The Beat of Sports

Which of the teams that played in last years NBA Finals is more likely to miss the playoffs this year, Raptors or Warriors? What numbers will Zion put up? What does Ben Simmons making a 3 actually mean? Mike O'Donnell joins the show to answer those questions and more.

A legendary coach on the verge of history, district titles up for grabs, and a battle of local unbeatens headline the high school football conversation with Austin Lyon from Spectrum Sports.

What could the legal fallout be from the Daryl Morey tweet in supporting the Hong Kong protests? Richard Hale joins the show for his sports legal segment to talk about that and more.

After putting up a valiant effort throughout their series against the Houston Astros, the Tampa Bay Rays were bounced after a 6-1 defeat in Game 5. Mike Tuck talks about the season that was and looks ahead to the Championship Series matchups coming up in the MLB Playoffs.

Sports Illustrated had a major shake-up last week. What you need to know about who is now running it, and what to expect going forward, David Roth of Deadspin joins the show to talk about the demise of Sports Illustrated.

The tough stretch of the season continues for the Florida Gators, this weekend is a matchup against LSU. Are they up for the challenge? Brent Beaird joins the show to talk with Tuck and preview this weekend's game between 2 of the top SEC teams. Plus they run through some other college football news.

What quarterback would you want playing for you if you had one game to win today? Scouts voted in a landslide for one player. Mike Tuck will look over the results addresses whether they were right.

The 2017 NFL Draft featured running backs like Christian McCaffrey, Alvin Kamara, and Dalvin Cook amongst others. Mike Tuck explains why this draft class is the best that the league has ever seen.

This weekend with feature a match up two winless teams in the Dolphins and the Redskins which is being referred to as the futility bowl. That also doesn't include the winless Bengals. Mike Tuck runs through how some of these teams are working at different ways from getting the ship righted.

The Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes couldn't be having more different seasons, but as Mike Tuck explains things aren't always what they appear.