IF YOU DON'T LIKE THAT WITH GRANT NAPEAR

You got it. I'm talkin' about Carson Wentz of the Philadelphia Eagles.  He's playing awful.  Why is he still the quarterback?  The team is bad and he may be the worst part of part of it.  So Philly, if you want to win, you won't with Wentz.  More on my rant today.

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Join me and my good friend , Jason Hehir, 7 time Emmy Award winner for his documentaries including "The Last Dance" with Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls, as we talk about his career.  You'll hear about the challenges of making a documentary like this, how it came to be the most viewed documentary in ESPN history and what other players had to say.  Scotty Pippen, Karl Malone, Isaiah Thomas to name just a few.  We also touch on his documentary about the Michigan Wolverines "The Fab Five" and how Chris Webber failed to participate after repeated efforts and even an acceptance to contribute but declined.  His former teammates, like Jalen Rose, would love to have him clear the air regarding the incidents that took place while they all played together.  This is one fabulous discussion I think you're going to really enjoy.  I can certainly tell you I did.   I look forward to your comments. 

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Look, we all like Harry but the the knees, oh those knees.  So he leaves the Sacramento Kings and heads to the Portland Trailblazers.  League minimum.  What's that tell you?  Relax. Disappointing, yes. More in today's rant.  Much more!

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Yes, I'm talking with that Kenny Albert.  Son of Marv Albert and one incredible sports broadcaster.  While our stories as kids are very similar, he has clearly gone on to accomplish some things nobody else has done.  He's also doing the play-by-play for all four of the major sports concurrently.  He loves telling stories and I love hearing them as I think you will too.  Pull up a chair and join me as I talk with Kenny Albert today.  

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The NBA has stated they're going to open the season on the 22nd of December.  Do you really think so?  This isn't a bubble, NFL players are getting infected, college games are getting postponed and the country is  going back into lock-down.  And the NBA knows something we all don't?   My bet is it won't be happening in December.  More, in today's rant. 

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Here we go again.  I would rather not have to be ranting on this but is it not predictable?  The Miami Herald is reporting on an incident where Antonio Brown, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, or I should say Tampa Bay Bradys,  wide receiver had a bike throwing incident a couple of weeks before signing with the team.   No police report was filed as the security guard was afraid of retaliation.  (Perfectly understood!) The team acknowledges they were aware of it as well.  Uh oh.  Management catered to Brady's request for Brown.  I'll tell you my opinion of this in today's rant.  

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Seriously, the NBA draft is today.  And many reporters and sports news outlets are going to grade the picks and trades.  Right?  Who the heck knows what some player coming out of college is really going to do?  Think of all the A+ grades that were given to players that aren't even distant memories any longer.  What happens with these grades 4 years later?  How did they really pan out if they were A+ picks?  I'll tell you with my examples in today's rant.  

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That's right.  James Harden of the Houston Rockets possibly playing for the Brooklyn Nets next season.  Kevin Durant, James Harden and Kyle Irving together. Imagine that.  And then there's the NFL still getting in the way of letting players play.  One only has to look at the sack from the New Orleans Saints / San Francisco Niners game to know what I'm saying.  More on todays rant.

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What a fun interview with a guy who's  seen quite a bit throughout his career.  My guest today, Mickey Hatcher,  was one of the key players on the Los Angeles Dodgers team that won the world series back in 1988.  A true athlete, he played both baseball and football in college and his stories of his collegiate experience can't help but make you laugh.  Hear him explain his meeting Mickey Mantle in New York and a host of other wonderful memories including his relationship with Tommy Lasorda.  It's all in my podcast today.  

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That headline says it all.  So the NFL's New Orleans Saints are going to get fined and punished for the players not having masks on in the locker room after the Tampa Bay game.  Think about that for a minute.  A huge penalty for not wearing masks in the locker room with the guys on your very own team.  After three hours on the field, sweating, coughing, spitting,  touching, bleeding with another group of guys that aren't even from the same state!  Yeah, that makes me crazy  to see something like that happen.  Who are you kidding?  More in my rant today.

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