The Beat of Sports

Documentary filmmaker Alex Stapleton joins the show to talk about how her newest project on Reggie Jackson. She discusses what she learned throughout the process, filming during COVID and more.

Every week in the NBA it seems like there has been a controversial call made, and now the players are getting more and more outspoken, but no one from either side is offering up any solutions.

UCF Football head coach Gus Malzahn joins The Bridge and talks about the latest happenings at spring practices and the quarterback race. Then he discusses the importance of facilities in college football and the restructuring of the collective.

Why the World Baseball Class was such a success and is Shohei Ohtani is one of a kind.

Cam Mellor joins the show to talk about how pro days impact the draft process.

We know that there are some players in the world of Minor League Baseball that have signed massive contracts but unfortunately only 1% will ever see the majors and just 3% will have a 3+ year career in pro ball.

Is this the greatest MVP race ever? Keith Smith joins the show to answer that question, plus he gives his thoughts on the Magic season, what is the future for Jaylen Brown in Boston and how long Pop will stick around coaching.

It was a finish that everyone wanted and will go down as the most watched baseball game in the world, so now the question remains, how can Major League Baseball capitalize on World Baseball Classic excitement?

Daniel Libit joins the show to talk about how the CBI tournament is paying for playing.

Matt Murschel joins the show to talk about the quarterback situations at our in-state teams, who is 2nd best behind Jordan Travis at Florida State and if there really is a QB battle at UCF?