The Beat of Sports

John Evan joins the show to talk about how college athletes can play a big role in changes moving forward by using the platforms that they have.

Both MLB and MLS have had their season halted due to the coronavirus pandemic and now their owners and Player Associations are in the midst of a battle over a return to play plan. Rick Horrow joins the show to talk about why some owners in MLB/MLS owners don't mind a lost season.

As we've got 10+ weeks without team sports in this country two sports, MLS and MLB are still in the midst of a labor battle for when they might return. Marc talks about how the latest money struggle going on between the leagues and the players.

Rachel Baribeau of I'm Changing The Narrative joins the show to discuss how college sports can play a role in the country healing and moving forward. She talks about helping college athletes with helping get their message out and giving them the tools to help educate people about things they care about.

As many peaceful protests are occurring all across the country, Ryan Gillespie joins the show to talk about being a member of the media covering the protests in Downtown Orlando.

As Marc opened the show this morning he talked about how sometimes there are things that are bigger tan the sports world and talks about what is happening around our country and what the role of sports can be to help heal the country.

With it looking more and more likely that the NBA will be resuming play in August, Mike O'Donnell joins the show to talk about why the league and players will need almost 2 months to ramp up for the season to restart. Then he drops some news about this summers The Basketball Tournament.

Richard Hale joins the show for his weekly Sports Legal News segment to talk about the latest with the fight for baseball to start. Then he and Marc discuss the legal hurdles for college football players to return to campus and being asked to maintain a health lifestyle during the pandemic.

It's almost 10 years since Orlando forever changed when it came to soccer, Simon Veness joins the show to talk about the origin of Orlando City SC and how a few chance moments led the team to become embraced by the city.

As college football players return, they were never given a chance to express their concerns. Billy Witz of the New York Times joins the show and talks about the group of players that are expressing concern about the sport possibly returning too soon.