Could players who don't make an NFL roster get another chance by returning to college football? Jason Page breaks down a Louisiana court ruling temporarily preventing the NCAA from enforcing its professional-sports restrictions against a specific group of athletes — and why the decision could have much bigger implications for the relationship between college football and the NFL.

Sam Yarnell joins the show to talk NFL, MLB and WNBA, including Minnesota's continued success against Golden State, the Valkyries' offensive limitations and the latest surrounding Olivia Miles.

Then Jason turns to the growing uncertainty around LIV Golf. With questions surrounding the league's future and the possibility that some LIV players could eventually seek a return to the PGA Tour, Jason examines the debate over whether they should be welcomed back — including the contrasting perspectives of Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy.

It's football, basketball, baseball and golf on another edition of SportsWrap w/Jason Page.

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The WNBA has spent plenty of time in the headlines for all the wrong reasons, but Jason Page believes Tuesday night showed exactly what the league can become. Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever took their show to Toronto while another WNBA matchup drew attention in Boston, providing more evidence that interest in women’s basketball extends well beyond one player or one market.

Former MLB pitcher David Aardsma joins Jason for Inside Baseball to discuss the increasingly fascinating National League MVP race between Pete Crow-Armstrong and Shohei Ohtani. They also tackle the Mets, Dodgers, Blue Jays and some of the biggest storylines shaping the stretch run of the MLB season.

Then Sports Illustrated NFL insider Matt Verderame joins the show for more of Jason's extended conversation with him, focusing on the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos. Is Denver finally ready to challenge Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City for control of the AFC West, and just how important could their Week 1 meeting become?

Jason also looks at the increasingly uncertain future of LIV Golf, a potential major investment in the league and why Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau are two names worth watching closely.

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How much NFL is too much NFL? Jason Page examines Roger Goodell's latest comments about eventually placing NFL franchises outside the United States and asks whether international expansion — combined with the league's increasingly scattered weekly schedule — could finally test the loyalty of football fans.

Sports Illustrated NFL insider Matt Verderame joins the show to preview the 2026 season, including why he's high on the Rams and Cowboys, the pressure facing Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, concerns surrounding Jaxson Dart, Baker Mayfield's future in Tampa Bay and when Carson Beck could take over in Arizona.

Then Sam Yarnell breaks down the AP Preseason Top 25 and explains why Notre Dame could climb all the way to No. 1, why Texas Tech deserves attention and whether the Big Ten has overtaken the SEC on the field.

Plus: LIV Golf's latest problems, the passing of ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen and the detention of Padres minor-league instructor Oswaldo Perella.

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SportsWrap opens with a tribute to Tommy John, who passed away at 83, as Jason Page makes the case that the 288-game winner and baseball icon belongs in Cooperstown. Jason also reacts to the latest developments in the NBA’s investigation of Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and the circumstances surrounding Kawhi Leonard’s compensation.

Then Sam Yarnell joins the show to break down NFL preseason Week 1, including Fernando Mendoza, Aaron Rodgers and Drew Allar, Aaron Donald’s apparent path back to the Rams, Von Miller joining Dallas and why the Cowboys defense may be better than expected.

Bill Bender of The Sporting News stops by to discuss the latest college football storylines, key injuries and Texas-Ohio State before examining what we should—and shouldn’t—take away from young players getting their first NFL preseason action.

Finally, Jason and Sam dive into the WNBA MVP race, where A’ja Wilson remains the favorite as Caitlin Clark tries to remain in the conversation. They also examine Angel Reese’s unusual combination of elite rebounding production and continued struggles with shooting efficiency.

Plus: Scottie Scheffler dominates the FedEx St. Jude, Joey Logano wins at Richmond, Diana Taurasi is honored by the Phoenix Mercury, and Jason has some fun with Pat McAfee’s venture into music.

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A massive day of sports news leads SportsWrap as Jason Page reacts to the latest ownership shakeup involving the Los Angeles Lakers. Kurt Helin of NBC Sports’ Pro Basketball Talk joins the show to discuss Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner taking control of the Lakers and what another ownership change could mean for the future of the franchise.

Sam Yarnell joins Jason to break down the Minnesota Vikings naming Kyler Murray their starting quarterback over J.J. McCarthy. What does the decision say about Murray, McCarthy and the direction of the Vikings?

Jason also takes on Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White's response to the criticism she received following DiJonai Carrington's hard foul on Sophie Cunningham.

Later, former MLB closer David Aardsma joins SportsWrap Inside Baseball for a conversation about the Los Angeles Angels and the state of one of baseball's most frustrating organizations.

Plus, Matt Hasselbeck helps advance CTE research at Boston University, J.J. Watt moves into CBS's top NFL booth with Jim Nantz, Tony Romo's future remains unresolved and Ross Tucker earns a promotion at CBS.

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DiJonai Carrington says her controversial “white privilege” post following the Sophie Cunningham incident was misunderstood, but Jason Page explains why the lack of context made that interpretation almost inevitable — and why the WNBA needs to find a way to get the conversation back onto basketball.

Then Sam Yarnell joins the show as Jason does something unusual: he buys into the Dallas Cowboys. Has Jerry Jones finally assembled a roster capable of making a legitimate playoff run, and could Dallas even win the NFC East?

Jason and Sam also debate Carson Beck vs. Fernando Mendoza and which young quarterback could make his first NFL start sooner.

Plus, could Nikola Jokić eventually leave the NBA for Europe? Jason examines the possibility after a Greek club reportedly made a serious attempt to lure the Nuggets star overseas. The NBA’s opening-week and Christmas Day schedules are out, the Little League World Series gets a critical look, and Jason gives Angel Reese credit for the major strides she’s made this season.

It’s the Tuesday edition of SportsWrap w/Jason Page.

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The WNBA can't seem to escape controversy. After DiJonai Carrington's flagrant-2 foul on Sophie Cunningham and the ensuing “white privilege” comment, Jason Page examines what actually happened on the court — and why the incident is another example of the larger tension surrounding the league. Jason also argues that Cathy Engelbert and WNBA leadership need to finally establish a clear position on transgender participation before the issue threatens to overshadow the postseason. 

Plus, Pro Football Hall of Fame selector Jason Cole joins Jason to discuss the newest Hall of Fame class, Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft, Frank Gore and the increasingly difficult decisions facing Hall voters.

Sam Yarnell breaks down a wild MLB playoff race as the Dodgers finally end their eight-game skid and both Wild Card races tighten heading toward the final weeks of the season. And longtime NASCAR writer Jerry Bonkowski joins the show after Ty Gibbs wins at Iowa and Christopher Bell finishes runner-up for the seventh time this season. 

Finally, Jason gives some love to Ichiro Suzuki, who at 52-years-old showed once again why he's one of the most remarkable players baseball has ever seen.

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The debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports isn’t going away — but has the conversation become far bigger and more hostile than the actual issue warrants?

On today’s SportsWrap w/Jason Page, Jason examines the latest controversy surrounding Sophie Cunningham and the discussion over transgender athletes in women’s sports. Robert Littal of Black Sports Online joins the show to discuss competitive fairness, the rhetoric surrounding transgender athletes and whether Cunningham’s public actions match her stated position.

Plus, Stephen A. Smith and Michael Wilbon are suddenly taking shots at one another, Kawhi Leonard finds himself back in controversy, and Sam Yarnell makes a special Friday appearance to break down the return of NFL preseason football.

Then Brian Twining of Bleacher Nation previews and handicaps this weekend’s NASCAR race in Iowa.

Jason also hits the wild finish between the Las Vegas Aces and Indiana Fever, the red-hot Boston Red Sox and more from a packed Friday edition of SportsWrap.

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The Los Angeles Rams have pushed their chips into the middle of the table for 2026. After an aggressive offseason and with speculation continuing about a possible Aaron Donald return, Jason Page asks whether anything short of a Super Bowl should now be considered a disappointment in Los Angeles — and looks at what history tells us about teams that enter a season as overwhelming championship favorites.

Sam Yarnell joins the show to debate who actually needs the NFL preseason, which players have the most to prove and which established stars should probably be watching from the sideline.

Plus, Aaron Judge insists he'll return to the Yankees this season, even as the organization appears less certain about his timeline. Jason also gets into the continuing national conversation surrounding transgender athletes and women's sports, Lionel Messi's latest brilliance, Dylan Brooks' new deal in Phoenix and the increasingly messy situation surrounding Bill Belichick at North Carolina.

It's the Thursday edition of SportsWrap w/Jason Page.

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After 34 years at ESPN, Linda Cohn is finally getting the opportunity to say exactly what she thinks.

The longtime SportsCenter anchor joins Jason Page for an extended conversation about the end of her remarkable run at ESPN, the transition from corporate sports media to independence and the launch of The Linda Cohn Show.

Cohn shares her perspective on Aaron Rodgers and Pat McAfee, the criticism surrounding Tony Romo's work at CBS, and why she believes Romo may ultimately need a change of scenery to rediscover the broadcaster viewers initially loved.

The conversation also turns to women in sports broadcasting and the controversy involving Dianna Russini and Patriots coach Mike Vrabel. Cohn explains why she believes Russini should eventually tell her side of the story publicly and offers advice to young women trying to succeed in an industry where old stereotypes haven't completely disappeared.

Cohn also discusses her own experience breaking into the boys' club of sports broadcasting, the importance of blocking out outside noise and her interest in mentoring and speaking to the next generation of broadcasters.

Plus, Jason opens the show with The Big Story and questions the economics behind LIV Golf after CEO Scott O'Neil revealed that a new majority investor is expected to help fund the league beginning in 2027. If hundreds of millions of dollars are about to flow into LIV, what exactly is the investor getting in return?

It's an extended, wide-ranging conversation with one of the most recognizable sports broadcasters of the past three decades.

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