The Beat of Sports

Evan Weston of the Orlando City SC broadcast team joins the show and breaks down Orlando City's opening match and Saturday's fixture in Colorado. He talks about what could be a strength for the team this season and gives an update on Dom Dwyer.

During the Orlando Magic high scoring loss to Miami last night, the Heat hit a franchise-record 22 3-pointers. Duncan Robinson scored 27 points, all of them coming from beyond the arc and Marc talks about how the Heat have compiled a roster that is full of players that were either undrafted or found after the lottery.

All of UCF Twitter and college football fans across the country was abuzz when footage of McKenzie Milton throwing the football was posted. Marc gives an update on the continued progress of Milton, and what realistic expectations might be for his future. Then Marc talks about the latest with the RoofClaim.com story and how political bias got involved.

David Purdum of ESPN Chalk joins the show with the chilling story of "Parlay" Patz and his gambling threats.

Last night the television world turned to watching daredevil Nik Wallenda as he tightrope walked over a volcano in Nicaragua. It was touted as a death-defying feat but one piece of the story was never mentioned, the safety harness!

Justin Kubatko dives inside the numbers of the NBA's MVP race between LeBron and Giannis. Plus he and Marc discuss the historic rookie season that we are seeing from Zion Williamson.

Tonight Nik Wallenda will attempt to walk across an active volcano in Nicaragua. Marc and Scott wonder why we have such a fascination with these kinds of daredevil feats, is it the morbid curiosity that something could go wrong?

He wanted to vent about the Astros so he started a twitter account and found over 150,000 followers in two weeks.

Could a state house bill impact the future of spring training in Florida and possibly have a pro team move. Plus was there a chance that the Buccaneers could have played games in London before the Jaguars stepped in front?

A lot of times sports rivalries happen because of the proximity of the two teams, for the Magic and Heat does that help? With these franchises squaring off tonight Marc rules through some quotes from the players involved on if this a rivalry matchup