Talking baseball about to go off a cliff, the McGwire/Sosa 30 for 30, NBA season resumption and more.

First we were joined by International and Union Soccer Comentator Tommy Smyth to talk the return of soccer & MLS. Then we had the director of the ESPN 30 for 30 "Long Gone Summer" A.J. Schnack on to break down his new documentary on the 1998 HR Chase. And finally we had Yaron Weitzman of Bleacher Report hope on to talk NBA return plans and player concerns.

Flying around the world of sports continuing the conversation about race and sports to start, then talking some MLB Baseball negotiations, and some potential return of sports challenges.

This week on the Heart of sports we had baseball analyst, author and professor Doug Glanville help us talk sports, social justice and baseball in the current climate. Then we had Inquirer Sixers/NBA reporter Keith Pompey on to continue the discussion of the role of athletes in social justice and the return of the NBA.

We were joined this week to start the show by MLB.com Todd Zolecki to talk some baseball and his new book "Doc: The Roy Halladay story". Then Shane Victorino remembered his teammate with some stories and finally Charlie O'Connor of the Athletic talked the NHL plan for its return and how it impacts the Flyers.

Jeff and Jason talked naming this new video show, recapped the Lance documentary, talked Michael Jordan circa 2011 undermining Michael Jordan in the Last Dance and talk the MLB situation and the impact on minor league players.

This week on the Heart of Sports, we were joined first by award winning ESPN reporter John Barr to talk the successes and struggles of Roy Halladay as seen through the new E60 Documentary coming out "Imperfect." Then Fightins/Ironpigs pitcher Jeff Singer hopped on to talk staying baseball ready, what he misses and what he is doing with the time.

With the sports world starting to stir and make plans for a comeback, we were joined by ESPN and NBC Play by play announcer Mike Corey to talk his journey in sports, the state of sports today and what broadcasting may look like when sports return. Then we had Temple University Senior Associate AD/Strategic Communications Larry Dougherty join us on the state of college sports and the uncertainty it has created moving forward.

Ricky Bottalico started the show with the guys talking all things baseball, from the Korean Baseball Organization to his own journey in the sport and what comes next. Then Philadelphia Union midfielder Mark McKenzie stopped by for some soccer talk and which NBA players he thinks talk the best trash on Twitter.

This week we took a journey back in time with Phillies World Series Champion Greg Dobbs talking everything from his career in the minors, his first home run in his first Major League at bat and what it was like to play for the Series and win the World Series here.  Then we talked with Inquirer Sixers Writer Keith Pompey about the ESPN The Last Dance Documentary, the NBA looking to try to restart and the Sixers losing another member of their front office.