Rayfield talks about the toughness of the QB’s he protected for the Cowboys, and how Dallas is getting ready for the Superbowl. He will also tell us aboiut his new book Wright Up Front, and his work speaking to children across the country.

Jaime Edmonson loves the NFL. And we love the pictures of her in the NFL team colors! We talk to her about those pics, her quest to become Playmate of the Year, The Amazing Race, her Superbowl plans and more!

Baseball’s oldest living Hall of Famer talks about his Red Sox teammates, not being able to win a World Series, and compares himself with some of the other second basemen of his era

Dick talks about his Pirate teams of the 1960s, and how this year’s Pirates squad is winning over the Pittsburgh fans. He also talks about his time in the NBA, why he went exclusively to baseball, his work as a basketball analyst, and why he doesn’t feel he’s deserving of the Hall of Fame.

Ange is one busy and beautiful lady. Not only does she play on both the offensive and defensive lines for the bliss, she also is a children’s book writer, a model, and an aspiring artist. She tells us how she’s managing to balance it all, and about an injury that may keep her off the field this season.

Amber and Angela tell us about their famous racing family, how they got started on the track, and what they hope to accomplish in their NASCAR Career.

She’s beautiful. She’s smart. And she loves sports! A winning combination in any country! We talk to Inés about her favorite sports, athletes, and why you shouldn’t judge a female reporter by what she wears.

Gail dishes on the NBA Playoffs and thinks Dallas is the team to beat. He gives his thoughts on new Lakers coach Mike Brown, and where the 1971-72 Lakers rank among the all time great teams.

After 22 years in the big leagues, Bill is now in his first season managing in the Can-Am league. He talks about what he’s passing on to his players, and what he learned from some of the great managers he’s played for. We also find out what it was like being in the broadcast booth for the Cubs v Red Sox series, and why he prefers Fenway over Wrigley.

Virgil had a pretty amazing career, and at age 94, he’s still sharp as a tack. We get his memories of the 1945 World Series, Ted Williams, Mickey Mantle, and barnstorming with Satchel Page.