Micah Parsons is heading to Green Bay, but the saga around his trade request and Jerry Jones's comments throughout the process may be indicative of a larger problem in the NFL around the dynamics between ownership and players.

Doris Burke is out from ESPN's NBA Finals crew, with Tim Legler replacing her on the first team. FOS Tuned In reporter Ryan Glasspiegel gives us the latest on that, plus his scoop on Ryen Russillo going to Barstool and more.

Plus, Darren Rovell joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to chat the highest selling piece of sports memorabilia ever, a Jordan-Kobe dual logoman card that sold for nearly $13M earlier this week to Kevin O'Leary of 'Shark Tank' and two other buyers.

Also, we hear from A's first baseman Tyler Soderstrom on playing through the Sacramento era, his success this season, and a partnership that was too perfect to pass up.

Key Moments:

0:39 - Dawn Staley & Knicks, Ishbia being sued, Medvedev fined

4:45 - Doris Burke, Ryen Russillo, other media stories

10:01 - A's first baseman Tyler Soderstrom

17:57 - Darren Rovell on MJ/Kobe card

22:29 - Skip Bayless and Gilbert Arenas team up

The ”Brady Rules” could be no more, as the NFL has lifted a major restriction placed on Tom Brady and will allow him to join production meetings with teams, sources tell FOS. Editor-in-chief Dan Roberts joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain the new rules and the precedent they set for other broadcasters around the NFL.

Dave Portnoy will not be allowed inside the Horseshoe during Fox's Big Noon Kickoff for Ohio State vs. Texas this weekend, but nobody wants to take responsibility for the ban. Ohio State says it was Fox's decision, Portnoy says it was the Buckeyes. FOS media reporter Ryan Glasspiegel had the scoop on this and explains what it means for Portnoy and Barstool during this upcoming CFB season.

Plus, the WNBA seems to be headed for a lockout, with CBA talks stalling ahead of the October 31st deadline. FOS women's sports reporter Annie Costabile reports that a work stoppage is likely, but not certain. She joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain where things stand.

Also, Darelle Revis calls out Jerry Jones for violating the CBA, Caitlin Clark drops a new logo, and 'Babe Ruth' is getting sued.

Key Moments:

5:00- Dave Portnoy banned from Ohio State this weekend

9:53 - WNBA lockout loading?

17:50 - NFL roster deadline day

21:29 - "Babe Ruth" accused of fraud

The US Open changed to its first 15-day schedule, but players are not happy about it, says FOS reporter Colin Salao. He joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain the scheduling situation and the brutal moment in Daniil Medvedev's opener where a photographer mistakenly walked onto the court and caused an uproar in the crowd that delayed the match.

Plus, former Patriots cornerback and NBC football analyst Devin McCourty gives his thoughts on Micah Parsons's holdout, Travis Hunter's NFL position, and Shedeur Sanders's outlook with the Cleveland Browns. He also speaks about the media feud between his former head coach Bill Belichick and Patriots owner Robert Kraft, which only seems to be getting worse.

Also, Tommy Fleetwood has his moment, Terry McLaurin ends his holdout, and the NFL makes a surprising choice as its first official fashion sponsor.

Key Moments:

0:37 - Terry McLaurin new deal, Michigan's QB, Bay FC attendance record

Giants legend Victor Cruz is part of TNT's upcoming Big 12 coverage. He joins the show to give thoughts on the Saturday opener in Ireland between Kansas State and Iowa State. He also talks through the changing college football landscape that now has a sizable gap between the two powerhouses in the Big Ten and SEC versus everyone else.

Plus, Jerry Jones says he offered Micah Parsons the highest non-quarterback deal in the NFL, but Parsons's agent, David Mulugheta, told him to "stick it up [his] ass." Mulugheta denied that interaction. Baker Machado and Renee Washington explain the latest around this ugly situation, and give updates on other NFL offseason drama including Terry McLaurin, Bill Belichick vs. Robert Kraft, and the NFL cracking down on celebrations this season.

Also, MLB expects to get more than $550 million from its fragmented media-rights deals, the Orioles’ new catcher gets almost $70 million after playing in four games, and the SEC expands its conference schedule.

Paige Bueckers exploded for 44 points on Wednesday night, the most ever for a rookie. As Caitlin Clark continues nursing an injury, Bueckers is just the latest display of the deep stardom that exists around the league outside of Clark. FOS reporter Colin Salao joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain how the WNBA is still poised for success outside of its most notable name.

Plus, Donn Davis joins the show to talk through the PFL World Championships, his public dispute with top fighter Francis Ngannou, and why the new $7.7 Billion UFC deal with Paramount is a big win for the PFL as well.

Also, Tuned In reporter Mike McCarthy gives us the latest from the media world, including NBC's new dominance, Rich Eisen's resurgence, and ESPN's new streaming service.

Key Moments:

0:34 - Micah Parsons update, Premier League ratings, Pac-12 new member
3:59 - Bueckers carrying without Clark?
9:38 - PFL co-founder Donn Davis
17:05 - NBC's dominance, Rich Eisen resurgence, new ESPN app
21:21 - Inter Miami's strange coaching situation

We are just a day away from ESPN’s new highly anticipated $29.99 a month direct-to-consumer streaming service, which ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro calls “industry shaping.” FOS newsletter writer Eric Fisher got a first look at the new service and breaks down all the features, including a TikTok-style vertical video experience called Verts, as well as a personalized daily version of SportsCenter, tailored to each user’s favorite teams and leagues.

Key Moments

0:34 - Richardon's future, WNBA attendance record, MLB TV rights update

4:36 - Early look at ESPN's new streaming service

10:00 - Tony Hawk joins the show

17:29 - Understanding women's sports boom

20:52 - Little League bat flip auction

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz met head-to-head this week for the 14th time, with Sinner retiring early from the Cincinnati Open due to illness. Despite that, there's a very real chance these two meet in the final for the U.S. Open, which begins next week. Giri Nathan, author of Changeover, explains where this rivalry ranks in the history of tennis and what to expect going forward.

Key Moments:

0:35 - NFL in Brazil, record NWSL transfer, Texas AD gets the bag

4:53 - Alcaraz vs Sinner

9:49 - Patriots legend Julian Edelman joins the show

17:40 - NBA player prop limitations

21:54 - NFL team Crocs

The NCAA issued the University of Michigan a $20 million fine and other recruiting penalties over its sign-stealing scandal, but notably did not include any postseason ban. FOS reporter Amanda Christovich explains what this means for the Wolverines and the next steps in the appeals process.

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