Podcast appearances and mentions of Jay Mariotti

Steve interviews Jay Mariotti (00:18:00) who returns to the podcast with a list of sports medias topics he needs to get off his chest. Jay talks about the end of Around the Horn. Jay remembers the good and bad times he spent on the show and explains why he thinks it was never the same after he left. Jay has thoughts on the Pablo Torre and Bill Simmons feud. Jay is tired of hearing about Jordan Hudson and Bill Belichick, and he also talks about Jeff Pearlman getting in the mix and calling out gambling money. Jay has thoughts on Stephen A, sports writers on television, and the fall of the national sports columnist. Steve starts the show with first things first. The 2025 Braves still stink, Italy faces the nightmare of missing a third straight World Cup, and the Stanley Cup Final is awesome. The show ends with one last thing about self-evaluation. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Host Brandon Contes interviews longtime "Around the Horn" host Tony Reali. With the end of the series coming in May, Brandon and Tony discuss a wide range of topics including hosting "Around the Horn," sticking around as "Stat Boy" on "Pardon the Interruption, reaching out to Jay Mariotti, and more.-1:05: What will Tony miss most about “Around the Horn?”-4:51: Response from fans on “Around the Horn's” cancellation-6:59: Was the show nearing an expiration point?-9:17: Tony's relationship with ESPN-10:27: Tony's contract status with ESPN-15:38: Meeting Charles Barkley-17:16: ESPN and “Inside the NBA”-19:19: Consuming sports content growing up-20:42: Getting hired for “Pardon the Interruption”-22:38: Being on “PTI”-23:51: Not viewing “PTI” as a stepping stone-25:11: Getting to “Around the Horn”-28:35: Feeling pressure?-30:29: Getting rid of the nerves-32:07: Building the show today-34:08: “Around the Horn” giving a platform to journalists and young journalists-36:37: Being able to remain exclusive to two shows at ESPN-39:21: Being able to host “Around the Horn” without being bigger than the show-41:23: Any regrets of not being bigger than “Around the Horn?”-43:50: Why does “Around the Horn” have a communal feeling?-47:01: Addressing serious topics and discussing personal life-49:53: Most memorable days/moments on show?-51:13: Staying at “PTI”-55:22: Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon's longevity-58:31: Hearing from Max Kellerman and Jay Mariotti?-1:01:18: Jay Mariotti-1:04:55: What will final show look like?-1:10:33: Will Tony take a break after “Around the Horn?”Download the Awful Announcing Podcast:Listen on AppleListen on SpotifyAwful Announcing on XAwful Announcing on FacebookAwful Announcing on InstagramAwful Announcing on ThreadsAwful Announcing on BlueSkyAwful Announcing on LinkedInAwful Announcing on YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former ESPN Around the Horn panelist Jay Mariotti TRASHES show for going WOKE! Jemele Hill TRIGGERED

On the latest edition of the SMW podcast, Jon Lewis and Armand Broady discuss the end of the long-running ESPN show "Around the Horn" after 23 years on the air. The hosts analyze how the show has evolved over time, from its early days with a more confrontational tone under host Jay Mariotti, to the current more measured approach under Tony Reali. They explore how the show's diversification of panelists may have turned off some viewers, and how ESPN's desire for more "rage bait" and heated debates may have made the show less valuable to the network.The discussion then shifts to the sports media strategy of Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, who has been vocal about the company's approach to sports rights. The hosts are skeptical of Zaslav's claims that losing the NBA rights was a "great decision" for the company, and predict challenges ahead as WBD tries to fill programming gaps.Finally, the podcast touches on the retirement announcement of longtime Fox NFL analyst Jimmy Johnson, and speculates on how Fox may look to replace him on their pregame show.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Steve interviews Jay Mariotti (00:16:12) from jaymariotti.substack.com. Jay is back on the podcast and of fire after having just returned from a trip to Chicago to watch the pathetic White Sox. Jay goes off on poor ownership in baseball, the Chicago Bears, and the first few weeks of the NFL season. After Steve is fooled by a pinned article, Jay does speak on a column he wrote two years ago about life after ESPN. Also, Christopher "Bulldog" Parker returns (01:08:48) to chat about being on the radio in 2024, his relationship with Mike Schopp, and the upcoming Sabres season. The guys spent a lot of time talking about The Tragically Hip's new documentary on Amazon, "No Dress Rehearsal." Chris also talks about the Bills hot start, looks back at being on location for big Sabres games. Steve starts the show with First Things First and covers the latest disaster facing the 2024 Braves, the incredible Italia victory over France, and the 2-1 start by the New Orleans Saints. The book club has a new baseball book about busts and a new Joe Posnanski book. The show ends with one last thing about an amazing night at Fenway Park watching Pearl Jam. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Steve interviews Field Yates (00:11:52) from ESPN. Field is fresh off covering the draft in Detroit and has opinions on the Atlanta Falcons strange pick, the Buffalo Bills trading with the Kansas City Chiefs, and the New Orleans Saints pick of Spencer Rattler. Also, Field talks about how the first round of the draft was chalky and void of surprises and how the first round of rookie drafts might play out. Also, Jay Mariotti returns (00:34:14) to chat about some of the things going on in the world of sports. Jay has strong opinions on Lebron James and the Los Angelas Lakers, the future of the NBA, and the rise of basketball's new stars. Jay also dishes opinions on the NFL draft, Roger Goodell being a clown, and the struggles Major League Baseball is having. Jay and Steve also debate if Ohtani is the biggest heel in sports. Steve starts the show with First Things First and covers the first Atlanta Braves vs. Dodgers series of the season. Steve also talks about Max Fried, the NHL playoffs, and a potential new stadium in Cleveland. The book club has one book. The show ends with one last thing about an idea to take a last minute trip to Las Vegas for Pearl Jam. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

For more than two decades, veteran radio programmer Mitch Rosen has led Audacy's WSCR. "The Score" is Chicago's leading destination for sports talk. During this episode of the Crisis Cast, Thom Serafin finally gets his job interview to join "The Score" lineup of personalities. Lissa Druss stops Thom from pitching 10 hours of daily Sox talk on the Cubs station. Join us as we go deep with Mitch (Niles West alum), on his adventures in radio – from producing the legendary Eddie Schwartz to brushes with names like Bill Gleason and Jay Mariotti from Chicago's sporting past. Plus, we'll chat about the women who have carved a new path in sports talk, and some predictions on the future of the Bears.

On the 27th episode of Bleav in The Mets, host Nick Durst is joined by sports columnist and longtime Around the Horn panelist, Jay Mariotti to discuss why the Steve Cohen's money is both a good thing and a bad thing when it comes to free agency. They also discuss whether or not the Mets could sign Cody Bellinger, JD Martinez or Justin Turner.

Steve interviews Jay Mariotti (00:09:12) one of the best sports writers of all-time. Jay still has a passion for writing columns and publishes several each week on his substack page. Jay is on the pod for the third time to talk about the troubling numbers for Major League Baseball, the legacy of Bobby Knight, and the dominance of the National Football League. Also, Doug MacLean and Scott Morrison (01:09:18) join to talk about their new book, Draft Day. Doug and Scott explain how and why they hooked up for this project and explain why the pandemic delayed it. Also, the guys talked about the famous Eric Lindros trade, explain why Sam Pollock was the GOAT, and rank the last handful of first overall picks. Steve starts the show with First Things First in a grouchy mood (again) complaining about the Braves, Saints, and Sabres. The book club begins to clear the deck for the end of 2023. The show ends with one last thing about Steve trying to stay in the moment and the change in his perception of time. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

On the 233rd episode of You Know I'm Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined again by Around the Horn legend, Jay Mariotti for an exclusive interview to discuss: - What has he been up to career wise? - Why don't we see him appearing on other shows? Is he being blacklisted? - Has anyone tried to sign him to a contract to write or appear on camera but then had to rescind the deal due to something he wrote? - Is Woody Paige responsible for Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless' success? - Kyrie Irving destroying teams - LeBron James making believe he would retire to shade himself from the Nuggets sweep - Was the fix in for the NBA Draft Lottery with the Spurs winning it? - Dodgers inviting a satirical drag troupe that dresses as nuns for pride night - ESPN doing more layoffs but paying Pat McAfee - The current issues with horse racing being overlooked due to the boom of betting - Sports betting being legalized causing a lot of issues (Alabama coach, Lions players) - Athletics moving to Las Vegas

Steve interviews Jay Mariotti (00:16:18)who became a star in sports media thanks to incredible columns he wrote for the Chicago Sun-Times and his many appearances on ESPN's Around the Horn. Jay is making his second appearance on the podcast and isn't holding any punches. Jay talks about the end of Serena William's career, the start of the NFL season, and much more. Jay also sounds off on writing, looks ahead to a busy fall, and gives his opinion on some of the topics dominating the sports world. Also on the show is, SL Price (1:05:11) formerly of Sports Illustrated and one of the greatest sports writers of all time. Mr. Price joins us to talk about why he left SI and what he has been doing since he left. SL explains why the time was right and looks back at his incredible career there. Steve and Scott also talk about the 1990 World Cup, lacrosse, and many other topics. Pull up a bar stool and hang out as these two good friends talk about whatever the conversation dictates. Steve starts the show chatting about the New Orleans Saints, Aaron Judge's home run chase, and the pennate race between the Atlanta Braves and the New York Mets. The book club is in full fall mode at this point and there is a new book to announce. The show ends with one last thing and Steve bleeding out over his realization that Italy isn't going to be in Qatar. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.comSteve interviews

On the 188th episode of You Know I'm Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by sports columnist, Jay Mariotti for an exclusive interview to discuss: - Losing a potential job offer because he wrote an article about Skip Bayless - How players demanding trades is bad for sports - Why Mark Cuban will never own a baseball team and why Steve Cohen is good for MLB - The NCAA being dead - Television ratings - MLB and FOX playing it safe with John Smoltz - Charles Barkley - You Know I'm Right moment This episode is brought to you by PDF Sports Network

Around the Horn used to be one of the premiere programs on ESPN. The rotating panel of journalists like Woody Paige, Jay Mariotti, Tim Cowlishaw, and Jackie MacMullen used to attract 750,000 viewers for ESPN. However...Around the Horn no longer has the mainstream impact it experienced in the past. We discuss the decline of Around the Horn...and explain the reason behind their demise. We reveal and react to commentary from David Dennis Jr...showing how Around the Horn has become another propaganda program at ESPN.

Demetri Ravanos is back after a 2 week break and there is so much to talk about! Jay Mariotti weighs in on the double standard in how ESPN has punished Rachel Nichols and not punished Stephen A. Smith. Ryan Glasspiegel talks about his 5 Goals series and Kendrick Perkins's business prowess in the world of […] The post Media Noise – Episode 35 appeared first on Barrett Media.

Demetri Ravanos is back after a 2 week break and there is so much to talk about! Jay Mariotti weighs in on the double standard in how ESPN has punished Rachel Nichols and not punished Stephen A. Smith. Ryan Glasspiegel talks about his 5 Goals series and Kendrick Perkins's business prowess in the world of […] The post Media Noise – Episode 35 appeared first on Barrett Media.

Demetri Ravanos is back after a 2 week break and there is so much to talk about! Jay Mariotti weighs in on the double standard in how ESPN has punished Rachel Nichols and not punished Stephen A. Smith. Ryan Glasspiegel talks about his 5 Goals series and Kendrick Perkins's business prowess in the world of […] The post Media Noise – Episode 35 appeared first on Barrett Media.

Joe is in a wardrobe conundrum, we talk about the Home Run Derby contestants, the American League All-Stars, and Jay Mariotti of all people leads us to a discussion about sports content. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve interviews Jay Mariotti (00:10:11) to talk about his career, tell his side of the story, and to remember The National. Jay is on for the first time and Steve gets into his career at The National, at ESPN, and of course writing about sports in Chicago. Jay does most of the talking, explains why he left ESPN, and mentions that Roger Ebert once called him an impolite name. Jay also talks about the future of The Athletic, his own future, and Steve wonders if he was an early victim of cancel culture. It's one of the most surreal hours in the history of the podcast and I can't wait for you to listen to it. Also, Dave Jordan (01:14:21) joins us to talk about the book he wrote with Dave Parker. Jordan explains how he met Parker, how they worked together to write this book, and how he feels about how the book has been reviewed so far. Jordan also talks about the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates, the 1989 Oakland Athletics, and Parker's love of the Cincinnati Bengals. Steve starts the show setting up the Jay Mariotti interview. The book club has book by Jon Wertheim and Pete Croatto. The show ends with OLT celebrating Steve's first five years as a father. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Thursday, June 10, 2021 | Jay Mariotti on Baseball's next scandal by Michigan Sports Network

Thursday, June 10, 2021 | Jay Mariotti on Baseball's next scandal by Michigan Sports Network

On the 123rd episode of You Know I'm Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are once again joined by one of the most outspoken journalist in sports, Jay Mariotti for an exclusive interview to discuss:- LeBron James' current predicament and lack of sportsmanship - What will Brian Windhorst do when LeBron James retires?- Is Bob Baffert killing horse racing?- Big time media executives such as John Skipper and Jamie Horowitz getting multiple chances- Have sports betting advertisements gotten out of control?- Kwame Brown's recent verbal attacks- The Discovery/Turner merger and if we will see more merges- Did the NHL on TNT make a good choice in hiring Wayne Gretzky?- Should MLB Network sign Kenny Mayne?- Tebow Time- Why NBC will make sure the 2021 Summer Olympics happen- NBC and ESPN's future NFL broadcasters- Why every sports network should look to sign Aaron Rodgers

On the 123rd episode of You Know I'm Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are once again joined by one of the most outspoken journalist in sports, Jay Mariotti for an exclusive interview to discuss: - LeBron James' current predicament and lack of sportsmanship - What will Brian Windhorst do when LeBron James retires? - Is Bob Baffert killing horse racing? - Big time media executives such as John Skipper and Jamie Horowitz getting multiple chances - Have sports betting advertisements gotten out of control? - Kwame Brown's recent verbal attacks - The Discovery/Turner merger and if we will see more merges - Did the NHL on TNT make a good choice in hiring Wayne Gretzky? - Should MLB Network sign Kenny Mayne? - Tebow Time - Why NBC will make sure the 2021 Summer Olympics happen - NBC and ESPN's future NFL broadcasters - Why every sports network should look to sign Aaron Rodgers

This week's episode features Demetri Ravanos, Tyler McComas, and Jay Mariotti. The post Media Noise Podcast – Episode 28 appeared first on Barrett Media.

This week's episode features Demetri Ravanos, Tyler McComas, and Jay Mariotti. The post Media Noise Podcast – Episode 28 appeared first on Barrett Media.

This week's episode features Demetri Ravanos, Tyler McComas, and Jay Mariotti. The post Media Noise Podcast – Episode 28 appeared first on Barrett Media.

Jay Mariotti and Brian Noe join Demetri Ravanos on this week's episode. The post Media Noise – Episode 25 appeared first on Barrett Media.

Jay Mariotti talks to the boys about his career in Chicago, If he’s been blackballed from the business, and his thoughts on the Chicago Cubs. Find and follow us online on Twitter: @ryandlieber @thechadgordon, @bearsbarroom @cubsconfines @mariottisports join us on Facebook: Chicago Cubs Friendly Confines Facebook page Check out our website www.theconfines.com to join our newsletter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/support

"Demetri Ravanos reviews the biggest stories in sports media this week with Jay Mariotti and Tyler McComas." The post Media Noise Podcast – Episode 21 appeared first on Barrett Sports Media.

1st inning-Fans in the ballpark 2nd inning-JOCkeying for position 3rd inning-Kimbrel regressing 4th inning-Should NL adopt full time DH? 5th inning-Rule changes in minor leagues 6th inning-Who should be the 5th starter? 7th inning-Mariotti Part 2 8th inning-Ordering concessions hurting vendors? 9th inning-A-Rod and J-Lo no more We’ve Joined the Barroom Network Find and follow us online on Twitter: @ryandlieber @thechadgordon, @bearsbarroom @cubsconfines @mariottisports join us on Facebook: Chicago Cubs Friendly Confines Facebook page Check out our website www.theconfines.com to join our newsletter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/support

1st inning-Hoerner strong Spring 2nd inning-Baez says he hasn’t been mentally there 3rd inning-Is July 2021 or October 2021 more important this year? 4th inning-Lester thyroid removed 5th inning-Bringing fans back to Wrigley 6th inning-First thing you’ll do when you walk back into Wrigley 7th inning-Mariotti Part 1 8th inning-Booziest fans in baseball White Sox/Cubs 9th inning-Celebrating Harry Caray’s 107th birthday. We’ve Joined the Barroom Network  Find and follow us online on Twitter: @ryandlieber @thechadgordon, @bearsbarroom @cubsconfines  @mariottisports join us on Facebook: Chicago Cubs Friendly Confines Facebook page Check out our website www.theconfines.com To join our newsletter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theconfines/support

Bobby, Justin, Danny & Snacks talk about the Daytona 500, Jay Mariotti, Fidel Castro & more

On the 77th episode of You Know I'm Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by one of the most outspoken journalist in sports, Jay Mariotti for an exclusive interview to discuss:His journalism careerCovering the 1990's Chicago Bulls and Chicago CubsFeuding with Ozzie Guillen, Michael Jordan and Sammy SosaHis time with ESPN on Around The HornHow sports media has changed over the past 30 years

On the 77th episode of You Know I’m Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by one of the most outspoken journalist in sports, Jay Mariotti for an exclusive interview to discuss: His journalism career Covering the 1990's Chicago Bulls and Chicago Cubs Feuding with Ozzie Guillen, Michael Jordan and Sammy Sosa His time with ESPN on Around The Horn How sports media has changed over the past 30 years

"Demetri Ravanos discusses the media's role and blame in Wednesday's chaos on capitol hill, Jason Barrett weighs in on the Barstool Fund, and Jay Mariotti addresses Covid-19 being used as an excuse by teams and coaches." The post Media Noise Podcast – Episode 12 appeared first on Barrett Sports Media.

HOUR 2: Why is Bill Belichick so reluctant to turn the offense over to Jarrett Stidham? Jay Mariotti, former ESPN personality and Chicago Tribune writer, ripped Lou Merloni for our recent radio beef with WFAN and Greg Hill. Jay should be the last person telling people how to behave. Terry Bradshaw has never seen an offense worse than the 2020 Patriots. 12-11-20 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Paul is joined by longtime sports writer Jay Mariotti, who emphatically states that we CANNOT play college football this year. Plus, more calls.

David Grubb talks Drew Brees. Clemson chat with David Hale. Pelicans playoff bound? We find out from Jake Madison. We catch up with Jay Mariotti who you probably remember from "Around the Horn". Rick Cleveland updates us on a possible conference merger. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support

The boys talk about what constitutes an NBA Superstar and if Nikola Jokic can ever get there. Jay Mariotti joins the show, the Pick Six and then...shopping carts

Jay Mariotti was court side for the moments captured in "The Last Dance". The longtime Chicago journalist joins the 3HL to discuss his biggest take away from the documentary.

Jay Mariotti joins In The Zone and he talks about how Jerry Reinsdorf was not telling the truth at the end of 'The Last Dance' documentary

It's The Odd Couple with Chris Broussard and Rob Parker! FOX Sports Radio host Jonas Knox is in for Chris, and the guys discuss if the return of Major League Baseball is exactly what this country needs during this pandemic, explain why they have an issue with the spin job coming out of Tom Brady's camp suggesting that he's the one who broke up with the New England Patriots - not the other way around, share why they think it's patently false to suggest that Jordan faced a softer sports media than what we today, and much more! The guys also discuss one rapper's extensive list of Mother's Day shout outs in the Monday edition of Shop Talk, and get into a heated battle in the latest installment of Sources Say. Plus, appearances by former NBA Coach of the Year George Karl, longtime Chicago sports columnist Jay Mariotti, and former World Series champion Jerry Hairston Jr. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jay Mariotti covered MJ and the Bulls in Chicago and joined us to recap Sunday’s “The Last Dance,” plus explains why he thinks sports shouldn’t return until at least 2021.

Jay Mariotti covered MJ and the Bulls in Chicago and joined us to recap Sunday’s “The Last Dance,” plus explains why he thinks sports shouldn’t return until at least 2021.

Jay Mariotti, Long-time columnist, contributor for Barrett Sports Media/Host of the “Unmuted Podcast”, joins the show to talk Last Dance, covering MJ and more. Is this documentary biased towards Michael Jordan? What would he have liked them to focus on more in the documentary? What are the downsides to having such a competitive edge that guys like MJ and Pete Rose had? What are his thoughts on the way Jerry Krause and Jerry Reinsdorf handled the end of the Bulls dynasty? What did he think of the job Phil Jackson did coaching the 90’s Bulls?

With special guest Jay Mariotti in Hour 1 

Jay Mariotti, of the Unmuted Podcast, joined Felger and Mazz to discuss his time covering the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan.  The guys continued to talk about Jordan’s gambling and the latest on the “murder hornets.”  To close out the show, it’s the Final Word with Jim Murray.

THE SIX Segment #2 w/J&J and Jay Mariotti on the Last Dance and more hoops Tues 5-5-2020

Jay Mariotti, who worked as a columnist in Chicago back when Jordan played, joined Doc and Galdi with some insight into The Last Dance.

The Sean Salisbury Show (@SSalisburyShow) w/ @SeanUnfiltered, @MC790 & @AdamGSager 5-4-20Hour 1The Last Dance episodes 5 & 6 were last nightJordan's mentality was just on a different levelSean talked about traveling amid this pandemic, also restaraunts openBack to the Last Dance, What basketball game do you like better? 80-90s or the new brand in 2010sHour 2Talked about Jordan and Nike, what that did for himSalisbury StakeoutSteve Sparks joins the show as he does every week to catch upHour 3Would you want Jordan's life?Talked about the Last DanceHour 4What did you learn that you didn't know about MJ?What is the NBA going to do?Former Chicago sports writer Jay Mariotti joins the show to discuss The Last Dance and moreWrap up the show

Jay Mariotti joined In The Zone to talk about 'The Last Dance' documentary and explained why Michael Jordan's flaws won't impact the way he is remembered.

Jay Mariotti who covered the Bulls talks about the gambling aspect of “The Last Dance,” Adidas saying no to Michael Jordan, MJ’s editorial control of the documentary and much more.

Jay Mariotti who covered the Bulls talks about the gambling aspect of “The Last Dance,” Adidas saying no to Michael Jordan, MJ’s editorial control of the documentary and much more.

We talk to Jay Mariotti again about the Jordan documentary and get his take on what we saw. We also have Dan Tanner's Daily Dose of NFL news!

In the first hour of the show, Darren McFarland, Willy Daunic and Chase McCabe discuss the The Last Dance documentary with Jay Mariotti who covered the team during the dynasty and also discussed could they coach a player like Dennis Rodman. - Jay Matiotti (13:22) - Could you coach a player like Rodman? (37:30)

Jay Mariotti joined Darren, Daunic and Chase to discuss the Jordan documentary and covering the team during the MJ/Phil Jackson dynasty days.

Jay Mariotti, who covered Michael Jordan and the Bulls, dives into “The Last Dance:” Praise for Phil Jackson, the willingness to blow up an absolute dynasty, what may or may not come out in this documentary, if MJ played in today’s NBA and much more.

Grading the Packers draft. We're joined by Sports Illustrated's Andy Benoit to recap the Packers draft. Plus we talk with former Packers GM Ron Wolf. Jay Mariotti of the Unmuted Podcast talks about last night's two episodes of The Last Dance.

Jay Mariotti, who covered Michael Jordan and the Bulls, dives into “The Last Dance:” Praise for Phil Jackson, the willingness to blow up an absolute dynasty, what may or may not come out in this documentary, if MJ played in today’s NBA and much more.

We have Dan Tanner's Daily Dose of NFL news as well as have Jay Mariotti on to talk all things NFL Draft & Broncos.

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Veteran sportswriters Chris Sheridan and Jay Mariotti talk Michael Jordan, Sports Gambling and More

Lewis sounding off on the South Carolina/UNC game, and interview with Jay Mariotti

Lewis sounding off on the South Carolina/UNC game, and interview with Jay Mariotti

Jay Mariotti is live from Cleveland to report on the NBA finals:  Preview of Game 3; Lebron v Jordan;  Potential of CLE winning it all.

Columnist Jay Mariotti talks “The Last Dance” and the 90s Bulls, COVID-19 and sports and Rodman’s trip to Vegas.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tony-bruno-show/donations