Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephen Ross

The lawsuit filed by former Brian Flores vs the NFL has subpoenaed 25 teams. If Flores wins this can can Stephen Ross lose the team?

If the Dolphins don't go to a Super Bowl Stephen Ross may never host one

In hour one, is Stephen Ross upset that the Dolphins have 0 primetime games this season? The Fins schedule release video was a banger. Plus, Kim Bokamper joins the show to discuss the post-McDaniel era and rips Crowder for eating dinner in bed.

"Save yourself the time, Dan. Just be a narcissist." Jorge Sedano has worn a robe many times in his life and joins us from Los Angeles to further the discussion on LeBron James and the reports that he feels underappreciated by the Los Angeles Lakers. Then, David Samson (also in a robe and with a chest like a dolphin) jumps in and tells us why he believes there isn't more funny in sports broadcasting, why Inside The NBA will continue even when Charles Barkley is gone, and what Stephen Ross is trying to get out of claiming Miami is unfit to host a Super Bowl. He also claims that one day we will get on planes without pilots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"DRIVER COMFORT IS PARAMOUNT!" I could tell you about how we talked about the Oklahoma City Thunder being the first-ever sneaky dynasty, or how Stephen Ross is lying about Miami not being fit to host a Super Bowl, or even Zaslow going to Santa Fe Community College and still rooting for UM. We all know why you're here, though: there is a massive update to Greg Cote's Catchphrase Countdown, and it is the only thing that matters on today's show. Today's Cast: Dan, Zaslow, Greg, Chris, Roy, Tony, Mike Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Season 7, Episode 2: How did Equinox evolve from a single gym in New York to a global luxury lifestyle and hotel brand? Today, we sit down with Jeff Weinhaus, Co-President and Chief Development Officer at Equinox, to break down the incredible real estate strategy behind the fitness empire. Jeff shares the inside story of how a stubborn lease negotiation won over billionaire Stephen Ross, why Equinox builds gyms inside historic bank vaults and sugar factories, and the exact "70/30 Rule" they use to decide which cities get a location next. We also dive into the future of wellness, the shift from cardio to heavy strength training, and what it takes to double a luxury portfolio without losing the brand's soul. Whether you're curious about the brand's pivot toward longevity and mental health or how they plan to double their portfolio without losing their edge, this episode is a must-listen for anyone in capital markets or real estate development. Join us as we dive deep into the disciplined growth and creative vision that transformed a local family business into a global luxury platform. Shoutout to our sponsor, Henry AI. The fast track to investor-ready decks that actually stand out. TOPICS 0:00 - Intro & Jeff Weinhaus's Background 6:07 - The Columbus Circle Deal & Winning Over Stephen Ross 10:06 - Expanding Beyond NYC & The First LA Location 13:07 - Navigating the Pandemic & Automating the Gym 15:33 - The Blue-Collar Origin Story of a Luxury Brand 18:54 - Building Gyms in Bank Vaults & Sugar Factories 21:37 - The 70/30 Rule of Real Estate & Location Scouting 31:19 - Equinox Hotels & The Science of Perfect Sleep 39:13 - The Art of the Deal: Negotiating with Landlords 43:08 - Sunbelt Migration & Targeting Second-Tier Cities 48:08 - Why Gen Z is Spending Their Money on Equinox 54:05 - New Fitness Trends: Cold Plunges & Padel 1:00:13 - International Expansion: London & The Middle East 1:04:37 - The Future: How Equinox Plans to Double in Size For more episodes of No Cap by CRE Daily visit https://www.credaily.com/podcast/ Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NoCapCREDaily About No Cap Podcast Commercial real estate is a $20 trillion industry and a force that shapes America's economic fabric and culture. No Cap by CRE Daily is the commercial real estate podcast that gives you an unfiltered ”No Cap” look into the industry's biggest trends and the money game behind them. Each week co-hosts Jack Stone and Alex Gornik break down the latest headlines with some of the most influential and entertaining figures in commercial real estate. About CRE Daily  CRE Daily is a digital media company covering the business of commercial real estate. Our mission is to empower professionals with the knowledge they need to make smarter decisions and do more business. We do this through our flagship newsletter (CRE Daily) which is read by 65,000+ investors, developers, brokers, and business leaders across the country. Our smart brevity format combined with need-to-know trends has made us one of the fastest growing media brands in commercial real estate.

Rep. Stephen Ross is wrapping up an incredible political career that began in Burlington, where he served on the City Council, led as Mayor, and eventually was persuaded to run for the NC House. The Alamance County Republican shares how he worked alongside a fellow mayor from another county (and another political party) to deliver results not just for their hometowns, but for North Carolina politics as a whole. But the most powerful moment comes when Rep. Ross reflects on his late mother. After his father died of a stroke while Rep. Ross was still in high school, she found herself rebuilding a family from the ground up after the family business was lost. Her determination didn't just keep the family afloat, it inspired achievement, resilience, and purpose for Rep. Ross and his siblings. It's a moving conversation ahead of Mother's Day weekend. Plus, Skye and Brian break down the week in #ncpol, including a property tax bill on the move, two members of Congress land in hot water, Rep. Budd battles breast cancer, and North Carolina loses a former lawmaker.   The Do Politics Better podcast is sponsored by New Frame, the NC Travel Industry Association, the American Heart Association, the NC Pork Council, the NC Realtors, Heal the System NC, and the NC Healthcare Association.

Hour 4 opens with a look at the business side of golf, as Bryson DeChambeau discusses potentially expanding his YouTube presence if LIV Golf struggles or folds, especially with viewership numbers continuing to draw attention. The conversation then shifts into listener interaction and takes, including questions about whether the Miami Dolphins are among the worst teams in football and comparisons to teams like the Cardinals. The guys also react to Malik Willis's first pitch at a Marlins game, sparking a lighthearted debate about how difficult it really is to throw a strike and whether Omar should attempt it himself at a future event. The hour wraps with a visit from Chris Perkins, who breaks down the Dolphins' draft decisions, expectations for the offensive line, the handling of De'Von Achane, and the outlook for Willis as the starting quarterback, while also addressing Miami's Super Bowl rotation status and owner Stephen Ross' long-term commitment to winning.

Hour 3 opens with a deep dive into the future of college football as Alex Donno breaks down the growing debate around a potential expansion of the College Football Playoff to 24 teams and the possible elimination of conference championship games. Donno explains why he believes expanding the field could start to diminish the importance of the regular season, even as many coaches support the move for added access and revenue, with the Big Ten pushing aggressively for expansion while the SEC remains more hesitant and the ACC and Big 12 hold less influence. He also lays out a possible compromise at 16 teams and examines what last season's playoff would have looked like under a 24-team format, while arguing that non-Power Four conferences may eventually need their own separate playoff system. The hour also shifts into NBA playoff discussion, including whether the 76ers have anything left after a tough series with the Celtics, along with broader sports and lifestyle talk ranging from EVs and hybrids vs. gas cars amid rising fuel prices, to coaching news with Brian Hartline taking over at USF. The segment wraps with additional sports headlines, including Stephen Ross' ties to Michigan and Mark Cuban's reported involvement in helping Indiana land QB Fernando Mendoza

Hour 2 features a wide-ranging conversation across the NFL and college football landscape, starting with a discussion on media dynamics and how quarterbacks are handled in the spotlight, including Tua Tagovailoa's uneven press conferences last season and his relationship with the media. The focus then shifts to the Miami Dolphins quarterback situation, where Malik Willis takes over as the new starter and is described by Omar Kelly as an “elevated rookie,” sparking debate about whether Quinn Ewers has any real path to the job or if Willis has already locked it down. The guys also break down Miami's heavy investment in the offensive line, which includes multiple first-round picks, and what that unit needs to deliver this season. Later, Alex Donno joins to shift the conversation to the Miami Hurricanes, highlighting a “Mario Cristobal O-line 2.0” after major turnover, optimism around a revamped defense, and Miami's continued chase for its first ACC title, before Chris Perkins joins to further dissect the Dolphins' draft, expectations for the O-line, caution around overworking De'Von Achane, and the importance of building the right support system around Malik Willis while also reacting to Miami being removed from the Super Bowl rotation and owner Stephen Ross' commitment to winning.

Chris Perkins joins the show to break down the Miami Dolphins draft, including the controversial decision to take Kadyn Proctor in the first round over local prospect Rueben Bain, along with analysis of mid-to-late round selections like Jacob Rodriguez and Caleb Douglas. Perkins shares his expectations for the Dolphins' offensive line this season, suggesting the unit may be better than many expect if the pieces develop as projected. He also cautions against overusing De'Von Achane, especially if Miami moves forward with a long-term extension, and weighs in on the decision to move forward with Malik Willis as the starting quarterback, stressing the importance of surrounding him with strong supporting talent similar to situations like Jared Goff and Sam Darnold. The conversation also touches on Miami being removed from the Super Bowl rotation, with Perkins noting owner Stephen Ross' commitment to building a winning franchise.

"Let me get Samson on the line..." We have a Pulitzer Prize winner in the studio with us: Amin Elhassan. After we celebrate Amin, Pablo, and the show's unparalleled success, Mike and Zas have some questions for Stephen Ross as to why he says Miami is out of the running to host the Super Bowl after another F1 weekend. Also, Greg's frustrated with Lionel Messi, and Jeremy is too excited about some Marlins news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Over the weekend Stephen Ross tells the media that the NFL advised him that they no longer have the facilities to host a Superbowl, and Tobin can not believe it while Leroy and Brittney try to explain to him why. The guys were sent a hilarious video of a beaver attacking a family in the woods, and the gang reacts! We then dip into our mixed bag as we go around the NBA and hear from the players currently fighting in the playoffs; Anthony Edwards, Wemby, and Joel Embiid!

Leroy returns to the show (safe and sound), and the crew jumps straight into a packed day of sports talk—breaking down NBA and NHL playoff eliminations, second-round matchups, and the growing excitement (and skepticism) around the upcoming NBA Draft Lottery. The guys react to criticism surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs and new GM John Chayka, while also diving into Miami sports headlines, including bold hype around a Dolphins rookie being compared to Deebo Samuel and lingering concerns over passing on Rueben Bain Jr.. Along the way, Tobin and Leroy clash over optimism vs. reality, whether it's Stephen Ross addressing Super Bowl concerns at Hard Rock Stadium or Mario Cristobal's spring game buzz with the Canes. The show keeps its signature mix of humor and chaos with a wild viral beaver video, boxing stories, and fan-favorite segments like “Damage Is Done,” featuring names like Patrick Beverley. Plus, the crew checks in on NBA playoff stars including Anthony Edwards, Victor Wembanyama, and Joel Embiid, and a hint of Dolphins draft-day regret.

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Joe reacts to reports that Miami has been taken out of the Super Bowl rotation, arguing the decision makes little sense given the city's track record as a premier host. He emphasizes that the Super Bowl is the biggest event in the country and says Miami is built for it, with a long history of successfully hosting major sporting and entertainment events. Joe pushes back on the idea of shifting more games to cold-weather cities, calling it a downgrade for the league's marquee event. He also raises the question of whether the move has anything to do with tensions involving Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, while noting Ross remains fully committed to building a winning franchise regardless of outside noise.

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Join Walter Sterling for a wildly unpredictable hour of late-night radio where suppressed alternative medicine meets gritty true crime and break-room snack theft. Dr. Stephen Ross drops by to discuss alleged century-old medical breakthroughs, exploring how researchers like Royal R. Rife and Dr. Bjorn Nordstrom purportedly cured cancer using light, sound frequencies, and electricity before being shut down by the pharmaceutical industry. Then, retired NYPD detective Vic Ferrari ditches the slow, earnest NPR true-crime style to tell authentic, cop-bar tales of nabbing brazen carjackers from a Brooklyn Lowe's and a Manhattan car wash. Between the madness, Walter checks his blood sugar live on air, exposes colleagues hoarding cherry toaster pastries, and shares a hilarious anecdote about radio legend Neil Rogers and the Backstreet Boys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The conversation centers on the Miami Dolphins and a busy offseason focused on cleaning up the salary cap, even if it meant parting ways with some of their top talent. With the roster still having holes, the emphasis now shifts to building through the draft under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and owner Stephen Ross. The guys react to an anonymous NFL executive criticizing the Dolphins' direction, but question the legitimacy of the report and believe Sullivan isn't concerned. Joe actually likes the moves so far, including the return in the Jaylen Waddle trade, while acknowledging the frustration from fans after 25 years without a playoff win. Despite calling last season the worst he can remember, Joe is buying into the vision of the new Dolphins regime moving forward.

MLB has done a deal with Polymarket. A prediction market. Wow. (17:05) Let's talk about Stephen Ross, owner of the Miami Dolphins. He loves to give interviews. (25:50) Cam Skatebo had an apology ready within 24 hours. The Giants rookie star had to walkback his comments on CTE so quick you could have missed it. (30:50) Trump put an executive order on the Army-Navy. Nice. Why? (35:15) Athletic departments at universities are now full businesses with media departments. It's big business. CEOs. No longer school being school. (43:45) LeBron James has now played the most games all-time. What a career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

MLB has done a deal with Polymarket. A prediction market. Wow. (17:05) Let's talk about Stephen Ross, owner of the Miami Dolphins. He loves to give interviews. (25:50) Cam Skatebo had an apology ready within 24 hours. The Giants rookie star had to walkback his comments on CTE so quick you could have missed it. (30:50) Trump put an executive order on the Army-Navy. Nice. Why? (35:15) Athletic departments at universities are now full businesses with media departments. It's big business. CEOs. No longer school being school. (43:45) LeBron James has now played the most games all-time. What a career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Tobin starts a rather odd quibble when he declares that the reason why the Dolphins have had no success is because Stephen Ross is too occupied with the “vroom vroom” and Tennis. He then doubles down and says in order to win we need to bring back Monster Jam to Hard Rock… The quibbling doesn't end there when Tobin then says he doesn't care what Giannis wants anymore, he now is pivoting to Zion and Ja Morant! We finish out the hour with our favorite Thursday Game… Goosies No Goosies; but it is quickly overtaken when Leroy's nonsense overshadows all the topics!

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Senior NFL writer at the Boston Globe Ben Volin recaps all of the areas Stephen Ross messed up with Tua Tagovailoa but gives the Dolphins owner credit for recognizing his mistake and moving on.

"I like it when it sounds like I'm peeing." Dan is still uncomfortable with Domino's pants, Jeremy agrees with Chris on an intellectual argument from yesterday's show, and Mike has some praise for Stephen Ross. Then, the World Baseball Classic is here, and the Pitch Clock has you covered! Daniel Alvarez of El Extrabase sets the table for this year's tournament, and Ethan's trivia quizzes Jeremy and Chris on the champions of past years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

NFLPA report cards are out and once again the Miami Dolphins are near the top thanks to elite off-field grades. From owner Stephen Ross investing in a personal grass farm to ensure top playing surfaces, to first-class facilities across the board, the organization continues to dominate the “offseason championship.” But Joe questions how much that really matters when wins don't follow, sharing a story from the pre-salary-cap era when former owner Joe Robbie downplayed luxury and preached that football success comes down to having the right people — not the fanciest setup.

Hour 1 kicks off with the NFLPA report cards as the Miami Dolphins once again dominate off the field, from elite facilities to owner Stephen Ross literally buying a grass farm to ensure the best playing surface in football. But while the Dolphins keep winning the “offseason championship,” Joe questions why that hasn't translated to real success, sharing a throwback story about Joe Robbie preaching people over luxury during a Super Bowl era matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. The quarterback carousel heats up as the Indianapolis Colts allow Anthony Richardson to seek a trade, sparking a Richardson vs. Malik Willis debate and a larger draft conversation involving Fernando Mendoza, Tom Brady, and Dan Orlovsky stirring controversy over Ty Simpson. We close the hour with the Miami Heat and their frustrating inconsistency, as Bam Adebayo calls out the team's effort and voices frustration about being stuck in the middle.

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Hollywood finds himself on the hot seat as coach of his son's rec basketball team, sparking a broader conversation about youth sports pressure. Joe shares a story about calling someone a “quack” on the air years ago and nearly losing his job over it. The guys then pivot to NBA All-Star Weekend, questioning whether the game — and even the Pro Bowl — still carry any real meaning. Finally, they dive into the Dolphins' looming Tua decision after comments at a season ticket holder event, with Joe arguing the contract was a massive mistake and that owner Stephen Ross ultimately has to sign off on whatever comes next.

In Hour 1, Hollywood finds himself on the hot seat over his son's rec basketball team, leading to a broader conversation about pressure in youth sports and a story from Joe about nearly losing his job after calling someone a “quack” on the air. The guys weigh in on NBA All-Star Weekend, questioning whether the game — and even the Pro Bowl — still matter, before diving deep into the Dolphins' looming Tua decision following GM Jon-Eric Sullivan's generic comments at a season ticket holder event. They debate whether Tua could land with the Chargers, how divided and vicious the fanbase has become, and why Stephen Ross ultimately has to sign off on any move. The hour also touches on the Phillies releasing Nick Castellanos, after reports of him bringing a beer into the dugout, and Trinidad Chambliss earning a sixth year of college eligibility.

Jerry's back with Sean Payton, who revealed he's been picking Bill Parcells' brain about Jarrett Stidham. Are Jets fans pulling for Sam Darnold or rooting for his downfall, while Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has a lousy presser introducing his new head coach. Plus, Phillies broadcaster Ben Davis labeled the Mets "losers" - SHUT THE HELL UP!

Jerry's here with Drake Maye's adjustment to the Denver altitude, Josh McDaniels with a unique perspective on Jarrett Stidham, while Dan Orlovsky officially issued an apology for his previous critiques of CJ Stroud. Plus, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross met the media to present Jeff Hafley as the new head coach.

It's Championship Friday as the guys break down the Sam Darnold and Jarrett Stidham hype, with Boomer predicting a tight finish. Jerry with Drake Maye's battle with the Denver altitude, Stephen Ross's rough Dolphins presser, and even the Phillies' broadcaster Ben Davis calling the Mets "losers." Fernando Mendoza's wows 'em on Fallon, and we give you all the snowstorm info too. Also, LeBron's Lakers rumors and John Harbaugh's total control with the Giants, wrapping up with our official NFL picks.

Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza had some target practice on Fallon, Robert Saleh jumped to the Titans, and the Jets stand still. Jerry's update features Sean Payton's gets an assist from Bill Parcells about Stidham, a debate over whether Jets fans are secretly pulling for Sam Darnold, Stephen Ross's rocky introduction of Jeff Hafley in Miami and Phillies' Ben Davis catching heat for calling the Mets "losers". Finally the crew dives into John Harbaugh's intense organizational control.

The Giants are shaking up their training staff while keeping Ronnie Barnes in the fold. Jerry goes from Drake Maye's battling Denver's altitude and Stephen Ross's rough media session to Fernando Mendoza's appearance on Fallon and LeBron silencing Lakers rumors, plus, a "Tell my mother I love her" Moment of the Day. The hour wraps with our official NFL Championship weekend picks.

"Keep it short?" Stephen Ross is displaying the behavior of a sloppy person in the way he's handled the Dolphins' coaching search, and Dan Soder has some words for him, and, unfortunately, the entire city. Also, Tony is on the University of Miami campus interviewing a random student, and Brad Williams drops in to make a pick for the game, but derails the show. Today's cast: Dan, Zaslow, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, Roy, and Tony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ben Maller talks about the Steelers shopping list to replace Mike Tomlin, Steelers owner Art Rooney rejecting the idea of a rebuild, if Dolphins fans should be encouraged or discouraged by Stephen Ross's plans for the future, Fact or Fiction, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Maller talks about the Dolphins firing Mike McDaniel and owner Stephen Ross saying the team needs a "comprehensive" change, what's next for McDaniel after the firing and if Cleveland is a good landing spot, John Harbaugh being the leader for the Dolphins job, Maller to the Third Degree, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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"How do you clean your asshole?" Dan wanted a "bigger and better" breakdown of Ole Miss vs. Miami, so we went and got a guest from Mississippi. Tig Notaro is here to weigh in on Zaslow's airplane conundrum and her total disregard for caring about pop culture. Plus, a breakdown of the Trae Young trade and a new song imploring Stephen Ross to hire John Harbaugh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In today's episode of “Fearless,” Jason explains that the Dolphins fired Mike McDaniel because owner Stephen Ross wants John Harbaugh AND Lamar Jackson. Jason reminds the audience that Ross fell out with former coach Brian Flores in 2021 over Ross' secret plan to grab Tom Brady. Ross is a Michigan grad with long ties to Jim and John Harbaugh, who grew up in Ann Arbor. Their father was an assistant coach for Bo Schembechler. Later, Bucky Brooks joins the show to discuss Mike McDaniel's firing and other NFL news. Don't miss this episode! Want more Fearless content? Subscribe to Jason Whitlock Harmony for a biblical perspective on everyday issues at https://www.youtube.com/@JasonWhitlockHarmony?sub_confirmation=1 Jeffery Steele and Jason Whitlock welcome musical guests for unique interviews and performances that you won't want to miss! Subscribe to https://youtube.com/@JasonWhitlockBYOG?sub_confirmation=1  We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the conversation in the show chat, leave a comment or email Jason at FearlessBlazeShow@gmail.com Get 10% off Blaze swag by using code Fearless10 at https://shop.blazemedia.com/fearless Make yourself an official member of the “Fearless Army!” Support Conservative Voices! Subscribe to BlazeTV at https://www.fearlessmission.com and get $20 off your yearly subscription. Visit https://TheBlaze.com. Explore the all-new ad-free experience and see for yourself how we're standing up against suppression and prioritizing independent journalism. CLICK HERE to Subscribe to Jason Whitlock's YouTube: https://bit.ly/3jFL36G CLICK HERE to Listen to Jason Whitlock's podcast: https://apple.co/3zHaeLTCLICK HERE to Follow Jason Whitlock on X: https://bit.ly/3hvSjiJ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"He looks like the woman your lesbian aunt has been bringing to Thanksgiving for the last 30 years." Greg uses a 15-letter word for 'big,' Zaslow shows zero faith in Stephen Ross, and Dan makes an odd request for a guest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘convicted' as in Mike McDaniel as in Tua Tagovailoa as in Quinn Ewers as in Zach Wilson as in those Miami Dolphins. Tua has been benched. The $50 million man. Stephen Ross has decisions to make, and each is so costly it blows my mind! (12:40) NPPOD. (20:00) The Chicago Bears of Indiana? It could happen! That's what Bears CEO Kevin Warren wants everyone to believe. What happened to the Arlington site? (30:30) The New York Mets have signed another Yankees castaway. This time it's Luke Weaver. That means all three Yankees closers from the past three seasons are now on the Mets. (39:00) Review: Jackie Brown. (43:00) The Academy Awards are headed to YouTube!? What!? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘convicted' as in Mike McDaniel as in Tua Tagovailoa as in Quinn Ewers as in Zach Wilson as in those Miami Dolphins. Tua has been benched. The $50 million man. Stephen Ross has decisions to make, and each is so costly it blows my mind! (12:40) NPPOD. (20:00) The Chicago Bears of Indiana? It could happen! That's what Bears CEO Kevin Warren wants everyone to believe. What happened to the Arlington site? (30:30) The New York Mets have signed another Yankees castaway. This time it's Luke Weaver. That means all three Yankees closers from the past three seasons are now on the Mets. (39:00) Review: Jackie Brown. (43:00) The Academy Awards are headed to YouTube!? What!? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘banner' as in Knicks as in Spurs as in NBA Cup as in Las Vegas. What a game. What a cup! The New York Knicks! Does the NBA Cup matter though? The players played hard. Teams wanted to win. Do the fans care? Should the fans care? (14:00) Expansion could be coming to the NBA. Will Seattle and Las Vegas get a team? Will another city get a team? Will there be no expansion because the owners don't want to split the pie? (23:20) Warriors owner emailed a fan. Not always an issue. But sometime it can be right after a loss. (32:00) The Miami Dolphins are exactly the franchise everyone thinks they are. Poorly run. Poorly managed. Poorly played. And Tua Tagovailoa is a major part of the current problem, but so is Mike McDaniel and Stephen Ross. (40:30) Review: If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You. (43:00) NPPOD. (44:20) What is the update on the trial in the Tyler Skaggs case? The Angels v. Skaggs family is in the hands of the jury now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Great way to make people think you've known a name all along is to say it in the tone of Paul Rudd." David Samson joins us to continue our discussion on Tenet and why it falls into the not a good movie category. He also weighs in on why the Detroit Tigers would trade Tarik Skubal, the upcoming CBA negotiations in the WNBA, and Stephen Ross's unsuccessful reign as the owner of the Miami Dolphins. Plus, Amin issues an apology, and Zas tells us whether he's ever thought about taking that trip to Turkey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices