Start your day off your right with Evan Cohen, Chris Canty and Michelle Smallmon. Sports, life and laughter are what it’s all about. Energizing, informative and just want you need to take on the day.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 284 days 17 hours 25 minutes
Hour 2: Issues in Golden State
The guys continue their conversation about the issues in Golden State before talking College Football with Kirk Herbstreit and going through Wingo's Power Rankings & more.
Hour 1: NFL Steps In
The guys talk about the NFL's decision to move the Rams/Chiefs game from Mexico City to Los Angeles before talking with ESPN NBA Analyst Chiney Ogwumike and more.
The Giants Rebound
The guys talk about the Giants getting back to winning with ESPN NFL Analyst Damien Woody before talking about the upcoming CFP Rankings release with Paul Finebaum & more.
Hour 4: Joe Thomas
The guys talk with 10x Pro Bowler Joe Thomas about the Browns and if the Patriots are starting to lose their luster before talking about MLB awards and more.
Hour 3: Paul Finebaum
The guys talk with Paul Finebaum of the Paul Finebaum show about the CFB Rankings release before talking NBA with ESPN NBA Analyst Doris Burke and more.
Hour 2: Damien Woody
The guys talk with ESPN NFL Analyst Damien Woody about the Jets, Giants and Patriots before going through their week 10 NFL Superlatives and more.
Hour 1: Giants Get a Win
The guys talk about the New York Giants snapping their losing streak against the 49ers last night before continuing their convo about Carmelo Anthony & more.
Cowboys Back on Track?
The guys talk about the Cowboys getting a big win with Adam Schefter, discuss the Jimmy Butler trade with Amin Elhassan and play "The Good, The Bad, The Ugly" and more.
Hour 4: Jeff Saturday
The guys talk with ESPN NFL Analysts Jeff Saturday and Jason Witten about the Cowboys big win over the Eagles before going through "Who Won the Weekend" and more.
Hour 3: Patriots Get Blown Out
The guys talk about the Patriots getting blown out by the Titans before talking with ESPN NBA Front Office Insider Amin Elhassan about the Jimmy Butler trade & more.