The Beat of Sports

Alexandra Steigrad of the New York Post joins the show and answers the question, is UFC running out of money?

Mike Huguenin joins the show with some post combine notes and gives a preview of Spring Practice across the country. Plus he and Marc discuss the coaches salaries getting out of control and the proposed changes to the transfer rule.

Since dodgeball has been the topic of the day on the show, Marc and Scott wonder which Magic players would be the best at playing dodgeball.

Josh Robbins covers the Orlando Magic for The Athletic and talks about the latest news with the team. He and Marc discuss why the Magic aren't getting more out of Mo Bamba and if his development has become stagnant with the resigning of Nik Vucevic.

After the Magic suffered a brutal loss to the Portland Trail Blazers, Marc runs through the 2014 NBA Draft. After seeing how things played out with the Magic getting Aaron Gordon, minus Joel Embiid there wasn't really much missed talent in that draft for Orlando to go after.

After spending sometime on the internet Marc discovered a new sport, archery dodgeball. This leads him to talk about how dodgeball is an institution that every kid needs to experience and encourages every to go out and buy a dodgeball.

On today's episode of The Beat Of Sports:
- Marc reviews Joker
- Tales from Marcs travels
- Cam Mellor breaks down the NFL Combine
- Future for Tom Brady
- Recapping MLS Weekend
- The News
- The Hot Seat
- Andrew Bucholtz on how Tony Romo got $17 million from CBS
- Zion is must-watch

Sunday night saw Zion Williamson square off against LeBron James, and the game did not disappoint. Marc talks about how in just 15 games Zion is already must watch television and that the sport needs more of that as they deal with declining ratings.

The biggest sports media story from over the weekend was that Tony Romo has signed a new deal with CBS that will pay him $17 million per year. Andrew Bucholtz from Awful Announcing joins the show to discuss how this deal happened and what the next step is for ESPN as they look to figure out their Monday Night Football booth.

Who helped themselves the most at the NFL Scouting Combine this weekend? Cam Mellow joins the show to break down all news from Indianapolis and talks about the biggest stories.