Rich and the guys react to Scottie Scheffler winning his second green jacket in three years with a convincing victory at The Masters.
ESPN MLB Insider Jeff Passan and Rich discuss possible ripple effects from the Shohei Ohtani/Ippei Mizuhara gambling/theft scandal, how soon fans and players can expect a balls & strikes challenge system to arrive in the Major Leagues to hold umpires like the notorious Angel Hernandez more accountable, why the A’s move to Las Vegas is anything but a sure bet, and more.  
Rich weighs in on the “witches brew of incompetence and arrogance” that is MLB umpire Angel Hernandez.
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Jeff Passan: Accuse Ohtani of being naive, but not gambling

The Rich Eisen Show mixes sports analysis with pop culture, humor and interviews. The show attracts the most recognizable names including Tom Brady, Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey, Regina King, Aaron Rodgers and Morgan Freeman. Now in its sixth year, the Emmy-nominated show originates out of Los Angeles, airing weekdays Noon-3pm ET/9am-Noon PT on SiriusXM and the Roku Channel. As Eisen said, “After all these years of seeing TV add ten pounds, I’m hoping phones and tablets will only add five.”

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5/9/24 - Hour 2
Rich and the guys do a deep dive into Mike Del Tufo’s social media accounts.
Two-time Super Bowl champion/’Green Light’ podcast host Chris Long and Rich discuss Nikki Glaser owning the Tom Brady Roast on Netflix and reacts to Austin Rivers’ boast that NBA players could more easily play in the NFL than vice-versa.
Timberwolves C/F Karl-Anthony Towns tells Rich why he was left “speechless” by being named the NBA’s Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Social Justice Champion, how the T-Wolves stepped it up on defense this year, how Anthony Edwards has grown as a leader, and why he wouldn’t be one of the 30 NBA players Austin Rivers sees playing in the NFL.
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Karl-Anthony Towns: This Team Is Special

5/9/24 - Hour 1
Rich recaps the New York Knicks taking a 2-0 series lead on the Indiana Pacers in a game that was marred (again) by questionable officiating.
ESPN’s Dave McMenamin and Rich discuss how panicked the Denver Nuggets should be, the questionable officiating in the NBA Playoffs this season, if the Minnesota Timberwolves or Oklahoma City Thunder have the best chance to reach the NBA Finals, and which person could emerge (with LeBron’s approval??) as the Los Angeles Lakers’ next head coach.
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Dave McMenamin: Denver Is Capable Of Winning Four Out Of Five

The MMQB’s Albert Breer and Rich discuss the Tom Brady-Drew Henson QB battle back in their Michigan Wolverines days, why the Atlanta Falcons draft Michael Penix Jr. despite having signed Kirk Cousins, what we can glean about the New England Patriots’ dynasty after Netflix’s Tom Brady Roast, what the top NFL storylines as summer approaches, how the Cowboys will be able to afford paying Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons, and more.
Rich and the guys react to the latest in Mike Tyson’s preparations for his upcoming fight against Jake Paul. 
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Albert Breer: did Tom Brady admit to Deflategate?

Rich and the guys debate if the NBA should have suspended Nuggets guard Jamal Murray for throwing objects on the court during Denver’s Game 2 blowout loss to the Timberwolves, and react to Austin Rivers claiming it would be easier for an NBA player to make the transition to the NFL than vice-versa.
UCLA Head Football Coach DeShaun Foster and Rich discuss landing the Bruins’ job after Chip Kelly’s departure to become Ohio State’s OC, his epic high school championship game against Carson Palmer, what it was like scoring a touchdown in the Super Bowl, what former Chiefs and Commanders OC Eric Bieniemy brings to Westwood, and more.
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DeShaun Foster is in the right place as head coach

Rich and the guys recap the Celtics’ GM1 rout of the Cavaliers and the Thunder doing likewise to Luka Doncic and the Mavericks, ponder what shape the Clippers would be in if they hadn’t traded Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Rich offers up his daily dose of praise for Knicks guard Jalen Brunson.
The NBA on TNT announcer Brian Anderson and Rich discuss how far Jalen Brunson can take the Knicks in the NBA Playoffs this season, the rise of Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves, his favorite moments working with legendary Milwaukee Brewers announcer Bob Uecker, and reveals what it was like being Al Michaels’ runner when he was first starting out in the business.
Rich and the guys react to the New York Rangers improving to 6-0 in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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Jeff Passan: Accuse Ohtani of being naive, but not gambling

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