It's a brand new edition of our sports media show/podcast as co-host Mike Gill is back from his European vacation along with T.J. Rives to talk news, personalities and takes on the "LWOS Media Podcast!"

The start with:

MLB Broadcaster Deals Breaking News 

Kendall Baker of Yahoo Sports Reported Tuesday night that Apple is out for Friday nights and that a Friday/Sunday package that includes the Wildcard round is about to agreed to by Comcast/NBC/Peacock. Also, Netflix will buy the Homerun Derby on All Star Week and ESPN will apparently buy MLB.TV and stream all non-national games through their new paid app launch. The guys go over it all.

Next, Rich Eisen was back hosting "Retro-SportsCenter" on ESPN Monday night for the first time in 22 years. Moving Tribute to the late Stuart Scott (his partner for 7 years) and more. Mike LOVED it. Should more of it continue?

Also, Eisen's daily TV show will now be on ESPN's new paid app and on ESPN radio affiliates, too.

Next up, SkyDance/Paramount+ gets the UFC exclusively on a 7 year nearly $8 Billion Deal. Amazing money being spent. Why did they do it for that price?

Then, former Superbowl winning QB turned Fox Sports lead NFL analyst, Tom Brady was doing the "walk in" to the Raiders game Saturday in Las Vegas in full team gear. At what point does NFL tell him to "tone it down" if he's going to be a national broadcaster? The boys have takes.

And finally, more on ESPN women's hoops analyst Monica McNutt and the idiocy of last Friday with here not knowing who Barry Sanders is on First Take? She asked comedian, "Druski,"  if it's was a Shadeur Sanders tribute? Soooo, so, bad for ESPN but we wonder, why did they put her in that position to fail?

All of that and more on the "Last Word on Sports Media Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe to us on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.!