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The Sports Animals fill in today. Kenny Anderson , former 2nd overall pick in the NBA, comes on to the show to talk about a new Showtime documentary "NYC Point Gods" and his involvement in the project. Vince Goo joins the show to go down memory lane about his time at the University of Hawaii as the Rainbow Wahine head coach, and his path getting there from the Hawaii high school ranks.

The Sports Animals take over the Bobby Curran Show today. Kurt Helin from NBCSports.com talks the NBA as free agency rears its head around the corner. Leo Luna from Gaslamp Ball talks the Padres as they look to stay competitive in their division. Associate Head Coach and Special Teams Coordinator Thomas Sheffield joins the show to update us on the progress of the special teams unit, and his chance encounter with The Rock.

Josh Pacheco fills in for the Animals. Max Holloway joins the show to preview UFC 276 and his third bout against Alex Volkanovski. Akron Beacon Journal's Chris Easterling chimes in on the Deshaun Watson trial and what the Browns are trying to do with Baker Mayfield. The Athletic's Law Murray updates us on the LA Clippers and their plans for free agency.

The Sports Animals fill in for Bobby today. Ryan McKinnell from Fight Nation on Sirius XM talks the upcoming fight for Max Holloway. Julie Brooks, new UH Rainbow Wahine golf coach, joins the show to reflect on returning to UH as a coach and what she brings to the table for the Rainbow Wahine.

Josh comes in on this Monday talking about the big headline that recently came up with Kyrie Irving taking the player option to play for the Nets next year, so how big is that? Matt Brooks from Nets Daily responds to that and Anthony Irwin from Silver Screen and Roll talks about how this affects the Lakers going forward since they were interested in Irving. Plus, the huge scuffle between the Angels and Mariners was the big headline yesterday, so Matt Snyder from CBS Sports talks about what potentially comes out of the fight.

Rich Miano joins Kanoa in studio on this Monday, and it's all about football, especailly with two big events that happened this past weekend. The GPA Football showcase happened, and the XFL combine came in with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson at McKinley High School. Former UH player Bryant Moniz also joins the show to talk about the XFL and the tryouts they had over the weekend. Plus, best and worst to start your week.

The Sports Animals take over the morning show today. Max Goodman from Sports Illustrated breaks down the see-saw weekend for the Yankees, going from getting no-hit to an Aaron Judge walk-off. Kristian Winfield from NY Daily News talks the Brooklyn Nets and the never-ending story of Kyrie Irving as he seeks a sign-and-trade from the Nets. Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports talks the NFL and their inner battle with Deshaun Watson as a case is being made now against the Houston Texans.

The animals are on this afternoon talking about different headlines and the Max Holloway fight coming up soon. But there's other things like the 50th anniversary of Title IX to cover, so Cindy Luis comes on to talk about the anniversary/ And the NBA Draft coverage continues as Keith Smith from CelticsBlog.com joins the show to talk on all of the picks. And Marc Adams from the 49ers Camelot Podcast talks about the headlines surrounding the team, including who might be QB1.

Kanoa is rejoined this week by Billy Hull as they talk about the headlines of the day and dig into the bucket o' questions, mostly about the NBA Draft. Did the Knicks screw up and who would the guys pick as their number 1 overall? Moanalua football coach Vince Nihipali also joins the show to talk about the move for Moanalua up to the Open Division. And best and worst is back for this Aloha Friday.

Laura Beeman joins the show to discuss Title IX as well as the upcoming season for the Rainbow Wahine, her thoughts on this year's schedule as well as a teaser for the non-conference schedule.

The animals are on this Thursday following the end of the lottery picks in the NBA Draft and go over some of the picks, although heads might be spinning on who is going where exactly. Also, Paul Biancardi from ESPN talks about the draft and what players to watch out for soon, besides some of the more obvious ones. And the PGA tour talk continues, is Jay Monahan in the right?

Rob Demello of KHON2 Sports joins Kanoa in studio for this edition of the show, and the guys are talking about Title IX on its 50th anniversary. Who are some of the greatest women athletes of all time in Hawaii history? We get some opinions and we squeeze in best and worst at the end.

Jordan and Hunter chat about the XFL Showcase coming up on Saturday and recap the Jared Ursua interview from Episode 42. The XFL Showcase, at McKinley High School, will feature some UH players like QB Cole McDonald. This event is closed to the public but, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has said that he plans to be there. Jordan and Hunter also give you an update on some UH Football Alumni who are now playing in the CFL like Kicker, Ryan Meskell. The boys cap off the episode with a very important discussion about the 50th Anniversary of the enactment of Title ix, which is also known as the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity and Education Act.

Scott Spinelli, host of The Breakdown on the Bleav Network, talks the NBA Draft and his thought's on the lottery and where the top 3 of the draft will fall tonight. Eran Ganot comes on the show to talk the 2023 Big West schedule release.

The animals are on this Wednesday talking about tomorrow;s NBA Draft and who could go where. The lottery picks at the top 3 are interesting so the guys try to figure out who goes where. Plus, there are a lot of football people on the show. Coach Josh Brown from UH Football talks about the offseason so far and some season ticket opportunities. Rich Miano joins the show to talk on the GPA Football combine happening soon and some things about the Polynesian Bowl. And Mitchell Renz from Chat Sports talks about the Las Vegas Raiders and the headlines surrounding their offseason.

Kanoa is joined by Billy Hull from the Star-Advertiser, but there's an announcement right out of the gate from JJ Mandaquit's father Jason Mandaquit. Listen to what his announcement his, plus we got Iolani basketball coach Ryan Hirata to give his reaction to the news. And the guys give their best and worst...well hey at least they showed up today unlike someone from the Commanders.

Locked on Browns Podcast host Jeff Lloyd hops on to discuss the Deshaun Watson situation and how the Cleveland Browns are handling it. WFAN's Ryan Chichester talks the New York Yankees and their amazing start to the season and how great Aaron Judge is.

Kanoa is joined by Jordan Helle who is on Maui and talking about...weddings? Well Jordan's to be exact, but the guys have fun and talk about some of the headlines too. Plus a game of Rank em', and best and worst includes...Klay Thompson again?

The animals come on this Tuesday talking on the headlines, including the LIV Golf Tour and the response by the PGA Tour. Also, some headlines in the MLB with the Yankees reaching 50 wins, so Eno Sarris from the Athletic joins the show to talk about the Yankees and more. Plus, Dan Feldman from NBC Sports talks about the NBA, the draft coming up later this week, and other headlines in the NBA after Golden State won it all.

Alex Perry from the National Club Golfer magazine talks the PGA vs LIV debate as Brooks Koepka becomes the most recent defector from the PGA after the US Open this weekend.

On this Monday, the guys come on talking about the headlines, which includes a fantastic win by Matt Fitzpatrick in the US Open and Will Zalatoris being in the mix yet again at a major. But there's also another headline with the XFL coming for a tryout, so Seattle OC and former UH head coach June Jones comes on the show to talk about the XFL and it coming to Hawaii. And Brian Baldinger from the NFL Network comes on to talk about the headlines in the NFL as training camp approaches.

Lori Santi comes back on this Monday with Kanoa and in pure gloating form about the Golden State Warriors. They talk about the series, but then a surprise pop-up guest comes on...and it's Artie Wilson?? He joins the show to talk about the two teams in the NBA Finals. Plus best and worst includes...jello shots?

Josh Pacheco fills in to talk about the Golden State Warriors are their ceremonies after winning another NBA Finals, the Hawaii Men's Basketball schedule, and the ever so fascinating situation between the University of Hawaii and NASED.

Bryan Minniti Former Assistant GM MLB 21 years w/MLB Clubs in front office leadership. Bryan started as an intern in college with the Pirates to Director of Baseball Operations. Was Assistant GM with the Phillies, Diamondbacks and Nationals. He had to deal in all operations in Baseball Operations, Rules Compliance, Transactions, Budgeting and Contracts. Also involved in trades, was an amateur as well as international scout. Bryan has a bachelor's in science and a double math major and statistics at the University of Pittsburgh. This is an explosive discussion which covers so many areas of the game of baseball in the front office as well as on the field. And listen to Bryans fearless decision to run for President of the WBSC, Executive Board Member at Large, Chair of the Baseball Division and Vice Chair of the Baseball Division.

Gary comes on this Aloha Friday talking about the NBA Finals and what a game 6 it was to cement the Warriors' dynasty. Larry Beil from KGO TV in San Francisco joins the show to talk about the season and the celebration happening in the Bay Area. Plus, some talk on the XFL as the tryouts at McKinley happen soon, so Marc Ross, Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the XFL, joins the show to talk about the tryouts and the league. Our own Bobby Curran also joins the show to talk about his current condition. And UH Women's Volleyball assistant coach Kaleo Baxter joins the show to talk about the team and upcoming season tickets.

Kanoa rides solo today as we get a lot of people on this Aloha Friday, starting off with a Kai Lenny and Raoul Magana talking about the WSL event happening soon. And then our own Bobby Curran comes on to talk about his situation that some might know about already, and we have UH football head coach Timmy Chang talking about the upcoming season and how the team is getting ready for it. And best and worst includes...the LIV Golf Invitational Series and the US Open.

Artie Wilson talks on the NBA Finals and the Golden State Warriors beating the Celtics in six games, where the Boston Celtics go from here, as well as touching on the University of Hawaii men's basketball offseason.

Jonathan Von Tobel from VSin Live talks the NBA Finals after the Golden State Warriors finish off the Boston Celtics for championship number 4 for Steph Curry and crew.

Wide-receiver's coach, Jared Ursua joins the Hawaii Football Now Podcast to talk about how he is capitalizing on the opportunity to coach under Timmy Chang and develop his group of wide-receivers into versatile and smart athletes. Coach Ursua, like Coach Shoemaker and the other coaches who have joined the podcast, call their job at the University of Hawaii the dream job.

Coach Caliendo on Clearing the Bases Podcast talking baseball development at the younger levels. There are many people in the baseball world that aim to promote our game for the betterment of all who are involved. There are a lot of good people but there is no better advocate than Peter Caliendo. Peter has literally traveled the world teaching coaches and players how to be the best that they can be. He also shares some knowledge of what he has learned from his many journeys. “Jimmy Filingeri” This was so much fun; Jimmy and David are awesome. Thanks for having me on the show. Lots of talk about Youth Baseball, direction heading, changes it needs to make to keep kids in the game longer and get new kids playing, not just here in the USA but around the world, the world is doing some great things that we can learn from, long term development, coaching, teaching and so much more. Thanks guys. They have some great guests and topics, listen to them. "Peter Caliendo"

Join Daren Kimura for another episode of the Sports Cards and Collectibles show, with special guests Tiny Tadani, David Steinberger, Jeff Lee, and Robert Hayno.

Kanoa is joined by Billy Hull of the Star-Advertiser on this Wednesday talking about different topics...including BTS? Plus, stuff on a segment of "What the (bleep)" on Tyreek Hill and 2nd year QBs in the NFL. Plus, best and worst includes...BTS actually?

The animals are on this Wednesday talking about different topics, including tomorrow's game 6 of the NBA Finals. Eric Pincus from Bleacher Report talks about how either the Celtics force game 7 or how the Warriors can win it in 6. Also, Iolani Basketball coach Ryan Hirata joins the show to talk on the new shot clock rule in the state coming soon and his team in a mainland tournament. And Rich Hammond from the 11 Personnel podcast joins the show to talk about the LA Rams.

Cam Rogers from the Lock It In podcast talks the US Open and all the drama between the PGA golfers and the LIV. Michael J. Duate from NBC LA talks the Dodgers and their offensive slump the last couple of series. Kristen Lappas comes on to discuss her new project for 30 for 30 "Dream On" on the journey of the 1996 Women's Olympic Basketball Team premiering tonight.

Michael Gallagher from Establish the Run NBA comes on to talk about the NBA Finals and how the Celtics can bounce back from going down 3-2 in the NBA Finals.

Kanoa is joined by Lori Santi on this noon show as they talk about the NBA Finals, and Lori's Warriors came up big in game 4, what needs to happen to for it to be a big game 5 in the NBA Finals. Also, Dean Shimamoto joins the show to talk about the new rules in the state basketball tournaments and the shot cock being added. Also Best and Worst is back as usual.

Ryan Ballengee from Golf News Net talks the ongoing feud between the PGA and LIV as they come to an awkward meeting point at the US Open Championships. Kalani Takase from Scoring Live goes over a new rule coming in 2024 to finally add a shot clock to, at least, the state championships.

Kanoa is joined by Brian McInnis from Spectrum News in the house to talk about who's is on Hawaii-born college athletes. Who is on the Mount Rushmore among them, and this comes after Jocelyn Alo's incredible collegiate career came to an end yesterday. Plus, Rob DeMello from KHON2 Sports comes in to talk on the jinx that may or may not have vanished from the Angels thanks to Keegan. And best and worst at the end.

Deiter Kurtenbach from KNBR in the Bay Area talks the Golden State Warriors from Boston as they prepare for Game 4, and as Deiter prepares for his treacherous seat. Chris Plank, Oklahoma University softball play-by-play voice, is on to talk about a second straight WCWS championship, and to talk about the GOAT Jocelyn Alo.

The animals are on this Thursday mainly talking the LIV Golf Invitational Series and it kicked off earlier today. Is it something that the PGA Tour needs to worry about, especially with some big time players leaving and suspensions being handed out? Bob Harig from SI.com joins the show to talk about that and more with the LIV series. LA Lakers assistant coach Phil Handy joins the show to talk about the upcoming NBA Draft and the offseason for his team. And Dave DeNatale from WKYC TV 3 joins the show to talk about the Cleveland Browns and the Deshaun Watson situation going on with new details having come out earlier this week.

Billy Hull is back with Kanoa on this edition of the show as they talk about the NBA Finals coming up tomorrow as well as some other things with the big headline being the LIV Golf Invitational and the suspension of 17 PGA Tour Players for going to that tournament. Plus "If I Ruled the World" and of course Best and Worst.

Veteran Offensive Lineman, Micah Vanterpool, better known as "Big Mik" and also known for his podcast "Big Mik Takes The Mic" joins Jordan, and former teammate Hunter for Episode 41 of Hawaii Football Now. On the field, Micah adapted to position changes and emerged as a leader while off the field, Micah came to embrace Hawaii's culture and became part of the community. Be sure to check out Micah's YouTube Channel (@Big MiK) and Instagram (@im_micah71)! In the first half, before Micah's interview, Jordan and Hunter break down the latest recruiting news which include a verbal commitment from a trio of local prospects.

Mark Rolfing from NBC Sports Golf talks the PGA and their situation going down between them and the LIV Invitational Series. Kevin Arnovitz from ESPN talks the NBA Finals, how the Celtics came through in Game 3 at home, and Draymond Green. Rich Hill joins the show to talk about the offseason and the upcoming youth baseball camps at UH.

Baseball in Ireland heading in a very good direction, learn new ideas in growing the sport. Baseball Outside the Box Host Pete Caliendo back from Vancouver Canada takes the show to the beautiful country of Ireland. Check out all the development programs they are working on to develop the grass roots as well as the national team levels. Frank Andrews High Performance and Development Coach for Baseball Ireland has the program going in a very positive direction. www.baseballoutsidethebox.com Email Caliendo19@gmail.com YouTube at Peter Caliendo Facebook at Peter Caliendo Twitter @baseballout and @petercaliendo

Coach Caliendo gives some great advice to parents and also coaches on the car ride home for young kids after a baseball or softball game. This would apply to any sport. This advice is very good and one of the comments is to always remember as a parent to just tell your kids after the game, “ It was great watching you play” Period! There is a lot more to this conversation, so listen up, will help you a lot. www.baseballoutsidethebox.com Email Caliendo19@gmail.com YouTube at Peter Caliendo Facebook at Peter Caliendo Twitter @baseballout and @petercaliendo

Join Daren Kimura for another Sports Cards and Collectibles Show, with special guest Vince Vento, Lance Ka'ulukukui, and Erick Reichard for another Buy Low, Sell High.

Join Kanoa and in-house guest Billy Hull from the Honolulu Star-Advertiser to talk about all the going on's in sports, including the NBA Finals later tonight. Who's going to take the lead in this next game at TD Gardens. Plus some talk on Jocelyn Alo and the Oklahoma Sooners as they prepare for the championship series at the WCWS, so Kelly Elms, better known in UH Softball history as Kelly Majam, joins the show to talk about this series. And best and worst...which still includes one terrible team.

Brett Siegel joins the show to talk about the NBA Finals and what the Utah Jazz are doing after Quin Snyder steps down from his head coaching job. Eno Sarris from The Athletic talks the MLB and how the Yankees are doing so well this year. Trent Rush joins the show to talk about the Angel's losing streak and what Mike Trout's injury means for the Angels.

The animals are on this Tuesday talking about Deshaun Watson and how much trouble he could be in, but how much trouble should he be in? The guys discuss and Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports comes in to talk about that as well as other NFL headlines. And the NBA Finals Game 3 is coming up tomorrow, so Dan Favale from Bleacher Report comes on to talk about the Finals and what either team needs to do to get a game up tomorrow. Also, the USGA makes an announcement that shakes up the golf world, how much does this impact said golf world.

Kanoa is back from Las Vegas, and he went with Jordan Helle who joins the show to talk about all the headlines and have some fun on their return trip to the airwaves. Plus, bucket o' questions is back and it gets touchy with the Women's College World Series and...the Little League World Series? Also, best and worst is on again.

Damon Bruce from 95.7 The Game in the Bay Area talks the Golden State Warriors as they prepare for Game 3 in the NBA Finals and why Draymond Green is the way that he is. Jovan Buha from The Athletic talks the Los Angeles Lakers and their new head coach in Darvin Ham and what he brings to the table. Matt Stopsky, NFL draft analyst, talks about the NFL rookies and who he thinks will have a "Micah Parsons"-like debut from the class of 2022.