Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathan hock

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 397 with Evan Holyfield and Jonathan Hock from Legacy The Shadow Of Greatness on Discovery+. From 11-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESS follows the athletic pursuits of Zaire Wade, Evan Holyfield, and Vashti Cunningham, the children of sports icons Dwyane Wade, Evander Holyfield, and Randall Cunningham, as they attempt to make their own mark on the world. The series features inspirational, motivational, and uplifting stories about carving your own path. Three very talented athletes in their own right, Zaire, Evan, and Vashti have undoubtedly earned their own seats at the table. Viewers will become invested in the journeys of each athlete and while individual achievements can be Googled, it's the passion, dedication, and individual stories of each athlete that draws you into this series.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 397 with Evan Holyfield and Jonathan Hock from Legacy The Shadow Of Greatness on Discovery+. From 11-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESS follows the athletic pursuits of Zaire Wade, Evan Holyfield, and Vashti Cunningham, the children of sports icons Dwyane Wade, Evander Holyfield, and Randall Cunningham, as they attempt to make their own mark on the world. The series features inspirational, motivational, and uplifting stories about carving your own path. Three very talented athletes in their own right, Zaire, Evan, and Vashti have undoubtedly earned their own seats at the table. Viewers will become invested in the journeys of each athlete and while individual achievements can be Googled, it's the passion, dedication, and individual stories of each athlete that draws you into this series.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 397 with Evan Holyfield and Jonathan Hock from Legacy The Shadow Of Greatness on Discovery+. From 11-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESS follows the athletic pursuits of Zaire Wade, Evan Holyfield, and Vashti Cunningham, the children of sports icons Dwyane Wade, Evander Holyfield, and Randall Cunningham, as they attempt to make their own mark on the world. The series features inspirational, motivational, and uplifting stories about carving your own path. Three very talented athletes in their own right, Zaire, Evan, and Vashti have undoubtedly earned their own seats at the table. Viewers will become invested in the journeys of each athlete and while individual achievements can be Googled, it's the passion, dedication, and individual stories of each athlete that draws you into this series.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 397 with Evan Holyfield and Jonathan Hock from Legacy The Shadow Of Greatness on Discovery+. From 11-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESS follows the athletic pursuits of Zaire Wade, Evan Holyfield, and Vashti Cunningham, the children of sports icons Dwyane Wade, Evander Holyfield, and Randall Cunningham, as they attempt to make their own mark on the world. The series features inspirational, motivational, and uplifting stories about carving your own path. Three very talented athletes in their own right, Zaire, Evan, and Vashti have undoubtedly earned their own seats at the table. Viewers will become invested in the journeys of each athlete and while individual achievements can be Googled, it's the passion, dedication, and individual stories of each athlete that draws you into this series.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 397 with Evan Holyfield and Jonathan Hock from Legacy The Shadow Of Greatness on Discovery+.From 11-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESS follows the athletic pursuits of Zaire Wade, Evan Holyfield, and Vashti Cunningham, the children of sports icons Dwyane Wade, Evander Holyfield, and Randall Cunningham, as they attempt to make their own mark on the world.The series features inspirational, motivational, and uplifting stories about carving your own path. Three very talented athletes in their own right, Zaire, Evan, and Vashti have undoubtedly earned their own seats at the table.Viewers will become invested in the journeys of each athlete and while individual achievements can be Googled, it's the passion, dedication, and individual stories of each athlete that draws you into this series.

ABOUT LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESSFrom 11-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESS follows the athletic pursuits of Zaire Wade, Evan Holyfield, and Vashti Cunningham, the children of sports icons Dwyane Wade, Evander Holyfield, and Randall Cunningham, as they attempt to make their own mark on the world.The series features inspirational, motivational, and uplifting stories about carving your own path. Three very talented athletes in their own right, Zaire, Evan, and Vashti have undoubtedly earned their own seats at the table.Viewers will become invested in the journeys of each athlete and while individual achievements can be Googled, it's the passion, dedication, and individual stories of each athlete that draws you into this series.Featured athletes in the series include:Dwyane WadeZaire WadeEvander HolyfieldEvan HolyfieldRandall CunninghamVashti CunninghamThree legendary fathers. Three kids with everything to prove.LEGACY: IN THE SHADOW OF GREATNESS featuring: Zaire Wade (Son of NBA All-Star Dwyane Wade); Evan Holyfield (Son of Heavyeight Champion Evander Holyfield); Vashti Cunningham (Daughter of Quarterback MVP Randall Cunningham).Premiering on discovery + March 8, 2022New episodes launching weekly through April 5thDirected by Emmy Award Winner, Jonathan Hock (30 for 30, Through the Fire, The Lost Son of Havana) and Executive Produced by Mike Basone, Dwyane Wade, Mark Ciardi, Jonathan Hock, and Melanie Capacia JohnsonProduced by NEO Studios, 59th & Prairie Entertainment A six-part docuseries from 11-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Jonathan Hock, following the athletic pursuits of the children of sports icons Dwyane Wade, Evander Holyfield, and Randall Cunningham as they attempt to make their own mark on the world.Here's the trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRgDgFw0ugo

Born into an entertainment family in Queens, New York Jonathan Hock was destined for a career in sports and film.  For over 10 years, Hock cut his teeth under the tutelage of the legend Steve Sabol at NFL Films, leading him back to Brooklyn where he started his own production company, Hock Films.  After producing the beloved And1 Mixtape Tour for 7 seasons, Hock made his first award winning documentary, Through The Fire, profiling Staten Island basketball phenom, Sebastian Telfair. Hock has gone on to direct the most 30 for 30's and has arguably the finest sports documentary CV of all time. Hock takes us behind the curtain and explains some memorable moments from his highly acclaimed documentary of Miracles and Men and he explains to us why it was so important for him to frame the Felipe Lopez story through the lens of immigration in the wonderful 30 for 30 called the Dominican Dream.  It was truly enjoyable conversing with someone with so much expertise.   I think you will enjoy it too on this episode of Beyond the Lens presented by Diesel Films.

This week it's Episode 7 of The Wormcast I'm joined by the sports documentarian, Jonathan Hock of Hock Films. Jon has earned 11 National Sports EMMYs and a Peabody Award for his work at NFL Films and for ESPN's "30 for 30" series of films. In 2005 Hock's story on Sebastian Telfair's life in high school in Coney Island, Brooklyn called "Through the Fire" was the first independent doc ever acquired by ESPN. Since thJon has directed or produced seven films for "30 for 30" including "The Best That Never Was" about Marcus Dupree, "Unguarded" about Chris Herren and "Survive and Advance" about Jim Valvano. This is a graduate course in the art of filmmaking. Topics discussed: Kickoff with Jon's latest project "Benedict Men" the story of St. Benedict's High School basketball team for Quibi. 6:15 Producing content for a unique platform like Quibi 13:05 "Legacy" a project currently in production 15:30 Financing documentaries and how "Through the Fire" was made and distributed 24:30 Professional athletes involved in the content business 30:00 Philosophy of filmmaking 33:30 The story behing the 1998 World Series Film 38:00 NFL Films and the influence of Steve Sabol on his career 51:00 How you gain the trust of your subjects 1:04:20 "OJ: Made in America" 1:10:00 "Of Miracles and Men" 1:14:00 Production during COVID-19 1:17:30 The pitch, ho does it happen and what happens when you get the meeting This is a graduate course in the art of filmmaking. I beleive listeners will learn a great deal. Enjoy! Links mentioned in this episode: http://hockfilms.com This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Joe and Michael welcome in Stefan Fatsis and Jonathan Hock for a delightful primer to the 2020 Name of the Year Bracket that takes place on unnamedtemporarysportsblog.com. Get your fill of some of the zaniest, real-life names and pick your favorites at @NOTYtourney on Twitter! Following the names discussion, the crew drafts the first baseball players that pop into their minds. Frank Duffy? Lee Lacy? Mark Quinn? The possibilities are endless! The PosCast with Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur regularly posts new episodes of meaninglessness each week. To ensure you never miss an episode, subscribe to the show in The Athletic App or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Get full access to JoeBlogs at joeposnanski.substack.com/subscribe

Joe and Michael welcome in Stefan Fatsis and Jonathan Hock for a delightful primer to the 2020 Name of the Year Bracket that takes place on unnamedtemporarysportsblog.com. Get your fill of some of the zaniest, real-life names and pick your favorites at @NOTYtourney on Twitter! Following the names discussion, the crew drafts the first baseball players that pop into their minds. Frank Duffy? Lee Lacy? Mark Quinn? The possibilities are endless! The PosCast with Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur regularly posts new episodes of meaninglessness each week. To ensure you never miss an episode, subscribe to the show in The Athletic App or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe and Michael welcome in Stefan Fatsis and Jonathan Hock for a delightful primer to the 2020 Name of the Year Bracket that takes place on unnamedtemporarysportsblog.com. Get your fill of some of the zaniest, real-life names and pick your favorites at @NOTYtourney on Twitter!Following the names discussion, the crew drafts the first baseball players that pop into their minds. Frank Duffy? Lee Lacy? Mark Quinn? The possibilities are endless!The PosCast with Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur regularly posts new episodes of meaninglessness each week. To ensure you never miss an episode, subscribe to the show in The Athletic App or wherever you get your podcasts!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Get full access to JoeBlogs at joeposnanski.substack.com/subscribe

Chris Herren's story was publicized in 2011 through an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary titled Unguarded. It was the story of his rise and sudden fall of his professional basketball career due to substance abuse. The film also shows how Chris turned his life around. Over the years, Chris has been telling his new story. The First Day is the evolution of that talk where he weaves in his experiences but truly makes it about the students he's speaking to and about their struggles. His superpower is the ability to connect with these students -- and everyone should watch this film. In this episode: -Chris and I discuss why he made The First Day film and the impact he believes it can make -Jonathan Hock, the producer of The First Day, and I discuss the backstory of this documentary and the initial film he produced about Chris titled Unguarded -Watch the trailer for The First Day  --- This episode is brought to you by HANDL New York (www.handlnewyork.com) ---  Text START to 345345 to join my newsletter for the latest updates --- Send questions or comments to omaid@omaid.me 

Our 10th anniversary podcast series continues with the director responsible for more 30 for 30 films than anyone else, Jonathan Hock. His six films have covered the iconic Jim Valvano and his 1983 NC State basketball team's run to the championship, the infamous Soviet hockey team, and the fleeting promise of great young athletes. In this episode, Hock talks to Jody Avirgan about why few things are as irretrievable as an athlete's past triumphs. These films and the entire 30 for 30 collection are available exclusively on our streaming service ESPN+ (es.pn/2shPit7), and all our bonus conversations about 30 for 30 films are available in our podcast archives (http://bit.ly/30Chat).

On The Gist, oh, Ben Carson. In the interview, Felipe Lopez was once billed the Dominican Michael Jordan. His star power even in high school led the team to play in bigger New York City venues—the better to fit the legions of fans who cheered as he carried Harlem’s Rice High School to a championship victory. But his court domination dwindled in college, and in the NBA. Lopez joins The Gist to talk about the joys brought to him by basketball, not least of which is one that college athletes and recruiters rarely think much of: a degree. ESPN’s The Dominican Dream, a documentary on Lopez by Jonathan Hock, is streaming now on ESPN Plus. In the Spiel, M&M’s, cannibalism, and the Game of Thrones finale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, oh, Ben Carson. In the interview, Felipe Lopez was once billed the Dominican Michael Jordan. His star power even in high school led the team to play in bigger New York City venues—the better to fit the legions of fans who cheered as he carried Harlem’s Rice High School to a championship victory. But his court domination dwindled in college, and in the NBA. Lopez joins The Gist to talk about the joys brought to him by basketball, not least of which is one that college athletes and recruiters rarely think much of: a degree. ESPN’s The Dominican Dream, a documentary on Lopez by Jonathan Hock, is streaming now on ESPN Plus. In the Spiel, M&M’s, cannibalism, and the Game of Thrones finale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Manny is joined by acclaimed filmmaker Jonathan Hock to discuss discuss his latest film, ESPN's 30 for 30: "The Dominican Dream", and more. You can subscribe to Any Given Sunday via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, PodBean, and TuneIn Radio EMAIL: agspod1@gmail.com FACEBOOK: Any Given Sunday TWITTER: @AGSpod INSTAGRAM: agspodcast SUBSCRIBE TO ANY GIVEN SUNDAY: SPOTIFY: http://bit.ly/AnyGivenSundaySpotify ITUNES: http://bit.ly/AnyGivenSundayPodcast GOOGLE PODCASTS: http://bit.ly/AnyGivenSundayPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis and Josh Levin discuss Warriors-Rockets and Kevin Durant with the Athletic’s Marcus Thompson; the NFL draft with ESPN’s Mina Kimes; and ESPN’s new 30 for 30 documentary The Dominican Dream with director Jonathan Hock. Warriors-Rockets (3:00): Houston is complaining about the referees. Kevin Durant is putting up huge numbers. What else can we expect in the Western Conference semis? NFL draft (17:39): Why did Mina start screaming when the Giants selected Duke quarterback Daniel Jones? The Dominican Dream (34:29): Felipe Lopez was a basketball phenom who didn’t become an NBA superstar. It’s not fair to call him a bust. Afterballs (52:29): Stefan on bat-flipping and Josh on Kevin Garnett’s move from South Carolina to Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis and Josh Levin discuss Warriors-Rockets and Kevin Durant with the Athletic’s Marcus Thompson; the NFL draft with ESPN’s Mina Kimes; and ESPN’s new 30 for 30 documentary The Dominican Dream with director Jonathan Hock. Warriors-Rockets (3:00): Houston is complaining about the referees. Kevin Durant is putting up huge numbers. What else can we expect in the Western Conference semis? NFL draft (17:39): Why did Mina start screaming when the Giants selected Duke quarterback Daniel Jones? The Dominican Dream (34:29): Felipe Lopez was a basketball phenom who didn’t become an NBA superstar. It’s not fair to call him a bust. Afterballs (52:29): Stefan on bat-flipping and Josh on Kevin Garnett’s move from South Carolina to Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis and Josh Levin are joined by Slate’s Jim Newell to talk about Tiger Woods’ first win in five years. Plus, Lee Jenkins explains why he left Sports Illustrated to take a job with the Los Angeles Clippers’, and Jonathan Hock discusses his documentary 14 Back. Tiger Woods (1:19): It had been 1,876 days since Woods won a golf tournament. Why did it mean so much to see him back on top of the game he’s dominated for decades? Lee Jenkins (22:10): SI’s longtime lead NBA writer decided to leave that gig to become the Clippers’ executive director of research and identity. Why’d he make the move? Also, what’s an executive director of research and identity? 14 Back  (42:15): Jonathan Hock’s latest film is about the rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees and the classic one-game playoff in 1978 in which Bucky Bleeping Dent played a starring role. Afterballs(1:03:00): Stefan on Bucky Dent’s bat and Josh on an American star in Australian Rules Football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis and Josh Levin are joined by Slate’s Jim Newell to talk about Tiger Woods’ first win in five years. Plus, Lee Jenkins explains why he left Sports Illustrated to take a job with the Los Angeles Clippers’, and Jonathan Hock discusses his documentary 14 Back. Tiger Woods (1:19): It had been 1,876 days since Woods won a golf tournament. Why did it mean so much to see him back on top of the game he’s dominated for decades? Lee Jenkins (22:10): SI’s longtime lead NBA writer decided to leave that gig to become the Clippers’ executive director of research and identity. Why’d he make the move? Also, what’s an executive director of research and identity? 14 Back  (42:15): Jonathan Hock’s latest film is about the rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees and the classic one-game playoff in 1978 in which Bucky Bleeping Dent played a starring role. Afterballs(1:03:00): Stefan on Bucky Dent’s bat and Josh on an American star in Australian Rules Football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 178 of the SI Media Podcast features an interview with the voice of the New York Yankees, John Sterling. The longtime radio broadcaster talks about never missing a game since getting the job in 1989, his philosophy for calling a game, his daily routine, how he preps for a game, his vocal critics, his famous home run calls and much more. Following the interview with Sterling, SI managing editor Chris Stone and director Jonathan Hock discuss SI TV’s upcoming documentary on the 1978 Yankees-Red Sox battle, “14 Back.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Director and producer Jonathan Hock drops by to talk about his EPSN 30 for 30 film "Best of Enemies" that will air this week. We also get into the Lakers-Celtics rivalry, race in the NBA and his 2005 documentary "Through The Fire."

Tom talks with Jonathan Hock on the 30 For 30 on Coach Cal, Mike Pratt and Darrell Bird

Stefan Fatsis and Josh Levin talk to Jim Newell about the Masters; Tom Haberstroh about Russell Westbrook and resting NBA players; Meg Rowley about baseball’s return; and Jonathan Hock about One and Not Done, his ESPN documentary on John Calipari. The Masters (2:20): Breaking down a thrilling finish, Sergio Garcia’s long-awaited major championship, and Jim Nantz’s odd announcing tendencies. The NBA (16:00): Discussing the Oklahoma City Thunder point guard's latest triple-double feats and the conundrum of star players sitting out regular-season games. Baseball (33:45): Baseball is back! Does it matter? Delving into the sport’s entertainment value and lack of big-name stars. One and Not Done (48:34): Talking with Jonathan Hock about his new 30 for 30 documentary on John Calipari and how to assess the Kentucky’s coach’s legacy as it is still unfolding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis and Josh Levin talk to Jim Newell about the Masters; Tom Haberstroh about Russell Westbrook and resting NBA players; Meg Rowley about baseball’s return; and Jonathan Hock about One and Not Done, his ESPN documentary on John Calipari. The Masters (2:20): Breaking down a thrilling finish, Sergio Garcia’s long-awaited major championship, and Jim Nantz’s odd announcing tendencies. The NBA (16:00): Discussing the Oklahoma City Thunder point guard's latest triple-double feats and the conundrum of star players sitting out regular-season games. Baseball (33:45): Baseball is back! Does it matter? Delving into the sport’s entertainment value and lack of big-name stars. One and Not Done (48:34): Talking with Jonathan Hock about his new 30 for 30 documentary on John Calipari and how to assess the Kentucky’s coach’s legacy as it is still unfolding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A lot of energy, a lot of fun and a lot of talk about family on this week's BEHIND THE LENS with special guests writer/director/producer Deon Taylor and writer/director/producer Gayle Kirschenbaum. First up, hear the passion of Deon Taylor as he talks about his latest film, MEET THE BLACKS. At the farthest end of the spectrum from his last film, the critically acclaimed and well received "Supremacy", MEET THE BLACKS is one raucous riotous laugh after another. Listen as Deon not only talks about the "making of" MEET THE BLACKS and his considerations for story and comedy casting, but the cinematic considerations of lighting and lensing, plus his concerns shooting this film digitally as opposed to his prior works, with "Supremacy" even being shot in 16mm. Deon gives some terrific tips for filmmakers. And hot on Deon's heels is Gayle Kirschenbaum who joins me talking about her very powerful, cathartic, resonant and fun documentary, LOOK AT US NOW, MOTHER! It's a coffee klatch chat fest with Gayle as she talks about story structure, balancing of emotion and the pure fun of taking this cinematic journey revisiting life with her mother who, by the way, is buckets of fun in the documentary. Plus, hear excerpts of what Cliff Curtis had to say during our exclusive interview talking his tour de force performance as Genesis Potini in THE DARK HORSE. And of course, since it's opening day of the 2016 baseball season, what better way to throw out the first pitch than to hear from documentarian Jonathan Hock talk about his latest film, the Kevin Costner narrated, FASTBALL! So. . .Play Ball! http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Jonathan Hock is the Writer and Director of the new documentary film "Fastball". Released March 25, the film documents the history of great pitchers, the progression of pitching, and the science behind the perfect pitch! The film features former and current MLB greats like Nolan Ryan, Goose Gossage, Justin Verlander and Bryce Harper. Also, Rick Horrow, "The Sports Professor", of Horrow Sports Ventures stops in to give you the latest rumors and news in the world of Sports marketing and business.

Josh Levin, Mike Pesca, and Jonathan Hock talk about the NCAA Tournament and Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski's handshake line hijinks. Ken Early also joins to discuss the death of Johan Cruyff. Finally, they review Hock's latest documentary, Fastball. Facebook: facebook.com/HangUpAndListen Email: hangup@slate.com Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Levin, Mike Pesca, and Jonathan Hock talk about the NCAA Tournament and Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski's handshake line hijinks. Ken Early also joins to discuss the death of Johan Cruyff. Finally, they review Hock's latest documentary, Fastball. Facebook: facebook.com/HangUpAndListen Email: hangup@slate.com Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss the Dallas Cowboys' Greg Hardy. Slate's Jamelle Bouie also joins to talk about the Missouri football players' boycott, and they interview Jonathan Hock about his documentary The Gospel According to Mac.   Hang Up and Listen is brought to you by Spotless, a sexy and bold drama laced with dark humor, from Esquire Network. Learn more about Spotless by downloading "Coming Clean," a roundtable podcast that goes behind the scenes of TV's best dramas, and tune into the Spotless series premiere November 14th at 10 Eastern/9 Central on Esquire Network.   And by MileIQ. If you're one of the 60 million Americans who drive for work then you know that your miles are your dollars. Every mile you don't log is money you're losing. MileIQ is the only mileage-tracker app that detects, logs, and calculates your miles for you, ensuring that every mile is accounted for and no dollar is lost. Try MileIQ for free today by texting HANGUP to 31996.   And by The Message, a new podcast series from GE Podcast Theater.   Facebook: facebook.com/HangUpAndListen Email: hangup@slate.com Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca are joined by Sports Illustrated‘s Alexander Wolff to talk about Dean Smith, by Nathaniel Vinton to discuss U.S. ski racers, and by Jonathan Hock for a chat about his Soviet hockey documentary Of Miracles and Men. Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss the latest NBA playoffs news. They also talk to Jonathan Hock about his ESPN series on the U.S. World Cup soccer team and Landon Donovan’s roster omission. Finally, they discuss the mystery of “the yips.” Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices