David Glenn Show

Hall-of-Fame hoops writer Mike DeCourcy joins DG to talk Wendell Carter, Messi vs. Ronaldo, and the future of the US Men's National Team. USA Today golf writer Steve DiMeglio also drops by to discuss Tiger Woods and his foundation.

ESPN NBA insider Bobby Marks joins the show to discuss LeBron James. Magic Johnson and the Lakers + one listener calls in and wins the Classic Sports Movie Challenge.

Brady-Manning. Ali-Frazier. Crosby-Ovechkin. What potential GOAT matchups have you seen? + DG talks possible round of 16 scenarios for the World Cup.

Mike Stanton joins the show to preview his new book on legendary boxer Rocky Marciano + DG explains why Russia is the one Cinderella team you shouldn't be rooting for at this year's World Cup.

Analytics specialist Brian Geisinger has crunched the numbers and gives you his prediction for where Kawhi and LeBron will end up this summer + Wes Durham reflects on his late fathers' legacy as a sportscaster.

DG takes a look back at the NBA Awards + Will you be rooting for Mexico at the World Cup despite their rivalry with the US?

Kevin Harlan of NBA on TNT and NFL on CBS predicts what LeBron James will do this offseason, talks about the honor of being named the National Sports Media Associations' Sportscaster of the Year and recording audio for NBA 2K '19. Callers add to the list of greatest high school basketball players from North Carolina.

Newly-acquired Carolina Hurricane defenseman Dougie Hamilton discusses the transition from Calgary to North Carolina, his expectations for the Hurricanes and addresses confusion about his museum trips in Calgary. NBA Senior Writer Michael Lee of Yahoo! Sports shares his prediction on LeBron's free agency decision.

Best & Worst of the Weekend, Arkansas and Oregon State advance to CWS Final. Callers give the best high school basketball players from North Carolina.

From Broughton High School to becoming one of college basketball's best players, our guest Devonte Graham has now been drafted by the Hornets and gets to play professionally in his home state.