Earl Thomas is very intense and cares so much about doing well for his team, but we also know he often gets in his own way. As a result of his recent actions (actions that are detrimental to his own team) basically his latest on field incident, he will no longer be a member of the Ravens. This will likely be a nasty split. Will he end up with the Cowboys?

Sam still gets asked to this day about all that took place with Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s. Jerry Krause, the General Manager of the Bulls of the 1990s never got enough credit. The reality is the Nets were so limited roster wise in the Eastern Conference playoffs, no shocker they got swept by the Raptors. The Eastern Conference is not as down as people may think. We are certainly seeing a ton of scoring in the Bubble. 

There are going to be no fans at the Kentucky Derby, we know there are going to be no fans at the Masters. We also obviously know in our major North American Sports there are no fans. There are also weather issues that go to moving these sports to different dates. Events with no fans have been good on television though so for when it comes to basic revenue. Sports are surviving because of TV revenue.

Scott Miller of Bleacher Report and SiriusXm MLB Network Radio joins Jody to discuss how MLB is handling players testing positive for the virus, on the legitimacy of this shortened regular season, expectations for the trade deadline, and will MLB adopt the bubble method for the postseason? 

Sigmund Bloom of Footballguys.com joins Jody to discuss on how his job changed since the pandemic, effect of no preseason games, expectations for the Eagles and NFC East, and expanded rosters due to the virus.