It's Masters week 2023, and we are thrilled to be joined by two-time Masters Champion Ben Crenshaw. Hear Ben recall his wins in '84 and '95 and who he expects to be wearing the Green Jacket on Sunday. Also, you have to hear what Tiger, Rory and Scottie Scheffler have to say about their chances of winning.

We launch "Musings on Golf" with the man who has been tapped to lead the U.S. Team in the 2023 Ryder Cup. Hear why Captain Zach Johnson is the right choice help end a 30-year winless drought in Europe.

Before Al or Mike called "Sunday Night Football" on NBC, Mike Patrick was the man behind the mic for 19 seasons at ESPN. Hear Mike talk about those special years alongside Joe Theismann and Paul Maguire, and why hearing the names "Dinah Shore" and "Don Rickles" almost made him give up before he even got started!

Oh, and you have to find out why he turned down a bump in pay from 18 grand to 80 grand!

A winner everywhere she has been, Dottie Pepper delivers keen insights as she roams the fairways of the PGA Tour for CBS Sports. She won 17 times on the LPGA, including two major championships, served on the Board of Directors for the PGA of America, and authored a book on the PGA Professional who helped guide her career.

Oh, and you have to hear about Rupert, her furry companion on Tour!

It's Super Bowl week, so who better to talk football than the patriarch of the Manning football family, Archie Manning. From a previous "Musings on Sports," Archie tells great stories about raising two boys who each went on to win two Super Bowls. 

Talk about a bunch of winners!

For a quarter of a century, Frank Herzog was at the center of the greatest radio trio in NFL history. With Frank calling the action, and Hall of Famers Sam Huff and Sonny Jurgensen chiming in by his side, Washingtonians turned down the volume on the TV and dialed up the beloved team of "Frank, Sam and Sonny." 

Hear the classic stories of a golden era, during which the Washington Redskins won three Super Bowl titles and the team's devoted fans could never get enough of the three men they listened to, week after week, and who came to be part of their extended family.

You likely know him best from his features on "College GameDay" on ESPN. The "story" of Gene Wojociechowski goes much deeper, however, as you'll hear from the fabulous stories he weaves about Lee Corso, Arnold Palmer, the Chicago Cubs, and the legendary Duke-Kentucky basketball game of 1992.

Get set for the Terrific Tales of Wojo!

Through his new book, "The Grandest Stage: A History of the World Series," Tyler Kepner of The New York Times takes us on a spirited journey through 120 years of the Fall Classic. A man who knows and loves his sport, Tyler also gives his all-World Series team ... or should we say "teams."

Circle the bases with the "worldly" Tyler Kepner!

Talk about a guy who knows sports! Jon Wertheim is the Executive Editor of "Sports Illustrated," an analyst for Tennis Channel at the four majors, and a contributing correspondent for "60 Minutes." You want great stories from a guy who knows his stuff? Check this out!

The pride of Peoria, Illinois, Rick Telander has left his mark with the written word at Sports Illustrated, the Chicago Sun-Times and as the author of eight books on sports. Yet, he might be best known as the youngest member of a pioneering TV show filled with cigar-puffing, old-school Chicago sportswriters. 

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