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Michael talks Game 1 of the Lakers vs Nuggets WCF, Chelsea finally have signed a new keeper, and Week 3 of college football.
Michael talks Celtics & Raptors plans to possibly boycott Game 1 of their series, Nuggets vs Jazz, Clippers vs Mavericks, Nate McMillan Fired By Pacers, and Chelsea sign England international left-back Ben Chillwell.
Michael talks how an why Barcelona got so bad to the point where Messi wants to leave, the second round of the plays is almost here, and Brett Brown time with the 76ers has come to and end.
Michael talks Game 2 and previews Game 3 for the following series : Lakers vs Blazers, Rockets vs Thunder, Bucks vs Magic; 2020 NBA Lottery, and discusses Ron Rivera upcoming battle vs cancer.
Michael talks Game 2 and previews Game 3 for the following series : Clippers vs Mavericks, Jazz vs Nuggets, Celtics vs Sixers as well as previews the UEFA Champions League final on Sunday.
Michael talks the Lakers vs Game 1 results and previews Game 2, Masai Ujiri is one step closer to clearing his name of false accusations, and another terrible take from Paul Pierce.
Michael talks why the NCAA is a complete joke from top to bottom, thoughts on the NBA seeding games coming to an end, and a preview of PSG's champions league clash with Atalanta.
Michael explains why Joe Kelly's suspension is a joke, Cam Newton dosent belong on the Top 100, NBA season is back in full motion, and more players continue to opt out of the upcoming NFL season as the August 4th deadline is approaching.
Michael talks how the situation that occurred in the Marlins locker room possibly led to a domino effect of NFL players opting out of the upcoming season at an alarming rate, why the NBA deserves a tremendous round of applause for their efforts to combat COVID, Carson Wentz being left of the top 100, and the euro summer transfer market.
Michael talks the aftermath of the outbreak that occurred in the Marlins locker room, Keenan Allen crowns himself the best receiver in the NFL, and Kyrie Irving pledges 1.5 million dollars to aid WNBA players who opted not to take part in the leagues restart.
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