Jazz basketball is back! We couldn’t be more excited to preview this week’s upcoming games. Also, the Miami Marlins are facing a coronavirus outbreak and Notre Dame will play in the ACC. What does this mean for BYU? Plus 10 years ago we uploaded our first episode. We take a look at some of our monumentally bad takes from the past decade.

Four and a half long months after suspending play the NBA is back. Plus Major League Baseball’s opening day is here and the college football season is jeopardy. Also, the NFL releases their mask policy. Do they really think they will have fans attending games this season?

The Pac-12 has made the decision to play a conference only football season. How will this affect BYU? Plus the WNBA doesn’t seem concerned about player safety, the Washington Redskins will drop their nickname, and Rudy Gobert isn’t a fan of the NBA’s anonymous tip hotline.

ESPN published a story this week detailing the rift between Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert. How long ago did the relationship begin to dissolve? Is it as bad as the feud between Shaq and Kobe? Plus Morgan Scalley has been reinstated, MLS is back and the countdown to the NBA has begun.

Frustrations boil over as we talk about the return of the NBA, MLS and MLB. Are the leagues being irresponsible? Which of the plans have the greatest chance to succeed? Could sports be detrimental to the fight against COVID-19?

Eric Woodyard returns to the show to talk about the return of the NBA. Which teams have the most to lose? Who has the most to gain? Plus Mike Gundy causes a controversy in Oklahoma.

Morgan Scalley has been suspended indefinitely for using a racial slur in a text message in 2013. Will he keep his job? Could this be an indication of the culture inside the Utah football program? Plus Quin Snyder speaks out, NASCAR gets progressive and MLS announces the MLS is Back Tournament.

At present we are a country in crisis. We do our best to make a statement about the protests and how it affects the sports world. Plus, amidst the turmoil there is some good news for sports fans. The NBA finally has a plan to get back on the court and MLS narrowly avoided a lockout.

Jazz and NBA fans worldwide are mourning the loss of Jerry Sloan. We take a look back at his legacy and share some of our favorite memories. Plus, the NHL announces its plan to return and was The Last Dance really the in-depth documentary we were promised?

We recorded this episode on Wednesday night, before the tragic passing of Jerry Sloan. We are heartbroken and will be back next week to discuss the legacy and our memories of Coach Sloan.

Tony Parks, Utah’s sports media renaissance man, joins us to talk about the finale of The Last Dance. Was it as painful as Jazz fans feared? Plus we discuss the potential re-opening of the NBA and Major League Baseball. Make sure to check out the Tony Parks Podcast wherever you get your podcasts!