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La Càtedra Climent Guitart enceta una nova etapa després de renovar el conveni fins al 2029, amb el doctor Lluís Coromina al capdavant. L'acord, signat per l'Ajuntament de Lloret de Mar, la Universitat de Girona i la Fundació Climent Guitart, permetrà donar continuïtat als projectes de recerca i transferència de coneixement en l'àmbit del turisme. Impulsada el 2022 per la Fundació Climent Guitart, la càtedra treballa per fomentar la recerca i la col·laboració entre el món acadèmic, les administracions i el sector turístic, amb una atenció especial a les destinacions litorals. Ens en dona més detalls Cristina Cabañas, presidenta de la Fundació Climent Guitart. «És molt clau aquesta càtedra per nosaltres. Treballarem pels destins de sol i platja, que tenen problemàtiques similars a les de Lloret».Cristina Cabañas A més, Cabañas també destaca que la formació és clau en tots els sectors i que estan molt agraïts amb la feina feta de la doctora Anna Garriga, a qui Cabañas defineix com a ànima i motor d’aquests primers quatre anys de la càtedra. Lluís Coromina, en serà ara el nou director. «És el degà de la Facultat de Turisme i a més especialista en anàlisi de dades i creiem que el seu perfil pot ser molt interessant».Cristina Cabañas Tanmateix, Cabañas no ha volgut acabar sense agrair el suport rebut a l’Ajuntament de Lloret de Mar, i especialment a Elizabeth Keegan. D’altra banda, la gerent de Lloret Turisme, Elizabeth Keegan, explica que aquests projectes de recerca, impulsats per la Càtedra, són imprescindibles per Lloret. «Aquest conveni és una oportunitat d’or per a casa nostra, per poder millorar en termes de turisme de sostenibilitat responsable».Elizabeth Keegan Esperem doncs que aquesta renovació de conveni, pugui contribuir positivament al model de turisme de la nostra vila.

La Confraria de Sant Elm organitza aquest dissabte un nou assaig del Ball de Plaça de concurrència popular, una activitat pensada perquè els infants coneguin el ball abans de la Festa Major i arribin més preparats al Ball de Plaça del 26 de juliol. L'assaig es farà a les set de la tarda a la plaça de la Vila, el mateix escenari on tindrà lloc el Ball de Plaça. Segons explica l'obre major de la Confraria de Sant Elm, Ignasi Riera, això facilita que els nens interioritzin l'espai i puguin participar amb més confiança el dia de la festa. “L'any passat va ser un èxit perquè és un assaig del Ball de Plaça en el lloc on es farà. Els nens ja ho interioritzen i el dia del Ball de Plaça és molt més fàcil tornar-hi a ballar.”Ignasi Riera L'activitat és oberta a tots els infants, sense necessitat d'inscripció prèvia, i tampoc és obligatori haver participat en l'assaig per poder ballar el dia 26. L’important és participar, expliquen. La Confraria destaca que l'assaig també serveix per fer el Ball de Plaça més ordenat. Durant l'activitat i també el dia de la festa, diversos monitors ajudaran els nens i nenes a col·locar-se i seguir el desenvolupament del ball. “Les dues coses que estem treballant més són el control a la plaça i l'ordre. Tenim persones que ajuden els nens a posar-se bé al seu lloc i els van guiant durant tot el Ball de Plaça.”Ignasi Riera A més d'aprendre els passos, la iniciativa busca també fomentar que els més petits facin seva una de les tradicions més emblemàtiques de la Festa Major de Santa Cristina.

La Plataforma per una Educació Digna a Lloret (PEDAL) denuncia la retallada de l'Aula d'Acollida Intensiva per al curs vinent. L'entitat, que agrupa famílies d’alumnes de tots els centres del municipi, vol manifestar públicament el seu profund malestar i indignació davant aquesta decisió sobtada i unilateral del Departament d'Educació. Recordem que, després de molt de temps de reclamar per a Lloret una Aula d'Acollida Intensiva, el Departament va accedir a crear-la el curs passat. Ara, però, la plataforma ha sabut per tercers, sense que fos una via de comunicació oficial, que el curs vinent no es prestarà aquest servei. Una decisió presa, diuen, “d’esquena a la comunitat educativa i sense cap valoració prèvia amb els equips directius”. La plataforma de famílies reconeix que l'aula no ha funcionat com s'esperava, perquè només se n'han pogut beneficiar 11 alumnes al llarg de tot el curs. Però considera que és culpa de la “pèssima planificació” per part del Departament d'Educació, amb “uns criteris de selecció molt estrictes” per poder-hi entrar, com ara ser un alumne de llengua no hispànica, arribar per primera vegada al país i cursar 3r o 4t d'ESO. I, a més, es va posar en marxa molt tard, de manera que molts alumnes no van poder fer-ne ús, perquè el gruix de la matrícula viva arriba entre els mesos de juny i setembre. La PEDAL calcula que si l’aula hagués estat oberta des del mes de setembre, hauria donat servei a un total de 45 alumnes de 3r i 4t d'ESO i, si s'hagués ampliat a tota la secundària, s'hauria arribat als 88 alumnes, xifra que representa el volum de tres classes senceres. Així ho valora la presidenta de la plataforma, Montse Palaudelmàs. “És cert que només hi ha hagut 11 alumnes a l'aula, però hem tingut un total de 88 alumnes que han arribat i això ens fa veure que potser aquesta aula d'acollida no es va plantejar com s'havia de plantejar”Montse Palaudelmàs En un comunicat, la plataforma recorda que Lloret de Mar presenta una realitat educativa complexa i singular respecte a la resta de Catalunya, marcada per un altíssim volum de matrícula viva (que és l'alumnat que s'incorpora al llarg de tot el curs escolar). És per respondre a aquesta situació que és necessària una Aula d'Acollida Intensiva, que permeti als alumnes que arriben passar per allà abans d'incorporar-se a un centre convencional. Una eina que la PEDAL considera “clau per a la immersió lingüística”. En aquesta línia, la Plataforma afegeix que ha parlat amb totes les directives d'instituts públics del municipi, i totes elles coincideixen que l'aula d'acollida intensiva, reformulada amb uns criteris més amplis, seria una eina clau per accelerar el procés d'integració dels alumnes no catalano-parlants. “Pels pocs alumnes que s'hi han acollit, ha funcionat molt bé l'aula, tots els docents estan d'acord en què ha sigut una molt bona eina”Montse Palaudelmàs Per tant, denuncien que la mala gestió de l'aula i la conseqüent supressió del servei “cronifiquen el problema existent a Lloret amb la matrícula viva”. Un problema que afecta els alumnes nouvinguts, però també els que ja estan integrats a les aules convencionals i “veuen trencada la seva rutina constantment amb l'arribada de nous alumnes”. La plataforma demana una reunió urgent amb els responsables del Departament d’Educació i els equips directius de Lloret de Mar i avisa que “no es quedarà de braços creuats davant del que consideren un greu retrocés en la qualitat educativa i en els drets de l’alumnat més vulnerable del municipi”. “La nostra idea és lluitar des d'ara fins a finals de juliol per aconseguir el compromís de la Conselleria i que el recurs comenci el curs el 8 de setembre, com les classes convencionals”Montse Palaudelmàs Per tant, PEDAL exigeix la reconsideració immediata de la mesura, el manteniment de les dotacions de professorat de l’Aula d’Acollida Intensiva per al pròxim curs i l'ampliació del recurs a tota l’etapa de secundària i a tot el curs escolar, a partir del setembre.

Primers detinguts pels incendis i l'última hora del crim al parc de la Pegaso

Steve and Charlie discussed the start of NBA free agency, Toronto's trade for Kawhi Leonard, the Pelicans' biggest roster hole, and the 2026 World Cup. The guys spoke to Mike Hoss, the voice of the Saints, to get ready for the team's training camp next month.

#475 - Offseason Preview West Edition - Mavs, Pels, Grizz, Kings, Jazz mit Sven SchererIn der letzten, knapp verspäteten Offseason Preview haben Sven und Leo über mehrere unterschiedliche West Teams gesprochen. Leo Lieblingsteam war genauso mit dabei wie die Katastrophen Teams kings und Pels. Sieht die Situation der Grizzlies genauso Schlimm aus und wäre man aktuell lieber bei den Mavs oder Grizzlies oder Jazz GM? Viele Fragen in 2 einhalb Stunden versuchen wir antworten zu finden.Viel Spaß beim Hörenhttps://linktr.ee/airballpodcast?fbclid=PAAaY_uTZX2oLNnqxMI2tGsVZ4kWKgvX-pptvZCa9tVrqE2_FCH67dshC_J5MMusik von Ju von Dölzschen, checkt ihr hier:https://instagram.com/ju.von.doelzschen?utm_medium=copy_linkSven auf X und BlueSky:https://twitter.com/scherer_sven?t=9XwvHX5zHDJihzcm-8-J9A&s=09https://bsky.app/profile/svenscherer.bsky.social

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* Gun control, immigration, and weedkiller: it was a busy day for the Supreme Court. * The Pelicans drafted a New Orleans native and St. Aug grad in the second round, Jaron Pierre. * Breaking down Team USA's path at the World Cup

Steve and Charlie gave an update from the College World Series Finals. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about the Pelicans. Koki Riley, an LSU reporter for The Advocate, joined Sports Talk to discuss LSU baseball's work in the transfer portal and preview the 2026 MLB Draft.

David Grubb, the host of The Post Up podcast, joined Sports Talk. Grubb broke down the latest buzz about the Pelicans entering the 2026 NBA Draft.

NBA scout Mark Cook joined Sports Talk. Cook broke down the Pelicans' options with the 2026 NBA Draft starting Tuesday night.

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Big Q breaks down the latest Pelicans rumors involving Jaylen Brown and Trey Murphy III, reviews insider reports, discusses front-office additions, and covers the latest developments around the organization.Pelicans Insiders Pour Cold Water On Jaylen Brown Rumors as Big Q breaks down the latest reports surrounding the New Orleans Pelicans and Boston Celtics. We discuss Trey Murphy III trade speculation, Jaylen Brown rumors, insider reactions from around the league, new Pelicans front-office hires, Jose Alvarado's latest comments, and much more.Topics:• Jaylen Brown trade rumors• Trey Murphy III speculation• Bill Simmons comments• Will Guillory responds• Shamit Dua report• New Pelicans administrative hires• Jose Alvarado update:Pelicans Insiders Pour Cold Water On Jaylen Brown Rumors, New Orleans Pelicans, Jaylen Brown, Trey Murphy III, Boston Celtics, Pelicans trade rumors, Pelicans news, Jose Alvarado, Bill Simmons, Will Guillory, Shamit Dua, NBA rumors, Pelican Post Game Report, PPRPelicans trade rumors are heating up as we break down the latest links between New Orleans and Boston. See what the buzz means for the roster.This Pelicans Postgame Report examines the specific NBA trade rumors connecting the Celtics to key New Orleans players. We analyze the potential impact regarding Trey Murphy III and Jaylen Brown, separating realistic speculation from offseason noise. If you follow the Pelicans front office moves, this breakdown provides the necessary context on how these potential deals could reshape the team's future.Beyond the court, we also cover the significant front office shakeup with the hiring of Amanda Green as Executive Director of Strategy and Analytics for the Pelicans. We look at how this addition to the Pelicans front office fits into the team's long-term vision and what it signals about their approach to data-driven decision-making.Subscribe for weekly Pelicans trade news and analysis, and let us know in the comments if you think a Celtics trade is likely.

Jeff Nowak and Charlie Long discuss the value the New Orleans Pelicans would get from a Jaylen Brown trade and the implications of Alvin Kamara making an unannounced visit at the New Orleans Saints OTAs. Then, Mike Hoss, Voice of the Saints, joins the show to share his thoughts about the recent New Orleans Saints' Organized Team Activities. Also, David Grubb, host of The Post UP podcast and covers the New Orleans Pelicans for The Bird Writes.com, comes on to discuss the Pels' trade rumors and the NBA Finals.

David Grubb, host of The Post UP podcast and covers the New Orleans Pelicans for The Bird Writes.com, joins Jeff Nowak and Charlie Long to discuss the Pels' trade rumors and the NBA Finals.

Jeff Nowak and Charlie Long sound off on the implications of Alvin Kamara making an unannounced visit at the New Orleans Saints OTAs. Then, David Grubb, host of The Post UP podcast and covers the New Orleans Pelicans for The Bird Writes.com, joins the show to discuss the Pels' trade rumors and the NBA Finals.

Steve and Charlie spoke to a WWL listener about Trey Murphy and the Pelicans. National NBA scout Chris Dodson joined Sports Talk. Dodson broke down the Pelicans' offseason questions, highlighting Trey Murphy's potential trade packages. He also previewed the 2026 NBA Finals matchup between the Spurs and Knicks. Steve and Charlie reported on the 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament.

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Will Guillory, an NBA reporter for The Athletic, joined Sports Talk. Guillory broke down Pelicans head coach Jamahl Mosley's fit in New Orleans, the Birds' offseason question marks, and the 2026 NBA Playoffs.

Pelicans Add God Shammgod to Jamahl Mosley's coaching staff, and Big Q breaks down what this move means for New Orleans basketball, player development, and the new Pels culture.The Pelicans are reportedly hiring veteran coach God Shammgod as an assistant under new head coach Jamahl Mosley. Shammgod worked with Mosley in Dallas and Orlando and now joins the Pelicans as a front-of-the-bench assistant.Big Q also covers the expected carryover assistants including Greg Monroe, Jodie Meeks, Mike Hopkins, and Will Bynum, plus potential Mosley additions Dale Osbourne and Bret Brielmaier. We also listen to Jamahl Mosley's philosophy and discuss what kind of identity he wants to build in New Orleans.Lakers Target Herb Jones rumors are heating up as Big Q breaks down the latest report connecting the Los Angeles Lakers to the New Orleans Pelicans' elite two-way wing.According to NBA insider reporting, the Lakers are expected to revisit Herb Jones as a trade target this summer after previously making a push around the deadline. A possible salary-matching framework mentioned includes Jarred Vanderbilt, Dalton Knecht, and draft capital.Big Q breaks down the real question: Should the Pelicans even consider moving Herb Jones? Is that Lakers package enough? Or would New Orleans be making a major mistake by trading one of the NBA's best perimeter defenders?We talk Herb's value, Pelicans roster direction, Lakers urgency, and what Joe Dumars should demand if Los Angeles calls again.Drop your trade grade in the comments and tap YouTube's “HYPE THE SHOW!” feature to help push this Pelicans report!

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Pelicans hiring Jamahl Mosley is a major turning point for New Orleans basketball! Big Q breaks down the reported move as the New Orleans Pelicans hire former Orlando Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley as their new head coach on a five-year contract.Mosley comes to New Orleans after five seasons with the Orlando Magic, where he helped guide a young roster out of rebuild mode and into three straight playoff appearances before Orlando fired him on May 4, 2026. ESPN reported that Mosley was dismissed after the Magic lost Game 7 to Detroit in the first round after holding a 3-1 series lead.Big Q dives into what Mosley brings to the Pelicans: defensive identity, player development, accountability, young roster growth, and whether his coaching style can maximize Zion Williamson, Trey Murphy III, Derik Queen, Jeremiah Fears, Yves Missi, Herb Jones, Dejounte Murray, Jordan Poole, and the rest of this Pels roster.This move comes after the Pelicans moved on from Willie Green during the 2025-26 season following a 2-10 start, with James Borrego serving as interim head coach. Now the question is simple: Is Jamahl Mosley the right leader to restore the Pelicans' culture and push New Orleans back into playoff contention?Big Q covers:Why the Pelicans targeted Jamahl MosleyMosley's defensive-minded coaching profileHis player-development reputationHow he fits Zion, Trey Murphy III, and the young coreWhat this means for Joe Dumars and the front officeWhy this five-year deal signals a serious reset in New Orleans

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Mike and Charlie spoke to a WWL listener about the Pelicans' decision to hire Jamahl Mosley.

It's time for The Nebraska Hour! And time for Timmy Nebraska and Magee to fix The New Orleans Pelicans!  Plus, the NBA Lottery is in the books and now we know which teams are picking where in the Draft on June 23rd and 24th, 2026.

Tune in here to this Friday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show! We’re joined by Kirsten Pels from the Republican National Committee to discuss rising concerns over progressive policies in major Democrat-led cities, crime and prison release policies tied to Roy Cooper, and the national debate surrounding immigration and border security. Kirsten outlines Republican concerns over crime trends in North Carolina, arguing that soft-on-crime policies have led to dangerous consequences across the state. The conversation also focuses on victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants and the role border enforcement plays in public safety debates. Listen here for all of this and more on The Brett Winterble Show! For more from Brett Winterble check out his YouTube chan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Pels calls-in to talk about the WHCD shooting, reaction that 'both' sides are the problem, big wins in the courts for GOP, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kiersten Pels, National Press Secretary for the RNC, responds to a montage of Democrats and left-leaning figures using violent or inflammatory political language, arguing that such rhetoric contributes to real-world extremism and is often followed by silence or insufficient condemnation from Democratic leaders. She emphasizes what she calls a broader pattern of radicalization on the left, the need for political leaders to denounce violence clearly, and the RNC's intention to hold Democrats accountable during the campaign cycle. The discussion also shifts to election dynamics, with Pels pointing to polling that shows a closely divided congressional race and rejecting narratives of an inevitable Democratic “blue wave,” instead framing voter sentiment as skeptical of Democratic leadership and policies heading into the midterms. Hashtags: #KierstenPels #RNC #Midterms #PoliticalRhetoric #Election2026 #Trump #Polling #Congress #PoliticalViolence

interview with Kiersten Pel, RNCC secretary about midterms In the opening segment of the second hour of The Charlie James Show on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, Charlie James interviewed Kiersten Pels, the newly appointed Secretary of the Republican National Committee (RNC), to discuss the GOP's strategic roadmap for the 2026 midterm elections. Pels, who recently transitioned from her role as communications director for Senator Ron Johnson to join Joe Gruters' leadership team at the RNC, outlined a "Back to Basics" campaign focused on tax cuts, border security, and countering "lawfare" tactics. During the interview, she emphasized the importance of expanding the Republican House and Senate majorities to support the Trump administration's agenda, specifically noting that the upcoming June 9th primary in South Carolina would serve as a critical bellwether for voter enthusiasm in the Upstate.

In the opening segment of the second hour of The Charlie James Show on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, Charlie James interviewed Kiersten Pels, the newly appointed Secretary of the Republican National Committee (RNC), to discuss the GOP's strategic roadmap for the 2026 midterm elections. Pels, who recently transitioned from her role as communications director for Senator Ron Johnson to join Joe Gruters' leadership team at the RNC, outlined a "Back to Basics" campaign focused on tax cuts, border security, and countering "lawfare" tactics. During the interview, she emphasized the importance of expanding the Republican House and Senate majorities to support the Trump administration's agenda, specifically noting that the upcoming June 9th primary in South Carolina would serve as a critical bellwether for voter enthusiasm in the Upstate.

During the second hour of The Charlie James Show on April 28, 2026, Charlie James shifted from national headlines to political strategy and safety, starting with an interview with RNC Secretary Kiersten Pels on GOP midterm tactics. The discussion moved into the rise of political violence and online threats before featuring former Representative Adam Morgan, who warned that the South Carolina legislature has only eight days left to pass critical bills. The hour concluded with a fiery segment on media bias, where James argued that the mainstream press has "shown its true colors" in its coverage following the third assassination attempt on President Trump.

With a little more than a week until the #NFL Draft, the vibes surrounding the New Orleans #Saints are mostly positive. Their brothers next door wearing the uniforms of the New Orleans Pelicans? Not so much. Can this change for the better, soon? Let's ask Saints columnist and Pelicans color analyst John DeShazier on a special Tuesday Dattitude (Ep. 494) presented by Evangeline Securities, and you can hear the comments and questions received from the audience.

Send us Fan MailWe hit the road to Northeast PELS and hand the mic to presidents-elect, district leaders, and longtime Rotarians who are stepping into big roles. The stories range from hilarious name-tag moments to serious talk on membership, global service, and leading from peace instead of chaos. • Live voices from President-Elect Training and why it matters for Rotary leadership • What assistant governors do and how districts keep tabs on club health • Preparing for district leadership and building a team mentality • A Haitian physician's path into Rotary and what it means to have both received and given service • Vocation, faith, and service above self as one integrated life • Membership challenges, attendance culture, and why flexibility can strengthen engagement • Balancing club traditions with needed change in long-established Rotary clubs • Partnering with Kiwanis, Toastmasters, and other service organizations • Global grants and international service projects including El Salvador and Ukraine support • The leadership lesson that lands hardest: human beings, not human doings Most importantly, I want you to remember that this whole thing is on YouTube. The Action to Impact YouTube channel. Check it out. If you want me to hit your Pels next year, let me know. Rotarianpod at gmail.com. Support the showJoin me as I talk to those "amazing people turning their Actions 2 Impact all over the world. #BE THE CHANGE

Oleh Kosel, New Orleans Pelicans media, joins Steve Geller to talk about the birds' recent performance.

Steve and Charlie interviewed Oleh Kosel, a credentialed NBA reporter covering the Pelicans. Kosel projected Brandon Ingram to get a standing ovation from Pelican fans in his return at the Smoothie King Center. Kosel also shared his thoughts on Trey Murphy, Dejounte Murray, and the Pels' defense.

Steve and Charlie broke down the Pelicans' matchup with the Kings and lamented the NBA's tanking issue.

First Take resumes with a NOLA takedown! The Pelicans responded to Stephen A.'s Zion roast by showing off his top tier athleticism in a tweet! SAS has some words for the 19 win, tanking Pels... (0:00) Then, which NBA team has the highest ceiling? (13:15) Next, is there anything the Lakers can do to prove they're contenders? (25:50) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Dodson, a national NBA reporter covering the Pelicans, joined Sports Talk. Dodson broke down Zion Williamson's conversation with ESPN, previewed the rest of the team's road trip, and evaluated the Pels' defensive issues.

Steve and Charlie previewed a late night of Louisiana basketball, celebrated Will Clapp's transition from his playing career to a coaching position with the Saints, and recapped the franchise tag news around the NFL. Chris Dodson, a national NBA reporter covering the Pelicans, joined Sports Talk. Dodson broke down Zion Williamson's conversation with ESPN, previewed the rest of the team's road trip, and evaluated the Pels' defensive issues.

It's a loaded Tuesday edition of The Sporting Tribune Today! Host Grant Mona reacts to a wild night for LA basketball and gets you caught up on the latest from Rams camp as the NFL offseason shifts into high gear. Segment One: Sean McVay's New-Look Rams Fresh off the NFL Scouting Combine, Rams head coach Sean McVay addresses the media regarding the team's finalized 2026 coaching staff and their approach to the upcoming free agency period. McVay breaks down the "intriguing" hire of Kliff Kingsbury as Assistant Head Coach and the return of Super Bowl champions Robert Woods and Brian Allen to the sidelines. Plus, Grant discusses McVay's desire to bring back backup QB Jimmy Garoppolo and the challenge of navigating a secondary filled with pending free agents. Segment Two: SoCal Hoop Sweep A double-header of NBA reaction. First, we head to Crypto.com Arena to hear from JJ Redick ahead of the Lakers' 110–101 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. Redick discusses the evolution of the Lakers' offense around Luka Dončić and the need for consistency as they hunt for a top-six seed. Then, we flip the script to San Francisco, where Tyronn Lue reflects on the Clippers' massive 17-point comeback win against the Warriors. Lue shares his thoughts on Darius Garland's debut and how the team's defensive adjustments stifled Golden State in the second half. Produced by: Grant Mona Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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This hour, Jeff Nowak and Charlie Long talk about the New Orleans Pelicans have signed guard Bryce McGowens to a standard three-year NBA contract and financial gaurntee triggers in Zion Williamson's contract. Then, Sam Bruchhaus, former Tulane linebacker and data analyst for Sumer Sports, joins the show to talk about what data tells us about this year's NFL draft class.

Rod Walker, a columnist for NOLA.com, joined Sports Talk. Walker discussed the Pelicans' post-All-Star break schedule, highlighting their matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. Walker also shared his thoughts on interim head coach James Borrego, the Pels' rookies, Dejounte Murray, and the Saints' options with the eighth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Jeff and Charlie criticized the reports surrounding the NBA's interest in abandoning the rookie draft to combat tanking. Rod Walker, a columnist for NOLA.com, joined Sports Talk. Walker discussed the Pelicans' post-All-Star break schedule, highlighting their matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. Walker also shared his thoughts on interim head coach James Borrego, the Pels' rookies, Dejounte Murray, and the Saints' options with the eighth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Jeff and Charlie congratulated Tyler Shough and his family on the birth of their first child.

Pels joins to talk about the RNC's winning strategies for the midterm, voter turnout, 2026 outlook, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Verno and Jacoby return as they briefly discuss the Grizzlies completely dominating the Kings, Tyrese Maxey's continued ascension into superstardom, as well as how impressive the Spurs looked without their top players. Next, the guys dive into their loves and loathes from this past week in the NBA. (00:00) Welcome to The Mismatch! (00:35) What's next for the Kings after getting blown out by the Grizzlies? (08:13) Sixers beat Bucks as Maxey's ascension continues (14:48) Verno and Jacoby's no. 1 loves of the week (22:39) Verno and Jacoby's no. 1 loathes of the week (32:06) No. 2 loves of the week (38:43) No. 2 loathes of the week (46:19) No. 3 loves of the week (52:26) No. 3 loathes of the week (01:02:07) No. 4 loves of the week (01:05:36) No. 4 loathes of the week The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Leave us a message on our Mismatch Voicemail line! (323) 389-5091 Hosts: Chris Vernon and David Jacoby Producers: Jessie Lopez and Brian Waters Social: Keith Fujimoto Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Justin, Rob, and J. Kyle Mann are here to check in on some of the top rookies across the league. They start with the top pick, Cooper Flagg, and how he's been doing in a dysfunctional Mavs offense. Then they talk about the exciting flashes from Pelicans rookies Jeremiah Fears and Derik Queen. Next, they talk about the three Hornets rookies, V.J. Edgecombe, and Ace Bailey's slow start. They wrap up with their thoughts on a handful of other rookies who have stuck out to them. Intro (0:00:00) FanDuel ad break (3:21) Cooper Flagg (6:55) FanDuel ad break (23:59) Pels rookies (25:29) Hornets rookies (44:12) V.J. Edgecombe (59:22) Ace Bailey (1:03:12) The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Hosts: Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney, and J. Kyle Mann Producers: Ben Cruz, Isaiah Blakely, and Victoria Valencia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices