Podcast appearances and mentions of Bobby Marks

Coming up on NBA Today: LeBron James has a monumental decision to make regarding his tenure with the Lakers. Bobby Marks joins with the ramifications for both parties... Plus, fresh off another title, the Warriors may not be as set up as they think for the future. We dive into their 2023 offseason.... And in honor of Jamal Crawford joining the show, Jalen Rose and Matt Barnes debate who has the best handles in NBA history... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coming up on NBA Today: LeBron James has a monumental decision to make regarding his tenure with the Lakers. Bobby Marks joins with the ramifications for both parties... Plus, fresh off another title, the Warriors may not be as set up as they think for the future. We dive into their 2023 offseason.... And in honor of Jamal Crawford joining the show, Jalen Rose and Matt Barnes debate who has the best handles in NBA history... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPN NBA Front Office insider Bobby Marks joined OverDrive to chat about Kevin Durant rumours and the interesting proposal from the Celtics for the superstar, possible trade packages between the Raptors and Jazz for Donovan Mitchell, whether the Warriors should hand Draymond Green a max contract extension and why it makes sense for Draymond at such a late point in his career, Zion Williamson's weight clause explained and more!

GG and Brian are back on the Death Lineup. They talk about how the Warriors have looked in summer league including James Wiseman, Jonathan Kuminga, and Moses Moody. They also look at some of the other prospects around the league. And they finish up with thoughts on Bobby Marks' comments about Steph Curry being the second greatest player of all-time. Follow us on Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/bspnfbpage Follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BSPNShows Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/749157122358713 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bspnshows/ Subscribe to our YouTube page: youtube.com/channel/UCtZcOujFqlbmo2bA0MriRhA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ahead on NBA Today: Instant reactions to Deandre Ayton signing a max offer sheet with the Pacers... Plus, Bobby Marks joins the show with some potential trade packages for Donovan Mitchell... And six-time All-Star and four-time NBA Champion Tony Parker joins the show. He catches us up on what he's been up to... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We start the show with Deandre Ayton news with him heading back to the Suns after they matched the Pacers offer, with that in segment 2 we called Bobby Marks to discuss that situation. Halfway into hour 1 we called Jeremy Fowler to talk all news around the NFL and the latest on Deshaun Watson and closed out the hour talking about Tiger Woods. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ahead on NBA Today: Instant reactions to Deandre Ayton signing a max offer sheet with the Pacers... Plus, Bobby Marks joins the show with some potential trade packages for Donovan Mitchell... And six-time All-Star and four-time NBA Champion Tony Parker joins the show. He catches us up on what he's been up to... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bobby Marks discusses why he wasn't surprised that the Suns matched the Pacers offer sheet so quickly for Deandre Ayton, if the Suns need smooth over their relationship with Deandre Ayton after all that went on this offseason and whether he believes the Suns will change up how they use Ayton next season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's reading of “Lost and Found in Tinseltown,” an article from the First Edition of Voice of Truth, tells the story of Tina Gallo's step into acting and showcases God's glory in her life. ***** Welcome to Celebrating God's Grace, a Women World Leaders podcast. My name is Julie Jenkins and it's my honor today to share with you reading from Voice of Truth. Many of you know the name Tina Gallo. Tina is an award-winning actress, a best-selling author, speaker, and acting coach. She's best known for her role as DiDi on the soap opera General Hospital. She's the founder of the National Studio of Method Acting, and she traveled with Frank Sinatra, selling his merchandise for two and a half years. Tina is currently writing her next book, Unfiltered, and has made appearances in the Christian Broadcast Network and Daystar television, sharing her testimony of God's faithfulness. What you may not know about Tina is that she is currently battling an illness and she needs our prayers. Tina is fighting a yet unknown infection. And we are asking that you join us as we storm the heavens for God's healing and provision for her. Dear Heavenly Father, we love our sister Tina so much, but we know that you love her even more. We lift her to you today God give her strength and fuse her with your healing power as only you can. Father give her doctors wisdom as they treat her. We thank you in advance for your complete provision and protection of Tina and Jesus mighty name I pray. Amen. Well, Tina Gallo has been a huge part of Women World Leaders for several years and she's been a writer in Voice of Truth since the very first edition. Today I'd like to read her first article, “Lost and Found in Tinseltown.” This appeared in our January 2021 edition of Voice of Truth.   The Lord plants dreams in our hearts at a very early age fearfully and wonderfully creating every detail of our lives with plans for redemption in all things, in all our ways at all times, even if we don't profess faith in him just yet. These dreams are like fitted garments of clothing tailored uniquely to us carefully spun and wrapped upon us, dressing us in colorful visions for the future. The desires that the Lord birthed into my life as a young girl were promises he was already planning for my future. I just didn't know it yet. The early age of three years old, my whole hearts vast dream was a one-way ticket to Hollywood. My tiny blueish green eyes were set upon acting and Hollywood movies firmly fixed on an ambition that seemed unobtainable, yet written in my deemed a destiny. Although the shifting sands of family instability made it seem like an impossibility, deeply embedded in my heart was the will of determination. My heart was screaming an epic dialogue. I can do this. My mother was much younger than my dad and came from a very unstable childhood with a family of 12 brothers and sisters. Alcoholism was a vehicle of destruction that ran rampant in her family basked in constant affliction my mom and her siblings were responsible to care for one another. I have no idea if my mom knew that what ravaged her childhood would be what would ravage my own.   During my mother's child-rearing years, she carried that same generational alcoholism right into our very home. It seemed at least once a month routinely, my mom would binge on beer until she couldn't see straight, numbing her inner turmoil. She was running from her past into a sea of alcoholism. All the while my aching heart needed her Are the core of my childhood yearned for a mother's love. Stolen was my mother her absence in my life left me with words that cut deep. My tiny little heart could never comprehend why my brothers and I, her children, weren't important enough to care for and invest in. Gnarling from the ashes of addictions, seeded lies of abandonment grew wildly into my hungry heart. On the contrary, my dad was Italian and most of his family came from Calabria. They loved each other and were very close to one another, depicting what a stable family should look like. He did not drink alcohol except on special occasions and only then he might take a sip as a salute of goodwill. He was a good provider, a faithful dad, and I knew that he loved me. We were raised in a nice middle-class suburban neighborhood and a lovely home with an in-ground pool. In the 1960s and early 70s, divorce was an abnormality. There certainly weren't any families that I knew of who are divorced except mine. inwardly I longed to be cherished and nurtured the same way I saw all of the other little girls were by their moms who always seem to adore and fuss over them. My eyes peered into the lives of my friends with desires to grasp a mother's love such as this. The absence of my mother harbored feelings of inadequacy that had planted its deep, ugly roots deep within the filters that I saw myself through irradiated unprocessed pain, blurring the truth as my reality now framed with lies of distorted images that were marked upon my soul. In my teens, my dad decided to move us to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I was extremely upset because I didn't want to go, nor did I want to leave my friends. Even though they weren't the best crowd I was accepted and comfortable in friendships with them. Little that I know how that move would change my life and eventually put me on the path to fulfilling my Hollywood acting dream. Internally, I was a lost soul and very skilled at putting on the right mask to hide behind when I needed to. Or so I thought. The truth is, there was a war raging inside of me between God's truth in the devil's lies. The Bible teaches us that the thief the devil comes to kill, steal and destroy. But Jesus came that they may have life and have it in abundance John 1010. Daily I battled internally against the negatives that distorted my perception with an illusion of false truths. I desperately needed validation and affirmation. And mostly I was in search of simple, unconditional love. At 18 years of age, I took a job as a cocktail waitress in Sunrise musical theater in Sunrise, Florida. Just so happened that Frank Sinatra was performing there the same weekend, I began. I was extremely excited about that. You see, as a child, I was always compared to Shirley Temple, probably because I was always performing and my hair was blonde and curly just like hers. I loved adorable Shirley, but Nancy Sinatra is who I wanted to be. So I'd put a towel on my head and make believe my hair was long. Put on my little red shimmy dress and wait, go-go boots. Hold a hairbrush in my hand as my microphone and wallah, all jazzed up. singing these boots are made to walk in. I'd put on a show all day long for anyone who would endure and watch. Somehow as a gift for my sixth birthday. My dad arranged a phone call from Nancy Sinatra to sing happy birthday to me. I was elated. It was the most special present I've ever received. The new job of waiting tables revealed a distant dream that was waiting for me. In fact, I can remember the weekend that marked the momentum of the opportunity of bright and shining lights that was coming to fruition. I was given a private table of 20 to service that evening. I did my very best as I waited on them before and after the show Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and I was astonished at how large of a tip I received from my table. It was a great first night. When I came back to work the next night, I was given the same table with the same exact people. I thought this was strange because who comes to the same show a second night. My manager then called me to the side to inform me that I had been waiting on Mr. Sinatra's personal friends, and that they were so pleased with my service that they requested me as their server again, while fear and pure excitement rushed through my veins with anticipation. Later that evening, Bobby Marks, Mr. Sinatra's stepson, and Lester Lewis approached me and asked me if I would like to travel on the road with a Sinatra entourage to sell his merchandise before and after his shows. Well, with no hesitation, of course, I said yes. I couldn't wait to tell my dad I knew I was about to embark on a big adventure. And maybe this was my answer to my big dream of making it as a Hollywood star. In my mind, I thought who I knew is all that it would take. Indeed, it was a fabulous two and a half years journeying on the road with some of the world's best, I traveled all over, first-class, and stayed in top-notch fancy hotels. Rapidly my new life consisted of lavish events and parties, meeting and entertaining with some of the world's finest in the entertainment industry. Even got to thank Nancy in person for that very wonderful birthday gift so many years before, yet I wasn't any closer to my own acting dream being fulfilled. Hungry for more I asked Mr. Sinatra's best friend, Julie Rizzo the big question, how do I become an actress? What do I need to do? I told him I thought getting to know all these famous people would be my ticket in. His response was, you need to go to school to study acting and find out if you have any talent kid Who you know can help open doors but only talent will sustain. At that time, I didn't even know that there were schools that concentrated on teaching acting. This was all new to me. I was excited to begin researching schools and finally decided to make my move to New York City to study with some of the best teachers in the industry. Now I had a solid plan. Lights Camera Action. I studied in acting school for years while waiting tables at night, pounding the pavement with a workload I'd been given. Avidly I began to get some acting gigs some under five work on soap operas and landed a few commercials. When I felt I had enough experience under my belt I decided it was time to head to Los Angeles with my sights on getting a role on the most popular soap opera at the time. General Hospital. I did just that when I was offered the role of DD So here I was, I had landed in the vision of my dreams. I had arrived despite the opposition that riddled and streamed through my life. Now I was living my dream on the mountaintop as an actress in Hollywood. I made decent money and lived in a cute little cottage right on the beach and Marina del Rey. Can't get any better than that right. Except the battle of unworthiness still raged inside of me, leaving an empty, gaping hole. unresolved pain still resting inwardly, and the absence of God in my life. Nothing was ever enough. My need to seek more success only led me into a state of anxiety that was utterly discouraging and exhausting. The more I achieved, the more peace I thought I would have. Boy was I wrong. All the glitz, Glamour, wealth and famous friends didn't have the power to change the inward war raging in my heart. I would find myself often in the acting role, carefully putting on my Hollywood mask, giving way to another cocktail drink until I felt the uncomfortable feelings in my heart fade away. I was escaping the reality of it all, I was becoming easily swept up in the Hollywood happenings. In the 1980s, cocaine was considered to be a glamorous drug, promising the movie industry that it would shed camera pounds and boost energy. My heart spiraled downward into the experimental claws of cocaine, believing it may help me, too. Shallow promises swarmed the sets and scenes of the Hollywood industry all buttoned up pretty on the outside, primped and ready for the best shot, yet dying and decaying on the inside. Everything was about outward appearances and Tinseltown and my identity was all wrapped up and what I did and what I had, if it were all taken away, I would have crumbled, glamour and glitz fashion wealth accolades, achievements, all were hidden in the masks we willingly wore to hide the prevailing laments internally. All those feelings of shame, guilt, fear and unworthiness that I buried deep inside were pushing through harder and faster than ever to the surface of my soul. The lens I was seeing through was marred by all the acting to muddle to see through any more, filtering the lies through the beauty of the world. My days were doomed to be derailed. Lies of constant approval and rejection flooded me continually igniting more and more downward spirals. In circling me the lies spoke over and over on the movie reel that I often listened to, you're only as good as your last show. You don't have the right look for the part. You're too heavy, too small, too short, too tall. You didn't get the audition, we need someone with more credits, and so on. I needed a new lens to focus through. One that wasn't distorted by the lies that caused me to have a constant need for approval from people. The Lord had a better plan for my life and he does for you too. God tells us in His Word, I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper you and not harm you, plans to give you a hope, and a future. (Jeremiah 2911, NIV)   He was going to provide me with a new lens illuminated by truth and bring me out of confusion into clarity. Zooming into his heart, I had no knowledge that a few people were praying for me. I was raised Catholic and believed in God, but I never really had a true personal relationship with him. And honestly, didn't know that I could. There were intercessors crying out for my very life. I couldn't remember vividly when I was awakened to the fact that I was surrounded by Christians. Everywhere I turned God would place another one before me that one day I received a card from a distant aunt who mentioned that she saw me on TV and gave me a lovely compliment. She signed the card. God bless you. Aunt Frannie I've heard those words my whole life but this time, there was life in them. God bless you. It jumped right off the page and pierced into my heart. Those words ignited a spark of hope in me like never before. I was searching for something solid and I wanted answers. I dabbled in some new age and read Shirley MacLaine and the power of positive thinking books which always left me feeling just as empty and lost as I was before reading them. After all, if I'm a God with all this power in me, which is the basis of their teaching, then I'm really in trouble. The application of this teaching was draining self-centered and made no sense to me. Thankfully, it didn't bear witness to my spirit. I always knew that God was my Creator and He was so much more powerful and larger than I was. Depression was crushing me and I walked around with sadness wrapped inward. Grasping for newfound freedom. The tyranny of Tinseltown left me thinking I had everything that everyone else would want fame, fortune, acting and outward beauty. But none of it brought true joy. When my contract came to an end, I decided to head back home to my dad's to take a break and process some things. One night while I was wrestling to sleep, I turned on the TV. There was an actress talking on a show and sharing about her relationship with God and all that he had done in her life. There I was in the literal and spiritual dark, wrapped up in a throw blanket intently listening to every word hanging from this woman's testimony. I wanted what she had. When they put the number up on the screen to call for prayer. I started dialing, my fingers moved before I could even process what was happening. An hour passed, and I was about to hang up the phone when a gentleman answered. His trusting, soothing and compassionate voice led me into a prayer to accept Jesus into my heart as my Lord and Savior. I was now a born-again Christian, saved by grace and by making a phone call to the 700 Club hallelujah. What God did that night was a miracle. The next morning I woke up with an unexplained joy and renewed hope. I was on fire and hungry to learn about God, His teachings and all the things that the actress was talking about the night before. I was a new creature in Christ with a passionate desire to be deeply rooted in him. I knew I finally had the answer to what I so desperately was searching for. And I was ready for the journey. My dear sisters, God has a plan for each of us. He wants us to prosper, and he wants to give us an abundant life. We must come out of hiding behind our own masks that we cower under, we must come forward from our own acting and pretending to truly receive what He has for us, adjusting and repositioning our lenses to focus on Jesus, not ourselves. When we seek His plan for our lives and not ours, we will find real peace and true contentment. The Lord gives us the gifts and the talents we need to fulfill our purpose in him. We are called to serve and bring glory to Him. We learn in his word to delight ourselves in the Lord. And He will give us the desires of our hearts, Psalm 37:4 NIV. You see, through so much of my story, the Lord was pursuing me and leading me even when I wasn't following him. He allowed me to taste the riches of success. So I can see clearly the things of this world that will never satisfy my appetite When we wholeheartedly seek the Lord and His will for us. He cultivates our understanding and guides the way for us to see through a lens of truth that will provide us clarity and direction. Ultimately bringing us into a life of freedom, whom the sun sets free is free indeed. John 8:36, NIV My acting days are not over or wasted or lost. I now use all the preparatory gifts, talents and treasures for His glory. I get to act in love in purity, and in truth in the movies for him now. All is redeemed and his hope carries me forward into Victory. Join me in imitating Christ, the star of the show, the center stage of our lives.

We start the show with Deandre Ayton news with him heading back to the Suns after they matched the Pacers offer, with that in segment 2 we called Bobby Marks to discuss that situation. Halfway into hour 1 we called Jeremy Fowler to talk all news around the NFL and the latest on Deshaun Watson and closed out the hour talking about Tiger Woods. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of What's Wright, Nick Wright reviews the latest in the world of spicy sports takes, starting with Andre Iguodala's claim that if he played today, Rasheed Wallace would be better than Giannis Antetokounmpo. Nick also discusses Bobby Marks' claim that Steph Curry is the 2nd greatest NBA player of all time, his own QB rankings, and NBA offseason scuttlebutt. Plus, we are joined today by a very special guest host. Follow What's Wright? on all platforms: https://twitter.com/whatswrightshow https://www.facebook.com/WhatsWrightShow/ https://www.instagram.com/whatswrightshow/ https://www.tiktok.com/@whatswrightshow https://www.youtube.com/c/whatswrightshow/ Follow more FOX Sports podcasts: http://sprtspod.fox/b7si4wkv Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our first podcast ever recording during a Summer League game, we discuss Zach Lowe and Bobby Marks' discussion of the NBA possibly looking into the Sixers and James Harden, people not wanting to trade Tyrese Maxey for Donovan Mitchell, Joel Embiid becoming a French citizen, and JJ Redick's recent comments about Philadelphia. The Rights To Ricky Sanchez is presented by Draft Kings Sportsbook. Adam Ksebe is the official realtor of the process at 302-864-8643 Get your Big Barker dog bed with the Process Pup patch at www.bigbarker.com/Ricky Get 20% off any Body Bio product with code RTRS20. Stateside Vodka is the official sponsor of the Corner Three Newsletter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spike-eskin/message

It's time to get up with a summer blockbuster bubbling toward the surface - a four team super swap that would reshape everything. Tim Bontemps and Tim Legler react to Bobby Marks' trade proposal involving Kevin Durant and Donovan Mitchell. Speaking of Mitchell, some think him going to the Knicks is inevitable. Our analysts answer the question on everyone's minds: should the Knicks go all-in for him? Plus, so long silence as Lamar Jackson sounds off on social media. You'll hear what he said and we'll tell you what it means. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Canty and Chris Carlin are in for Greeny and they start today by breaking down the hypothetical trade that Bobby Marks put out that would land many high-profile players on different teams. They also continue to talk about Donovan Mitchell as a possibility for the Knicks. Canty & Carlin break down Adam Silver saying that he doesn't like the amount of players demanding trades from their teams but the guys contend that this is actually good for the NBA and creates a lot of intrigue. They then get into the Twitter beef between Lamar Jackson and Bernard Pollard and Pollard's words for Lamar on KJM. We continue our NFL Two-a-days with the Indianapolis Colts.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bobby Marks discusses why there has not been movement on the Deandre Ayton and Kevin Durant fronts and when he sees the dominos falling. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friend of the show Justin (@ThePackageJG), co-host of GoldenSpaces on Twitter, joins Nat to break down the NBA Summer League Dubs, talk free agency options for the Warriors, and react to Bobby Marks claim that Steph Curry is the 2nd best player after MJ!Hoop junkies take your love for the game to the next level and download the Loupe app to be a part of one of the fastest-growing sports communities. Loupe provides sports cards for lovers of the game and card collectors. Use my personal link Loupe.cards/natfluential and get $20 to make your first purchase in the Loupe app!

Ahead on NBA Today: The Jazz are reportedly listening to offers for Donovan Mitchell. We break down potential suitors... Plus, find out what Adam Silver had to say about Kevin Durant's trade request and how it could negatively affect the rest of the league...  And speaking of KD and Mitchell, our front office insider Bobby Marks has a proposed four-team trade involving both stars... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colts odds on winning the Super Bowl; Matt Ryan winning MVP; Jonathan Taylor setting the NFL rushing record; Frank Reich being fired - and more! (at 7:35) Brian Evans hilarious quote about Archie Miller coming to Indiana part of a great post at The Athletic by Bob Kravitz. IU alums talk about circumstance, stupidity, ignorance, or wisdom that led to the hiring of Mike Davis, Kelvin Sampson, Tom Crean, Archie Miller, and Mike Woodson to follow in Bob Knight's footsteps. (at 11:23) ESPN's Bobby Marks proposes a trade that will satisfy the Jazz, Nets, Suns, and Pacers. It would give the Pacers a young nucleus that set them up for success. (at 14:36) Tiger at 110-1? Yes, please! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Ahead on NBA Today: The Jazz are reportedly listening to offers for Donovan Mitchell. We break down potential suitors... Plus, find out what Adam Silver had to say about Kevin Durant's trade request and how it could negatively affect the rest of the league...  And speaking of KD and Mitchell, our front office insider Bobby Marks has a proposed four-team trade involving both stars... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zach and ESPN's Bobby Marks discuss the James Harden, Bradley Beal, and Damian Lillard contracts and the Warriors offseason. Then ESPN's Ohm Youngmisuk breaks down the LA Clippers.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton begin the second hour continuing their discussion on the NFL's best QBs and RBs. Then, the guys have an al-time strange edition of Throwing Stones. Wrapping up the show with Strouf's disdain with the term "first annual" and Bobby Marks' claim that Stephen Curry is the second best NBA player of all-time.

ESPN Insider Bobby Marks was gracious enough to join us in the NBA Summer League once again for our 2022 series! This time around, he speaks with NTC members contributors Ali and Oliver about upcoming CBA negotiations, salary cap smoothing, the new TV deal on the horizon, among other relevant topics as we progress through the NBA offseason. Be sure to visit our official website https://notradeclause.com/ for all of your NBA league resources!! Follow the NTC team on Twitter: @NoTrade_Clause @a_a_ron25 @AnilGognaNBA @OLA_HOOPS @JohnHartofilis

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Bobby Marks joins Papa & Lund to discuss the likelyhood of Kevin Durant returning to the Warriors and lists other teams who may have a strong push for Durant See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ESPN's Bobby Marks names the Wizards as a wild card team that could be in play for trading for Kevin Durant. @EDtoooFLATT talks about the possibility of trading for KD and what a trade package would look like. Ed also answers a mailbag question. What is the Wizards floor and ceiling this upcoming season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bobby Marks joins Papa & Lund to discuss the likelyhood of Kevin Durant returning to the Warriors and lists other teams who may have a strong push for Durant See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

7.4.22 Hour 2 Lynnell Willingham talks about McLaurin's contract, and who could get paid next.  Mark Schofield  Rooster attacks man, and Bobby Marks on KD potentially coming to DC? 

The Brooklyn Nets have a big decision to make concerning both Kyrie & KD. Bobby Marks breaks down what a potential deal would look like. The Knicks secured Brunson but is Spida Mitchell next? Also, the Yankees swept the double-header for the Guardians yesterday and Kristie Ackert details the Yanks season so far. Plus, another edition of Click or Don't Click! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back for another episode, Darren 'Doogie' Wolfson runs through his latest notes on the Wolves, Twins, and Gophers before getting into interviews. Guests include ESPN's Bobby Marks, Anthony Tolliver, NBA Draft selections Wendell Moore Jr, Josh Minott, and Walker Kessler, and NHL Draft prospect Sam Rinzel.

Bobby Marks discusses Kevin Durant asking for a trade from the Brooklyn Nets and how more teams than just Miami and Phoenix could be able to land him.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russillo shares his thoughts on the trade that sent Dejounte Murray to the Hawks, speculation on Karl-Anthony Towns's next contract, and how the Pistons exited the Deandre Ayton sweepstakes (0:33). Then Ryen talks with ESPN's Bobby Marks about the beginning of NBA free agency, how Dejounte Murray's contract led to him being traded, James Harden declining his player option to help the 76ers bolster their roster, what the Pistons are planning to do with their cap space, the Knicks looking to give Jalen Brunson a huge contract, the future for the Nets, why the Suns should have re-signed Deandre Ayton, and more (11:09). Finally Ryen answers some listener-submitted Life Advice questions (44:10). Host: Ryen Russillo Guest: Bobby Marks Producers: Kyle Crichton and Steve Ceruti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, CC and Ryan are joined by ESPN's NBA Front Office Insider and former Assistant General Manager of the Brooklyn Nets, Bobby Marks. Bobby breaks down the process behind free agency, team expectations, salary cap dynamics, and behind-the-scenes insights on signings and trades. Hosts: CC Sabathia and Ryan Ruocco Guest: Bobby Marks Producers: Jackson Safon and Sadye Zillo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Canty & Carlin (in for Greeny) continue to discuss NBA Free Agency and dive into Greeny's travels across Europe. Carlin claims to be a good "caretaker" of the sick. ESPN's Bobby Marks hops on to talk weddings and NBA Free Agency. Plus, Carlin shares a story about "thank you" notes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Spain talks NBA teams she's watching ahead of Free Agency on Thursday, TJ Quinn joins with the latest on Brittney Griner, plus WCC Commissioner Gloria Nevarez on Title IX, the "Russell Rule" and getting the NCAA to commit to equal resources and investment for women's sports. A Nod to the Pod with Abby Wambach, Don Van Natta Jr on his profile of MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, Quickies covers Deshaun Watson, Steph Curry hosting the ESPYs, Freddie Freeman and more, plus Bobby Marks on NBA Free Agency and Spain on Tina Charles' Storm debut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Canty & Carlin (in for Greeny) continue to discuss NBA Free Agency and dive into Greeny's travels across Europe. Carlin claims to be a good "caretaker" of the sick. ESPN's Bobby Marks hops on to talk weddings and NBA Free Agency. Plus, Carlin shares a story about "thank you" notes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Canty & Carlin (in for Greeny) continue to discuss NBA Free Agency and dive into Greeny's travels across Europe. Carlin claims to be a good "caretaker" of the sick. ESPN's Bobby Marks hops on to talk weddings and NBA Free Agency. Plus, Carlin shares a story about "thank you" notes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPN NBA front office insider Bobby Marks joins Tom Tolbert & Adam Copeland to preview the potential moves that could be made for NBA free agency  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Fitz & Freddie Coleman, in for Bart & Hahn, continue to discuss NBA free agency & they bring in ESPN NBA Front Office Insider Bobby Marks to give everyone the latest surrounding the NY Knicks possible deal with Jalen Brunson & anything else going on around the NBA. Jason & Freddie also get into a piece written about MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred & also get into some NFL offseason news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zach and ESPN's Bobby Marks dissect Kyrie Irving's decision to opt in with the Nets, and pick their 5 Most Intriguing offseason teams as free agency approaches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zach talks to ESPN's Bobby Marks and Jonathan Givony about Kyrie Irving, Brooklyn's doomsday scenario, fake Kevin Durant trades, Orlando taking Paolo Banchero No. 1, New York's draft night, the free agency landscape, much more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Canty & Carlin (in for Greeny) continue to recap last night's NBA Draft and bring in ESPN's Bobby Marks. Plus, Carlin has big plans for tomorrow! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Deuce and Mo catch up with ESPNs front office insider Bobby Marks to talk about the Kings landing Keegan Murray, the lack of big trades in the NBA, the Kings offseason approach and the biggest storyline headed into the offseason in the NBA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ESPN NBA Front Office Insider Bobby Marks joined OverDrive earlier today following yesterday's NBA Draft. He touched on the lack of suspense through the evening, the Raptors 33rd pick of Christian Koloko & how he sees the Kevin Durant saga playing out this offseason.

Canty & Carlin (in for Greeny) continue to recap last night's NBA Draft and bring in ESPN's Bobby Marks. Plus, Carlin has big plans for tomorrow! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Canty & Carlin (in for Greeny) preview tonight's NBA Draft (on ESPN & ESPN Radio) with ESPN's Bobby Marks and look back at 50 years of Title IX with Basketball Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Canty & Carlin (in for Greeny) preview tonight's NBA Draft (on ESPN & ESPN Radio) with ESPN's Bobby Marks and look back at 50 years of Title IX with Basketball Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bobby joined the show to talk about Kyrie and NBA offseason news then Robert Griffin III joined the show to talk about who his top 2 QBs under 25 are . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bobby joined the show to talk about Kyrie and NBA offseason news then Robert Griffin III joined the show to talk about who his top 2 QBs under 25 are . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices