We all love to watch the action as it takes place of the field of play. Joining winning and losing as a part of the game are injuries. Whether you like them or not, injuries in sports happen every day and every week at all levels and in every sport. Some more serious than others. We discuss injuries and more with Dr. David Geier.

With a lot going on in the world of tennis, I've have two guests who have opinions and insight into what goes on, on and off the court. After a little talk about the 2012 U.S. Open, we will shift the conversation into a debate and talk about the USTA's 10 and Under tennis initiative.

The face of sports is constantly changing, especially when it comes to technology and how we use it to enhance the way we follow our favorite teams and players. From the action on the field, to the technology we use as fans like high def TVs, app and now, social media. We’ll talk about the ever-changing face of sports on numerous levels with David Eckoff.

One of the fastest growing companies in America, Dancin' Dogg is bringing the driving range and golf course into our house.  You can hit any golf shot right at home. Also, Andrew Snook is a sports and celebrity photographer that has been published worldwide.  He’s been published in Ok Magazine, and the British tabloid The Globe.  His clients include Purina Foods and Prudential Realty.

Even though the Olympics are still on, we are going to take a look at competition of another sort tonight. The process and drive that it takes to form and bring to fruition, a startup tech company.

Ruben competed in four Winter Olympics in four different decades in the sport of luge. If you don’t know what the luge is, it’s that little sled the athletes, sometimes two of them get on and reach high speeds with turning and weaving through the course.

Suzy Favor-Hamilton became the winningest female collegiate athlete ever at University of Wisconsin, winning nine NCAA championships, the Honda Broderick Cup as the nation's top female collegiate athlete and Big Ten Athlete of the Decade for the '90s

The hype has already started, we are T-minus 17 until the start of the 2012 Olympic Games in London. This is the culmination of many years of hard work, training and competition for these athletes. We are going to talk with one of them tonight, he's heading for London and the dream of winning, maybe even a gold in Judo at the 2012 Games. He's in the 73 kg weight class and his name is Nick Delpopolo.

Edyta Sliwinska. You might recognize her from being on 10 seasons of Dancing With the Stars including a 2nd place finish in Season 6 with Jason Taylor.

Former ATP Tennis Pro Jeff Salzenstein. You can say tennis has been in our guest's blood for a long time. Following a successful junior career and winning 2 NCAA team titles at Stanford where he was an All-American, Jeff played for over 10 years on the pro tour - being ranked in the top-100