writer Jenny Vrentas explains the factors at play for a league that hasn't yet faced the brunt of the coronavirus.

In a long-awaited announcement, the IOC postponed the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo until summer of 2021, an unprecedented decision due to the coronavirus outbreak. What has to happen in order to reschedule an event as massive as the Olympics? Sports Illustrated senior writers Jon Wertheim and Michael Rosenberg react to the development and explain how this complicates "the biggest jigsaw puzzle in sports."

With soccer at all levels around the world coming to a standstill in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, how will domestic leagues and governing bodies like FIFA and UEFA navigate the crisis? And what will it take to get leagues, divisions and tournaments functioning again? Sports Illustrated senior writer Grant Wahl joins us.

The coronavirus brought the sports world to a halt just as MLB was preparing to kick off its 2020 season. Sports Illustrated senior writer Tom Verducci explains how this impacts everyone, from transcendent talents like Mookie Betts and Mike Trout to unheralded minor leaguers and amateurs hoping for a shot at the big leagues. America's pastime has never seen anything quite like this.

Sports Illustrated senior writer Chris Mannix discusses how the NBA is proceeding after officially postponing the 2019-2020 season, and how players' anxieties around the outbreak are manifesting in different ways. Then, staff writer Jeremy Woo looks ahead at how the incoming class of NBA prospects has more questions than answers.

The French Open made a surprising decision that sent shockwaves through the tennis community. Sports Illustrated senior writer Jon Wertheim discusses the fallout from this development, and why the spread of COVID-19 might hurt tennis players more than most athletes.

Sports Illustrated presents a new series about the shape of sports in the midst of a global pandemic. We'll aim to answer questions about how we got here and where we go now, and here from experts to athletes and all those affected by the near universal suspension of professional leagues. Listen for free wherever you get podcasts, and subscribe or follow to get each new episode.