ESPN Honolulu

Joe Rivera of Sporting News Joins the program and talks about what could happen if MLB doesn't play there season. Also Damien Memorial School announced that they let go some of there Athletic staff. what could this do for sports in Hawaii and NFL had cancelled the Hall of fame game.

Maui native and Washington Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki discusses the return of Major League Baseball with an abbreviated 60-game schedule and reveals what has motivated him as he prepares for his 14th MLB season. Plus, Kanoa and Jordan address the latest in the noose controversy in Nascar...the highlights of the newly released UH men's non-conference basketball schedule...nickname ideas for former Hawaii now Titans QB Cole McDonald...and as always, they cap the show with their "Best and Worst".

Hawaii State Senate President Ron Kouchi joined the conversation to share updates from the Hawaii State Senate. Senate President Ron Kouchi said that the Governor’s decision to lift the mandatory 14-day quarantine for trans-Pacific passengers who test negative for COVID-19 72 hours prior to arrival in Hawaii was made through a multi-layered assessment.

Gabe Lacques, USA Today Sports columnist, joins in to talk the start of the MLB season in late July and what teams are preparing for both on and off the diamond. Jovan Buha, Clippers reporter at The Athletic, talks more NBA bubble news and the effects of players both sitting out and receiving positive coronavirus tests will have on the bubble project. Lastly, Farrell Evans, ex-Sports Illustrated and ESPN writer for golf, talks the recent dropping out of a couple of golfers after their caddies tested positive for coronavirus.

The Campbell High School wide receiver joins the Sports Animals to talk about his future in college football after receiving 20 Division 1 offers from all over the country, including Hawaii where his brother is committing to.

On this mid-week edition of the show, Campbell high school wide receiver Titus Mokiao-Atimalala joins the show to talk about his offers from major D1 schools across the country. Bob Harig from ESPN talks about the state of the PGA Tour and Anthony Witrado from Forbes Sports talks about the MLB and its return. Also, who knows more about the Steelers and the New York Jets?

Dr. Angela Pratt, an OB-GYN from Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children, joined the conversation to talk about how the pandemic has affected women’s health care, particularly with regards to expecting moms. Dr. Pratt shared that the pandemic has changed the way physicians manage their patient’s health care.

Jason Fitz of First take your take talks about whats happening now with Nascar after the miss understanding that took place. Also ESPN Golf expert Michael Collins talks about what to expect from the PGA tour with Covid guidelines, and More athlete's have tested positive for Corona Virus what could that mean.

The University of Hawai'i Men's Basketball head coach discusses the release of their 2020-21 non-conference schedule, highlighted by Washington State (Nov. 11) and North Carolina (Nov. 20).

Russel Dorsey, Chicago reporter for MLB.com, talks the start of the MLB season announced yesterday, and what teams are going to have to do to get ready for "spring" training and the new rules added to the season. Steve Kyler, who covers NBA and basketball for Basketball Insiders, talks recent NBA rumors like Avery Bradley's and Trevor Ariza's reasoning behind their sitting out of the season. Lastly, Stephen Tsai of the Star Advertiser joins us to talk Rainbow Warrior news, and what the immediate future holds for the university's sports teams.