On this week's episode, MLB faces unprecedented territory with multiple teams testing positive for COVID-19, the NBA is back, and Jamal Adams is traded. 

On this week's episode, it's all about Major League Baseball. After months of negotiations, the season opened on Thursday and Friday. Such a relief to finally have sports again. 

On this week's episode, Tiger Woods is back, playing in a tournament for the first time since February, MLB gets some positive results from coronavirus testing, and Daniel Snyder can't stay out of the spotlight, for all the wrong reasons. 

On this episode, I discuss a certain email that ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski sent to a Missouri Senator, Desean Jackson's damage control campaign, and the college sports world begins to make a decision on its future. 

On this week's episode, sports get a whole lot more political, Minor League baseball is cancelled, the NFL does away with 2 preseason games, and one college basketball recruit makes history. 

A special Monday edition of This Week in Sports with my guy Nick M. We're talking Cam Newton to the Patriots and what this means for the rest of the AFC East. 

Don't forget to listen every Friday, and now possibly Monday's? We'll see. 

On this week's episode, a noose was found at Talladega Superspeedway, in the garage of NASCAR's only black driver. In other news, MLB and MLBPA has agreed to terms on a 60-game season. Baseball is back! Derek Jeter was an icon and a legend. Many called him the Michael Jordan of baseball. Today, he turns 46. We salute you, Jetes!  

On this week's episode, I sound off on Jamal Adams for requesting a trade, Dr. Anthony Fauci, updates the NFL with a grim outlook on the season, the NBA details guidelines on what the season will look like, and MLB and the MLBPA continue this soap opera towards the end of a cliff. 

On this week's episode, the MLB Draft took place, the NBA inches closer to a restart, and Dana White unveils Fight Island.

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