Issues with Shedeur Sanders is forcing Colin to move off the Browns quarterback as a favored starter. USA Today writer Christine Brennan joins Colin to talk about her new book on Caitlin Clark and how the superstar is lifting the WNBA to its moment of widespread recognition.

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Colin discusses the sale of the Lakers and why the future is only looking bright for a team that's embraced billionaire owners. Plus, Colin has seen enough: he's out on Shedeur Sanders after his speeding citation and takes aim at his fanboys. Fox Sports MLB analyst and former catcher AJ Pierzynski joins the show to discuss the heated rivalry between the Dodgers and Padres.

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Colin weighs in on the latest grievances from Aaron Rodgers about his time with the New York Jets - all creations of his own making. Albert Breer joins the show to discuss Rodgers in Pittsburgh, Shedeur Sanders in Cleveland and more stories around the National Football League. Where will Kevin Durant play next year in the NBA, and does he still move the needle?

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C&R react to the Lakers suddenly having deeper pockets! The Yankees in the middle of the yips has the guys asking about rooting for failure. Is it normal behavior? Caitlin Clark was roughed up & they tell you why it's good for the WNBA! Plus, Ohtani was plunked & they celebrate the Panthers' Cup & talk Hali's NBA Finals status!  

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Covino & Rich finish their thoughts on protecting Clark & Ohtani! The guys react to Shadeur Sanders speeding & have an update on Henry Ruggs. 'BIG MIKE'S WORDS OF WISDOM' gets fired up & Mike and Sam prepare to share a queen sized bed! Plus, LeBron's ring culture, 'MID WEAK MAKOR,' & Lamar Jackson does something cool!

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Jason takes a break from NBA Finals coverage between the Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder to react to trade speculation around the NBA. Jason starts off by going into depth about the Memphis Grizzlies trading Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic and why he believes it is a great basketball fit. Jason discusses what's next for the Grizzlies, which should include gauging the market for their star point guard Ja Morant. He then dives into Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant's preferred trade destinations, mainly the San Antonio Spurs and his fit with stars Victor Wembanyama and De'Aaron Fox. Jason wraps up with discussing Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo reported desire to remain with the franchise he's always known.

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Daniel Cormier IS BACK with another INSTANT REACTION to the biggest news in the UFC and MMA worlds, and this week Islam Makhachev has stolen headlines. Makhachev's coach Javier Mendez says Islam has just three fights left in his UFC and fighting career, despite being in his most dominant form right now. Cormier discusses the possibility of fighting Ilia Topuria at 155, and why he believes Makhachev will stay at 170 pounds and potentially fight Jack Della Maddalena and Kamaru Usman. Hear why DC thinks "it's SCARY" to hear Islam talking about being three fights away from calling it a career, despite his incredible championship form. #Volume #Herd

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Colin’s joined by Nick Wright, host of “First Things First” on FS1!

They start with the major breaking news that the Buss family has sold the Los Angeles Lakers at a $10 billion dollar valuation, and why it’s a massive positive for the Lakers to no longer be a mom & pop operation (3:00). They compare and rank the biggest brands in American sports (13:00), argue that star players under contract can do as much for a valuation as the brand’s legacy and explain why team valuations have skyrocketed in recent years (19:00).

They pivot to Caitlin Clark and debate whether the media is UNDERRATING her superstardom and how great she will become on the court (28:15). They break down OKC’s relentless defense, why it manages to be so effective in the absence of a truly dominant rim protector and why it would smother the greatest teams from earlier decades (38:00). 

 They discuss the lack of on-air chemistry between the broadcasters on the ESPN NBA broadcasts despite their high level of individual talent, and Colin lament the lack of highly produced features and packages on the broadcasts that make games feel like big events (55:00). Colin argues that when it comes to making live events feel huge, nobody does it better than UFC and Dana White (1:16:00).

Finally, they talk about how things are going for Colin in Chicago and Colin argues that the traffic is worse in Chicago than L.A. but Nick offers him some MAJOR pushback (1:20:00). They compare and contrast west coast versus east coast politics & culture and highlight which parts appeal to them (1:26:00). 

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Colin’s joined by Nick Wright, host of “First Things First” on FS1!

They start with the major breaking news that the Buss family has sold the Los Angeles Lakers at a $10 billion dollar valuation, and why it’s a massive positive for the Lakers to no longer be a mom & pop operation (3:00). They compare and rank the biggest brands in American sports (13:00), argue that star players under contract can do as much for a valuation as the brand’s legacy and explain why team valuations have skyrocketed in recent years (19:00).

They pivot to Caitlin Clark and debate whether the media is UNDERRATING her superstardom and how great she will become on the court (28:15). They break down OKC’s relentless defense, why it manages to be so effective in the absence of a truly dominant rim protector and why it would smother the greatest teams from earlier decades (38:00). 

 They discuss the lack of on-air chemistry between the broadcasters on the ESPN NBA broadcasts despite their high level of individual talent, and Colin lament the lack of highly produced features and packages on the broadcasts that make games feel like big events (55:00). Colin argues that when it comes to making live events feel huge, nobody does it better than UFC and Dana White (1:16:00).

Finally, they talk about how things are going for Colin in Chicago and Colin argues that the traffic is worse in Chicago than L.A. but Nick offers him some MAJOR pushback (1:20:00). They compare and contrast west coast versus east coast politics & culture and highlight which parts appeal to them (1:26:00). 

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