The Beat of Sports

Orlando City battled back and earned a 3-2 victory over Seattle Sounders FC to win their fourth straight game. Evan Weston joins the show and talks about the performance on the field, the important changes made at halftime and then looks ahead to the US Open Cup Final for the Lions.

We are less than one week until Orlando City takes on the Sacramento Republic in the US Open Cup Final! Principal owner Mark Wilf joins The Bridge and talks about the importance of the Final, the plans leading up to the match and more.

A Mickey Mantle 1952 Topps baseball card sold at auction for $12.6 million. David Seideman explains how the card came to be worth so much as well as the state of the card industry.

The Gators open up their season Saturday against No. 7 Utah at home. How will they look under new head coach Billy Napier and what can Gators' fans expect from QB Anthony Richardson? Steve Russell explains.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris suffered a torn meniscus in his left knee and is expected to miss an extended period time. How will this injury impact the Magic? Keith Smith explains as well as touches on other NBA news.

UCF head coach Gus Malzahn joins The Bridge to talk about the season opener against South Carolina State, why he went with John Rhys Plumlee and the expectations for this season.

The author of the new book on the 72' Dolphins, Marshall John Fisher joins the show and talks about what made that team and year so unique.

Matt Murschel of the Orlando Sentinel joins the show and previews the opening weekend of college football

Tom Brady made his return to Buccaneers camp last week after his 11-day excused absence and after playing in the final preseason game he spoke to the media, but did he say enough to silence his critics?

A win and Scott Frost's team likely was looking at a 6-0 or 5-1 start, with a possible loss against Oklahoma. The path to eight wins looked fairly easy and a feel good season awaited Frost, who saw his salary reduced by $1M and his buyout get cut in half to $7.5M if fired after this season.

Frost said all the things you would expect a coach feeling the heat would say about staying the course and focused on the next game and how tight the team is and how there is a lot of football still to play.