Two-time NBA champion Kenny "The Jet" Smith weighed in on the Michael Jordan vs LeBron James debate. He also gave his opinion on what the Boston Celtics should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft. Smith is working with lottery picks to be Malik Monk and De' Aaron Fox along with JCPenny on career readiness. Smith, Monk and Fox were at the Vanderbilt YMCA in New York City. Monk discussed who should go first in the draft between him and his Kentucky teammate Fox, and who would win a one-on-one battle between the two.

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Two-time NBA champion Kenny "The Jet" Smith weighed in on the Michael Jordan vs LeBron James debate. He also gave his opinion on what the Boston Celtics should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft. Smith is working with lottery picks to be Malik Monk and De' Aaron Fox along with JCPenny on career readiness. Smith, Monk and Fox were at the Vanderbilt YMCA in New York City. Monk discussed who should go first in the draft between him and his Kentucky teammate Fox, and who would win a one-on-one battle between the two.

Drew Brees calls into On The Mark to talk all things NFL. Brees breaks down his plans for the future and if he can see himself playing longer than Tom Brady. 

Brees also weighs in on the status of Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback who played led the San Francisco 49ers to a Super Bowl but has not been signed by a team as of yet. And Brees says he would have a home on the Saints.

Finally, Brees sheds light on Tony Romo and Jay Cutler's future in the broadcast booth and don't think they're done playing quite yet.

Brees is working with "The Heat Factor" trying to raise awareness for Exertional Heat Stroke (EHS), a severe form of heat illness. EHS is a dire condition that could put vital organs and the brain at risk of permanent damage, potentially even causing death in some extreme cases.

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Drew Brees calls into On The Mark to talk all things NFL. Brees breaks down his plans for the future and if he can see himself playing longer than Tom Brady. 

Brees also weighs in on the status of Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback who played led the San Francisco 49ers to a Super Bowl but has not been signed by a team as of yet. And Brees says he would have a home on the Saints.

Finally, Brees sheds light on Tony Romo and Jay Cutler's future in the broadcast booth and don't think they're done playing quite yet.

Brees is working with "The Heat Factor" trying to raise awareness for Exertional Heat Stroke (EHS), a severe form of heat illness. EHS is a dire condition that could put vital organs and the brain at risk of permanent damage, potentially even causing death in some extreme cases.

Jim Courier weighs in with On The Mark on ways to make Davis Cup better and for the casual tennis fan to actually experience the intensity of the tournament. Courier talks about his greatest win ever which came over Andre Agassi and the amazing play in 2017 of Roger Federer. Could Serena Williams win a match while pregnant? Jim says yes, although most likely kidding, but never sell Serena short. Also, who Courier thinks will win the French Open on both the men's and women's side. 

Jim Courier will be at the PowerShares Series at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago on May 17.

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Jim Courier weighs in with On The Mark on ways to make Davis Cup better and for the casual tennis fan to actually experience the intensity of the tournament. Courier talks about his greatest win ever which came over Andre Agassi and the amazing play in 2017 of Roger Federer. Could Serena Williams win a match while pregnant? Jim says yes, although most likely kidding, but never sell Serena short. Also, who Courier thinks will win the French Open on both the men's and women's side. 

Jim Courier will be at the PowerShares Series at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago on May 17.

Tennis star Andy Roddick calls into the On The Mark podcast to chat with host Mark Camran. Roddick chimes in on Maria Sharapova’s suspension being lifted. He also discusses the incredible year of Roger Federer, who looks like a younger version of himself. As the last American to win a Grand Slam in 2003, Roddick talks about the future of American tennis. Roddick also weighs in on his favorite to win the French Open.

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Tennis star Andy Roddick calls into the On The Mark podcast to chat with host Mark Camran. Roddick chimes in on Maria Sharapova’s suspension being lifted. He also discusses the incredible year of Roger Federer, who looks like a younger version of himself. As the last American to win a Grand Slam in 2003, Roddick talks about the future of American tennis. Roddick also weighs in on his favorite to win the French Open.

Chicago Tribune columnist and long time baseball beat reporter Paul Sullivan talks about the changes at Wrigley Field with renovations. Sullivan also weighs in on whether or not the Cubs are as interesting of a story now as they were before they won the World Series, ending a 108-year title drought. Sully has a Hall of Fame vote and is open about who he will vote and not vote for when it comes to the steroid era. Also, Sullivan discusses how the game has changed and relives some of his battles with former players like Hall of Famer and Chicag White Sox legend Frank Thomas. ?

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Chicago Tribune columnist and long time baseball beat reporter Paul Sullivan talks about the changes at Wrigley Field with renovations. Sullivan also weighs in on whether or not the Cubs are as interesting of a story now as they were before they won the World Series, ending a 108-year title drought. Sully has a Hall of Fame vote and is open about who he will vote and not vote for when it comes to the steroid era. Also, Sullivan discusses how the game has changed and relives some of his battles with former players like Hall of Famer and Chicag White Sox legend Frank Thomas. ?