Podcasts about DFA

Alle Links in den Shownotes. >> Burial - Comafields / Imaginary Festival (Hyperdub) Seit fast 15 Jahren steckt Dubstep-Enigma Burial aka Will Bevan in seiner zweiten musikalischen Phase, in der er verrauschte, knackende Ambient-Tracks in zweistelliger Minutenzahl wie kleine Mixtapes aufbaut. In den letzten Jahren bedeutete das oft Hit & Miss. Wo stehen diese beiden Tracks? >> Bodhi - Corrupta (Hotflush) Hotflush war eines der prägenden Labels für den "alten" Bass- und Dubstep-Sound. Bodhi geben mit ihrer 6-Track-EP ein interessantes Update und frischen das Genre mit Elementen aus IDM, Acid, House und Garage auf. Kann der Gemischtwarenladen was? >> VA - Tectonic Sound 20 (Tectonic) Das schönste Geburtstagsgeschenk muss man sich manchmal selbst machen. Auf 24 Tracks feiert Labelmeister Pinch mit zahlreichen alten und neuen Freund*innen die Geschichte von Tectonic. Erst recht einer der Orte für den alten Bass- und Dubstep-Sound. >> FAÏG - New Chapter (Planet Rhythm) Dieses "neue Kapitel" des Techno-Produzenten ist laut, intensiv, wuchtig und hat ziemlich genau eine Mission: Menschen zum tanzen bringen. Reicht das? >> JJULIUS - Vol. 3 (DFA) Seitdem das altehrwürdige Dance-Punk-Label DFA sich als Plattform für experimentierfreudige Musik aus aller Welt neu aufgestellt hat, lohnt sich das Zuhören umso mehr. Der Schwede JJULIUS versucht es mit abseitigem Dream-Pop, der sich im Nebel besonders wohlfühlt. Wir reviewen außerdem neue Musik von Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Oni Ayhun, Emika, Jamie Woon, Carrier u. v. m. **Setlist:** - [00:00:00] Intro + Zuletzt gehört: Haldern-Festival-Folge und In The Bassment-Playlist - [00:07:32] Burial - Comafields / Imaginary Festival (Hyperdub) - [00:17:36] Playlist Part 1: Carrier, Olof Dreijer, Emika, Tim Green - [00:22:22] Bodhi - Corrupta (Hotflush) - [00:29:06] VA - Tectonic Sound 20 (Tectonic) - [00:36:20] Playlist Part 2: Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Kim Thorthey, Invexis, Jamie Woon - [00:41:10] FAÏG - New Chapter (Planet Rhythm) - [00:48:39] JJULIUS - Vol. 3 (DFA) - [00:54:51] Playlist Part 3: Georgie Sweet, Erika de Casier, Cornelius SA, Ma Sha - Jetzt auf Spotify abonnieren. Neue Songs für die Playlist: Burial - Comafields Carrier - The Fan Dance Olof Dreijer – Iris Emika - Circles Tim Green - Minds Bodhi - T.O.P. Beatrice M. - Poison Man/Woman/Chainsaw - Mad Dog Kim Hiorthoy - Wish Walk Invexis - Waterpipe Jamie Woon - A Velvet Rope FAÏG - Kann JJILIUS - Etiopisk Hallucination Georgia Sweet - The Ones We Love Erika de Casier - Miss Cornelius SA - Not Everything Is At It Seems, Not Everything That Seems Is Ma Sha - Aluga

Today, I sit down with Joe Breeden, CEO and founder of Deep Future Analytics (DFA), for what is, in effect, a two-part conversation. First we do a deep dive into credit risk management and where it is falling short today and then we discuss AI monitoring and governance and how it is going to revolutionize software.The conversation covers why traditional machine learning models are missing critical components for accurate risk assessment and how adverse selection has dramatically impacted loan quality in recent vintages. Then Joe makes a bold prediction that software user interfaces are on the verge of a transformation that will render them unrecognizable from previous versions Curious? All is revealed in this fascinating conversation.In this podcast you will learn:How he got started with Deep Future AnalyticsThe state of credit risk management in banking today.What is missing, even with fintech lenders, who are using machine learning.What lenders get wrong when they focus on credit score.Why loans booked since 2022 are lower quality than even 2006-07.What kind of lift lenders or investors can see with DFA's models.What Joe sees in the pool of borrowers today.Why DFA moved into AI monitoring and governance.Who is using these new AI models they have developed.Why a “human in the loop” is not an effective monitoring method.What their new Strategic Recommendation Agent (SyRA) does.How they incorporate Large Language Models to ensure zero hallucinations.Why the future of software is dashboards on demand and analytics on demand.How Deep Future Analytics is different to others in the market.What it is going to take before software moves to a chat-based interface.Connect with Fintech One-on-One: Tweet me @PeterRenton Connect with me on LinkedIn Find previous Fintech One-on-One episodes

What if choosing your asset allocation was as personal as your life story—and as consequential as your retirement? In this episode, we are joined by PWL Capital's Louai Bibi and Ben Wilson for a deep dive into how advisors guide clients through the most important portfolio decision they'll ever make. Louai walks us through the research, psychology, and planning frameworks behind determining the right stock/bond mix, while Ben shares real-world insights from client cases where risk tolerance, pensions, and life events shifted the balance. We explore how Monte Carlo simulations stress-test financial plans, why spouses often disagree on risk, and how pensions act as “bond-like assets” in the bigger picture. Ben Wilson also takes us behind the scenes of PWL's post-OneDigital acquisition journey, revealing why advisors are drawn to join the firm, how succession planning shapes their choices, and why a unified evidence-based philosophy matters in Canada's wealth management landscape. The episode wraps with a fascinating look at surprising stock return outliers—like Build-A-Bear outperforming Nvidia—and what that teaches us about the futility of stock-picking versus the power of diversification. Key Points From This Episode:   (0:01:00) Introducing PWL's Louai Bibi and Ben Wilson—today's topics: asset allocation, advisor succession, and surprising stock return data. (0:03:35) Louai explains the asset allocation decision: balancing stocks vs. bonds and why it's the biggest choice investors make. (0:05:12) Why asset allocation matters: inflation erodes purchasing power, and stocks/bonds help investors keep up or outpace it. (0:06:50) Historical lessons: $1 invested since 1970—outcomes for bonds, balanced portfolios, and 100% equities. (0:08:35) The risks of downturns: 2008 as a case study in how stocks vs. bonds shape losses and recovery times. (0:11:39) Risk tolerance questionnaires: how PWL uses surveys to gauge willingness vs. capacity to take risk. (0:13:45) When spouses disagree on risk tolerance—balancing perspectives and sometimes splitting portfolios. (0:16:42) Risk capacity: pensions, insurance, income stability, and emergency funds all shape asset allocation. (0:20:08) Real client cases: retirees discovering they don't need as much stock exposure, or elderly clients increasing equity later in life. (0:22:47) How often do clients change asset allocations? Rarely—except for life events like retirement. (0:27:10) Why Monte Carlo simulations are essential for stress-testing financial plans beyond straight-line projections. (0:30:20) PWL's “asset allocation email”: summarizing risks, pensions, debt, emergency funds, and personalized tradeoffs. (0:34:02) Pensions as “bond-like assets”—how they increase ability but decrease need to take risk. (0:37:11) Closing thoughts from Louai: think in dollar terms, investing is a marathon, and build confidence gradually. (0:39:32) Education shifts clients' choices: some reduce risk after learning the realities of volatility, others increase equity exposure with context. (0:43:10) Advisor “fixed effects”: research shows the advisor's own perspective strongly shapes client allocations. (0:45:39) Transition to Ben Wilson: what motivates advisors to join PWL post-OneDigital acquisition. (0:47:52) Reputation and content: how Rational Reminder, YouTube, blogs, and Canadian Couch Potato attract advisors. (0:50:34) PWL's unified philosophy: evidence-based, passive investing with a planning-first approach. (0:56:30) Key motivators for advisors: reducing admin burdens, escaping “aggregator” models, and building integrated team structures. (1:00:15) Succession planning: why advisors seek peace of mind for their clients and teams by partnering with PWL. (1:03:04) Ben Felix on why these conversations are exciting and why advisors should reach out early. (1:04:54) After show: Nvidia's insane 70% annualized 5-year return—and why lesser-known names like Build-A-Bear, Celestica, and Dillard's did even better. (1:06:33) Celestica's role in DFA funds and how it helped them keep pace with Shopify-driven indexes. (1:09:25) Why broad diversification captures unexpected winners (Build-A-Bear included) without speculation. (1:10:45) Active advisors pitch “winner-picking”—but history shows how impossible that really is. (1:12:16) Reviews and wrap-up. Links From Today's Episode: Meet with PWL Capital: https://calendly.com/d/3vm-t2j-h3p Rational Reminder on iTunes — https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-rational-reminder-podcast/id1426530582. Rational Reminder Website — https://rationalreminder.ca/  Rational Reminder on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/rationalreminder/ Rational Reminder on X — https://x.com/RationalRemindRational Reminder on TikTok — www.tiktok.com/@rationalreminder Rational Reminder on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/channel/ Rational Reminder Email — info@rationalreminder.caBenjamin Felix — https://pwlcapital.com/our-team/ Benjamin on X — https://x.com/benjaminwfelix Benjamin on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminwfelix/ Dan Bortolotti — https://pwlcapital.com/our-team/ Dan Bortolotti on LinkedIn — https://ca.linkedin.com/in/dan-bortolotti-8a482310 Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant (https://thepodcastconsultant.com)  

DMI's Anne Marie Splitstone, EVP for Growth Platforms and Partnerships, and Silvia Robles, VP for Growth Platforms and Partnerships, speak with DMI's Scott Wallin about the evolution of fluid milk innovation since 2015, emphasizing consumer insights and industry partnerships. They highlight the role of the Dairy Foods Research Center Network, which includes 150 R&D experts, in driving innovation.  Key consumer trends identified include a preference for high-protein, low-sugar products and lactose-free options.  Successful products like Fairlife, which surpassed $1 billion in sales, and DFA's Milk 50, launched with strategic packaging and positioning, are cited as examples.  The conversation underscores the importance of consumer insights, industry collaboration, and ongoing innovation in driving growth in the fluid milk category.   This episode is sponsored by Dairy Management Inc.

Pirates broadcaster Greg Brown joined the show. We reacted to the DFA of Andrew Heaney after he reached an incentive last night in a brutally bad stretch of pitching. Greg talked about winning in 2026 and why Heaney didn't fit into that equation. Where does Jack Suwinski fit into future plans? Greg doesn't dismiss Konnor Griffin starting 2026 with the big-league club, but noted that it is still unlikely. Chris pointed out the wild Pirates stat, that they are objectively great at home but horrible on the road. Greg still doesn't think the Pirates are really THAT far away from being a good team.

Pirates broadcaster Greg Brown joined the show. We reacted to the DFA of Andrew Heaney after he reached an incentive last night in a brutally bad stretch of pitching. Greg talked about winning in 2026 and why Heaney didn't fit into that equation. Where does Jack Suwinski fit into future plans? Greg doesn't dismiss Konnor Griffin starting 2026 with the big-league club, but noted that it is still unlikely. Chris pointed out the wild Pirates stat, that they are objectively great at home but horrible on the road. Greg still doesn't think the Pirates are really THAT far away from being a good team. 15 minutes after the hour and still no 53-man roster. What could be the cause of the hold-up? We spent a few minutes on Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, who got engaged earlier today. Donny Football Debrief – The Browns have named Dillon Gabriel the backup to Joe Flacco – not Shedeur Sanders. And we finally got the Steelers 53-man roster. None of their 2025 picks were cut.

Headlines and our record-setting catcher's, record-setting weekend. Turns out that we were onto something when we talked to Cal about hitting 50 home runs this year at Spring training. :30- ABCs of the Mariners - F is for farewell- Dylan Moore was DFA'd over the weekend as Victor Robles returned from injury and we are sad to see him go, but it was time. - G is for Gilbert- Logan went from infinitely hittable in Philly to lights out yesterday. That's how you bounce back. - H is for Hancock- Emerson is headed to the bullpen :45- The 2nd half of the Vedder Cup gets underway tonight when the Padres come to town and there's never been more talent vying for this unimportant cup than there is right now! Usually the Mariners approach is to rattle the starter to get to the bullpen and that's not gonna work against this Padres team, they are stacked. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bayleigh and Chrystal had plenty to talk about this week. Here is what is going on around Major League Baseball lately: Cal Raleigh up to 49 home runs, most-ever for a catcher How are the Brewers this good? Colson Montgomery is so good (and thank you for Kyle Teel) Zack Wheeler needs Thoracic Outlet Surgery MLB realignment? Families receiving horrific DMs MLB is finalizing a deal with ESPN, Netflix, and NBC Sports on a three-year media rights contract BBWAA to start honoring relief pitcher of the year in 2026 The Yankees were absolutely destroyed by the Red Sox How does Aaron Boone still have a job? Red Sox send Walker Buehler to the bullpen and promote The Password Red Sox sign Nathanial Lowe, after he was DFA'd by the Nationals Season-ending hernia surgery for Austin Riley After mere weeks in MLB, the Orioles ink backstop Samuel Basallo to an eight-year, $67 million extension Jen Pawol, MLB's first female umpire, is back up! Matt Olson played in his 741st consecutive game, passing Braves legend Dale Murphy Twin Peaks and Lucas Giolito Braves already released Erick Fedde Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Maestro is joined by Scott Plaza, the lead Cardinals writer and editor of Interstate 70 Sports Media, to discuss the latest MLB Trade Deadline rumors, Erick Fedde getting DFA'd, and much more in the world of sports!

Nick Kirby and Trace Fowler break down an wild series finale victory for the Cincinnati Reds against the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday. They highlight standout performances from Andrew Abbott, Jose Trevino, Austin Hays, and Noelvi Marte, who played pivotal roles in the win. The duo also dives into the surprising news of Jake Fraley being designated for assignment (DFA'd) and Will Benson's recall to the roster. Additionally, Nick provides a comprehensive roundup of the Reds' minor league action and look ahead to the team's upcoming series against the Los Angeles Angels.   Today's Episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Urb78Iy_h8&t=246s    OTHER CHATTERBOX PROGRAMING:   Chatterbox Bengals: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chatterbox-bengals-a-cincinnati-bengals-nfl-podcast/id1652732141  The Flyin Lion (FC Cincinnati): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-flyin-lion-fc-cincinnati-podcast/id1701368522  West 4th and Long: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/west-4th-and-long/id1828384424  Chatterbox Bearcats: https://chatterboxbearcats.podbean.com/    DSC Commodities: https://deepsouthcommodities.com/  CALL OR TEXT 988 FOR HELP DAY OR NIGHT: https://mantherapy.org   

Jordan and Jason recap a disappointing series with the Houston Astros that saw the Red Sox drop a Crochet game and a Buehler game. However, Dustin May was brilliant in his second start for Boston.Later, the two discuss the recently DFA'd first baseman Nathaniel Lowe as a potential option for the Sox down the stretch if they truly don't want to throw Kristian Campbell back to the fire in 2025. Then, they preview this upcoming series with the Miami Marlins, which could display some fireworks with Cal Quantrill slated to start Game 2.Make sure to follow us on Twitter, @ThePeskyReport. We are officially a part of Beyond The MonsterTwitter: @BeyondtheMnstrSubstack: https://beyondthemonster.substack.com/ Intro Music: DannyEBTracks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOQyRmgJqHji6ItvllZmYg

In this episode, Vadim takes a wide-angle look at U.S. household finances, combining the latest TransUnion credit trends with the Federal Reserve's Distribution of Financial Accounts ("DFA"). He unpacks how early 2024's spike in delinquencies has given way to broad improvement, why certain regions like Utah, DC, and Texas are worth watching, and what's really behind shifts in credit card balances and limits. Vadim also examines the Fed's puzzling real estate valuations, the migration from bank deposits to higher-yield assets, and the stark gap between consumer sentiment and near-record highs in net worth and income.Subscribe to our free research to stay up-to-date on the latest trends. Contact sales@dv01.co to learn how dv01 data can help you understand what's going on in the market, and to better analyze your whole loan portfolio and securitizations.

In this episode, Don and Tom tackle investor emotion during market highs and use a Schwab-inspired scenario to show how discipline beats market timing—every time. They walk through four fictional investors (lucky, disciplined, unlucky, and fearful) to reveal the long-term value of staying invested. The hosts also answer a listener's question about breaking into the fiduciary advice world and finish with a blistering takedown of FIBA, a so-called fiduciary group pushing high-commission annuities to federal workers. This one's part reality check, part rally cry. 0:04 Emotional investing and the danger of reacting to market highs 1:13 Why timing the market is so tempting—and so wrong 2:35 Four investor scenarios: lucky, disciplined, unlucky, and the guy who sat it out 5:03 20-year returns: how even the worst timing beat sitting in T-bills 6:25 Discipline as a risk-reduction strategy and emotional filter 8:16 Worst-case fear vs real-world data: even the unlucky come out ahead 9:21 Market rebounds: faster than most think, from 2008 to 2025 10:28 The fourth golden rule: Discipline beats market noise 13:03 Listener Zach thanks Tom—phone call advice pays off 13:34 Listener “Long” asks how to become a fiduciary advisor 14:55 Why financial skills alone don't make great advisors 16:38 Should you start at a sales-driven firm? Probably not 18:04 Better idea: get your Series 65, find a DFA firm, study for CFP 20:08 Sales skills matter—but you don't have to sell your soul 20:55 Listener asks about FIBA and a “too good to be true” annuity pitch 21:48 FIBA's fake fiduciary claim and questionable annuity advice 24:30 Unregistered “advisors” pushing 9–11% commission products 26:25 Why these products are sold: $35K+ commissions 28:30 How to spot fake fiduciaries—and what real ones disclose 29:23 Tom and Don still steaming about annuity predators Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hoo boy this is a big one. Don't worry, we get to the aftermath of the trade deadline and Jane has her crashout, but first we talk about Ichiro's Hall of Fame speech, the Phillies fans getting inappropriate sexual style in the stands of Yankee Stadium, Harper getting pretty aggro with Rob Manfred, Rich Hill getting DFA'd, Emmanuel Clase being investigated for gambling, and everyone on the Tigers is Touching It. We wrap it up with Stephen's review of the Savannah Bananas game. Support the show and get access to bonus episodes, including the one we just did on The Naked Gun, at Patreon.com/BattingAround.

In Episode 106 of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre recap one of the busiest weeks of the Yankees' 2025 season. The team is in the midst of an uncertain stretch without Aaron Judge, now beginning to surge with renewed life—and an infusion of fresh talent—at the trade deadline. From bullpen reinforcements to defensive upgrades and spark plug additions, this episode breaks down every major move the front office made (and didn't make).The duo also discusses the missed opportunity to call up Spencer Jones, the curious case of Anthony Volpe's fielding struggles, and what Judge's return as a DH-only player means for the lineup. It's a deep dive into roster construction, playoff potential, and the difference between panic and perspective in Yankees fandom.Key Topics Discussed:

Don and Tom take a reality sledgehammer to investors' wildly inflated expectations for stock market returns. A new survey shows average Americans expect 12.6% after inflation, even as historical real returns rarely crack 9%. They explore how this overconfidence—fueled by recency bias and company loyalty—leads to dangerous behavior like under-saving, over-spending, and poorly diversified portfolios. With real-world client stories, historical decade-by-decade returns, and a deep dive into how long it takes portfolios to recover after major drops, they reinforce the need for long-term discipline and diversified planning. The episode wraps with audience questions on umbrella policies, retirement bond ladders, and smart ETF tax-loss harvesting strategies. 0:04 Don delays the podcast waiting for Tom's arrival (with British accent) 1:30 Survey shock: Investors expect 12.6% real annual returns 2:28 Reality check: Actual global stock returns are closer to 9% 3:45 Dangerous real-world portfolios: 100% S&P 500 near retirement 5:30 One-stock portfolios tied to employers—what could go wrong? 6:50 Under-saving due to false optimism about future returns 7:14 Decade-by-decade historical real returns from 1930–2020s 10:13 The Dave Ramsey fantasy: 8% withdrawals on 12% returns 10:40 Recency bias: Why we forget recent downturns so fast 11:05 50% of years see 10% drops; 1 in 3 see 20% drops 12:47 Emotional investing vs. disciplined long-term planning 13:39 Listener Q: How long to recover from a major market drop? 14:22 Diversification shortens recovery time historically 15:36 Build for the worst case: 50% stock market drop 16:32 Listener Q: Does Ivan need an umbrella policy with $350K net worth? 17:57 Umbrellas are rarely needed—but the industry sure sells them 18:54 Listener Q: Is LifeX 10-year bond ladder a good retirement tool? 20:20 It's mostly return of principal—DIY Treasury ladders are cheaper 22:40 Don't be fooled by nice websites and big yield promises 23:24 Listener Q: Can AVGE replace four-fund ETF portfolio for tax loss harvesting? 24:32 Swap Avantis for DFA funds—nearly identical, wash-sale safe 25:56 Parting shots: Buy a decent mic, don't let emotion control your portfolio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Top in Tech, Adriana Capparelli, Practice Director, and Anna Lisa Schäfer-Gehrau, Associate, discuss the latest developments in digital policy from Brussels, focusing on the Digital Fairness Act (DFA) and its implications for child protection and fairness in digital environments. They explore the intersection of the DFA with existing regulations like the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the AI Act, the scope of the DFA, and the ongoing consultation process. The conversation also highlights international regulatory trends and the importance of stakeholder engagement as the EU moves towards significant legislative changes in the coming months. Top in Tech will take a short break for August and return in September. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this special Q&A episode—recorded July 29 2025—Paul Merriman gears up for his August 2 keynote at the Garrett Planning Network Retreat, where he will address more than 100 hourly financial advisors about the future of financial literacy. He invites listeners to email questions for the panel (paul@paulmerriman.com) and then dives into ten wide‑ranging listener questions that benefit investors of every age and stage.What you'll learnAdding QQQ to the 10‑Fund “Ultimate Buy‑and‑Hold” portfolio: upside vs. hidden downside.Toughest markets Paul has faced—from the 1966–1981 whipsaw to the 1987 crash—and the timeless lessons they teach.Global diversification in 2025: 50/50 vs. 70/30 U.S./international and why volatility, not return, drives the decision. Table B4, Table B3a and Table B3bSmall‑Cap Value vs. S&P 500 performance: 1975‑1999's 5 % premium, 2000‑2025's 2.6 % edge, and what it means going forward.Avantis + DFA split for deeper diversification (cost, holdings, tracking error).Risks of an all‑Small‑Cap‑Value portfolio and when a worldwide all‑value approach makes more sense.Using DFA International Small‑Cap Value (DFISX) inside a 403(b) for a Two‑Fund strategy.Vanguard STAR vs. Vanguard Wellington: balanced‑fund showdown and why Wellington's 60/40 mix wins in the long run.Rebalancing at age 62: tax‑smart moves, asset‑location tactics, and simplifying with target‑date or balanced funds.Anatomy of the Ultimate Buy‑and‑Hold strategy: 10 equity asset classes, why it started in 1994‑95, and how four‑ and two‑fund variations stack up. Sound Investing Portfolio Returns (1970-2024) 50/50  and  Sound Investing Portfolio Returns (1970-2024) 70/30Paul backs every takeaway with real‑world data—from DFA, Avantis, Vanguard, and Russell indexes—illustrating how disciplined asset allocation can tame the brutal drawdowns that crush performance when investors chase recent winners. You'll hear why trend‑following protected clients in 1987, how dividends rescued returns in the 1966–1981 “go‑nowhere” market, and why low‑cost indexing plus global value exposure remain his bedrock recommendations.Got a question for Paul's hourly‑advisor panel? Email it before July 31 and help shape the conversation on transparent, client‑first advice.Listen now to sharpen your strategy—whether you're building wealth, 20 years from retirement, or fine‑tuning a 50/50 portfolio in your 60s.

Blake Murphy and Julia Kreuz recap a wild Tuesday including two losses, Chad Green getting DFA'd, Seranthony Dominguez's crazy day and what he adds to the Blue Jays. MLB InsiderJim Bowden (30:05) discusses the addition of Dominguez, the starter and reliever pitching market and how active he's expecting the deadline to be. Craig Goldstein (50:00) of Baseball Prospectus gives his thought on Dominguez's playoff track record and what moves the Los Angeles Dodgers might make. Lastly, Blake and Julia take your texts (1:19:30) on players who could become Blue Jays before 6pm on Thursday and how concerning the 4-game losing streak is.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

In Hour 1, Tom Ackerman breaks down the Cardinals' 2025 season, trade deadline strategies, and their focus on developing young players for 2026 and beyond. He reviews this year's Hall of Fame inductees including Ichiro Suzuki and CC Sabathia while looking ahead to the 2028 class featuring Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina. Ackerman also examines the Cardinals Padres incident involving Wilson Contreras, team tensions, and player reactions. St. Louis CITY SC's recent struggles are discussed before Kirk Herbstreit joins to talk about Purina Pro Plan's “Fueled By” series, his personal connection to dogs, and the upcoming college football season. In Hour 2, Ackerman covers the Cardinals vs Padres lineup, MLB trade updates involving the Yankees, Royals, Mets, and Mariners, NASCAR and IndyCar results, and Caitlin Clark's latest game. Lutz Pfannenstiel shares his take on CITY SC's first half strength, second half struggles, and new player integration ahead of their Aston Villa friendly. John Mozeliak outlines the Cardinals' trade deadline plans focused on pitching prospects Michael McGreevy, Gordon Graceffo, Forrest Swanson, and Quinn Matthews while discussing Eric Fedde's DFA and the club's wild card push. Bernie Miklasz analyzes the National League wild card race, the Cardinals' pitching issues, possible trades, and the transition in the team's baseball operations leadership.

In this hour, Tom Ackerman covers the Cardinals vs. Padres lineup, key MLB trade updates involving the Yankees, Royals, Mets, and Mariners, recent Hall of Fame inductions, NASCAR and IndyCar results, and Caitlin Clark's latest game. Lutz Pfannenstiel discusses St. Louis CITY SC's first-half strength, second-half struggles, and integration of new players ahead of their Aston Villa friendly. John Mozeliak shares the Cardinals' trade deadline strategy, with a focus on pitching, minor league prospects like Michael McGreevy, Gordon Graceffo, Forrest Swanson, and Quinn Matthews, as well as Eric Fedde's DFA and the team's push for a wild card spot. Bernie Miklasz analyzes the National League wild card race, the Cardinals' starting pitching issues, possible trade scenarios, and the transition in the team's baseball operations leadership.

In Episode 477, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig chat about parades and then discuss five mostly baseball topics. 1. Well come on, roll with me 'til the sun goes down: The Rangers have won a few games in a row, thus are now AL Wild Card contenders. 2. Say No! To Michigan: The Tigers on the other hand have hit the skids, but are still well above the AL Wild Card race.  3. Everything Must Perhaps Go: There are trade rumors. They aren't even interesting trade rumors. 4. Around the Horn: Pitchers getting DFA'd, optioned, and injured. 5. Craig's favorite game is back.Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.                                           Our theme tune is by Jawn Stockton. You can listen to him on Spotify and Apple Music  Spotify: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_SpotifyApple Music: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_AM

Tom and Pat talk about Erick Fedde's DFA, what this says about about John Mozeliak's legacy, and how it defines an era of malaise in Cardinal baseball. Pat shares a Twitter spat he got into with regional journalist titan, Jim Hayes. Read our articles here: https://the-worst-blog-in-baseball.comFollow us on Twitter: @worstfanspod, @WorstFansTom, @WorstFansJosh, @budterracebro, @WorstFansNik, @patliacci

(00:00-12:19) Yearning for Tim. Wellington is a team first guy. Oldest caddy on tour. Looper on looper crime. Tony Vitello, head coach of the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team and Kyle Gibson will be joining us today. Uncrustables are omnipresent on the tour. Wellington won't try a peanut butter and mayonnaise. How bout them Cardinals? Rockies first shutout win in 220 games.(12:28-36:09) The Cardinals are coming, Doug. Tough series in Denver. Audio of Oli Marmol talking about yesterday being the worst the team has played all year. Sell everything. Weatherholt raking in Memphis. Would a Padres sweep surprise you? We're here to be your safe space. Chairman was waiting to wear his Padres hat. Bryson's face turn. Let me bend your ear, Doug. People want something new. Doug is anti fly fishing.(36:19-50:08) How will history remember the Erick Fedde era? DFA'd both players you got in the Tommy Edman trade. Hunting and skeet shooting. Chairman taught Spanish for 13 years because he fell in love with a foreign exchange teacher.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, Nate and Ben talk Canada and the Savannah Bananas, then it's all Cardinals: Gorman hits the IL, trade chatter heats up, and the rotation continues to fall apart while the bullpen thrives. They break down Pallante's Jekyll-and-Hyde sinker, discuss Fedde's DFA as the news breaks, and preview the upcoming Padres and Marlins series. Plus, league news, Rich Hill makes history, and a Wrigley fan goes all in for a souvenir.Have a question or comment for the show? Text or leave us a voicemail at: (848) 48-BIRDS (848-482-4737)Talking About Birds is listener supported on Patreon. Support the show and join our private discord server at: www.patreon.com/talkingaboutbirds.

– MLB Trade Deadline Rounduppp!– The silver lining of Erick Fedde taking these starts.– Listener reaction to Erick Fedde's DFA.– BK & Ferrario RewindSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hour 1 After last night's entertaining MLB All-Star Game, Boomer and Gio discussed the impending trade season. Boomer believes the Yankees and Mets should be aggressive in pursuing a championship, citing the Yankees' DFA of DJ LeMahieu as a signal of their intent. Gio recalled the Mets' 2000 acquisition of Mike Bordick. Jerry's first update covered the All-Star Game swing-off and Boomer's disappointment in star non-participation. Sauce Gardner extended his contract with the Jets, while Terry McLaurin of the Commanders remains without one. In the final segment, Gio reminisced about the 2009 “Balloon Boy” hoax and a caller inquired about swingers using loofahs. They also discussed Hooters' potential business struggles. Hour 2 The hour begins with calls about The Villages, including one caller claiming his in-laws started a swingers club there and explaining its workings. He then adds a Jason Giambi/Mike Francesa joke. Jerry provides an update after more calls about The Villages, and Gio explains loofah colors. We'll miss Eddie and his drops. The MLB all-star game featured a unique swing-off and a recreation of Hank Aaron's 715th home run. Sauce Gardner will be a Jet long-term. Shaq threatened RG3 over Angel Reese posts. Terry McLaurin wants a new contract. Boomer explains escrow via Eddie. Jerry concludes with Florida sex talk. In the final segment, Boomer and Gio learn Al used Grok for vacation planning and shared a "Fat Girls Hiking" book image, which Gio investigates. A caller stuck in The Villages during COVID described older residents trying to sleep with him and his girlfriend. Hour 3 The hour begins with calls about The Villages, including one caller claiming his in-laws started a swingers club there and explaining its workings. He then adds a Jason Giambi/Mike Francesa joke. Jerry provides an update after more calls about The Villages, and Gio explains loofah colors. We'll miss Eddie and his drops. The MLB all-star game featured a unique swing-off and a recreation of Hank Aaron's 715th home run. Sauce Gardner will be a Jet long-term. Shaq threatened RG3 over Angel Reese posts. Terry McLaurin wants a new contract. Boomer explains escrow via Eddie. Jerry concludes with Florida sex talk. In the final segment, Boomer and Gio learn Al used Grok for vacation planning and shared a "Fat Girls Hiking" book image, which Gio investigates. A caller stuck in The Villages during COVID described older residents trying to sleep with him and his girlfriend. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio discuss Arch Manning's NFL draft future and potential top-picking teams. Hoodie Allen calls in, discussing his new single and Jets fandom, aspiring to be the Ben Stiller of Jets fans. Jerry's final update covers Hoodie Allen, golf in bad weather, Wyndham Clark's anger management, Pete Alonso's home run, Edwin Diaz's ABS win, and extensions for Sauce Gardner and Terry McLaurin. The Moment of The Day features loofah color codes and swingers. The show concludes with NBA players on vacation and Boomer challenging Gio to row across South Bay.

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): Things were starting to turn around for the Yankees with Cody's DP in Citi Field and a 5 game winning streak but the Bombers dropped the final two games heading into the All-Star Break. Also, in a Smart or Yankees moment, the Yankees actually chose smart finally DFA'ing DJ LeMahieu. 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

Things were starting to turn around for the Yankees with Cody's DP in Citi Field and a 5 game winning streak but the Bombers dropped the final two games heading into the All-Star Break. Also, in a Smart or Yankees moment, the Yankees actually chose smart finally DFA'ing DJ LeMahieu. 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

In Episode 104 of Chase for 28, Chris welcomes back longtime co-host AJ Bianco for a much-needed shot of optimism after a scorching 5–0 week from the Yankees. Together, they reflect on DJ LeMahieu's surprising DFA, Clark Schmidt's Tommy John surgery, Jazz Chisholm's All-Star nod and Home Run Derby entry, and Cam Schlittler's promising MLB debut.The guys also preview potential trade deadline targets, debate the best third base fit (McMahon? Suarez?), and consider the risk/reward of short-term pitching rentals like Zac Gallen or Freddy Peralta. Plus: Judge tossed AJ a ball (!), the trivia streak continues, and AJ makes a strong case for why the Yankees still might be the best bet in the American League.Key Topics Discussed:⚾ Yankees go 5–0 since last episode (53–41, 1.5 GB in AL East)

Dylan Cease with another awful outing. Mike Shildt with a cry for help with this roster…Maldonado needs to be DFA'd today

Today's word of the day is ‘abhorrent' as in the NFL as in the NFLPA as in collusion as in appeal as in firings. This is how this ends. Pablo Torre had broken this story wide open two weeks ago, and now the NFLPA is not happy. The players union will try and appeal this decision now. How does it end? (17:50) The Yankees have DFA'd DJ LeMahieu and owe him $22 million. Brian Cashman then met the media to explain the decision, talk about the trade deadline, and defend Anthony Volpe. (35:00) Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. (38:00) Apple may go all in on Formula 1 US rights. Whoa. (42:30) Automated balls-strikes is coming for the MLB All-Star Game. Uh oh. Is this what players don't want? Do they want it? Is this a small test to get us all ready for next year? (49:00) NPPOD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘abhorrent' as in the NFL as in the NFLPA as in collusion as in appeal as in firings. This is how this ends. Pablo Torre had broken this story wide open two weeks ago, and now the NFLPA is not happy. The players union will try and appeal this decision now. How does it end? (17:50) The Yankees have DFA'd DJ LeMahieu and owe him $22 million. Brian Cashman then met the media to explain the decision, talk about the trade deadline, and defend Anthony Volpe. (35:00) Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. (38:00) Apple may go all in on Formula 1 US rights. Whoa. (42:30) Automated balls-strikes is coming for the MLB All-Star Game. Uh oh. Is this what players don't want? Do they want it? Is this a small test to get us all ready for next year? (49:00) NPPOD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Yankees finally moved Jazz Chisholm to second and DFA'd DJ LeMahieu. C-Mac said it feels like a cleansing period after 3 weeks of a disaster. The Yankees still need to add bullpen arms according to C-Mac. We also talked about the Mets as they get ready for a double header today against the Orioles. C-Lo returned for his final update of the day and started with the Yankees win over the Mariners as Jazz hit two homers. Brian Cashman said he's not counting Anthony Volpe out and still expects big things from him this season. Cashman also talked about the need for relievers and a third baseman. We heard a clip from the Netflix series, ‘Quarterback', involving a furious Joe Burrow during a game. Kirk Cousins goes to ‘Great Clips' for his haircuts. Deion Sanders won't give us any information on his health condition. We heard from Mike Brown as he seems to like to reference the dating lives of players. The Moment of The Day: WFAN needs a text line. In the final segment of the show, Jerry quizzes Al to see how much he knows about C-Mac. He ended up working at WFAN because he ran into Monzo and Marc Malusis in Las Vegas.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour discussing Coach Prime’s comments at the Big 12 media day. Stink declares war on Stoke. The morning crew take on The Drive’s trivia challenge after a week off for the holidays. The guys wrap up their trivia challenge before they pivot to lighter topics like Livvy Dunne’s dispute with the New York old money and DJ’s DFA. Mike, Stoke, and Stink finish today’s show with a very stupid article and the immaculate vibes Mike is getting from the Bo-Payton partnership.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open the second hour calling for 4-5 more years of Coach Prime before hearing from one of the newest Nuggets talk about how much he’s looking forward to playing with Nikola Jokic. Mike and Stoke debate which QB had the best season ever after a Fox Sports article got it wrong. Mike tells us about the morning struggle bus before they dig into What’s Trending like the over/unders for the big college teams, golf fights, a 2K cover controversy, old money being stingy, and DJ’s DFA.

A very busy week for the Yankees and it's not all good. In this episode we dive into the news that Clarke Schmidt will be receiving season-ending Tommy John surgery as well as the Yankees finally DFA'ing DJ LeMahieu. We break down how this will impact the rest of the season and the Yankees' recent winning streak. Make sure you subscribe to stay up on all our podcasts this summer. Go Yankees!

0:00 - Are you a fan of the Savannah Bananas? Do you like Banana Ball? Or is it an insult to the sport of baseball? 19:51 - Rick George thinks CU should play Nebraska in football every year because it's "good for the game." CU fans of the world - if you could only pick one...would you rather play CSU or Nebraska every year?36:01 - Our old Rockies friend DJ LeMahieu got DFA'd by the Yankees. Most people look at Arenado getting shipped off to St. Louis as the beginning of the end. Vic says it was actually losing DJ. 

MITCH CANHAM (Oregon State Head Baseball Coach) joins the show ahead of the MLB Draft to give us his thoughts on the draft from a coach's perspective and some insight on the Beaver player's that could be getting drafted. Aiva Arquette could potentially be a Mariner with the 3rd pick, so what kind of player would we be getting? How pumped would Mitch be to see Arquette in a Mariners uniform? We get Mitch's thoughts on the Mariners and the impact of sports in Seattle. :30- ABCs of the Mariners - C is for Cole Young who got his first major league home run last night- how does Bucky feel about the rookie so far? - D is for DJ LeMahieu who was DFA'd by the Yankees- do we have any interest in him as a Mariner? - E is for egregious- was it egregious for Devers to not show up to infield drills when Will Clark took the time to come help :45- Caitlin Clark is flat out having a rough year…

Is the Mets' "Big Three" of Juan Soto, Francisco Lindor, and Pete Alonso enough to win it all, or do they desperately need another big bat? Sal's convinced the pitching staff can't carry them, especially with Clay Holmes hitting an alarming innings limit that could spell disaster! And speaking of disasters, the Yankees' decision to shove DJ LeMahieu to the bench has BT fuming, demanding the washed-up infielder be DFA'd immediately. But the fireworks truly ignite when they dissect Mike Brown's introductory press conference as the new Knicks head coach. BT rips into Brown's "word salad" and "coach speak," declaring him an uninspiring hire, while Sal argues his offensive prowess and fresh energy are exactly what the Knicks need. Plus, Juan Soto's jaw-dropping comments about All-Star money will leave you speechless! You won't want to miss this no-holds-barred discussion that's guaranteed to have you yelling at your radio!

On this week's podcast, we dive into my fascinating six-month journey with AI, exploring how tools like ChatGPT are revolutionizing access to information and informed guidance. Drawing inspiration from Seth Godin's insightful piece, "Education is Free, Learning is Expensive," we'll discuss why true learning demands commitment and effort, especially in today's information-rich world.I've discovered AI's power extends far beyond simple fact-checking. It's a game-changer for understanding diverse perspectives, even helping me tailor advice to different generations. My goal is to help you leverage this incredible tool to build a better financial future.We'll also gain some valuable perspective on investment returns, especially after the unique first half of the year. While six months isn't a long-term indicator, it's certainly given us plenty to discuss! Many are wondering if now's the time to jump into international equities, especially as they've shown unexpected strength.Understanding Diversification and Long-Term InvestingI'll share my philosophy on successful long-term investing as a buy-and-holder: identifying equity asset classes that offer a premium for risk and grow faster than inflation. We'll examine the "ultimate buy and hold portfolio," which strategically blends U.S. and international equities, and analyze its performance over the past six months, comparing it to other popular strategies from Vanguard and DFA.You'll be surprised to see how closely Avantis and DFA ETFs performed, despite some significant individual fund differences. We'll also delve into the fascinating relationship between the U.S. dollar's value and international equity performance. For a deeper dive, I highly recommend checking out this illuminating table from Brandes Investment Partners: https://www.brandes.com/insights/chart-of-the-week/us-dollar-and-international-equities-03312023. It clearly illustrates how the dollar's strength and weakness correlate with international returns, offering historical examples of how these trends ebb and flow. Chasing returns isn't the answer, but a diversified, buy-and-hold approach can significantly reduce volatility and smooth out your equity returns—a major advantage, especially for retirees.The Allure and Nuance of Long-Term ReturnsWe'll then shift our focus to long-term performance data, specifically looking at the last 15 years through June 2025. You might be surprised to learn how the S&P 500, growth stocks, and even Berkshire Hathaway have compounded over this period, and how these returns compare to historical averages and expectations. While U.S. growth has been a clear winner recently, we'll discuss why historical norms suggest a different long-term outcome for value and small-cap stocks.I'll also address the popular Total Market Index and offer a candid take on whether it truly outperforms the S&P 500 for those not seeking broader diversification. We'll explore why, in some cases, a simpler approach might be just as effective, or even more so.The Power of Information and Future ToolsFinally, I'll emphasize how today's access to free information from sources like Morningstar empowers you to conduct research that was unimaginable just decades ago. Plus, I'll give you a sneak peek at a new, exciting, and largely free tool coming soon from AtlasETF.com, which will allow you to easily test different portfolio strategies.Join me as we explore these crucial topics and continue to empower you on your journey to becoming a more successful long-term investor.What are your thoughts on using AI for financial planning? We'd love to hear from you!

Jordan, Brian and Jack recap another series loss for the Boston Red Sox, who faced the Toronto Blue Jays over the weekend.Brayan Bello was not very good, but pitched to a quality start; Lucas Giolito was absolutely money and Walker Buehler continued his descent into DFA fodder. As for the offense, they scored 18 over the weekend -- but 15 came on Saturday.The trio talks about the continued looming questions about the outfield logjam and potential fits for Jarren Duran, as well as pondering if this team still has a real shot at postseason contention in 2025.Make sure to follow us on Twitter, @ThePeskyReport. We are officially a part of Beyond The MonsterTwitter: @BeyondtheMnstrSubstack: https://beyondthemonster.substack.com/ Intro Music: DannyEBTracks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOQyRmgJqHji6ItvllZmYg

Welcome to Cincy Sports Scene Podcast Episode #136!

Iván Herrera hits the IL with a hammy strain, and Thomas Saggese gets the call-up. The Cards also snag Garrett Hampson off waivers while DFA'ing Jose Barrero. On the field, Burly is crushing June with a 161 wRC+ and just 8 Ks in 88 PAs—but Gormy's even hotter, slashing .289/.385/.607 with 5 bombs. Libby and Fedde are locked in, Maton's untouchable, and Andre Granillo grabs his first MLB win and save. We preview the road trip to Cleveland and Pittsburgh, shout out Cal Raleigh's historic homer binge, and check in on the latest from around the league. Have a question or comment for the show? Text or leave us a voicemail at: (848) 48-BIRDS (848-482-4737)Talking About Birds is listener supported on Patreon. Support the show and join our private discord server at: www.patreon.com/talkingaboutbirds.

Bob and Dave look at what last night’s win over the Twins did to the Mariners hopes of winning the AL West, they hear what some prominent national MLB analysts are saying about the Cal Raleigh’s chances of being named MVP, they hear what the other Seattle Sports hosts had to say about new Seahawks QB Sam Darnold and Rowdy Tellez being DFA’d in the Best of the Rest, and following Matt Brash’s first save this season they look at the current state of the Mariners bullpen. 

Nick Kirby and Craig Sandlin break down the Cincinnati Reds' thrilling victory over the New York Yankees on Monday night. They highlight the Reds' bullpen, which stifled the Yankees' lineup with crucial outs, and celebrate Elly De La Cruz's standout performance and Gavin Lux's growing power. The duo also praises Jake Fraley's stellar defense. They dive into major news, including Jeimer Candelario's DFA and injury updates on Hunter Greene and Austin Hays. Plus, they recap Monday's Reds minor league action and preview Tuesday's matchup against the Yankees.     Today's Episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Evx7XKxTwU&t=3s    DSC Commodities: https://deepsouthcommodities.com/    CALL OR TEXT 988 FOR HELP DAY OR NIGHT: https://mantherapy.org    OTHER CHATTERBOX PROGRAMING:   Off The Bench: https://otbthombrennaman.podbean.com/  Chatterbox Bengals: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chatterbox-bengals-a-cincinnati-bengals-nfl-podcast/id1652732141  Chatterbox Bearcats: https://chatterboxbearcats.podbean.com/  Dialed In with Thom Brennaman: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7VLxmcTTWV0ubHu_cSFdEDU  Chatterbox Man on the Street: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ye-HjJdmmQ&list=PLjPJjEFaBD7V0GOh595LyjumA0bZaqwh9&pp=iAQB   

Shannon Drayer joins Mike Salk to preview the Cubs series and discuss Luke Raley's return and Rowdy Tellez being DFA'd. Then, we discuss the Luke Raley's return, the M's pitching matchups for the weekend, the Kraken trading for Mason Marchment and the Pacers forcing a game 7 in the NBA Finals in Need to Know. Plus, we take your phone calls as we do every Friday.

We recap our Call it Now segment from the beginning of the Mariners series against the Red Sox. How did the guys do in their predictions for this Mariners team? // The Mariners are going to have to make a roster move if they want to bring Luke Raley back up to the big-league roster. Who is the odd man out between Canzone, Solano, and Tellez to either send down or DFA to make room? // John Schneider was on the “3 and Out” podcast and talked about how they had to completely change their original offseason plans. Trying to find and alternate option at QB after Geno Smith did not work out and talked about why he was upfront in saying they wanted to re-sign Geno. // Sweeping the Dial: John Schneider went in depth about the process of trying to get interviews with Mike Macdonald and Ben Johnson during the playoffs. Adam Schefter’s latest update on Trey Hendrickson and the Bengals. Kendrick Perkins, in an elimination game, says Tyrese Haliburton should sit out tonight

Something major happened in the NCAA this past Friday, the house settlement. Schools can now directly pay college athletes. MAJOR! Let's talk about what will happen next. Tanking. Lawsuits. Drama. Transfers. You name it. (18:00) Craig Kimbrel was DFA'd by after one game. Woof. Why did the Braves do this? (28:30) The Rays stadium may be fixed. More and more money being spent to fix The Trop. How fun. (34:30) Michael Jordan is in some trouble. This time in NASCAR. Let's talk about why he's in trouble and what could happen. (41:00) NBA expansion. Is it happening or not? Is Seattle and Vegas getting a team or not? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Something major happened in the NCAA this past Friday, the house settlement. Schools can now directly pay college athletes. MAJOR! Let's talk about what will happen next. Tanking. Lawsuits. Drama. Transfers. You name it. (18:00) Craig Kimbrel was DFA'd by after one game. Woof. Why did the Braves do this? (28:30) The Rays stadium may be fixed. More and more money being spent to fix The Trop. How fun. (34:30) Michael Jordan is in some trouble. This time in NASCAR. Let's talk about why he's in trouble and what could happen. (41:00) NBA expansion. Is it happening or not? Is Seattle and Vegas getting a team or not? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices