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2p- Split Story: Name, Image & Likeness in NCAA, Day 1
230p- Suns make it, will it be Bucks or Hawks from East
250p- worries about agents/companies bamboozling college athletes
Radio voice of the Utah Jazz David Locke stops by 'The Big Show' every Wednesday at 5 o'clock. This week Locke spoke about the front office changes, dismissed possible Donovan Mitchell grievances as less than news or abnormal circumstance, and even had a throwback to one of Salt Lake's worst restaurants EVER.
5p- Utah Jazz Insider Report: David Locke, radio voice
530p- What's Goin' On, part 2: Hans & Scotty on injuries in NBA, have they ruined the playoffs
550p- 20 Seconds of Baseball
650p- show wrap
Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated joined The Big Show on Wednesday afternoon and shared his thoughts on all the Jazz news swirling over the last few days (and where Danny Ainge's future collides with it all), the playoffs and injuries therein happening to the remaining teams, and what to make of the eventual champions' legacy this season.
4p- NBA Daily Assist: Chris Mannix, Sports Illustrated
430p- Name, Image & Likeness starts tomorrow
450p- Not Sports Report
3p- What's Goin' On, part 1: DJ & PK heard from Dan Devine on balancing the desire to win NOW with developing for the FUTURE
330p- Tour de France sign-gate...Jake and Gordon disagree with woman being arrested for causing crash
350p- TryDayTrading.com Market Update / Gordon is rich
2p- Family pictures...mercy
230p- Split Story: are all these injuries ruining the NBA playoffs
250p- Gordon once removed a family member from a picture with a shrub
5p- Utah Jazz Insider Report: Alema Harrington, TV host
530p- a weird aside about one man bands and bagpipes
550p- Austin's Airing of Grievances
650p- show wrap
4p- NBA Insider Report: Mo Dakhil, TheJumpBall.net & Bleacher Report
430p- re-setting the Split Story of the Day
450p- Not Sports Report
-Brian Windhorst reports that Dwayne Wade has concerns about Donovan Mitchell's desire to stay in Utah long term
-how the situation compares to that of the Packers & Aaron Rodgers
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