Dukes & Bell

Carl and Mike comback and share a few more thoughts on Ronald Acuna's most recent injury and discuss whether the Braves should consider reworking language in his contract that would limit his participation in the World Baseball Classic. They then get into some Georgia talk as they react to Josh Brooks' comments in regards to saying the Bulldogs will not schedule games against Texas Tech.

Carl and Mike are joined by Dave Archer as they discuss the latest on the Falcons

Carl and Mike get into NFL headlines as they react to Kyler Murray discussing feeling like he's behind as he learns a new system while battling with JJ McCarthy and as they discuss, they share thoughts on why Murray's comments are somewhat a reflection of what Michael Penix Jr. is dealing with in his battle with Tua however with not being able to get equal reps once the team gets into 11 on 11.

Carl and Mike get back to Falcons talk as they react to Kay Adams making a case for why the combination of Kevin Stefanski and Bijan Robinson is the reason why she believes the Falcons will reach the playoffs this season. As they discuss, they agree that as long as the quarterback play is adequate in addition to the defense hopefully not taking a step back, Adams has a valid point.

Carl and Mike come back and get into some Falcons talk and share more thoughts on the quarterback competition as they discuss why they believe fans cannot be upset in regards to Tua Tagovailoa seeming to get more favorable chatter from the guys in comparison to Michael Penix Jr..

Carl and Mike open the show with thoughts on the Braves loss to the White Sox and Ronald Acuna Jr. suffering hamstring tightness and as they discuss, they agree the most recent injury may make the Braves look at the All-Star outfielder in a different light in regards to a new contract.

The full 6-9-26 Dukes and Bell

Carl and Mike analyze recent comments from Falcons quarterback coach Alex Van Pelt regarding Michael Penix Jr.'s footwork and under-center mechanics. They also discuss the NBA Finals officiating complaints and the gambling scandal involving Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby.

01:50 - Compliance Training and Promos

03:41 - Knicks Official Complaints

05:22 - Wemby and Star Performance

10:30 - New York Villain Mentality

12:38 - Spurs Finals Comeback Hopes

16:35 - Tony Gwynn Jr. Interview

20:19 - Alex Anthopoulos Pressure

24:44 - Dodgers vs Braves Outlook

28:43 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Scandal

32:23 - Michael Penix Jr. Footwork

37:34 - Quarterback Competition Analysis

Carl and Mike address criticism from fans regarding their evaluation of Michael Penix Jr. and his development under the Falcons coaching staff. They also welcome Seth Emerson from the Athletic to discuss the controversial reinstatement of Brendan Sorsby and the potential for an SEC and Big Ten super conference. The conversation shifts to Trae Young recently commenting about being overlooked and the massive contract negotiations for Pat McAfee.

01:50 - Michael Penix Jr. Narrative

06:45 - Falcons Quarterback Competition Logic

11:00 - Standards For Top Draft Picks

15:00 - Seth Emerson On Brendan Sorsby

21:50 - SEC Breakaway And Super Leagues

26:50 - SEC Coaching Pressures Evaluated

32:20 - NBA Finals And Media Contracts

38:45 - Trae Young Reacts To Critics

42:50 - College Playoff Gambling Restrictions

From DawgNation, Connor Riley joins Carl and Mike to discuss the Georgia Bulldogs' return to the College World Series and the controversy surrounding athletic director Josh Brooks. Carl and Mike also analyze the Falcons' offensive line developments and Michael Penix Jr.'s progress during OTAs, plus Mike Bell shares a hilarious story about a neighborhood lawn crisis.

03:01 - UGA Baseball's Magical Run

08:16 - Brooks Cancels Tech Series

12:18 - Georgia's In-State Recruiting Slump

17:15 - Falcons Offensive Line Updates

22:55 - Penix Jr. OTA Performance

26:31 - Mike's Neighborhood Lawn Massacre

32:35 - Aaron Donald Comeback Rumors

37:10 - NBA Finals Officiating Debate

42:48 - US Open Golf Qualifying