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First Take begins with the return of Tatum! The Celtics went 2-0 over the weekend with big wins over the Cavs and Mavs! Can they win the title with Tatum in his current form?? (0:00) Then, does Maxx Crosby make the Ravens title favorites? (27:10) And, how worried should the Nuggets be after a Knicks trouncing over the weekend? (39:10) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to The Daily Juice Podcast presented by Hard Rock Bet, where we break down the top sports betting picks for today across the WBC (World Baseball Classic), NBA, and college basketball. If you're looking for the best bets for Monday, quick betting analysis, and sharp market insight, the Daily Juice delivers actionable picks every day. In today’s episode, we look at three top plays on the board, including a Team USA WBC parlay with Gonzaga, a spread play with the Denver Nuggets at Oklahoma City, and an NBA total between Cleveland and Philadelphia. The Daily Juice provides bettors with line movement insight, value betting opportunities, and the best bets across today's biggest games.

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Jerry's here with Maxx Crosby talking about his trade. The Knicks weird weekend as they dominated the Nuggets on Friday and then couldn't shoot against the Lakers yesterday. Luka talked about beating the Knicks. The Nets upset the Pistons in Detroit, college basketball highlights, and both Judge & Soto homer in the WBC.

Today's show spanned massive NFL shakeups, from Maxx Crosby's trade to the Ravens to the breaking news of the Jets acquiring Minkah Fitzpatrick and exploring QB options like Carson Wentz. We tracked Jayson Tatum's return to the Celtics, the Knicks' rollercoaster weekend against the Lakers and Nuggets, and the formation of a new college sports commission. Along the way, the crew hit on Pete Hoffman's travel drama, Chris McMonigle's podcast prank, and Terry Pendleton's "wind cheating" allegations against the Twins. Plus, highlights from the World Baseball Classic, Aaron Boone's feelings on Juan Soto's move to the Mets, and a skeptical look at the origin of "National Days."

Welcome to Day 2813 of Wisdom-Trek. Thank you for joining me. This is Guthrie Chamberlain, Your Guide to Wisdom. Day 2813 – Wisdom Nuggets – Psalm 118:19-29 – Daily Wisdom Wisdom-Trek Podcast Script - Day 2813 Welcome to Wisdom-Trek with Gramps! I am Guthrie Chamberlain, and we are on Day two thousand eight hundred thirteen of our Trek. The Purpose of Wisdom-Trek is to create a legacy of wisdom, to seek out discernment and insights, and to boldly grow where few have chosen to grow before. The Title for Today's Wisdom-Trek is: The Rejected Cornerstone – The Triumphal Entry into Sacred Space. In our previous episode, we trekked through the fierce, chaotic battleground of Psalm One Hundred Eighteen, focusing on verses ten through eighteen. We stood with the psalmist as he was completely surrounded by hostile nations, swarming around him like angry bees, and blazing like a fire of thorns. Yet, instead of surrendering to panic, he wielded the authority of the Lord. We learned that while God may allow His servants to face severe discipline, and agonizing trials, He will never abandon them to the grave. The strong right arm of the Lord brought ultimate victory, turning a scene of near-death into a vibrant camp of joyful celebration. Today, the dust of that cosmic battlefield finally settles. We are moving from the bloodstained trenches, directly to the majestic gates of the temple. We will conclude our journey through the "Egyptian Hallel," exploring the grand finale of Psalm One Hundred Eighteen, covering verses nineteen through twenty-nine, in the New Living Translation. As we read this final movement, picture a magnificent, royal procession. The victorious King has returned from the war. He approaches the holy city, leading a procession of worshippers, ready to cross the threshold into the sacred presence of Yahweh. These verses are bursting with prophetic, Messianic weight. In fact, these are the very words the crowds shouted as Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. Let us join the procession, and experience the triumphant entry of the King. Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses nineteen through twenty-one. Open for me the gates where the righteous enter, and I will go in and thank the Lord. These gates lead to the presence of the Lord, and the godly enter there. I thank you for answering my prayer and giving me victory! The psalmist stands before the massive doors of the temple. He cries out with authority, "Open for me the gates where the righteous enter." In the Ancient Israelite worldview, cosmic geography is incredibly important. The world was viewed as a battleground of rival spiritual forces, but the temple in Jerusalem was the ultimate sacred space. It was the earthly headquarters of the Divine Council, the very intersection of heaven and earth. To cross through these gates was to step out of the chaotic, contested territory of the nations, and step directly into the ordered, holy domain of Yahweh. But these are not just ordinary doors; they are "the gates where the righteous enter." The text explicitly states, "These gates lead to the presence of the Lord, and the godly enter there." Sacred space cannot be occupied by just anyone. The rebel gods, the wicked nations, and the unrepentant sinners cannot survive the holy presence of the Creator. Only those who have been justified, those who walk in covenant faithfulness, are granted access. As the heavy wooden and bronze gates swing open, the psalmist steps into the courtyard. His first act is not to boast of his own military prowess. Instead, he lifts his voice in profound gratitude: "I thank you for answering my prayer, and giving me victory!" He remembers the narrow, suffocating place from verse five. He remembers crying out in distress. As he looks at the altar and the sanctuary, he acknowledges that his survival is entirely the result of divine intervention. Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses twenty-two through twenty-four. The stone that the builders rejected has now become the cornerstone. This is the Lord's doing, and it is wonderful to see. This is the day the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it. As the procession moves into the temple complex, the psalmist points to the architecture of the building itself, and draws out one of the most famous, and powerful, metaphors in all of Scripture. "The stone that the builders rejected, has now become the cornerstone." In ancient masonry, builders would carefully inspect the quarried rocks. If a stone was misshapen, flawed, or deemed unworthy, they would toss it aside into the rubble heap. The cornerstone, however, was the most critical piece of the entire foundation. It was the massive, perfectly cut block that locked the intersecting walls together, bearing the weight of the structure, and setting the alignment for the whole building. In the context of the Divine Council worldview, the "builders" represent the rulers of this age. They are the hostile nations, the corrupt human kings, and the dark spiritual principalities that govern the world. They inspected God's chosen King—and ultimately, the Messiah, Jesus Christ—and they judged Him as worthless. They rejected Him. They threw Him onto the rubble heap of the cross. But Yahweh, the Supreme Architect of the cosmos, walked over to the rubble heap. He picked up the rejected, discarded stone, and He made it the chief cornerstone of a brand new, eternal temple. God takes what the world despises, and uses it to anchor His entire kingdom. The congregation looks at this incredible reversal of fortunes, and responds in awe: "This is the Lord's doing, and it is wonderful to see." Human engineering cannot explain this. Political strategy cannot achieve this. It is a sheer, unadulterated miracle of God. Because of this miraculous reversal, the choir erupts into a famous declaration: "This is the day the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it." We often quote this verse casually, to celebrate a sunny Tuesday morning. But in its original context, it is much heavier. "The Day" is a technical term for the Day of Yahweh's victory. It is the specific, appointed moment in history when God vindicates His rejected King, and establishes His cornerstone. That is the true reason for our rejoicing! Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses twenty-five through twenty-six. Please, Lord, please save us. Please, Lord, please give us success. Bless the one who comes in the name of the Lord. We bless you from the house of the Lord. The celebration reaches a fever pitch. The people cry out, "Please, Lord, please save us." In the original Hebrew, this phrase is Hoshiah-na, which translates directly into the word we know as "Hosanna." It is both an urgent plea for deliverance, and a roaring shout of praise. As the victorious King steps forward, the priests, standing on the steps of the temple, pronounce a blessing over Him: "Bless the one who comes in the name of the Lord." They are officially recognizing His divine authority. He is not coming in his own name, seeking his own glory. He is acting as the authorized vice-regent of Yahweh. Then, the priests extend that blessing to the entire procession: "We bless you from the house of the Lord." The temple acts as a distribution center for God's grace. The blessing flows from the Holy of Holies, out to the King, and then washes over the entire assembly of the righteous. When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey, the crowds waved palm branches, and screamed these exact verses. "Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!" They were recognizing Him as the rejected stone, who had come to bring the ultimate Day of Salvation. Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses twenty-seven through twenty-nine. The Lord is God, shining upon us. Take the sacrifice and bind it with cords on the altar. You are my God, and I will praise you! You are my God, and I will exalt you! Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good! His faithful love endures forever. The procession reaches the very center of the courtyard, stopping before the great bronze altar. The psalmist declares, "The Lord is God, shining upon us." This evokes the ancient priestly blessing from the Book of Numbers: "May the Lord make his face shine upon you." It is a theophany—a manifestation of divine light and favor. The darkness of the enemy swarm has been entirely replaced by the radiant, blinding light of God's smiling presence. But true worship is never cheap. Victory always requires a cost. The leader commands: "Take the sacrifice and bind it with cords on the altar." Literally, the Hebrew says, "Bind the festival sacrifice with cords, up to the horns of the altar." The horns of the altar were the raised corners, symbolizing the power and...

The Lakers competed against the Nuggets, which was a step in the right direction. They followed that up by beating the crap out of the Knicks, which sure felt great. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Drive & Dish NBA Podcast, hosted by Kevin Rafuse (@rafusetolose) and Justin Cousart (@JustinContheAir), the guys start the show by discussing Justin's trip to Las Vegas and his bet on the Celtics to win the title, just before Jayson Tatum's return. Some initial thoughts from Tatum's return and if the Celtics are favorites now. Plus a quick detour in Warm Up Jumpers into the best offensive/defensive ratings currently, the state of Carolina sports and pay homage to a Philly advertising radio legend. Next, the duo heads out West to take inventory on where they are at with the contenders with 20 games to go. Denver has struggled amid Jokic's return and the guys debate if the Nuggets can turn it on. They also discuss the surging Timberwolves, OKC maintaining their #1 seed and the Spurs looking like true finals contenders. Are the Rockets and Lakers a factor at all? In Who's Ballin Who's Fallin, Jared McCain's hot start in OKC (and Kevin ranting about the Sixers being inept), the Knicks hang 142 on the Nuggets, Dillon Brooks gets arrested, and a look at the tank race. Finally, another round of Immaculate Grid. Listen to the show wherever you get your podcasts and watch the show on YouTube!

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off today’s show without Stoke in the building. Mike walks you through the rules of NFL free agency as he recaps the moves the Broncos made to get ahead of the frenzy. Nazem Kadri made his triumphant return to the Avalanche on the way to a couple of huge wins. Mike looks ahead to the Nuggets’ matchup against the OKC Thunder tonight, wondering how they’ll bounce back after an embarrassing loss to the Knicks. Stoke explains why he was late before ranting and raving about the Broncos keeping Adam Trautman around. They look through our 9News Broncos Insider’s list of free agents to see what the Broncos are prioritizing this offseason. Mike and Stoke end the first hour chewing the fat about free agency, what will be done about the ILB’s and what they want to do with the skill positions.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth open the second with Stink telling us all about his trip to Tampa where he visited with Jon Gruden. They get Stink’s take on the Broncos’ free agent moves so far. They break down Justin Strnad’s potential as a starting LB this season and they project what the Broncos could do to upgrade the TE position, even making a big trade in the Draft. The Morning Crew end the second hour looking back at John Elway’s career before sorting through all the big happenings of the Denver sports world like the return of Nazem Kadri to the Avalanche, Gabriel Landeskog’s busted balls, a brewing goalie controversy, and Defcon 1 for the Nuggets.  

10am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Cowboys trade for Rashan Gary. Do you appreciate the aggressiveness and did the Cowboys make the right move not giving up 12 and 20 for Maxx Crosby? Baseball Nuggets: The WBC is here and it's spectacular!

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On the latest Mortcast on CSG and MHS Jeff talks about the Nuggets since their 2023 title. The arrogance that comes from an umbrella organization that thought they had everything figured out. The absenteesim and the malaise that infected this Nuggets team. Can they get back what they had three years ago? It depends on good decisions from here. Enjoy the show Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Geno Smith was cut by the Raiders and Maxx Crosby was traded to the Ravens. The Broncos are bringing back a key member of their defense - Justin Strnad. Nuggets head coach David Adelman admits the team sucks. Logan Paul wants to fight an NFL player - but the WWE shut down that idea. The return of Kadri to the Avs has to be the final piece to seal their path to the cup. And Paxton Lynch made his debut for the Colorado Spartans. So naturally we heard feom Paxton the Pirate. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On the latest episode of Pickaxe and Roll, Ryan Blackburn and Danny Bailey go LIVE at Number Thirty-Eight, reacting to an ugly Denver Nuggets loss to the New York Knicks last night. Aaron Gordon made his return, but Jamal Murray immediately suffered an injury that may hold him out for weeks. Is it simply not Denver's year amid horrible injury luck and a Western Conference that just might be better than them? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

3/6/26 Clipps & Drew discuss the return of Jayson Tatum for the Celtics with 20 games left in the regular season as they get primed for another deep playoff run. The boys give props to the Hornets as they finally show signs of growth and improvement after years of irrelevance. Clipps & Drew react to Jared McCain's impact on the Thunder, Jonathan Kuminga's breakout with the Hawks, the struggles for Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets, and tension between Paolo Banchero and Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley. The boys close the show exploring the rumors surrounding Luka Doncic's relationship status. Check out www.clippsndrew.com and sign up for our mailing list! Follow us on IG! @clippsndrew

We start the show off with some super cross talk with Ireland, AK Andy Kamenetzky, & MT Mychal Thompson. The crew is all in studio along with Lakers Sideline reporter our very own Mike Trudell. Trudell talks to us about how he knows how to drive stick and how he was a valet driver. The Lakers lost last night against the Denver Nuggets and had a slow start to the game. The Lakers are taking on the Indiana Pacers tonight. A Pacers team who is currently last in the eastern conference. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

in this episode pablo and joestar talk about everything that happened in the western conference this weekpatreon.com/stateoftheleagueTIMESTAMPS:27:00 THUNDER46:00 SPURS1:09:00 WOLVES 1:26:00 ROCKETS1:44:00 NUGGETS 2:00:00 LAKERS2:13:00 SUNS2:15:00 WARRIORS2:22:00 CLIPPERS2:25:00 BLAZERS2:33:00 GRIZZLIES2:37:00 MAVERICKS 2:39:00 PELICANS2:45:00 JAZZ 2:50:00 KINGS

00:00 Cross talk, Avs trade for Nazem Kadri.04:40 John-Michael Liles joins the show.38:55 Jeff Legwold is in-studio talking Nuggets, Broncos, and NFL.

The Nuggets lose big on the score sheet 142-103 to the Knicks and lose Jamal Murray for the second half of the game with an ankle injury. The Nuggets will return to action on Monday against the Thunder in OKC.

No J. Kyle Mann today so Justin and Rob are joined by an old friend Big Wos! After last week's show where the guys looked at the teams with the bleakest futures in the league this time they look at the five teams with the brightest future. (00:00) Intro (13:22) Tommy Hilfiger ad break (15:00) Thoughts on the Nuggets (22:23) New York Knicks (27:42) Boston Celtics (34:39) Jayson Tatum (37:39) Minnesota Timberwolves (44:15) Detroit Pistons (52:10) Charlotte Hornets (55:46) Indiana Pacers (1:02:34) Oklahoma City Thunder (1:07:48) San Antonio Spurs Hosts: Justin Verrier and Rob MahoneyGuest: Wosny Lambre Producers: Victoria Valencia and Isaiah Blakely Production Supervision: Ben Cruz and Conor Nevins Additional Production Support: John Richter and Chris Wohlers The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Explore more at https://tommy.comTommy HilfigerTommy Hilfiger USA offers modern, sophisticated styles for women and men including apparel, handbags, footwear, underwear, fragrance and home furnishings with free shipping available. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(0:00) Nuggets beat Lakers, Are the Lakers not contenders? (10:42) Jayson Tatum to return from achilles tear (17:57) Brou's MVP Ballot (23:08) Title Pie, Ravens or Cowboys a better fit for Maxx Crosby?  (46:16) Chargers or Patriots for A.J. Brown, Expectations for Jayson Tatum? (01:00:04) Eye Test (01:06:41) USA vs. Brazil WBC preview Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fast Track! Ireland, Andy Kamenetzky, Mychal Thompson, and Pepe Mantilla discuss what the World Cup will be doing with hydration breaks. More Fast Track! The crew circles back to the Lakers game vs the Nuggets last night. Game of Games, plus Supercross Talk! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A bit of a lull in the sports calendar; Winter Olympics are over; the Gold Medal Men's Hockey Game was AWESOME (1:43) so its back to NBA season before March Madness and Baseball pick up. A great win by the Knicks against the Spurs and the narrative surrounding the Knicks is off (2:29). Some thoughts on Wemby offensively and the Spurs as a contender (7:29), some more love for the Charlotte Hornets and Kon Knueppel (10:19). A few thoughts on the state of the Denver Nuggets and is Reed Sheppard the key to the Rockets title hopes (13:21) and a thought on the MVP race and the 65 game rule (17:19). Then a recurring guest is back to talk Lakers and the negative narrative around Luka Doncic (21:42). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Shannon Sharpe, Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and Iso Joe Johnson react to the Denver Nuggets beating the Los Angeles Lakers 120-113, LeBron James breaks the NBA all time field goal record passing Kareem Abdul Jabar, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Detroit Piston following Wemby’s 38 points and 16 rebounds and much more! Subscribe to Nightcap presented by PrizePicks so you don’t miss out on any new drops! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code SHANNON to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/NI... 3:14 - Nuggets beat Lakers33:28 - LeBron breaks NBA All-Time Field Goal record42:35 - Spurs beat Pistons48:40 - Trae Young makes Wizards debut52:20 - Shams says Jayson Tatum will play this season (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jerry's here and started with some of the NFL offseason moves like the Bears releasing Edmunds. The Nuggets beat the Lakers. Michelle Beadle doesn't want to hear from Luke Kornet standing up for women. Jerry went around the NHL for the locals.

The Bears set the stage for a potential Maxx Crosby signing by releasing Tremaine Edmunds. Then, Boomer and Gio battle over social media influencers' team commentary. Jerry's got NFL moves before pivoting to the Nuggets' victory over the Lakers, Michelle Beadle's critique of Luke Kornet, Draymond Green's take on Magic City as "art," and local NHL highlights. The hour closed with the story of Phillies broadcaster Ben Davis bypassing the ER after a gruesome chainsaw injury.

(1:51) — KNICKS: The Knicks fall to the Thunder 103-100 and head to Denver to face the Nuggets to start their West Coast swing. (11:38) — JETS: The Jets have been linked to Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa, but JJ gives ideas on who should be their bridge QB. (17:16) — TOP FIVE MOST FASCINATING METS: JJ gives his most fascinating Mets heading into the 2026 season. (29:36) — CALLS: Callers talk Yankees. (40:40) — FRANK ISOLA: Frank Isola of the YES Network and ESPN returns to discuss Knicks-Thunder, Karl-Anthony Towns, and how New York can reach the Finals. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski Follow NYNY on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynytheringer/ Host: John Jastremski Guest: Frank Isola Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Day 2812 of Wisdom-Trek. Thank you for joining me. This is Guthrie Chamberlain, Your Guide to Wisdom. Day 2812 – Wisdom Nuggets – Psalm 118:10-18 – Daily Wisdom Wisdom-Trek Podcast Script - Day 2812 Welcome to Wisdom-Trek with Gramps! I am Guthrie Chamberlain, and we are on Day 2812 of our Trek. The Purpose of Wisdom-Trek is to create a legacy of wisdom, to seek out discernment and insights, and to boldly grow where few have chosen to grow before. The Title for Today's Wisdom-Trek is: Surrounded but Secure – The Strong Right Arm of the Lord. In our previous episode, we took our first steps into the magnificent landscape of Psalm One Hundred Eighteen, focusing on verses one through nine. We heard the massive, joyful choir of Israel, the priests, and all who fear the Lord, declaring that His faithful love endures forever. We also listened to the deeply personal testimony of a leader who was trapped in a narrow, suffocating place, but who was miraculously rescued, and brought into the wide-open spaces of God's grace. That powerful realization led us to conclude that it is infinitely better to take refuge in the Lord, than to put our trust in earthly princes. Today, we are moving forward on our trail, trekking through the second movement of this grand, festive song. We will be exploring Psalm One Hundred Eighteen, verses ten through eighteen, in the New Living Translation. As we open our Bibles, we must keep the historical and theological setting firmly in our minds. This is the very climax of the Egyptian Hallel, the collection of psalms sung during the Passover. These are the very words that echoed in the mind of Jesus Christ, as He left the Upper Room, and walked into the dark, terrifying olive grove of Gethsemane. He knew that He was about to be surrounded by hostile forces, both human and spiritual. Yet, He sang this psalm of absolute, unshakable victory. In these verses, the psalmist paints a vivid, almost overwhelming picture of being entirely encircled by enemies. But instead of despair, we hear a drumbeat of triumph. We witness the cosmic authority of Yahweh, the mighty power of His right arm, and the profound paradox of facing severe discipline, yet being spared from death. Let us lean in, and listen to the battle cry of the redeemed. Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses ten through twelve. Though hostile nations surrounded me, I destroyed them all with the authority of the Lord. Yes, they surrounded and attacked me, but I destroyed them all with the authority of the Lord. They swarmed around me like bees; they blazed against me like a crackling fire. But I destroyed them all with the authority of the Lord. The imagery here is intense, claustrophobic, and highly kinetic. The psalmist says, three separate times, that he was "surrounded." He was completely encircled, with no natural means of escape. But notice who is surrounding him: "hostile nations." To truly understand the weight of this, we must put on our Ancient Israelite, Divine Council worldview lenses, as taught by Dr. Michael S. Heiser. In the ancient world, a conflict between nations was never merely a political dispute; it was a cosmic battle. According to Deuteronomy Chapter Thirty-Two, verses eight and nine, the nations of the world had been disinherited by Yahweh at the Tower of Babel, and placed under the authority of lesser, rebel spiritual beings. Israel, however, remained Yahweh's personal portion. Therefore, when the "hostile nations" surround the Israelite king, this is a coordinated attack by the dark, spiritual principalities of the unseen world. They are attempting to snuff out the light of God's kingdom on earth. The psalmist uses two vivid, terrifying metaphors to describe this onslaught. First, he says, "They swarmed around me like bees." If you have ever accidentally disturbed a beehive, you know the absolute, blinding panic of that moment. Bees attack from every possible angle; they are relentless, chaotic, and their stings produce compounding agony. Second, he says, "They blazed against me like a crackling fire." In the original Hebrew, this is specifically described as a fire of thornbushes. Dry thorns burn with incredible, explosive heat, and a blinding, intimidating flash. But what happens to a fire of thorns? It flashes hot, it makes a lot of terrifying noise, but it burns out almost instantly. It has no lasting fuel. This is exactly how the psalmist views the hostile, demonic forces of the world. They swarm, they sting, and they blaze with intimidating fury. But they have no staying power against the Creator. Three times, the psalmist responds to the threat with a rhythmic, defiant battle cry: "I destroyed them all with the authority of the Lord." Literally, the Hebrew text says, "In the Name of Yahweh, I cut them off." He does not rely on his own military strategy, his own armor, or his own physical prowess. He wields the Name of the Most High God. When Jesus faced the cross, He was swarmed by the hostility of Rome, the religious leaders, and the rebel spirits of the unseen realm. Yet, through His willing sacrifice, He wielded the authority of the Lord, cutting off the power of sin and death forever. Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses thirteen through fourteen. My enemies did their best to kill me, but the Lord rescued me. The Lord is my strength and my song; he has given me victory. The psalmist moves from the broad, chaotic swarm of the nations, to a deeply personal, targeted attack. "My enemies did their best to kill me." The literal translation is incredibly violent: "You pushed me violently, so that I was falling." He is speaking directly to the adversary, acknowledging the sheer, brute force of the assault. He was pushed to the very brink; he was teetering on the edge of the precipice. "But the Lord rescued me." Yahweh reached out His hand, caught His servant mid-fall, and pulled him back from the edge of the abyss. Verse fourteen is a direct, deliberate quotation of an older, highly famous song. "The Lord is my strength and my song; he has given me victory." These are the exact words sung by Moses and the Israelites on the shores of the Red Sea, in Exodus Chapter Fifteen, verse two, right after God drowned the Egyptian army. By quoting the Song of the Sea, the psalmist connects his present, personal deliverance to the great, historical deliverance of the Exodus. Because this is the Passover festival, the connection is absolutely brilliant. The God who split the sea, and crushed the Egyptian gods, is the exact same God who catches you when the enemy pushes you over the edge. He is our strength when we are weak; He is our song when we have lost our voice; and He is our ultimate, eternal salvation. Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses fifteen through sixteen. Songs of joy and victory are sung in the camp of the godly. The strong right arm of the Lord has done glorious things! The strong right arm of the Lord is raised in triumph. The strong right arm of the Lord has done glorious things! The scene shifts from the lonely, personal battlefield, to the vibrant, joyful encampment of the righteous. Imagine walking through the tents of the Israelites. You do not hear the moans of the defeated, or the fearful whispers of the oppressed. You hear the deafening, celebratory roar of victory. And what is the lyric of their song? They are singing about the "strong right arm of the Lord." In biblical poetry, the "right arm" or "right hand" is a powerful anthropomorphism—a way of describing God's invisible attributes using human physical terms. The right arm represents kinetic energy, military might, and decisive, executing authority. It is the hand that holds the sword; it is the arm that shatters the enemy. Three times, the congregation sings about this mighty arm. It has "done glorious things." It is "raised in triumph." This is a picture of the Divine Warrior, standing victorious on the cosmic battlefield, His arm lifted high, signaling to the entire universe that the forces of chaos have been decisively crushed. When the early church looked back at the resurrection of Jesus Christ, they realized they were witnessing the ultimate manifestation of the strong right arm of the Lord. God reached down into the grave, shattered the gates of death, and raised His Son in triumph, securing eternal victory for the camp of the godly. Psalm One Hundred Eighteen: verses seventeen through eighteen. I will not die; instead, I will live to tell what the Lord has done. The Lord has punished me severely, but he did not let me die. We conclude today's trek with a profoundly moving, and incredibly honest, declaration. The psalmist has survived the swarm. He has been caught from the fall. He has heard the victory song in the camp. And now, he makes a solemn vow regarding his future. "I will not die; instead, I will live." This is not just a biological...

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Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth open the second hour wondering where Mark is before they recap a must-win game over the Lakers. AG is set to return tonight versus the Knicks, does the Nuggets real season start now? The guys preview some 4-point games coming up for the Avalanche after the trade deadline. We figure out how Stink is letting everybody down yet again. They break the news to Broncos Country that the team probably isn’t making any moves to their WR group. Mike and Stoke point out a shocking stat about the Nuggets as they talk about the help that Jokic is getting from the rest of the team. Mike put his ear to the ground and he takes a leap on why the Avs couldn’t have a reunion with Nazem Kadri. The Morning Crew wrap up the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the Broncos are making their final preparations for Free Agent Frenzy, Stoke thinks Zach will be disappointed in DJ Moore, a TE option stays off the board, and a star LB is available.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off today’s show recapping a nice Nuggets win over the Lakers and breaking down the Nicolas Roy trade. They update Broncos fans on their OL and explain how important it is that the Broncos extend GM Geroge Paton. Mike and Stoke discuss the return of Aaron Gordon against the Knicks tonight, does the actual evaluation of the Nuggets begin now? They discuss an Is It Just Me abut the Broncos’ rivals in the AFC making moves and they debate whether the Nuggets need to make some noise themselves.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth kick off the third hour watching the snow come down as they remark on the incredible depth the Nuggets have built up. They chat about the Kadri deal being snuffed out by Calgary's owner. Stoke takes shots at Stink as he calls for the Broncos to cut Ben Powers. The guys rag on Stink some more and discuss how concerned they are with Jokic’s recent turnover issues. Will the Avs’ game in Dallas tonight decide the outcome of the Central division? Mike explains why it isn’t do-or-die. The guys pose a question to end the third hour: how many games do the Rockies need to LOSE for the 2026 season to be a success?  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth open the fourth hour undermanned on the air and behind the glass as they look forward to trivia. They get excited about Jamal Murray building a chip on the Nuggets’ shoulder. The Morning Crew take on The Drive’s toughest trivia for The Fan’s weekly Trivia Challenge, how will an undermanned Morning Crew do against The Drive? Mike and Stoke cap off today’s show making the case to cut Ben Powers ahead of free agency and making bold predictions for tonight’s game against the Knicks.  

Munaf Manji talks betting for Friday. Munaf Manji wrapped the week on Catch That Ticket with a solo Friday episode focused on recapping Thursday's results and breaking down a short NBA card for March 6, 2026. The show finished 1 and 1 on official plays from the previous night. Uncle Dave's Arkansas State ticket fell short in an outright loss to Georgia Southern, while Manji cashed with Pistons Spurs under 228.5, surviving a tense finish that included several missed free throws in the closing minutes. Manji called it a fortunate result after a rough Wednesday card and said he hoped to build on that momentum heading into the weekend. The first game on his radar was Dallas at Boston, with the Celtics installed as a heavy favorite. He highlighted Cooper Flagg's return for Dallas after a nine game absence, noting the rookie logged 26 minutes and scored 18 points in Thursday's one point loss to Orlando. On the Boston side, Manji focused on the expected return of Jayson Tatum, who was listed as questionable but widely anticipated to play. He said the Celtics had managed a strong season without Tatum and argued that even a limited return over the final stretch could be a major boost, though he also cautioned that reintegrating Tatum might briefly disrupt Boston's offensive rhythm. Rather than laying the full game number, Manji said Dallas could be the better first half look, with Boston more appealing in the second half if fatigue set in for the Mavericks on the back to back. Manji's second featured matchup was New York at Denver. He backed the Knicks, citing their recent improvement after the All Star break and especially their rise on the defensive end. He acknowledged being wrong about New York earlier in the season and said the healthier lineup had changed the team's profile. He also pointed to Denver's uneven home form against the spread and the possibility of tired legs after the Nuggets leaned heavily on Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray and Christian Braun in Thursday's win over the Lakers. While waiting on the injury report, Manji said New York had the profile to win the game outright. He also touched on the rest of the board, including Portland at Houston, New Orleans at Phoenix, the Clippers at San Antonio, and Indiana at the Lakers. On Pacers Lakers, he leaned toward Indiana plus 9.5, citing the back to back spot for Los Angeles, the possibility of rest or reduced workloads, and his general distrust of the Lakers in that setup. Late in the episode, Manji addressed growing excitement around Charlotte futures in the Eastern Conference. He praised the Hornets for surpassing expectations, credited head coach Charles Lee and the organization's recent drafting, and said the franchise finally appeared to be building a real foundation. Still, he warned that talk of Charlotte winning the East was premature, especially given the lack of deep playoff experience on the roster. He said he planned to revisit that topic with Uncle Dave on Monday. Manji also promoted a Pregame offer that gives 50 bulk dollars for a 10 dollar purchase, describing it as a rare chance for listeners to sample daily, weekend or longer subscriptions at a significant discount. His best bet for Friday was Jayson Tatum over 6.5 combined rebounds and assists. Manji said he expected Tatum to play around 20 to 22 minutes and believed the Celtics star would ease back in by facilitating and rebounding rather than forcing offense. With Dallas allowing assists at a high rate, he projected a path for Tatum to clear the number even in a limited return. He closed by saying the weekend sports calendar was packed and that he and Uncle Dave would return Monday to break it all down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1 of The Drive kicks off with Zach and Phil cross talking with Dover and Cecil. The guys react to the breaking news of the Avalanche trading for and bringing back Nazem Kadri to Colorado. Where will the Avs utilize their former center? Zach and Phil dive into the trade and speculate what the Avalanche could be sending out in the Kadri trade. We reminisce on Kadri's time with the team and the edge he brought to the team. We react to the Nuggets taking care of business against the Lakers last night at Ball Arena. Did the Nuggets wining a tight game reassure the guys of the Nuggets recent clutch time woes? Zach shares his experience of going to the game and seeing Lebron James play in person. We react to Mike Klis' report that Ben Powers isn't going anywhere after the news of the Broncos signing Alex Palczewski to an extension. 

In hour 3 of The Drive, Zach, Phil and the guys compete in their weekly trivia competition against the morning show. Will we be able to top the morning show's undefeated 4-0 performance from this morning? DenverSports.com's Jake Shapiro joins the show to share his thoughts on the Avalanche trading for Kadri to bring him back to Colorado. Will Nazem Kadri be able to regain his role that led the Avs to a championship? With the moves the Avs made at this week, is this the best Avalanche team in over a decade? We react to the Nuggets taking care of business against the Lakers last night at Ball Arena. Zach shares about his experience at the game and being able to see Lebron James play in person. Were the guys encouraged by the Nuggets winning a clutch game over a team that has excelled in close games? We preview tonight's Nuggets and Knicks game, that could be an NBA Finals preview.

The Los Angeles Lakers are coming off a two-game win streak, including a road win over the Warriors, and now face a major test against the Denver Nuggets in Denver. Currently sitting sixth in the Western Conference and only two games behind the third seed, are the Lakers actually moving in the right direction, or is this simply another short stretch that will not change how their season ends? We break down where the Lakers stand, what this run means, and whether there is real reason to believe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dylan is here with an audio exclusive ThunderChats HOOOOOOOOOOO Recapping the clutch Knicks victory, MORE injuries, CHET HOLMGREN STEPPING UP, Shai's improvement as a playmaker and performance in the clutch, Dort not a dirty player, looking ahead to the Warriors and Nuggets games, possibly breaking the record vs the Wolves, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

10am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Kevin's voice is on life support again... Our final NFL free agent breakdown before NFL legal tampering begins. Baseball Nuggets: The top 10 players in baseball, how many Rangers make the top 100 and who will be next?

In the 2nd hour, Dover and Cecil reacted to the Nuggets beating the Lakers last night. The fellas wondered why the Broncos decided to not trade Ben Powers. Did Powers make a difference in the run game? The guys named the biggest position of need that the Broncos need to make right when free agency opens. 

Dover ande Cecil began the show reacting to the Nuggets' big win over the Lakers last night. How close were the Avalanche in finalizing a trade for Nazem Kadri before the trade deadline? On Bo's Board, the fellas talked about trading for Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. Why is Logan Paul calling out Tom Brady and other NFL players? 

In the final hour, Dover and Cecil recapped the Avs' trades that were made ahead of the NHL trade deadline. What is the biggest need in free agency that needs to happen for the Broncos on Monday? The fellas previewed tonight's Nuggets game against the Knicks. Closing out the show, the fellas reacted to the breaking news of the Avalanche trading for Nazem Kadri. 

In the 3rd hour, Dover and Cecil recapped last night's Nuggets win over the Lakers. How well did Zeke Nnaji play when guarding LeBron James? Evan Rawal joined the show to give some insight on the latest trades the Avalanche made before the trade deadline. On Bo's Board, the fellas made the case for the Broncos trading for Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. 

Jason and Mike welcomed Senior NBA Writer/Insider Marc Stein to talk about all things NBA as it comes down the stretch run. Plus, the Nuggets needed a hoop late in 4th quarter and Jokic gets it twice. Lakers needed a hoop late and twice LeBron passed out to Smart off of drives for missed 3's. COME ON.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We start the show off with some super cross talk with Mason & Ireland. The guys are both in studio! The Lakers are taking on the Denver Nuggets tonight and everyone has this game as an eye tester for the Lakers as they are on a current 3 game winning streak, but beating the lesser opponents. LAST MAN STANDING. Who were top 10 QB's in passing yards? Beto Duran comes in studio to hang out ahead of Lakers vs Nuggets tonight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Nuggets beat the Lakers 120-113 last night to get their second win in a row. This victory was a lot more vibey and, while not perfect, was significantly better on the vibe scale than their nadir against the Jazz. Also Jeff talks about Stan Van Gundy's observation about how Jokic is allowed to be officiated. Is this a shift in how broadcasters are perceiving "The Jokic rules" by other teams? Enjoy the show! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

0:00 - That was a good win for the Nuggets last night! They got plenty of production from the bench/depth guys. They absolutely needed that win. Even though they had a big lead, almost blew it, then closed it out in the end. All things considered, that was a solid win over the LA LeBrons.13:08 - Two HUGE games tonight. One for the Avs, one for the Nugs. A double diparoo necessitates a double KEYS-a-roo. What are the keys to victory for the Ball Arena roommates?35:21 - It's our favorite part of the week DRUNK TAKES! We take clips from throughout the week, slow em down to half speed and it makes us sound like we're hammered. 

0:00 - Russell Westbrook left the Nuggets, and went to literally the worst team in the league. He doesn't have many years left in the league and, understandably, wants to get a ring. Unfortunately, he chose the wrong place. Yesterday, he vented some of his frustrations on the media in his postgame press conference.17:49 - If the Avs beat Dallas tonight, then beat Minnesota on Sunday, that's basically it. They all but have the division wrapped up. This weekend is make or break for Colorado. 28:33 - Oh, by the way...Shohei Ohtani is already hitting BOMBS in the WBC. Oh, by the way...Moser found a pro wrestler who takes down his opponents by flinging pizza dough at them. Oh, by the way...6 of the top 10 ranked collegiate dodgeball programs in the country are in the state of Ohio. 

0:00 - OKC and their haughty head coach might be #1 on the Nuggets hate list. If that's the case, the LA Lakers are 1.5. Still hate em. Always have, always will. Beating them still feels like pure heroin. Jamal Murray must feel the same way, because he becomes prime Wilt Chamberlain anytime he plays the Lakers. 16:26 - Right after we wrapped up the show yesterday, the Avalanche traded for Nicolas Roy. How do we feel about the trade? Is he a good fit? Was the price right?33:42 - Right now, the Dallas Stars are the monkey on Colorado's back. They've owned you as of late. It is what it is. You've GOTTA beat them tonight. For so many reasons. Tonight isn't literally a must win, but it's a must win. Period.Also, Moser weighs in on SGA's weird fluffy jacket that he wore in his postgame presser, and immediately went viral for being insane.