I look back on a day that influenced my childhood on the 36th anniversary of Hagler-Hearns.

My take on today's No-Hitter in Baseball, buzzer beater NBA game and New hiring at Arizona.

I give my take on analytics in coaching versus gut instinct decisions.

Today on my mind is my first Pro Victory 18 years ago that day.

I give my take on the Masters and Golf in general along with extended thoughts on Female fighter Ebanie Bridges from Saturdays performance

In this episode what is in my mind was Combat Sports and how the schedule is reduced to all being cramped in to a Saturday. Would Boxing or MMA have an audience throughout the week? I think so?

Joe Musgrove Pitched the San Diego Padres's first No-Hitter in franchise history. I pose the question, What is the hardest accomplishment in Sports? Personally, I compare a No-Hitter with a Defensive Goal-Line stop at the end of a game?

I give my take on NCAA Stubs/Athletes and pose the question of whether or not the "Student" part of Student/Athlete will ever make a comeback in these days if 1 and fines?

In a spontaneous turn, I go off on an unscripted perspective of my passion for Sports and how passionate I am about the teams that I root for

I recap NCAA Championship where Baylor routed Gonzaga...