First (3:00), Colin explains how MLB’s rule changes immediately paid off on Opening Day, and why he changed his tune about the WWE after seeing Wrestlemania in person.

Then, Hoops Tonight host Jason Timpf joins Colin to discuss the Celtics 41-point beatdown of the Bucks, why Boston should feel good about their chances in a playoff series between the two, if the Warriors have any shot to repeat without Andrew Wiggins, if the Suns are the favorites in the West, their take on the ongoing feud between Charles Barkley and Kevin Durant, and if the resurgent Lakers can realistically make it out of the West.

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It all comes down to this. March Madness draws to a close in just 3 short games, as Florida Atlantic, San Diego State, Miami and Connecticut battle for the NCAA title. Today Action Network hosts Chad Millman and Simon Hunter welcome back their colleague Stuckey, a college basketball betting veteran and co-host of the Big Bets On Campus podcast. Together they go through hedging scenarios, championship game matchups, picks for each game, and plenty more. #Volume #herd

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Jason Timpf reacts to Kevin Durant's return in the Phoenix Suns' 107-100 win over Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves. How good can Phoenix be in the NBA Playoffs? Later, Jason discusses LeBron James and Anthony Davis' strong performances in the Los Angeles Lakers' 121-110 win over the Chicago Bulls and Stephen Curry and the Warriors' big comeback against the Pelicans. What are the postseason outlooks for LA and Golden State? Jason ends the show by discussing the disrespect Giannis Antetokounmpo is receiving in the MVP discussion and why the Bucks' star must be taken as a more serious candidate. #volume #herd

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Colin points out the number 1 thing NBA fans are distracted by, why it never results in championships and how that relates to Kyrie Irving. He explains why he's glad this particular trait is starting to play a factor in regard to the debate about the number 1 overall pick in the NFL draft between CJ Stroud and Bryce Young. Plus, WWE Super Star Charlotte Flair joins the show in studio to talk about he preparation for WrestleMania and the inspiration she gets from her father the legendary Ric Flair. 

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Colin points out the number 1 thing NBA fans are distracted by, why it never results in championships and how that relates to Kyrie Irving

This particular trait is starting to play a factor in regard to the debate about the number 1 overall pick in the NFL draft between CJ Stroud and Bryce Young

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There might be hope for the Lakers

The Mavericks need to build like they did around Dirk Nowitzki

Guest: Chris Mannix

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WWE Super Star Charlotte Flair joins the show in studio to talk about he preparation for Wrestle Mania

There might be some issues between Patriots owner Robert Kraft and HC Bill Belichick

Colin discusses the new NFL rules changes

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Candace Parker joins ‘The Draymond Green Show’ to discuss who is the greatest woman athlete of all time, how idolizing Michael Jordan as a Chicago kid influenced her, why she picked Tennessee over Connecticut for college, being a new mom as a WNBA player, Damian Lillard’s comments about NBA ring culture, the various problems and potential solutions facing the WNBA, what she enjoys about doing TV for TNT, how much longer she’s going to be playing, and more.

Produced by: Jackson Safon

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Following an impressive 20-point comeback for the Warriors, Colin believes Steph Curry is making a case to be the greatest point guard in league history. He tells you what Lamar Jackson has in common with Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson. He defends the 49ers for trading up to draft Trey Lance despite Lance only starting 4 games in his career thus far. Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to argue for Shaquille O'Neal as the most dominant player ever in the NBA. 

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