The Regulars

Hosts Cody Decker and Tanya Ray Fox break down a chaotic week in sports and media: the NFL officially ends the Pro Bowl, the Raiders’ unresolved quarterback situation, and MLB players revealing threats tied to modern sports betting.

They also cover the absurd Callaway/Good Good ad controversy, the Tampa Bay Rays’ approved $2.3 billion stadium deal, and how broadcasters and social reactions shaped the broadcast of the most recent Browns preseason game.

This episode of The Regulars unpacks a volatile week in sports: a transphobic and misogynistic courtside confrontation at a WNBA game, the controversial decision to name Deshaun Watson the Browns’ starter, and brewing turmoil in MLB over labor talks and ownership probes.

The hosts also discuss media ethics after an offseason family tragedy was publicly revealed, examine commissioner and owner power in pro leagues, and close with personal catch-ups and reflections from Cody's Hawaii trip.

The Regulars break down the explosive Mark Walter/Lakers sale and related financial investigations, the WNBA’s response to online hate and transgender athlete discussions, and mounting quarterback controversies across the NFL. They also hit on the latest social media missteps, media industry chaos, and heated WNBA presser drama.

Hosts Cody Decker and Tanya Ray Fox mix analysis, outrage, and humor as they unpack the week’s biggest sports and media stories.

An emergency episode breaking down the surprising $12.5 billion Lakers sale to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, the rapid valuation spike, alleged ties to the White House, and the larger implications for sports ownership, private equity influence, and players and fans.

Hosts Cody Decker and Tanya Ray Fox unpack a viral week in sports: Sophie Cunningham's hard foul and DiJonai Carrington's "white privilege" response ignite a broader WNBA culture-war conversation about race, media narratives, and trans athletes.

They also discuss Team USA's FIBA World Cup roster, a new NFL rule allowing coaches to name challenge designees, Maxx Crosby vs. Kirk Cousins in a Raiders practice altercation, and the Bills' new stadium rollout with obstructed seats.

The episode finishes with the hosts reacting to going viral, content theft across social platforms, and the challenge independent creators face getting proper credit.

This episode breaks down the controversy over NFL executive quarterback tier rankings and who benefits from the narrative, with heated takes on Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, and Joe Burrow.

We recap the biggest trade-deadline moves in MLB — who won, who lost, and Tarik Skubal’s comments about Detroit — and discuss playoff implications for teams like the Red Sox, Dodgers, and Cubs.

In Media Corner we analyze ESPN’s surprising ratings rebound, debate sports media influence, and react to the Enes Kanter stunt.

Hosts Cody Decker and Tanya Ray Fox dive into the wild trade deadline, centering on the Tarik Skubal move to the Dodgers, fan and media reactions, and common misconceptions about team finances, agents, and salary rules.

They also break down other key trades, debate salary cap ideas, discuss NBA injury research, highlight media controversies in a heated Media Corner, and close with pop-culture updates.

Hosts Cody Decker and Tanya Ray Fox tackle listener questions and heated topics in this episode: the Sophie Cunningham WNBA controversy and the league’s changing values; FIFA’s aborted privatization plan and global backlash; looming MLB labor conflict and the owners’ push for a salary cap; QB battles in the NFL and media double-standards; plus a positive look at under-the-radar Dodgers contributors and SummerSlam headlines.

The episode weaves sharp commentary on sports culture, media hypocrisy, and the growing influence of billionaire interests — balanced with fan moments and personal reflections from the hosts.

LeBron’s surprise decision, made in secrecy, ignites Philly and reshapes the NBA landscape. We unpack UNC’s latest investigations, the controversy around Kyle Shanahan’s delayed accident reports and what that says about modern sports media. Caitlin Clark’s pushback against narratives sparks debate with Monica McNutt, while MLB trade rumors (Tarik Skubal) and Hall of Fame talk heat up. Plus Comic‑Con casting news, Marvel concerns, and a deep dive into Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and standout performances.

Hosts Cody Decker and Tanya Ray Fox break down LeBron James’ surprise decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers, what it means for the NBA landscape and Philly’s intense media environment.

They also discuss the Dodgers’ controversial White House visit, a federal probe into ownership, Patrick Mahomes’ recovery update, the media whirlwind around how sports news is broken, a Tom Brady vs. Portnoy showdown, and a candid review of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey.