The NBA Finals are approaching, with the Pacers facing off against the Thunder. Saquon Barkley's potential retirement and Madden's new game are also discussed, as well as the sports media's focus on ratings and the business side of sports. [... more]

Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani are breaking the sport with their incredible performances, and the NFL is gearing up for the new season with teams like the Titans and Broncos making noise. Meanwhile, baseball fans are eagerly awaiting the chance to see underdog teams like the Tigers and Mariners make a comeback. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including Aaron Rodgers' potential signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Saquon Barkley's consistency, and the Philadelphia Eagles' chances in the upcoming season. The show also touches on Shohei Ohtani's impressive performance in MLB. [... more]

The Oklahoma City Thunder advance to the NBA Finals, while the Minnesota Timberwolves are eliminated. Anthony Edwards reflects on the team's loss and his own growth as a player. Meanwhile, Patrick Mahomes expresses hesitation about competing in the Flag Football Olympics, and NFL quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Will Levis discuss their roles in their respective teams. [... more]

Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears' quarterback, discusses his reluctance to join the team and his desire to turn things around. Meanwhile, the NFL considers adding flag football to the Olympics, and the hosts debate the merits of this decision. Additionally, the hosts discuss the topic of dogs sleeping in their owners' beds, with some callers sharing their own experiences and opinions on the matter. [... more]

The Pacers are trying to take a 3-1 series lead over the Knicks in the NBA Playoffs, while the NFL is in the midst of voluntary OTAs, with some notable players not showing up, including James Cook and TJ Watt. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers is hinting at a possible move to the Chicago Bears, and the college football world is discussing player compensation, with EA Sports offering $1,500 to players who opt-in to be featured in their video game. [... more]

The NFL's voluntary OTAs have begun, but several high-profile players, including Aaron Rodgers, Kirk Cousins, and Trey Hendrickson, are not participating. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder are on the brink of winning their series against the Minnesota Timberwolves, with the Thunder's Shay Gilgus-Alexander putting on a dominant performance. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL offseason, focusing on the quarterback market and the recent contract signed by Brock Purdy with the San Francisco 49ers. The show also touches on the potential signing of Aaron Rodgers and the implications for the Pittsburgh Steelers, as well as the challenges faced by the 49ers in the upcoming season. [... more]

The New York Knicks are taking on the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs, with the Knicks holding a 2-1 lead. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans are preparing for the upcoming season with quarterback Cam Ward, who was drafted first overall. In an interview with Rich Eisen, Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi discusses the team's plans for Ward and the importance of building a strong roster. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in sports with guests including Jay Bilas, Michael Kay, and Tony Khan. They talk about the NBA playoffs, the NCAA's amateurism model, and the proposed changes to the NFL's off-season workout program. The conversation also touches on the passing of basketball legend Bill Walton and his impact on the sport. [... more]

College football has found its way into the headlines with the Jayden Rashada situation, a quarterback now at the University of Georgia, who was promised 13 million dollars by the Florida Collective but received only a small portion of the money. The NCAA has lifted its rules allowing players to earn compensation on their name, image, and likeness, leading to booster-led collectives funding football teams and paying for recruits under the guise of NIL. The settlement of antitrust cases will create a new model for college athletics, aiming to prevent broken promises and unfulfilled contracts. [... more]

The Cleveland Browns are set up for success with Deshaun Watson at the helm, but he's under pressure to prove himself after a redshirt year. The Jacksonville Jaguars are deciding whether to give Trevor Lawrence a second contract, and the Dolphins' Mike McDaniel is on the hot seat as the season approaches. [... more]

The Minnesota Timberwolves made a stunning comeback to beat the Denver Nuggets in the NBA playoffs, while the Indiana Pacers dominated the New York Knicks in Game 7. Meanwhile, in the NFL, Justin Jefferson is holding out for a new contract with the Minnesota Vikings, and Tua Tagovailoa is seeking a similar deal with the Miami Dolphins. [... more]

The Boston Celtics staged a remarkable comeback in Game 4 of the NBA Playoffs, overcoming a 9-point deficit to take the lead and ultimately win the game. The team's defense was locked in, and they generated 27 points off turnovers. Meanwhile, the Miami Heat are looking to finish off the series in Boston, but the Celtics are confident they can force a Game 7. In other sports news, the Chubby Bunny World Championship is just around the corner, and the NFL is holding OTAs, with quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers and Trevor Lawrence taking the field. [... more]

The Boston Celtics stunned the Miami Heat with a 116-99 win, keeping their playoff series alive. Jason Tatum led the Celtics with 33 points, and Jimmy Butler was fined $25,000 for not speaking to the media after Sunday's win. The Heat's Jimmy Butler and the Celtics' Grant Williams engaged in a heated exchange, with Butler saying the Celtics quit after the game. The Celtics will head back to Boston for Game 5, where they will face the Heat in a crucial matchup. [... more]

Bryce Young impresses with his attention to detail on day one of OTAs, while the Carolina Panthers coaching staff is thrilled with his progress. Meanwhile, NASCAR returns to North Wilkesboro, a historic track that was once on the verge of being abandoned. Jeremy Markovits shares his insights on the significance of the event, and Josh Graham discusses his own experiences with the Josh Graham fathead tour. In the world of sports, the Eastern Conference Finals heat up, with the Boston Celtics facing off against the Heat. Jimmy Butler and Jokic are compared in a thrilling playoff matchup, and Carmelo Anthony retires from the NBA with an impressive 28,000 points in his career. [... more]

Nikola Jokic gets a technical foul after tangling with the Phoenix Suns owner, Matt Ishbia, over a basketball. Meanwhile, the New York Jets' head coach, Robert Saleh, discusses the team's quarterback situation with Aaron Rodgers, and the NFL schedule release is expected to happen on Thursday. [... more]

The host recounts their recent trip to Arizona, where they hiked the Grand Canyon with a friend, experiencing breathtaking views and a spiritual connection with nature. They also discuss Matthew Stafford's return to the NFL, highlighting his enthusiasm and renewed passion for the game after a season marred by injury. [... more]