Mike and Charles follow the money to NBA free agency and NFL expansion. Plus the NFL goes to the movies, and speaking of movies, F1 is the rare good sports movie, and Jason joins to talk about 2025 biggest media stories so far. All that and the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week as his triumphant return to the Patriots.

The guys discuss the big news from the week, a historic Lakers sale, great championships with small audiences, and the changing media landscape. US Open golf, PGA Tour, basketball, hockey, and the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week.

Three sports, three finals, but is anybody watching? More NCAA upheaval, plus Jason's Wormbyte on Oakmont and the dreadful USMNT and the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week, RIP Brian Wilson.

He's baaaack. Aaron Rodgers is a Steeler. Tom Thibodeau is no longer a Knick. TNT says farewell to the NBA (sort of). Will this be the lowest-rated NBA Finals, and if so, how would that affect the NBA? More soccer violence in Europe, and MLB invests in Women's Softball, which has better ratings than the Stanley Cup Final. Plus Jason's Wormbyte on FIFA and the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week.

The NBA Playoff format and thoughts and insights on many different sports are discussed by Charles, Mike, and Jason and of course the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week

Buzzer beaters, last-minute lamplighters. It's playoff time, and more people are watching. The NFL goes to the White House. Among the topics, Alcatraz. Wrexham is in the money, the Wormbyte; a fantastic Champions League game, and the Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week.

Why did Shadeur Sanders fall so far? What's up with Bill Belichick's book? The NBA Playoffs are getting chippy. Plus Jason's Wormbyte and the Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week.

The draft blows into Titletown. Mike and Charles discuss the NFL's lucrative accomplishment of turning what once was a meeting into the world's largest rotating sports festival. Is this ESPN's last Draft? The NBA and NHL Playoffs begin. The guys wonder if they are too long for the sport's best interest? Jason's Wormbyte gives Rory some overdue love and Charles's memories of Don Mischer, the great Super Bowl Halftime Producer/Director, who died this week at 85.