‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the podcast by discussing the beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. He breaks down why it’s good for the rap game, why Drake and LeBron James should get the comparisons to each other, and why rappers should be careful what they wish for when it comes to the demise of Drake (1:04). Next, Jason discusses how he took in Orlando-Cleveland Game 7 and how it will affect the Zach LaVine trade market. He then touches on the Nikola Vucevic trade and how other teams are showing the Bulls how they can build their team going forward (48:17).
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Host: Jason Goff
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"We’re Not Worried About the Mix!" | Ep. 388

Chicagoland’s own Jason Goff teamed up with The Ringer to put his unique spin on the Windy City sports scene. Featuring insight and analysis, interviews with friends and people who matter in town, and reaction from you, the listener, it’s your new home for all things Chi.

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the podcast by discussing Negro League statistics being absorbed by MLB. He ponders why now is the time for the acknowledgement, and what’s to come of it (1:30). Next, Jason gets into the NBA Finals. He talks about why this is his favorite time of the year, the ramifications of Anthony Edwards losing, and the pressure on the Boston Celtics to win the Finals (16:06). After that, the crew gets into the Bears being on ‘Hard Knocks.’ Jason explains why he’s excited to see Matt Eberflus on the show, and who can be a breakout performer on the show (38:42). Then, the guys discuss the state of the Cubs and do another segment of 'Goff the Dome,' (1:01:48).
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Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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Don’t Rent the Varsity Jacket and the Cornfield | Ep. 399

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes 670 The Score’s Danny Parkins to the podcast. The two talk about the first time walking in on their parents, how Cubs fans should feel about the team so far, and who has more say between Jed Hoyer and Craig Counsell (1:22). Then, the two talk about what has surprised Danny most about Caleb Williams, bringing personality back to sports, and who the best quarterback in the NFC North is (24:45). To wrap, the two talk about Danny’s book, ‘Pipeline to the Pros,’ (48:38).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Danny Parkins
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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“Celebrate July Fourth on July 11 With Danny Parkins” | Ep. 398

‘The Full Go’ on Memorial Day weekend is back! Jason opens the show with finally admitting that he needs to give up playing pickup basketball (1:30). Later in the show, Jason discusses the hoopla around Lonzo Ball and whether he will or he won't return to basketball (17:50). Jason wraps the show by remembering the life of legendary big man and basketball Hall of Famer Bill Walton (34:56). Don't miss out on another jam-packed episode of ‘The Full Go.’

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Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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"I Gotta Stop Playing Pickup Basketball" | Ep. 397

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the podcast by talking with The Athletic’s Alec Lewis, who covers the Vikings. The two chat about when J.J. McCarthy will play, what’s going on with the Vikings defense, and Jason’s affinity for tall corners (1:10). Next, he talks about the Bears’ OTAs and the subsequent fan reaction. He laments on why fans need to relax and trust the process of a rookie quarterback (21:34). Then, Jason breaks down Pacers-Celtics Game 2. He explains why the Bulls need to become more physical and tough if they want to return to the playoffs (43:02). To wrap, the guys do the first edition of Goff the Dome.
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Alec Lewis
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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“You Look Like a Rube” With Alec Lewis | Ep. 396

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the podcast by recapping the Celtics-Pacers game with The Ringer’s Tate Frazier! The two talk about why the Pacers should be encouraged by their Game 1 performance, what adjustments they can make, and why people doubt the Celtics. Following that conversation, the two talk about what the Bulls should do in the 2024 NBA draft. Tate gives the guys some options for pick no. 11 (1:24). Following that, Jason gives his thoughts on Kyle Hendricks being moved to the Cubs' bullpen. He talks about what it means for Hendricks’s career, whether he can succeed in that role, and how Cubs fans should adjust their expectations for top prospects (32:04). To wrap, Jason talks about what he wants to see from Bears OTAs  and what he found interesting about Justin Fields’s first Pittsburgh Steelers interview (49:26).
The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available.
Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Tate Frazier
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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"We’re Not Worried About the Mix!" | Ep. 388

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