From the Kaufman & Lynd law firm, Jeff Kaufman joins In The Zone for his weekly segment "Unsportsmanlike Conduct" and on this week's episode, he talks about the guy squatting on a bunch of names as the Washington football team looks for a new name.
Mike Ginnitti from Spotrac.com joins In The Zone to discuss a few of the franchise tagged players in the NFL including why the Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott have not come to a long-term agreement.
Kravitz heads over to the Jim Colbert Show for the weekly simulcast and the two shows discuss the golf tournament over the weekend and how golfers are adjusting to not having fans at the tournaments.
Kravitz, Chris, and Austin react to the amount of people that tuned in to watch the first team sporting event with Orlando City SC taking on Inter Miami since early March. They try to figure out why the ratings weren't higher.
From OddsShark.com, Harry Gagnon joins In The Zone and shares his pick for the golf tournament this weekend (Workday Charity Open) and explains why he isn't sold on Tiger Woods to win next weekend at The Memorial Tournament.
From Rotowire.com and Fangraphs, Jason Collette joins In The Zone and he talks about MLB players opting out of the condensed season and explains why it isn't problematic, just yet.
From Fox 35, Evan Fitzgerald joins In The Zone and he discusses the Big 10's decision to move to a conference only schedule and calls the move a "stall tactic."
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