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Today's show Josh discusses the Supreme Court case for the NCAA and the student players and if the amateurish label should still stand, Josh explains some of the comments from the Supreme Court on the matter, MMA Analyst and Retired Fighter Josh Thomson talks about Bellator 255 the first event on Showtime network, Both Thomson and Pacheco talk about the importances of the event for the MMA company.

They talk international baseball trips and why it's great for building character; the state of Youth Baseball in the USA and what changes need to be made to help players long term development; keys to building a successful program at all levels; universal training; ways to help coaches get better; what things the COVID-19 pandemic has actually helped within the development of the game; and more.

Ben Linsey of Pro Football Focus talk the upcoming NFL Draft and the big mix up of draft picks and why it looks like five quarterbacks could be taken in the top 10. Jovan Buha, Lakers reporter for The Athletic, talks the Lakers' season, their pick up of Andre Drummond, and the play of fan favorite Alex Caruso. Rex Hoggard of the Golf Channel talks the upcoming Masters, and his thoughts on the quick revival of Justin Thomas after he slipped up saying a slur on live TV.

University of Hawai'i Football head coach Todd Graham answers questions from the media following Tuesday's Spring practice.

After a tough lost against UC Irvine, Josh goes over the give and the takes from the game, the NFL released there new schedule with one less preseason game and an extra regular season game and people are upset about it, Josh gives his thoughts on the matter, and people are asking when Hawaii can have fans for athletic events, Josh explains on the matter.

It's all about learning from other sports and Peter Caliendo welcomes his childhood friend NHL Columbus Blue Jackets assistant coach Kenny McCudden to the show. McCudden started off as a stick boy with the Blackhawks and with determination, hard work, passion, and a willingness to consistently learn he made it in the NHL as a top coach and instructor.

Ryan Radtke of Westwood One talks March Madness and his time in Indianapolis and the thrilling games and some of his favorites he's commentated over his time in Indy. Marco Martinez, host of the 49ers RedZone Podcast, talks his opinions on who the 49ers are trading up to draft, and why it isn't Mac Jones.

Jon Marks from WIP in Philadelphia talks Eagles news, as the Eagles are fresh off of trading down in the NFL Draft to the 12th pick in the draft as they set up for their future. Sigmund Bloom of FootballGuys.com talks the overall picture of the big trade this weekend between the Dolphins, 49ers, and Eagles, and what that can mean for teams not involved in the trade like the Falcons. Damon Bruce from 95.7 The Game in the Bay Area talks the 49ers' side of the story and who he thinks will be drafted, as well as the past draft picks of the 49ers.

Former MLB catcher Jim Sundberg joins Peter Caliendo to chat about his time in the big leagues including the things he worked on that made him an all-star and his book "How to Win at Sports Parenting. Sundberg, now a motivational speaker, covers how to help parents with their kids in sports, coaching as a volunteer, coaching your own kid, and more. Plus, dealing with the failure as a coach, player, and parent.

Former Hawaii team captain and All-WAC second-teamer Bill Amis connects from London during March Madness to talk about a whole host of topics, including his recent 15 minutes of fame on social media. Amis, one of six players to block 100 or more shots for his UH career, went on to have a productive seven years as a pro spanning Europe, and he just launched his own business, Off the Court, to help student-athletes capitalize on their likeness rights. Meanwhile, it's already been a turbulent offseason for the one-and-done 'Bows.