CzabeCast

Czabe welcomes PAUL CHARCHIAN to discuss the usual WIDE variety of topics. Including Czabe's lament about the loss of good ol' paper sports tickets. ALSO...Charch recreates magic concert moment with college daughter, NFL Draft and Vikings Decision on Rodgers, Hall of Famers Never Married, No Kids, Could You File Your Own Taxes If You Had To? The NBA Used to Be A League Of Men MORE.....

But will they regret it? Shedueur Sanders remains the most intriguing player in next week's NFL draft for one simple reason: he's probably not that good. But what if he is? The willingness of teams like the NY Giants schedule worthless private workouts is for one reason only: to talk themselves into it.ALSO in this podcast...Belichick's Goldigging GF Makes A Scene At Spring GameNico Iamaleava With An All-Time Bag

Czabe welcomes ANDY POLLIN to the podcast to discuss his enjoyment of the Masters. Why golf meltdowns are more terrifying than any other sports unraveling. The Nico Iamaleava situation in college sports. Why the NCAA was never gonna really be able to "get ahead of it" on paying players. How long will it be before the sport finally stabilizes? The NBA's All-82 Team. Why do the Wizards suck so relentlessly? The Blue Origin "All-Female" space

Czabe welcomes JOHN RONIS and JON GUHL from the Capital Golf Gang on the CzabeCast to chop up the mind-melting twists and turns of the final day at The Masters. How many times did Rory try to lose it? What happened to Bryson? The clutch shots, and the boneheaded miscues. A full and robust discussion of maybe one of the Top 5 Masters of all time.

Czabe has his pre-Masters "Plays"... "Fades" and "Longshots." Do with them, what you will. Scott Van Pelt was fantastic (as usual) on the Par-3 contest. The mini-course took a major beatin' by the hurricane last fall. The NBA is not a serious league. Fun, profitable, popular across the globe. Oh sure. But not serious. FRED MINNICK special guest talks Kentucky flooding and the bourbon wipeout at several distilleries, and also his front row seat to

Even though it was a "dud" ending, the essence of sports was on full display Monday night as Florida completed their improbable run to the top. Thoughts on the final play, the inconsistent officiating, and One Shining Moment.

Naples, FL - 101

Czabe and Rezzer share a post-round cocktail and chat following their round at Panther Run. Rezzer shares a startling stat on gators in Florida, the boys talk Turo, insane wealth, why he chose to live here, and more. Also Czabe gets hustled into an improbable wager payout in a friendly game at a private club.

The Caitlyn Clark Effect comes into clear focus. Dawn Staley proposes something idiotic. MORE......

Duke flushes it's best chance for a title since Coach K retired. Houston with the ONIONS to pull off the improbable comeback. Bad calls, ref whining. Other Final Four notes. Women's game ratings post-CC. SAS doesn't even know NBA player names. Alex Ovechkin breaks record in New York. ANDY POLLIN joins me for all of it and more!

Czabe takes today's "torpedo bat" controversy and compares it to other innovations in various sports, and how they changed their respective games. From gutta percha golf balls, to Prince rackets, all the way to winged keels and catamarans. KEVIN SHEEHAN from Team 980 and the Kevin Sheehan Podcast talks about the Buzz Williams hire, his (not) patented smell test, new OT rules, the NFL's invasion of Christmas and more!

The Chain Gang Is Dead

NFL Owners Meetings

Coaches Group Photo

Rule Changes

Tush Push Live Another Day

Cognitive Dissonance Anybody?

NFL Taking Over Christmas

More Throwbacks, Please

Fanta Defends Final Four

Uncle Verne to Nobilo? Ugh.

2 Worst Holes at Augusta

Pat McAfee Getting Sued

Hosts Takes on Pants Armstrongs

American Idol Contestant Nails It

Guest: ANDY POLLIN • Jewish basketball coaches • Chalky brackets • La'affaire Du Willard • Tier 1 or Tier 2? • Is Andy Mad About It? • Panel of Wise Men (and Sheehan) • Damn The Torpedo (Bats) • Make Movies Great Again • Coastal Carolina Gluttony • MORE . . .