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In Episode 657 of The Valley Verdict, we deliver an Absolute Verdict on the NBA's 65-game rule and the devaluation of excellence. We also break down a wild 48 hours for the Phoenix Suns—from the frustration of the Lakers loss to a dominant 135-103 win over the Thunder where Ryan Dunn answered the bell.We review the D-backs' series against the Phillies, the impact of the Gabby Moreno injury, and the new era of pitching development under Assistant GM Jeremy Bleich. Plus, we analyze Kenny Dillingham's "intent vs. execution" comments following Saturday's ASU scrimmage.In this episode:00:00 - Welcome & Opening ThoughtsConnectivity, accountability, and why the "Standard" doesn't care about your feelings.12:56 - ABSOLUTE VERDICT: The All-NBA StandardThe 65-Game Filter: Why 79.2% availability is the bare minimum for excellence.The "Hall of Mediocre": Why we shouldn't lower the bar for stars just to make the league "look" better."Everything you want is on the other side of hard."17:05 - Suns: Heart, Hustle, and ReceiptsThe Jordan Goodwin Award: Reacting to Goodwin winning the Dan Majerle "Heart and Hustle" Award and his comments to Burns & Gambo.The Lakers Receipt: Playing the audio from K-Ray and Eddie Johnson validating my critique of Ryan Dunn's "borrowed time" hesitation.The Thunder Response: 135-103. 18 players out, but 8 of the "Immune Nine" suited up.The Ryan Dunn Statement: From tentative to a 20/10 double-double. Analyzing his response and his post-game comments to Amanda Pflugrad.Sound: Jordan Ott addresses the media after the back-to-back split.58:56 - D-backs: The Phillies Series & The Moreno Price TagGame 1: A 5-4 win behind Mike Soroka, but a massive loss as Gabby Moreno exits with back tightness.Sound: James McCann joins Jody Jackson to discuss stepping up in Moreno's absence.Game 2: A 4-3 heartbreaker. We hear from Assistant GM Jeremy Bleich on his mission to revamp and develop the D-backs' pitching staff.The Moreno Update: What we know about the back injury and the timeline for return.Game 3: Gritting out a 4-3 win to take the series.Sound: Torey Lovullo on the resilience of the roster and managing the rotation.1:21:58 - My "Immune Nine" MandateThe Postseason Policy: My definitive list of the only nine players who should be on the floor before Tuesday.The Ryan Dunn Challenge: A direct "stare down" with Ryan Dunn. Why these next two games are "get right" opportunities to return to the force and physicality of last season.The Couch Policy: Why everyone NOT on the list needs to prioritize rest, practice, and treatment.1:26:13 - ASU Football: The Scrimmage ReviewDefensive Focus: Reviewing the intensity of Tuesday's practice with LB Coach AJ Cooper and Thursday's session with DL Coach Diron Reynolds.The Dillingham Standard: Kenny Dillingham speaks to the media on the progress of the roster as they prepare for the Big 12 jump.The Verdict: Can Ryan Dunn find his aggressive edge before Tuesday, and is "Team-Ability" enough to keep the D-backs atop the NL West?

In Episode 656 of The Valley Verdict, we review a pivotal week for Arizona sports. From the Diamondbacks' "Team-Ability" in a series win over the Mets and Corbin Carroll's 500th game, to a definitive mandate for the Phoenix Suns rotation heading into the play-in.We examine why Eduardo Rodriguez finally found his rhythm for his first win of the season, why Paul Sewald's return is stabilizing the pen, and we react to the "Rest vs. Rust" debate with a hard-line stance on the Suns' rotation. Plus, we check in on the intensity at ASU football practice as Kenny Dillingham continues to set the Standard in Tempe.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeOpening thoughts on the shifting energy in the Valley and the importance of professional "Connectivity" as the postseason approaches.15:07 - D-backs: The Mets Series & "Team-Ability"Game 1 Breakdown: Reviewing the 4-3 heartbreaker in extras and reacting to Burns & Gambo's 10 takeaways after the first 10 games.Game 2 Bounce Back: Analyzing the 7-2 win and Corbin Carroll's 500th career game as a Diamondback.Sound: Corbin Carroll joins Jody Jackson on the floor; Torey Lovullo addresses the media on the team's resilience.Game 3 Statement: The massive 7th-inning explosion and Eduardo Rodriguez's first win of the season after a stretch of starts without run support.The National Spotlight: Reviewing Torey Lovullo and Paul Sewald's appearances on MLB Network regarding the team's "Team-Ability."Sound: Torey Lovullo speaks to the media on the collective effort and the "Team-Ability" factor.1:12:17 - Suns: The State of the UnionThe Debate: Reacting to Burns & Gambo on whether the Suns should rest players to prepare for the play-in.Roster Uncertainty: Examining why the starting five is still undetermined and the impact of Dillon Brooks' postseason reputation.The Bigger Problem: Reacting to Bickley & Marotta on the Suns' place in the current NBA landscape.1:21:58 - My "Immune Nine" MandateThe Postseason Policy: My definitive list of the only nine players who should be on the floor before Tuesday.The Ryan Dunn Challenge: A direct "stare down" with Ryan Dunn. Why these next two games are "get right" opportunities to return to the force and physicality of last season.The Couch Policy: Why everyone NOT on the list needs to prioritize rest, practice, and treatment.1:26:13 - ASU Football: The Practice StandardDefensive Focus: Reviewing the intensity of Tuesday's practice with LB Coach AJ Cooper and Thursday's session with DL Coach Diron Reynolds.The Dillingham Standard: Kenny Dillingham speaks to the media on the progress of the roster as they prepare for the Big 12 jump.The Verdict: Can Ryan Dunn find his aggressive edge before Tuesday, and is "Team-Ability" enough to keep the D-backs atop the NL West?

In Episode 654 of The Valley Verdict, we review a week of high-stakes shifts and local heartbreaks. From the Diamondbacks' resilient series split with the Braves and the devastating injury to Jordan Lawlar, to the Phoenix Suns' search for a defensive identity on the road, the Standard is being re-evaluated.We examine the impact of a 25-year drought in Tucson, the walk-off energy of Ketel Marte at Chase Field, and why the "Standard" in Tempe is reaching a new level of intensity following Saturday night's scrimmage.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeOpening thoughts on a rollercoaster week for Arizona sports and the "Surprising Answer" I gave a family member regarding the Final Four.11:50 - U of A Basketball: The Rivalry StandardThe Tommy Lloyd Standard: Reviewing the Final Four loss to Michigan and Tommy Lloyd's address to the media.The 25-Year Heartbreak: A look at the history of the program since the Lute Olson era in 2001 and why a Sun Devil can respect the coach without liking the school.The Troll Moment: Why the Standard in Tucson is safe... unless a certain job in North Carolina opens up.31:24 - D-backs: The Braves Split & The Lawlar BlowThe Roster Shift: Torey Lovullo joins Burns & Gambo to break the news that Jordan Lawlar will miss multiple games with a broken wrist suffered in the 17-2 loss.Series Review: Analyzing the 17-2 and 2-0 losses followed by the 2-1 and 6-5 comeback victories.The Walk-Off Energy: Ketel Marte joins Todd Walsh and Mark Grace after his game-winning double to secure the series split.Sound: Torey Lovullo addresses the media regarding the team's resilience against a powerhouse Braves roster.1:13:58 - Suns: Finding the Defensive IdentityThe Road Search: Reacting to Bickley & Marotta asking how the Phoenix Suns can fix their defensive identity and get back on track before the postseason.The Charlotte Slide: Reviewing the 127-107 loss and Jordan Ott's address to the media regarding the lack of intensity.The Chicago Correction: Analyzing the 120-110 win to finish the road trip 2-2.Sound: Jordan Goodwin speaks with Amanda Pflugrad on the floor; Coach Jordan Ott speaks to the media on the defensive bounce-back.1:54:03 - ASU Football: The Saturday Night ScrimmageThe Dillingham Standard: Kenny Dillingham speaks to the media following Saturday night's high-intensity scrimmage under the lights.Examining the progress of the roster and the culture shift in Tempe as the Sun Devils prepare for the Big 12 jump.The Verdict: Can the D-backs maintain their connectivity without Jordan Lawlar, and did the Suns finally find their defensive floor in Chicago?

In Episode 653 of The Valley Verdict, we review a massive turnaround in the desert. From the Diamondbacks securing a home sweep against Detroit to the Phoenix Suns facing a "Massive Problem" on the road in Orlando, the Standard is being put to the test.We examine the emergence of Jose Fernandez as a late-inning force, the executive perspective on the D-backs' young core, and the intensity shifting in Tempe as ASU Football continues spring practice.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeOpening thoughts on the momentum shift in the Valley and the reality of a series sweep at Chase Field.13:04 - D-backs: The Breakdown of the SweepThe Soroka Standard: More reaction from Michael Soroka, who joined Burns & Gambo to discuss his transition into the rotation anchor.The Jose Fernandez Arrival: Reviewing the 7-5 comeback win on the back of Jose Fernandez.Sound: Jose Fernandez joins Todd Walsh and Mark Grace post-game, plus his address to the media in the locker room.Sound: Torey Lovullo speaks to the media regarding the bullpen's resilience.Reaction: Bickley & Marotta react to the impact and intensity of Jose Fernandez.Executive View: Assistant GM Amiel Sawdaye joins Wolf & Luke to talk about Jose Fernandez and the development of the D-backs' young stars.The 1-0 Shutout: From being swept in LA to getting the sweep at home. Analyzing the defensive connectivity that secured the victory.Sound: Corbin Carroll joins Todd Walsh and Mark Grace post-game, plus his session with the media in the locker room following his 1st-inning home run.Sound: Torey Lovullo speaks to the media after the game to wrap up the series.1:22:00 - Suns: The "Massive Problem" AnalysisRecap: Suns drop a close road contest to the Magic, 115-111, in the second night of a back-to-back.Sound: Coach Jordan Ott speaks to the media regarding the defensive lapses and road execution.The Big Question: Reacting to Burns & Gambo asking, "Do the Phoenix Suns have a massive problem?"1:43:34 - ASU Football: Spring IntensityThe Dillingham Standard: Kenny Dillingham and TE coach Jason Mohns speak to the media following Tuesday's spring practice.Examining the culture shift and the physical intensity on the grass as the Sun Devils prepare for the Big 12.The Verdict: Is the D-backs' ability to secure a 1-0 shutout the ultimate proof of their identity, or is the Suns' road fatigue a sign of a deeper structural failure?

Episode 650 of The Valley Verdict tackles the "Identity Crisis" in fandom before auditing a tough opening series for the Diamondbacks in LA. We break down the "Mascot Trap" in the Absolute Verdict, recap a busy week for ASU Football including Pro Day and Spring Practice, and analyze the D-backs' 0-3 start against the Dodgers.In this episode:00:00 - Welcome10:53 - THE ABSOLUTE VERDICT: The Mascot TrapThe Gavel falls on fans who refuse to let actors move past their characters. From Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow to Dillon "The Villain" Brooks and Freddie Freeman, we discuss why respecting the professional identity is a baseline requirement for high-IQ fandom.16:15 - ASU Football: Spring Ball & Pro DaySpring Practice Day 4 & 5: Hearing from Kenny Dillingham and the RB Coach following Thursday's session and Saturday night's practice.The Next Level: A full recap of ASU's Pro Day. We hear from Dillingham, Jordyn Tyson, Xavion Alford, Keith Abney, and Keyshaun Elliott as they showcase their talent for NFL scouts.1:16:40 - D-backs Series Audit: The LA TestThe Box Score: Auditing the 0-3 sweep in LA (2-8, 4-5, 2-3). We look past the scores to find the structural trends.Torey's Take: Reacting to Torey Lovullo's Friday appearance on Burns and Gambo and his raw post-game comments following the series sweep.The Forecast: Is this Opening Day noise or a bullpen trend we need to worry about?The Verdict: The D-backs hit a wall in LA, but is the season in the "Mascot Trap" or just getting started?

From a narrow two-point loss to the defending champs to the electric atmosphere of Opening Day in LA, Episode 649 breaks down the fine margins in the Valley. We analyze the Suns' struggle to contain Jokic, the risky bullpen decisions for the Diamondbacks, and wrap up the show with my own bold predictions for the 2026 MLB season.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeOpening Day is finally here. We look at the energy in the Valley as the D-backs prepare for the Dodgers and the fallout from the Suns' narrow loss to Denver.12:18 - Phoenix Suns: The Test Against DenverThe Heartbreak: Breaking down the 125-123 loss at home. We look at how Nikola Jokic controlled the game with a massive 23-17-17 triple-double and hear from Jordan Ott on the defensive adjustments.The One Flaw: Reacting to Burns and Gambo on the one specific issue that could derail the Suns' postseason plans. Are we seeing a talent ceiling or a chemistry issue?44:16 - ASU Football: Spring Practice Day 3Special Teams Focus: We hear from Kenny Dillingham, Bryan Carrington, Jack Nudo, and Michael Scifres. We focus on the specialists and how the kicking game is being built for the jump to the Big 12.1:15:49 - Arizona Diamondbacks: Opening Day in LAThe Bullpen Risk: Reacting to Wolf and Luke on the risky moves made before the Dodgers series. Is the relief core ready for the bright lights?Bold Predictions: Reacting to Burns and Gambo's take on the rotation and Gambo's call for Ryne Nelson to make the All-Star team.The Magic of Day 1: Bickley and Marotta discuss why Opening Day brings a unique sense of hope and how the D-backs plan to kick off this 2026 run.1:58:00 - My Bold Predictions: The 2026 D-backsThe Final Ruling: I close the show with my own set of bold predictions for the season. From Zac Gallen's "prove-it" masterclass and Ketel Marte's MVP statement to why the media has this rotation all wrong.The Verdict: With the Suns pushing the champs to the brink and the D-backs locking in their roster for LA, is the Valley's identity ready for the ultimate test?

From a program-defining hire in Tempe to the Suns finally snapping their losing streak at home, Episode 648 breaks down the biggest shifts in the Valley. We look at the first week of ASU Spring Football, the 26-man roster decisions for the Diamondbacks, and wrap things up with a brand new edition of The Valley Pulse.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeSetting the stage for a massive day in Arizona sports. We look at the return of a local legend to ASU and the urgency of the Suns' final stretch at the Mortgage Matchup Center.10:30 - ASU Football: Spring Practice Day 2The Foundation: We hear from Kenny Dillingham, Marcus Arroyo, and Brian Ward following the second day of spring ball. We look at the energy of the new staff and how the roster is coming together for the Big 12 jump.37:17 - Phoenix Suns: Snapping the StreakThe Heartbreak: A look back at the 108-105 loss to the Bucks to start the home stand and what Jordan Ott had to say about the missed opportunities late in the game.The Bounce Back: The Suns finally snap a five-game skid with a 120-98 win over the Raptors. We hear on-court reaction from Devin Booker, locker room thoughts from Ryan Dunn, and Jordan Ott's take on getting back in the win column.1:13:32 - Arizona Diamondbacks: The 26-Man RosterThe Choices: Reacting to Burns and Gambo on whether the D-backs made the right calls with the opening day roster. We look at the bench depth and the pitching staff as they prepare to head to LA.1:25:23 - ASU Basketball: The Randy Bennett EraThe Savior?: Reacting to Bickley and Marotta on the hiring of Randy Bennett. Can the Mesa native and St. Mary's legend turn around a program that has struggled for consistency for decades?1:36:30 - The Valley Pulse: Top 5 RankingThe Countdown: We rank the top five stories in the Valley right now. From Devin Booker's historic March 24th magic to the homecoming of Randy Bennett, we count down what everyone is talking about today.The Verdict: With a coaching legend back in Tempe and the Suns finally finding a rhythm at home, has the momentum in the Valley officially shifted?

Gambo joins Wolf and Luke to discuss Arizona State men's basketball hiring Randy Bennett as their new head coach.

The Phoenix Suns are facing a crossroads on the road. From a measuring-stick loss against the Timberwolves to the mounting off-court distractions of Dillon Brooks, Episode 647 analyzes the factors behind the recent slump. We analyze the "Superstar Whistle" discrepancy, the missing "Dawg Mentality," and transition to Tempe where Kenny Dillingham is setting the Standard for the 2026 Spring Football season.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeSetting the stage for a high-stakes week in the Valley. We look at the temperature of the Suns' rotation and the shifting expectations for the roster.13:46 - Phoenix Suns: State of the RotationAnalyzing the immediate fallout from the loss to the Timberwolves. We look at the friction of the rotation and why the road trip has tested the team's connectivity.23:24 - Video Reaction: The Superstar WhistleReacting to John Lund and Mitch Vareldzis on the free throw discrepancy between Devin Booker and Jaylen Brown. Does the name on the back of the jersey dictate the call on the floor?33:35 - THE ABSOLUTE VERDICT: The Whistle StandardHanding down the ruling on the "Company Man" officiating culture. We discuss Scott Foster, the "long since believed" theories on league influence, and the Dallas/Cooper Flagg "Receipt" that has fans questioning the integrity of the game.40:00 - Video Reaction: The 9-10 SlumpReacting to Burns and Gambo on the statistical inversion of the Suns' defense and the struggle to find rhythm since February 1st.49:10 - The Identity Shift: The "Dawg Mentality" FactorLong-form analysis on why the Suns are missing the intensity of a player like Jae Crowder. We look at the positive side of Dillon Brooks' impact—the "Identity Anchor" this team needs on the floor to maintain the Standard.54:24 - Video Reaction: The Dillon Brooks ReportsReacting to the latest off-court reports regarding Dillon Brooks. We look at why discipline is symptomatic and why these headlines are a distraction the locker room cannot afford.1:02:30 - WHO'S GOT THE BEEF? (PT. 2): Dillon Brooks ArrestBrought to you by MOOYAH Burgers. Flipping the coin on Dillon Brooks. We analyze the friction caused by 85 in a 45 and why off-court discipline is the only way to ensure on-court execution.1:08:34 - ASU Football: The Dillingham StandardKenny Dillingham speaks to the media ahead of the 2026 Spring Football season. We analyze the energy in Tempe and the foundation being built for the next era of Sun Devil Football.The Verdict: Is the Suns' slump a talent issue, or is the missing "Dawg Mentality" the only thing standing between them and a deep postseason run?

As the Bobby Hurley era officially draws to a close, Episode 645 analyzes the weight of his legacy against the uncertainty of the future. We break down the "Gambo 5" candidates and provide a deep-dive analysis of Bobby Hurley's final statement to the Sun Devil faithful—closing the book on an 11-year journey that redefined the program's standard.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeSetting the stage for a day of reflection in the Valley. We analyze the friction between the end of a coaching era and the immediate pivot toward the next chapter of Sun Devil basketball.18:48 - ASU Basketball: The Final ChapterReflections from the Podium: We hear from Bobby Hurley, Moe Odum, and Allen Mukeba as they process the finality of the season and their time in Tempe.The Legacy Receipt: Breaking down the factors behind Hurley's tenure—delivering 3 of the program's 8 NCAA Tournament appearances over the last 45 years.The Thank You Narrative: Reacting to Cam Cox of 12 News and CBS Sports on why the Valley should appreciate the Hurley years despite the friction of the exit.The Gambo 5: We analyze the strategy behind the potential candidates, including Randy Bennett, Jerrod Calhoun, Jase Coburn, Eric Olen, and Josh Schertz.56:34 - The Final Word: The Statement of RecordAnalyzing the Goodbye: We read and break down Bobby Hurley's official statement line-by-line.The "Stronger Place" Receipt: We examine his claim that the program is in a "stronger place now than when I arrived" and analyze what that foundation means for the Big 12 era.11 Years of Friction: Reflecting on the journey from the pandemic to the NIL landscape and the conference realignment that defined his tenure.The Verdict: With 3 Tournament appearances in 9 years, did Bobby Hurley maximize the potential of ASU Basketball, or is the "Gambo 5" the key to a ceiling we haven't seen yet?

From the "Lackluster" start of NFL Free Agency to the incredible recovery of Corbin Carroll, Episode 643 audits a day of massive shifts in the Valley. We break down the Cardinals' new-look backfield, the rise of the Suns' rookie duo, and the "Game Over" reports surrounding Bobby Hurley as ASU pulls off a miracle win over Baylor in the Big 12 Tournament.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeA mid-week audit on a day of total transition. We recap the state of the Valley from the 406 to the 602 and set the stage for a busy recording session.18:46 - D-backs: The Corbin MiracleCould Corbin Carroll return in time for Opening Day?: We react to the question posed by Burns & Gambo following the reports of Carroll's timeline-defying recovery from a handmate bone injury.The Farm Director's View: We hear from Chris Slivka on the accountability standard that allowed a franchise cornerstone to beat the odds.40:40 - Cardinals: Lackluster LogicThe Malik Willis Pivot: Reacting to the breaking news that Malik Willis is headed to Miami, not Arizona.The Minshew Era: We analyze the signings of Gardner Minshew, Tyler Allgeier, and Kendrick Bourne. Is this a "Safe" floor or a sign of stagnant ambition?The Quarterback Room: Reacting to the concerns raised by Bickley & Marotta, Wolf, Luke, Burns, and Gambo regarding the depth behind the reset.1:18:38 - ASU Basketball: The Lame Duck MiracleThe Baylor Upset: Recapping the Sun Devils' gritty win in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament early this morning.The Hurley Report: Analyzing the reports that Bobby Hurley will not be retained and the reality of a locker room playing for a coach on his way out.1:28:36 - Suns: The Rookie SurgeProtecting the Fortress: We recap the wins over the Pelicans and Hornets to finish the home stand 2-1.The Next Generation: Hear from Devin Booker, Khaman Maluach, and Rasheer Fleming on the court and in the media room.The Calling Card: Jordan Ott speaks to the team and the media on why defense is officially the Suns' identity. Plus, a shout-out to Haywood Highsmith for staying ready.2:23:27 - The Valley Pulse: Top 5 Momentum Rankings#5. The Mar10 Day Shout-out.#4. The Hurley Farewell (ASU).#3. The Rookie Rising (Maluach & Fleming).#2. The Corbin Miracle.#1. The Lackluster Splash (NFL Free Agency).The Verdict: Is "Lackluster" actually the smartest thing the Cardinals have done in years, or is the Valley losing its appetite for "Bridge" players?

In a high-intensity edition of the show, we analyze a week of dramatic shifts in the Valley. From Royce O'Neale's game-winning three-pointer against the Lakers to the franchise-altering news of Kyler Murray's impending release, Episode 641 breaks down the new reality of Arizona sports. We also recap ASU's massive Senior Day upset over #14 Kansas.In this episode:00:00 - Welcome16:15 - The 2-Minute WarningThe Momentum Shift: Recapping the Suns' 2-0 stretch and ASU's return to dominance at home.The Headline: Addressing the news that the Arizona Cardinals plan to release Kyler Murray effective March 11th.19:00 - Phoenix Suns: Protecting the Fortress & The King's ReturnThe Royce O'Neale Game-Winner: A deep dive into the 113-110 win over the Lakers. We analyze how all three quarters essentially washed out, making Royce's late-game heroics the absolute difference. Hear from Royce and Colin Gillespie on the "Next Man Up" mentality, plus Eddie Johnson's reaction to the clutch win.The Return of Book: Analyzing the 114-103 win in Sacramento. Hear from Devin Booker on his return, Oso on his double-double performance, and Jordan Ott on the team's growing rhythm.1:17:49 - ASU Basketball: Senior Day StatementTempe Triumphant: Recapping the wins over Utah and the 70-60 upset over #14 Kansas.The "Hurley" Standard: Bobby Hurley speaks on the toughness of Allen Mukeba and Mo Odum playing through injury—highlighting that "most guys" wouldn't play through what they are dealing with.The Roadmap: Looking ahead to the final regular-season game in Ames and the Big 12 Tournament.2:06:52 - Arizona Cardinals: The End of an EraThe Divorce: We react to the breaking news that the Kyler Murray era is over in Arizona.The Replacement Search: We analyze the Bickley & Marotta discussion on whether Jimmy Garoppolo could be the next QB in Glendale.The "Why Now?" Analysis: Breaking down the local radio reaction from Burns & Gambo and Wolf & Luke on the importance of the next move and where Kyler Murray might land next.Follow The Valley Verdict:Facebook: [@thevalleyverdict]Instagram: [@thevalleyverdictpodcast]YouTube: [@thevalleyverdict]

In a massive catch-up edition of the show, we analyze the structural shifts and the on-court chaos in the Valley. From the Cardinals' new coaching staff and performance facility to the devastating injury toll and Jalen Green's heroics for the Phoenix Suns, Episode 640 breaks down the "Price of the Grind."In this episode:00:00 - Welcome10:48 - The 2-Minute WarningASU Upset: We recap the Sun Devils' massive 72-67 victory over #13 Texas Tech at home.The Texas Trap: A quick look at the road losses to Baylor and TCU and why the momentum didn't travel.The Deck is Clear: Setting the stage for the Cardinals' foundation and the Suns' offensive identity crisis.13:48 - Arizona Cardinals: The Glendale ResetThe Staff is Set: We analyze Mike LaFleur's hires: Nathaniel Hackett (OC), Michael Ghobrial (Special Teams), and Nick Rallis (DC). We hear from the coordinators on their vision for 2026.The Performance Facility: Michael Bidwill speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony for the team's new facility. We discuss what this investment says about the organization's shift in culture.The Combine & The Draft: Monti Ossenfort and Mike LaFleur speak from the NFL Combine. Plus, we react to Bickley & Marotta asking if the Cardinals are about to "repeat the Kyler mistake" with Malik Willis.2:36:37 - Suns: The Post-Break Reality CheckThe GM's View: Brian Gregory speaks to the media on the direction post-All-Star break.The Jalen Green Buzzer-Beater: We react to the 2OT thriller against the Magic. Hear Jalen Green's on-court admission that he "audibled" the play away from Colin Gillespie, and Coach Ott's reaction to Royce O'Neale's quick read. Plus, Charles Barkley's live reaction from the ESPN broadcast."No One Cares But Us": Jordan Ott's powerful message to a locker room decimated by injuries to Booker, Brooks, and Goodwin.The Offensive Flatline: How the Suns plummeted to a 77-point performance in Portland—one of the lowest scoring totals in franchise history—and an 81-point night against Boston.The Rookie Evaluation: We react to Burns & Gambo on why it's time to evaluate the Suns' young core with the veteran stars sidelined.Follow The Valley Verdict:Facebook: [@thevalleyverdict]Instagram: [@thevalleyverdictpodcast]YouTube: [@thevalleyverdict]

From the high-stakes loyalty of Zac Gallen betting on himself to the aggressive superstar-chasing strategy of Mat Ishbia, Episode 639 breaks down the identity of Arizona sports. We analyze the Diamondbacks' front office unified vision for 2026 and look back at a winning All-Star weekend for Devin Booker.In this episode:00:00 - Welcome10:30 - Suns: The Ishbia Philosophy & All-Star ReviewThe "Superstar" Debate: We dive into the Sam Amick article from The Athletic: "Mat Ishbia sank the Suns by chasing superstars. Then turned Phoenix into winners." We analyze the balance between Ishbia's aggressive moves and the current success. Plus, Devin Booker takes center stage—from his second-place finish in the 3-Point Contest to leading the "Stars" team to a tournament championship.54:30 - D-backs: The Outfield Question & Zac Gallen's BetOutfield in Trouble? We react to Burns & Gambo asking if the D-backs' depth is being tested too early.The Milkman Bets on Himself: Zac Gallen reveals he turned down multi-year offers to return to Arizona on a one-year deal. We analyze his statement on "owing it" to the fans and the organization. Plus, Mike Hazen and Ken Kendrick speak on the increased budget, and Merrill Kelly addresses being named the Opening Day starter.Follow The Valley Verdict:Facebook: [@thevalleyverdict]Instagram: [@thevalleyverdictpodcast]YouTube: [@thevalleyverdict]

From the incredible 24-hour turnaround of Corbin Carroll's surgery to a high-stakes debate on the Phoenix Suns' true identity, Episode 638 analyzes the resilience and the reality of Arizona sports. We break down the "Machine" mindset at Salt River Fields and address the tough questions being asked by the local media as the Suns head into the All-Star break.In this episode:00:00 - Welcome10:21 - D-backs: The Corbin Carroll StandardThe 24-Hour Recovery: Torey Lovullo reveals that Corbin Carroll was already back at work just 24 hours after surgery on his hamate bone. We analyze what this "Machine" mindset says about the face of the franchise.The WBC Frustration: Corbin speaks to the media about the mental side of his injury and the disappointment of missing out on the World Basketball Classic.The Executive View: Mike Hazen joins MLB Network to discuss the Spring Training progress and the massive opportunity now sitting in front of Jordan Lawlar and the young core.The Development Factor: Torey joins ESPN to discuss why player development remains the heartbeat of this organization.24:36 - Suns: Threat or White Flag?The White Flag Debate: We react to Bickley & Marotta asking if the Suns quietly "waved the white flag" heading into the All-Star break. We analyze the logic behind the "Injury Management" decisions and if it was a surrender or a necessity.The Legitimacy Question: Burns & Gambo ask, "Are we sleeping on the Suns or are they a legit threat?" We break down the data from the recent home-stand and look at whether this team has the "Closing Instinct" required for a deep playoff run.Follow The Valley Verdict:Facebook: [@thevalleyverdict]Instagram: [@thevalleyverdictpodcast]YouTube: [@thevalleyverdict]

Everybody has been asking the "Identity" question, but the answer has been hiding in plain sight for months. On today's Episode 631 of The Valley Verdict, we react to the conversation between Burns & Gambo and Royce O'Neale, Bickley & Marotta's "Redemption" narrative, and we bring back our weekend prop segment with an official title.In this episode:5:05 - The Royce O'Neale Reaction: We break down the 6:15 mark of the conversation between Burns & Gambo and Royce O'Neale. Royce discusses what makes this year's identity different, but I'm pulling the "Missing Receipt" from Devin Booker's exit interview that the mainstream media completely overlooked. I've been standing on the table about this quote for months—it's the blueprint for everything we're seeing now.22:42 - The Redemption Season: Reacting to Bickley and Marotta's take from this morning. Is this truly a redemption year for Devin Booker and the Suns? We analyze the shift from "just basketball" to a defined, gritty structure under Jordan Ott.33:45 - The Weekend Verdict: We give an official name to a segment we've touched on before. I'm laying out our picks for the Suns' weekend slate (Friday & Sunday) and ASU's massive home game against Cincinnati. From Jalen Green's stat-sheet stuffing to Book's Sunday masterpiece, the tickets are in for the weekend.The Verdict: Is the Suns' current success a surprise, or is it exactly what Devin Booker demanded in that exit interview months ago?

The Cardinals' coaching search is in a tailspin, but the Suns are finally finding their rhythm on the road. On today's Episode 629 of The Valley Verdict, we react to the fallout of the Robert Saleh news and the growing concern that the Cardinals are falling behind the rest of the NFL. Then, we pivot to the hardwood to celebrate a massive 116-110 win in Philly and the long-awaited return of Jalen Green.In this episode:09:30 - Cardinals Coaching Carousel & Stagnation: After losing out on Robert Saleh to Tennessee, the search resets. We react to Burns and Gambo's analysis on who the Cardinals could target next and why the list of candidates is shrinking. Plus, we dive into Bickley and Marotta's take on the Cardinals' stagnation—why this organization is falling behind the competition in every sense of the word.33:38 - Suns Win in Philly & Jalen Green Watch: The Suns close out the road trip with a gritty 116-110 win over the 76ers. We break down the incredible 58-58 scoring split between the bench and the starters. We also look at Jalen Green's return on a "Pitch Count" and hear from him on the court with Amanda Pflugrad.[Inside the Suns Segment] - Media Reactions: We react to the post-game locker room vibes with Collin Gillespie, Devin Booker, and Jalen Green, plus Coach Jordan Ott's assessment of the defensive growth.01:04:22 - The Valley Pulse (Power 3): Our Wednesday tradition continues with an executive-level Top 3. We rank the momentum shifters in Arizona sports, from the "Frozen" coaching search to the Bench Mob Revolution.Subscribe to The Valley Verdict for the most in-depth Arizona sports analysis. Follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict].

Gambo joins Wolf and Luke to discuss the Arizona Diamondbacks trading for Nolan Arenado, where Blaze Alexander and Jordan Lawlar could play this season, and what other moves the Diamondbacks could make before spring training.

The Suns just set a season record in Memphis and the Arizona Cardinals coaching search is officially reaching a fever pitch. On today's episode of The Valley Verdict, we break down a historic night for the Purple and Orange and get the latest on the search for the next leader in Glendale.In this episode:11:03 - Rain in Memphis: The Suns explode for a season-high 22 three-pointers in a 117-98 rout of the Grizzlies. We react to the post-game comments from Dillon Brooks, Grayson Allen, and Jordan Ott.31:20 - The "Better Than Predicted" Debate: We dive into Bickley and Marotta's take on why the Suns are surging, and Wolf and Luke's concern: How does Jalen Green's return change the chemistry?51:35 - The Ishbia Factor: Suns owner Mat Ishbia joins the conversation (via Burns and Gambo) to talk about why this team is exceeding expectations and what's next at the deadline.1:04:54 - P2 on the Future: Cardinals legend Patrick Peterson joins the show to discuss the Jonathan Gannon fallout and what the culture needs to look like moving forward.1:14:51 - The Interest Level: As candidates emerge, Burns and Gambo ask the tough question: Is the Cardinals' job actually attractive to the top-tier names?1:24:58 - Kurt Warner: Hall of Famer Kurt Warner weighs in on the coaching search and the current QB situation. We break down his blueprint for fixing the Cardinals' offense.Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for the best Arizona sports coverage produced in the Land of the Big Sky.

We are officially in Tailgate Mode! On today's The Valley Verdict, we prepare for the Sun Bowl in El Paso while reacting to a historic week for the Cardinals and a Suns squad that is finally finding its rhythm as an elite two-way threat.In this episode:Gannon's Guarantee: Jonathan Gannon joined Burns and Gambo on 98.7 FM and was blunt about his future. When asked if he'll be back next year, he said, "Absolutely." We break down the reality of a potential 3-14 season—a mark of futility no Cardinals team has ever hit—and what that "Absolutely" really means for the off-season.Suns Road Warriors: The Suns handle business in D.C., beating the Wizards 115-101 to move six games over .500. With a Top 10 offense and defense, this team is finally showing their ceiling. We react to the post-game insights from Collin Gillespie (with Amanda Pflugrad) and "The Villain" Dillon Brooks (with Tom Leander and Tom Chambers).Whose Got the Beef? [DEBUT]: We debut our newest segment by taking aim at the state of NBA officiating. We're taking the frustration with the whistles to the next level—the flow of the game is being hijacked, and we've got the beef with the refs.ASU Hoops: Bobby Hurley joins Bickley and Marotta to talk about the transition into conference play. We look ahead to the January 3rd home opener against Colorado and what the Sun Devils need to do to find consistency at Desert Financial Arena.Sun Bowl Final Words: Kenny Dillingham speaks to the media one last time before the showdown with Duke. We break down the vibe of the team in El Paso and what to expect from the final game of the year.The Valley Pulse [DEBUT]: We cap off the show by pulsing the heartbeat of the city. We count down our first-ever Top 5, featuring everyone from Jonathan Gannon and Jordan Ott to our #1 heartbeat: The Villain, Dillon Brooks.Don't miss our full Sun Bowl tailgate breakdown and the debut of our brand new segments! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

It's Friday and the Valley is buzzing! On today's power-packed Tailgate Show, we celebrate the Suns' historic dominance and dive into the franchise-altering questions surrounding the Arizona Cardinals' future.In this episode:The Owner's Mandate: We analyze Mat Ishbia's direct comments on Burns and Gambo, where he definitively stated Dillon Brooks is "exactly what we define as our identity here" and the "dawg" mentality he brings.Brooks' Masterpiece: We break down the 133-98 win over the Pacers, focusing on Dillon Brooks' 32 points and the unbelievable +52 plus/minus posted by Oso Ighodaro—one of the best individual performances in NBA history.The Allen Trade Question: We react to Burns and Gambo asking: Should the Suns trade Grayson Allen while his value is at a career-high?The QB Draft Dilemma: We tackle the debate surrounding Kyler Murray's future. We analyze Dan Graziano and Jeremy Fowler's commentary on Wolf and Luke, asking the central question: Should the Cardinals look at drafting a QB in 2026?The 49ers Game Plan: We get the official preview from Jonathan Gannon and hear from Lorenzo Alexander (via Wolf and Luke) on the defensive strategy to stop the 49ers.ASU Tailgate: We check in with Kenny Dillingham (via Bickley and Marotta) ahead of tomorrow morning's game against West Virginia and discuss his final thoughts on the matchup.Don't miss our final verdict on whether the Cardinals can pull off an upset! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

It's a high-stakes day in the Valley! On today's jam-packed episode of The Valley Verdict, we break down the brutal injuries decimating the Cardinals, the trade rumors swirling around the Diamondbacks' biggest stars, and the huge challenge facing ASU Hoops.In this episode:D-backs Trade Talk: We start with GM Mike Hazen's revealing comments to Burns and Gambo on 98.7 FM, where he confirmed, "When those calls come in [about Ketel Marte], I have to listen." We discuss the Qualifying Offer to Zac Gallen and the D-backs' uncertain offseason.Cardinals Down to the Wire: We cover Jonathan Gannon's lengthy injury report, confirming that Marvin Harrison Jr. (appendicitis surgery), Baron Browning (concussion), and Mack Wilson (ribs) will be out. We analyze the question raised by Burns and Gambo: Is it time to wave the white flag on the Cardinals' season?ASU Football Outlook: We break down Kenny Dillingham's final injury updates (Jordyn Tyson out, Prince Dorbah available) and the devastating impact of Xavion Alford being ruled out for the year, with comments from Defensive Coordinator Brian Ward.Suns Hot Streak: We detail the Suns' fourth straight win, driven by five starters in double figures. We hear from Jordan Ott, Royce O'Neale, Jordan Goodwin, and Collin Gillespie on the team's rediscovered depth.ASU Hoops' Gonzaga Test: We wrap up with Bobby Hurley and Moe Odum's comments ahead of their massive Friday night matchup against No. 19 Gonzaga, analyzing how the Sun Devils plan to "shock the world" against a national power.Don't miss our full breakdown of all the Arizona teams! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

The good vibes surrounding the Arizona Cardinals after their primetime win have vanished following a Week 10 thrashing by the Seattle Seahawks. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into what went wrong from the jump, the lone bright spot on the road and where the franchise goes from here with the season spiraling toward a high first-round draft pick rather than a playoff spot. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

It's official: The Kyler Murray era is on hold. On today's episode of The Valley Verdict, we break down the day-by-day drama that led to the Cardinals placing Kyler Murray on Injured Reserve and handing the starting job to Jacoby Brissett for the rest of the season.We trace the dramatic shift through the coach's own words:The Defining Moment: We analyze Jonathan Gannon's explosive comments to Burns and Gambo on 98.7 FM, where he confirmed that even if Kyler were healthy, he would have stuck with Jacoby, stating: "I like where we're at right now with the offense moving forward."The Unveiling: We dissect Gannon's media availability on Wednesday, where he confirmed the news that Kyler has been moved to IR, making the QB decision for the remainder of the season official.Jacoby's Approach: We hear from Jacoby Brissett on his mindset and approach now that he is the undisputed starter for the rest of the year.The Franchise Fallout: We dive into the conversations on Bickley and Marotta and Burns and Gambo, discussing the biggest question now facing the franchise: Have we truly seen the last of Kyler Murray in a Cardinals uniform?Don't miss our full analysis of what this decision means for the future of the Cardinals organization! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

The Arizona Cardinals will be led by Jacoby Brissett, not Kyler Murray, against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 10 and beyond after the team placed the franchise signal caller on IR Wednesday. What does it mean for Murray's future with the franchise? And how can Brissett and the Cardinals knock off a dominant Seahawks squad? Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval break it all down. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

So much for that losing streak! The Arizona Cardinals are back in the win column after a 27-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval take a look at Jacoby Brissett's first win as a Cardinals, what Arizona should do at quarterback the rest of the year and how the defense took a noticeable step forward. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

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Quarterback questions continue to surround the Arizona Cardinals as they close in on their Monday Night Football tilt against the Dallas Cowboys. Will it be Kyler Murray or Jacoby Brissett against a terrible Cowboys defense? Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval break down what they've seen from the practice field and what it might mean for the primetime matchup. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The bye week couldn't come at a better time for the Arizona Cardinals amid a painful five-game losing streak. What must change to turn the tide in Arizona before the season is lost beyond repair? Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval share answer that question as best they can before taking a look at the current QB conversation surrounding Jacoby Brissett and Kyler Murray. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

Another week, another one-score loss for the Arizona Cardinals in a 27-23 defeat to the Green Bay Packers. Sure, Jacoby Brissett proved last week's performance wasn't a one-off, and Trey McBride set a new career mark in single-season TDs. But at the end of the day, a loss is a loss. Arizona is now the first team in NFL history to suffer three straight losses after leading by at least seven points in the fourth quarter. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo's Dave Burns filling in for Lauren Koval dive into the loss and what must happen in the bye week and beyond to salvage a season that feels like it's slipping away by the week. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @Burnsy987 on X!

The Arizona Cardinals have another tough test in front of them in the Green Bay Packers and a run game that has kicked it up a notch in recent weeks. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval preview the Week 7 tilt and how the Cardinals can snap their four-game losing streak. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The Arizona Cardinals didn't get it done against the Indianapolis Colts this week, but boy was it close! Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the loss, what they saw out of QB Jacoby Brissett and if he did enough to warrant more starts in the future even if Kyler Murray is healthy. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

With Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray dealing with a foot issue and missing consecutive days of practice, his status is in serious doubt for Sunday's game against the 4-1 Indianapolis Colts. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into what a Jacoby Brissett-led offense might look like, just how good the Colts have been and more. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

What just happened?! The Arizona Cardinals went from blowing out the Tennessee Titans to blowing the W in Week 5 behind a 22-21 defeat that once again came down to the walk-off field goal. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the bad loss and where Arizona goes from here with a dominant Indianapolis Colts team next on the schedule. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The Cardinals head into their Week 5 game against the Tennessee Titans down another starting running back in Trey Benson. Now, all eyes are on Michael Carter and Emari Demercado to pick up the slack. Arizona Sports’ Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval preview Cardinals-Titans and what they need to see out of Arizona in a get-right game. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!  

The score looked a lot closer than the game felt in the Arizona Cardinals' 23-20 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Despite a late surge in the fourth quarter, Arizona was out of sorts offensively for the majority of the evening. Now at 2-2 on the year and staring at an 0-2 mark in the division, it's going to be a serious uphill climb for this team to get back to where many expect it to be. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the loss and what must change for the Cardinals to avoid being a middle-of-the-road team in 2025. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The hits keep coming for the Arizona Cardinals in Week 3. After watching the 49ers walk things off in San Francisco, the Cardinals were dealt another serious blow in the reported loss of James Conner due to an ankle injury suffered in the third quarter of Sunday's matchup. The run game was already in trouble three weeks in. Now, things are even more dire. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the defeat before racking their brains on what must happened heading into a short week and Thursday Night Football tilt against the Seattle Seahawks. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!  

The Arizona Cardinals' depth is going to be tested against the San Francisco 49ers this week with multiple injuries on defense. With do-it-all CB Garrett Williams on the injured reserve with a knee issue and other injuries impacting the cornerbacks room, Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the names who could step up in Santa Clara this week and which big 49er injuries they're watching as the week progresses. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The Arizona Cardinals are 2-0 for the first time since 2021 after their 27-22 win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 2. A win's a win, but it wasn't without its issues. Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the good and the bad from Sunday's win and what they need to see from the Cardinals heading into Week 3's divisional tilt vs. the San Francisco 49ers. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The Arizona Cardinals have yet another winnable game in front of them with the Carolina Panthers coming to town in Week 2. Can they finally cure themselves of the Carolina conundrum? Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval preview the matchup and give you some names to watch this weekend! Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The Arizona Cardinals squeaked out a win over the New Orleans Saints to open up the season. Hey, a win's a win! Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the positives and negatives of Sunday's showing while trying not to overreact too much to Week 1. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

Week 1 of the regular season is here! It's finally time to talk about the games that count in the win-loss column. Ahead of the Arizona's season opener against the New Orleans Saints, Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the happenings from Tempe before taking a look at the players they believe need a quick start to 2025. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The Arizona Cardinals’ initial 53-man is set! Arizona Sports’ Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the biggest takeaways and surprises from the roster and what’s next with Week 1 closing in. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

The Arizona Cardinals' final preseason game is nearly here! Arizona Sports' Cardinals reporter Tyler Drake and Burns & Gambo producer Lauren Koval dive into the final week of work in Tempe and who needs a strong showing against the Raiders this weekend. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports and @koval_lauren on X!

Kevin O'Connor and the rest of the NBA world woke up to the stunning news on Sunday morning that Kevin Durant had finally and officially been traded from the Phoenix Suns to the Houston Rockets. Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, the #10 overall pick and 5 future second rounders was the haul, so who won the deal? John Gambadoro covers the Suns and has been all over these KD rumors for weeks - don't miss this must-hear conversation between KOC and Gambo.Later, KOC is joined by J. Kyle Mann to discuss the fallout of the KD trade, mainly who Phoenix will now target at #10 overall. Plus the guys go through some players whose stock is falling — why is J. Kyle Mann starting to be out on Richardson and Fears?? Why is KOC downgrading Khaman Maluach? What does Mann see in Danny Wolf that Kevin just isn't buying? Nearly every Round 1 prospect is hit in this comprehensive NBA Draft conversation, with just a few days til Draft Night 2025 — lock in!(00:40) - KOC & Gambo react to the KD trade(21:45) - J. Kyle Mann deep dives on all things NBA Draft Subscribe to The Kevin O'Connor Show on your favorite podcast app:

Gambo joins Wolf and Luke to discuss the Phoenix Suns hiring Jordan Ott as their new head coach, why they decided to hire Ott and what the next steps are now that the Suns hired Ott.

The Phoenix Suns are in a precarious situation this summer, with little leverage and a potential Kevin Durant trade and Bradley Beal buyout on the horizon, could the Boston Celtics' downfall post Jayson Tatum help them out? Erik Ruby & Stephen PridGeon-Garner dive into the options for Phoenix, answer the rest of your mailbag questions, react to the latest coaching news from Gambo, talk playoff hoops and play a clip from a special upcoming interview dropping on the channel later Wednesday evening! Follow the show @PHNX_Suns, @StephenPG3 & @ErikRuby!An ALLCITY Network ProductionSUBSCRIBE to our YouTube: https://bit.ly/phnx_youtubeALL THINGS PHNX: http://linktr.ee/phnxsportsMERCH https://store.allcitynetwork.com/collections/phnx-lockerALLCITY Network, Inc. aka PHNX and PHNX Sports is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by the City of PhoenixPHNX Events: Get your tickets to PHNX events and takeovers here: https://gophnx.com/events/ALLCITY — including us here at PHNX — is teaming up with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America for an exciting three-year partnership. To learn more, visit https://www.bbbs.org/allcity/bet365: https://www.bet365.com/olp/open-account?affiliate=365_03330244 Use the code PHNX365 to sign up, deposit $10 and bet $5 to get $150 in bonus bets!Disclaimer: Must be 21+ and physically located in AZ.  If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-NEXT-STEP, text NEXTSTEP to 53342 or visit https://problemgambling.az.gov/Circle K: Join Inner Circle for free by downloading the Circle K app today! Head to https://www.circlek.com/store-locator to find Circle Ks near you! Monarch Money: Use Monarch Money to get control of your overall finances with 50% off your first year at https://www.monarchmoney.com/phnxGametime: Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code PHNX for $20 off your first purchase. Terms apply. Branded Bills: Use code BBPHNX at https://www.brandedbills.com/ for 20% off your first order!All Pro Shade Concepts: Call 623-204-1476 or visit https://allproshadeconcepts.com/ now to schedule your free estimate!When you shop through links in the description, we may earn affiliate commissions. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. #KevinDurant #Durant #KD #DevinBooker #Booker #Book #BradleyBeal #Beal #PhoenixSuns #Phoenix #NBA #basketball #Big3 #hoops #sports #BolBol #GraysonAllen