Aaron Donald cracked the door open on an NFL comeback, and Grant Mona and Demetrius Beaver get into what it would mean for an already loaded Rams team with the Super Bowl at SoFi this year.

They also break down AJ Brown finally getting traded from the Eagles to the Patriots, what it says about how Philly builds, and AJ's fit with Drake Maye.

Then it is a full Clippers offseason breakdown, from the Kawhi Leonard decision to the number five pick and the Darius Acuff debate to John Collins in free agency.

The Sporting Tribune Today airs on KIRN 670 AM in Southern California, 98.5 The Bet in Las Vegas, and the Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

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The Rams just landed Myles Garrett in one of the biggest trades in NFL history, and the crew breaks down what it means.

Arash Markazi, Grant Mona, John Browner, and Tim Parker get into how the two time Defensive Player of the Year turns an already loaded roster into a Super Bowl favorite on another level, what it cost in Jared Verse and a 2027 first round pick, and the buzz about Aaron Donald possibly coming back to line up next to him.

Plus a post show that runs from the Sixers Process to a full Chicago sports rant.

The Sporting Tribune Today airs on KIRN 670 AM in Southern California, 98.5 The Bet in Las Vegas, and the Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

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The 2026 NBA Finals are locked in and the crew breaks down how we got here. San Antonio walked into Oklahoma City and took Game 7 from the back to back champs, sending Victor Wembanyama to the Finals at 22.

Grant Mona, John Browner, and Mykell Mathieu react to one of the best Game 7s in recent memory, the role players who got the Spurs over the top, Luke Kornet's swing block, and what a quiet night means for Chet Holmgren and the Thunder.

Then it is a full Spurs vs Knicks Finals preview with x factors and the coaching battle.

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The full crew is back as the Western Conference Finals come down to a winner-take-all Game 7 between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs.

Arash Markazi, Grant, Mona, Timothy Parker, Mykell Mathieu, and John Browner break down a series that swung from a classic Game 1 into a string of blowouts, what SGA has to do without the whistle in his favor, and whether Victor Wembanyama is ready for this moment or still on a learning curve.

From there the panel looks ahead to the New York Knicks waiting in the NBA Finals, which matchup gives us the best series, and how far this Knicks group can really go. The conversation turns local with a deep dive on the Los Angeles Clippers at a franchise crossroads: is it finally time to trade Kawhi Leonard, chase young assets, and build around a top-five pick the way OKC built its juggernaut?

Plus the guys get into the upcoming NBA Draft and the Darius Acuff Jr. debate, sprinkle in some MLB and NFL talk, and settle exactly nothing in the great Dodger Stadium vs. Petco Park vs. Angel Stadium argument. There's heat, there's history, and there's the one and only John Browner not holding anything back.

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The crew is back with Arash, Grant, Beav, and David Bloom breaking down the biggest stories in sports.

Victor Wembanyama skipped his postgame media obligations after a brutal Game 5 loss in the Western Conference Finals — what does that say about the face of the league?

The guys debate whether winning fixes everything or if Wemby needs to face the music heading into Game 6. Then, a passionate defense of the Tulsa Drillers bat dog after Dodgers prospect Kendall George injured his knee jumping over the pup.

The dog did his job. Period.

Plus, Andy Pages is quietly becoming one of the best outfielders in baseball and the Dodgers needed every bit of it.

And the Clippers sit at a franchise crossroads with the fifth overall pick, Kawhi Leonard trade buzz, and a chance to finally shift into a new era.

Is it time to sell high on Kawhi? The whole crew weighs in.

Listen live on KIRN 670 AM in Southern California, 98.5 The Bet in Las Vegas, and the Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

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The full Sporting Tribune Today panel returns to discuss the New York Knicks' dominant playoff run and whether they can challenge the eventual Western Conference champion in the NBA Finals.

Arash Markazi, Grant Mona, John Browner, Demetrius Beaver, and Mykell Mathieu break down the Knicks' recent success, Jalen Brunson's leadership, and the team's improved defense. The crew also analyzes the Thunder-Spurs series, Victor Wembanyama's inconsistent play, officiating concerns, and what San Antonio must do to force a Game 7.

Plus, a look at the Vegas Golden Knights' continued success, the future of sports in Las Vegas, NBA expansion discussions, and the latest LeBron James speculation.

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Grant, Josh, Mykell, David and John dive deep into Game 2 of the Spurs vs. Thunder playoff series.

We analyze the pivotal moments, dissect player performances, and evaluate strategies that shaped the games.

Plus, we tackle the latest on the Dodgers, their series win against the Padres, and discuss their current form and the challenges they face with key players underperforming.

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Arash is joined by the full crew — Grant, Mykell, Beav and John Browner — for a deep dive into Game 1 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals.

The Cavaliers had a commanding lead and let it slip away in a stunning 30-8 fourth-quarter collapse, handing the Knicks a dramatic overtime victory behind Jalen Brunson. The crew breaks down what went wrong for Cleveland, why Donovan Mitchell and James Harden disappeared when it mattered most, and whether Kenny Atkinson's timeout management cost them the game.

Then the conversation shifts west — is anyone in the East actually capable of beating the Oklahoma City Thunder or the San Antonio Spurs? Victor Wembanyama's historic performance in the West has the crew questioning whether this Knicks team, as good as they are, is truly ready for that level.

With Nico Harrison already gone and Jason Kidd now fired, the Dallas Mavericks have officially torn everything down.

The crew debates whether this surpasses the Clippers trading Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to OKC, what it means for Cooper Flagg's future in Dallas, and whether the Lakers can actually build a championship around Luka.

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The Sporting Tribune crew — Arash, Grant, John Browner, and David Bloom — breaks down one of the most electrifying playoff games in recent memory: Spurs vs. Thunder Game 1 in the Western Conference Finals. Victor Wembanyama delivered a generational performance (41 pts, 24 reb) in double overtime without De'Aaron Fox, and the crew can't stop talking about it.

Then, the guys shift to the Eastern Conference Finals — Knicks vs. Cavs — with Grant backing New York in six while John controversially rides with Cleveland. David sits somewhere in the middle, questioning whether either team is a real title threat.

Plus: Should the Dodgers be worried heading into their series with the Padres? And where does LeBron James go next — the Warriors, the Knicks, Cleveland, or nowhere at all?

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Arash, Grant, Beav, and newest Sporting Tribune member John Browner — a San Diego sports radio veteran with nearly a decade on the air — come together on a very special Drake drop night for a packed episode of TST Today LIVE, heard on KIRN 670 AM in Southern California, 98.5 The Bet in Las Vegas, and the Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

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