The Marco Scola Show

Jack Silverstein, author of the upcoming book "6 Rings: The Bulls, The City, and the Dynasty that Changed the Game" joins the show to share some great 90s Bulls and MJ stories.

On today's show Marco discusses the viability of UFC's "Fight Island" and MLB's "Baseball Bio-Dome" (1:25). Later, Marco re-drafts the 2010 NFL Draft (23:16).

On today's show Marco is joined by his lifelong best friend and southwest Florida firefighter to discuss fighting COVID-19, sports movies, and going internet viral.

Tom Brady has left New England to (reportedly) sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Marco discusses what could have caused the fallout in New England (0:42). Later Marco breaks down all of the NFL transactions (25:44) and rants on the Chicago Bears' signing of Nick Foles (39:30).

Illinois governor JB Pritzker has banned dining in restaurants and going to bars for two weeks in an attempt to slow the Coronavirus from spreading leading Marco to see a potential economic disaster (0:38). Later, Marco discusses the new NFL collective bargaining agreement (19:26). Finally, NFL free agency has kicked off (43:25).

On the very first episode of The Marco Scola Show, Marco breaks down the Coronavirus and its effect on the sports world (1:09). Then later he discusses Tom Brady's football future (37:54).

Kawhi Leonard buries the 76ers with a three-pointer to advance the Raptors to the Eastern Conference Finals (1:10), Marco recaps the rest of the NBA playoffs, the NHL Playoffs (16:37), and has a great Throwback Machine in store (21:04).

On this episode of Balls & Pucks, Marco gives his thoughts on the Giants reaching for QB Daniel Jones (1:18), updates his takes on the NHL and NBA playoffs (14:55), and details Bo Jackson's refusal to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1986 on today's Throwback Machine (26:54).

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Tiger Woods wins the Masters after an 11-year major drought (1:23), Magic Johnson quits on the Lakers (13:50), the NBA and NHL Playoffs are underway (28:07) and the Throwback Machine honors Jackie Robinson (43:14). 

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Virginia wins the National Championship capping off one of the best sports stories in a while (1:06), Antonio Brown is whining again (10:27) and the Aaron Rodgers saga continues (19:00).  And finally we cap off the show with Babe Ruth's debauchery on The Throwback Machine (37:20). 

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