The Bandits’ newest ace joins us in studio, and while she likes Chicago, she’s missing the warmth of her Arizona home. We talk to her about her connections to Jennie Finch, playing overseas, this year’s Bandits squad, and the uphill struggle of selling professional women’s sports to the masses.

Frank gives his take on the NBA playoffs, the retirement of Shaquille O’Neal, and the end of the Jerry Sloan era in Utah. Also – why it’s time to phase out the three-pointer, and some ideas on how to improve the NBA season.

Paul has won a championship in both the NBA and the WNBA, and he discusses some of the differences in coaching men and women. We then talk about the success of his “Paul Ball” style of offense, the NBA Playoffs, and the MJ v LeBron debate.

Elliott and David step into the ring with the gorgeous Amy Hayes, who tells us how she became involved in the world of boxing, how the sport is changing, and the challenges of being a female in a male dominated sport.

Artis talks about the honor of finally making the Hall of Fame, the transition from small town player to the pros, and the role of the true center in the NBA. Then, Dan Issel joins the conversation with his thoughts on the great players ABA, his & Gilmore’s Kentucky Colonels, and where his style of play would fit in today’s NBA.

Bobby takes us all the way back to when the NBA wasn’t even the NBA yet! We get his memories from the Rochester Royals, teaming up with fellow Hall of Famer Bob Davies in one of the greatest backcourts of all time, and more!

Orlando tells us how Willie Mays inspired him to become a professional baseball player, and how the Say Hey Kid was the greatest player he’d ever seen. Also, why he thinks his Giants got it done with all that great talent, the bittersweet trade to the Cardinals, and his greatest moment in professional baseball.

Playing full contact football in lingerie isn’t easy, but beauties Nadia Larysa & Kimberly Anderson are more than up to the task. We find out how they’re getting in game shape, what changes are in store for the next season, and how you ladies out there can become members of the Bliss.

The White Sox have retired his number, given him a statue, and put his face on the outfield wall? So why isn’t the lefty in Cooperstown? Billy gives his thoughts. We also get his take on the problems the White Sox are having this season, Ozzie Guillen, and why Willie Mays was the greatest player ever in baseball.

Ralph talks about his career on the field, particularly, and making the transition to the broadcast booth with the expansion Mets. We’ll also get some stories about Bing Crosby, and his thoughts about some of the other famous baseball announcers of his era.