The Red Sox shocked the baseball world Sunday when they shipped top slugger Rafael Devers to the Giants in what some are calling MLB's Luka Dončić moment. Robert Murray, the insider who broke this story, joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain how this shocking trade came together and what's next for both teams.

Plus, WNBA Hall of Famer Sylvia Fowles joins Front Office Sports Today just days after her induction, and she gives her take on the ongoing CBA discussions and the marketability of next-gen stars like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.

Also, Kevin Durant gives his trade preferences, the Grizzlies follow in the Thunder's footsteps, and Shohei Ohtani returns to the bump after nearly two years.

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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s longtime rumored successor, Brian Rolapp (the architect of the NFL’s $111 billion in media deals), is jumping over to become the first-ever CEO of the PGA Tour. FOS reporter David Rumsey explains what Rolapp’s hiring means for future LIV/PGA Tour merger talks and if he still could eventually succeed Goodell for the NFL’s top job when Goodell decides to retire.

Plus, Hornets legend Dell Curry joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to chat about his son Steph Curry’s future in broadcasting after his playing days with the Warriors are over; the ratings for the NBA Finals are on the rebound ahead of Game 4 between the Thunder and Pacers; and Odessa Jenkins, CEO of the Women’s National Football Conference, talks about women's tackle football ahead of their IX Cup.

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00:51 – NBA Game 3 Playoff Ratings

04:52 – PGA Tour has a new CEO

09:52 – Will Steph Curry follow in his dad’s footsteps?

17:30 – Odessa Jenkins talks Women’ 

21:45 – Date night for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at the Stanley Cup Final

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Ahead of calling Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final and his 1,486th national game, TNT's Kenny Albert joins Baker Machado and Derryl Barnes on Front Office Sports Today to talk about passing his dad, Marv Albert, for second all-time in games called. He also weighs in on the Panthers' chance to repeat and keep their team together in the offseason—specifically their breakout star, Sam Bennett.

Plus, Jeff Gordon talks about NASCAR's future and its rapid international expansion ahead of a Cup Series in Mexico City, and he discusses his new documentary that covers NASCAR's race at Le Mans.

Also, the Pacers are still booked as underdogs in the NBA Finals, MetLife finally gets a grass field (for now), and Grand Slam Track may be on its last hurdle.

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With the FIFA Club World Cup beginning this weekend and the men’s FIFA World Cup a year away, host cities are locked in to preparation. Tim Zulawski of Arthur M. Blank Sports and Entertainment Group tells our Baker Machado and Renee Washington how Atlanta is getting ready for the event, which is expected to generate more than $13 billion in revenue.

NFL mandatory minicamp has begun with a slew of stars holding out, including the league's top two sack leaders in TJ Watt and Trey Hendrickson. NFL Network reporter Cameron Wolfe joins Front Office Sports Today with what he's heard on the two edge rushers as well as Jalen Ramsey, Terry McLaurin and more. He also discusses the highly incentivized contract for new Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers.

Plus, new Ravens receiver DeAndre Hopkins joins the show to discuss his expectations for playing alongside Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, his off-field ventures including a music label, and finding brand partnerships that align with his goals.

Also, the MLB buys a stake in Jomboy Media, the WNBA's newest franchise is set to become the most valuable women's sports team in the world, and the NCAA releases a study on harassment during March Madness.

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The pivotal House v. NCAA settlement was approved Friday and will usher in a new era of NIL (name, image, and likeness) and collegiate athletics at large. FOS college sports reporter Amanda Christovich joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain the ruling's effect on schools and athletes.

Plus, tennis writer Giri Nathan joins to discuss the instant-classic French Open final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, why it signifies the official change of eras for tennis, and how Sinner's doping scandal affects his status and the sport at large.

We also talk about the Stanley Cup Final with Kathryn Tappen of NHL Network, and a Michael Jordan rookie card is selling for more than $2 million.

Key Moments:

0:45 - NBA Finals logo, Ronaldo, WNBA schedule

4:42 - NCAA vs House settlement

9:30 - New era of Tennis

17:13 - Stanley Cup

21:17 - MJ's insane rookie card price

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The previous matchup between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky set a ratings record as Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese got into it. But even with Clark not suiting up for Indiana this weekend, Chicago still hopes to set an attendance record when it hosts the Fever at the Bulls' United Center for the rematch. 

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After owning the White Sox for almost 50 years, chairman Jerry Reinsdorf says he plans to sell the controlling interest in the baseball team to the Ishbia family after 2029. And MLB commissioner Rob Manfred says robo umps might get called up to the big leagues in 2026. FOS’s Eric Fisher explains how the automated ball-strike system would work next season.

Plus, NBA reporter Jared Greenberg joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to preview Game 1 of the Finals between the Thunder and Pacers, Tyrese Haliburton drops his new Puma Hali 1 sneakers, and soccer analyst Susannah Collins previews the FIFA Club World Cup.

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The Knicks are the talk of the town after they fired coach Tom Thibodeau after their best season in 25 years. So whom might owner James Dolan replace him with? And could this be Doris Burke’s and Richard Jefferson’s first and only season on ESPN’s primary NBA play-by-play team? FOS reporter Ryan Glasspiegel discusses who could replace them.

Key Moments:

0:40 - Suns new coach, WNBA ratings without Clark, USA vs World ASG

4:35 - Tom Thibs out in New York

9:40 - Stanley Cup Final preview

17:37 - ESPN replacing Burke and RJ?

21:22 - Stephen A Smith new gig

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Behind the pitching of its $1 million transfer NiJaree Canady, Texas Tech softball ended the powerhouse Oklahoma Sooners’ season Monday night. FOS reporter Amanda Christovich joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington on FOS Today to explain the NIL arms race and how the House v. NCAA settlement could throw a wrench in it.

Plus, Bussin' With the Boys co-creator and host Will Compton explains his decision to leave Barstool for FanDuel, why it makes sense for some NFL players to retire early, and how his new podcast For the Dads came to life.

FOST also examines the importance of baseball managers and roasts the Orlando Magic’s new logo.

Key Moments:

0:51 – Ticket Prices for the Masters

4:05 – NiJaree’s NIL Valuation

9:45 – Will Compton Talks leaving Barstool

17:39 – Scott Miller joins FOS Today

21:23 – Orlando Magic’s New Logo

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