Owen Wilson and Peter Dager make their Front Office Sports debut to chat about their new show on Apple TV+, Stick. It's a heartfelt, feel-good sports comedy about a found family and their relationships set within the world of golf as it has never been shown before.

Plus, Roger Bennett of Men in Blazers joins Renee Washington and Baker Machado to talk Champions League and FIFA Club World Cup, while FOS reporter Colin Salao joins the conversation to discuss the controversy around the promotion of women's matches at Roland-Garros.

Key Moments:

0:42 – Big fines for rushing the field

3:46 – Roger Bennett discusses the FIFA Club World Cup

9:54 – Owen Wilson and Peter Dager talk “Stick”

17:36 – Colin Salao on the promotion of women at Roland Garros

22:15 – Is Ovechkin retiring?

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A 12-time gold medalist, Michael Johnson joins Front Office Sports Today to discuss the upcoming Philadelphia Slam and securing better salaries for track athletes. Could we see bigger names join the league in the near future?Plus, Candace Parker is having her jersey retired not once, but twice, while MLB spends big money investing in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League ahead of its inaugural season beginning in June.

After becoming the first Spaniard to win the Indy 500 this past weekend, champion Álex Palou joins the show to talk about the crazy finish to the event, preparing a car for a 500-mile trek, and racing's potential for international growth.

Plus, the WNBA has found no substantial evidence of alleged racist remarks made toward Angel Reese, but this chapter isn't over; Baker Machado and Renee Washington break down the league's efforts to curb this issue before it gets worse.

Key Moments

0:42 - CFP model, Ohtani pitching, PGA format change

5:52 - WNBA racism investigation concludes

9:54 - Indy 500 winner Alex Palou

17:32 - NBA draft pool decline

22:10 - Fun NHL and NBA playoff stat

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Caitlin Clark's injury absence for the next two weeks will be a litmus test for the WNBA's momentum at large. Baker Machado and Renee Washington discuss whether ticket sales and ratings can keep up without Clark, and why the league must demonstrate its success independently of its biggest star.

The NBA playoffs are delivering big numbers, largely thanks to new faces making up the final four and the stunning comebacks from the Indiana Pacers. Ahead of Game 2 against the Knicks, FOS reporter Colin Salao joins to discuss how the late-season stories are rejuvenating the NBA product, with the ratings to back it up.

ESPN's Around the Horn is coming to an end on Friday—and host Tony Reali sits down with Front Office Sports Today just one day before the final episode to give his candid reflection on the show's legacy, why it ended, and what it’s meant to him personally and professionally.

Plus, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins MVP as Giannis Antetokounmpo tweets in protest, NHL ratings are down massively, and we remember Jim Irsay as his daughter gets ready to take control of the Colts.

Key Moments:

1:21 – NBA MVP - Shai Gilgeous Alexander3:27 – Tony Reali on the end of Around the Horn

9:32 – Tony Reali on why Around the Horn ended17:19 - Tony Reali reveals how Around the Horn’s point system works

21:10 - Giannis’s Rise in NBA Twitter

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The NFL owners voted against the ban on the Tush Push, but by only a small margin. Although it won't be outlawed this season, it is likely to be revisited, according to FOS newsletter writer Eric Fisher. We discuss that and more from the owners meetings.

Plus, 10-time Gold Glove winner Ken Griffey Jr. has experienced a prolific post-baseball career that's only about to get better. He and Michael Collins of ESPN join to discuss their new show Caddie & The Kid, and Griffey's second act as a sports photographer.

Key Moments:

0:47 – NBA ratings, Scott Hanson, Tom Brady museum

3:56 – Tush Push ban and NFL changes

9:47 – Ken Griffey Jr. and Michael Collins

17:30 – Phoenix Suns allegations

21:13 – Rockies fan suing team

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The WNBA's response to the alleged racist comments made toward Angel Reese in Saturday's matchup against Caitlin Clark and the Fever will set an important precedent for women's sports going forward. FOS reporter Annie Costabile weighs in on the league's investigation and the role WNBA media plays with its coverage.

Plus, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Durant could be on the move this summer. NBA insider Chris Haynes joins with the latest insight on superstar movement, and what to expect from the meeting between Giannis and the Bucks this week.

Key Moments:

0:39 - NFL flag football, Fred Warner + Shedeur, Juan Soto

4:55 - WNBA investigating racism towards Angel Reese

9:55 - NBA Insider Chris Haynes on Giannis and Durant

17:28 - NBA Conference Finals ticket prices

20:54 - NBA + WWE crossover

The rivalry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese is already dominating WNBA opening week, but for all the wrong reasons. FOS reporter Colin Salao gives his in-person assessment of the Fever beating down the Sky, and the latest on the W’s investigation surrounding racial slurs reportedly made toward Reese.

Plus, the Tush Push could be banned right after Nick Sirianni inked a contract extension with the Eagles, Michael Jordan makes headlines again, and tennis star Donna Vekić talks about growing her brand during a grueling tournament schedule.

Key Moments:

0:38 - Scheffler, Purdy, Michael Jordan jersey

4:00 - Caitlin Clark vs Angel Reese, WNBA investigation

9:30 - Tennis star Donna Vekic

17:10 - NFL rule change crystal ball

21:27 - Giannis tweetstorm

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The WNBA season tips off Friday with substantial momentum from last year, but a CBA negotiation looms that could shape women's sports going forward. FOS reporter Annie Costabile explains where negotiations stand ahead of this pivotal year that could see Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever win a championship.

0:35 - Caleb Williams, NWSL, WNBA tip

4:24 - WNBA storylines

9:46 - Noah Nuemann explains China decision

17:14 - Secret Sonics museum

20:53 - NYC sports moment