Alex chats with Kyle Koster, editor-in-chief of The Big Lead, about whether NFL fans are ultimately to blame for the league's concussion crisis.

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Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen have reportedly hired divorce attorneys. But Brady has been hinting at their split for years through his various documentary projects and interviews.

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ESPN is now reporting that Ime Udoka made "crude comments" towards a "female underling," which is a lot different than the "consensual" description that was first thrown around. It's apparent that Adrian Wojnarowski was covering from Ime.

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On this week's show, Alex chats with journalist Corbin Smith, who wrote a recent story for The Daily Beast about how the sports media whiffed on the Ime Udoka story. Alex and Corbin also discuss where we go from here, including whether the Celtics will ever release the findings of their investigation.

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Stephen A. Smith continues to adamantly defend Ime Udoka, even in the wake of a new report that he made "unwanted comments" towards a female staffer. Alex says this fits Smith's troubling pattern of always defending the men in cases of domestic violence and sexual misconduct.

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Alex reacts to the news of Celtics head coach Ime Udoka possible facing a yearlong suspension for an alleged consensual affair with a team staffer, and the irresponsible reporting that's gone along with it.

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Aaron Judge is going to set the American League record for home runs this year, and nobody seems to care. It's the cost of the Steroid Era.

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Amazon aired its first exclusive "Thursday Night Football" game last week, and sports fans are getting screwed.

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Alex chats with Front Office Sports' Michael McCarthy about who wins with the Amazon TNF deal, Joe Buck and Troy Aikman's impact on MNF and whether the NBA will change its season to avoid the NFL.

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On this week's show, Alex chats with Front Office Sports' Michael McCarthy about the NFL's utter domination, and whether the NBA will wind up changing its season as a result. Alex also talks about the new streaming hell for sports fans and the lack of buzz surrounding Aaron Judge's home run chase.

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