Michael Wilbon

Bob Ryan, a beloved sports writer, shares his unique perspective on bracket predictions and gives a new definition of an upset. Michael Wilbon reminisces about their late colleague John Feinstein, adding a heartfelt layer to the discussion. Spike Braun, a two-time bracket challenge champion, chimes in with his sports expertise. They dive into NCAA tournament predictions, analyzing matchups and potential upsets, all while blending humor and nostalgia for a lively and engaging conversation.

The podcast discusses NCAA picks and bracket predictions with various personalities sharing their insights. Topics include NFL draft predictions, college basketball dynamics, and potential upsets. Listeners also learn about financial planning tips, meat options, and engage in fun banter with listener messages.

Michael Wilbon, a prominent sportswriter and television personality for ESPN, joins former professional golfer Morgan Pressel, now a commentator. They dive into Scotty Scheffler's impressive win at the Open Championship and discuss the challenges of playing golf on Lynx courses in the UK, including unpredictable weather. Wilbon shares thoughts on baseball struggles in D.C., while Pressel offers insights on the nuances of European golf. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes, humor, and reflections on the evolving landscape of sports.

Michael Wilbon, a prominent sportswriter and co-host of PTI, joins Dan Le Batard, a beloved media personality known for his unique style. They tackle intriguing questions like how sports journalists forge friendships with athletes and what defines a great sports TV moment. The duo shares amusing personal stories, including a memorable encounter involving Holyfield. They also discuss the joys and challenges of being older dads, reflective of their journeys, while navigating the complexities of race and criticism in sports commentary.

Greg Garcia, a showrunner and comedian, shares amusing tales from caddying for Nate Bargatze at a celebrity golf tournament, including humorous moments with celebrities like Charles Barkley. Mark Feinsand provides insights into the baseball season, discussing surprising team performances and the excitement of the Home Run Derby. Michael Wilbon touches on Wimbledon, the Cubs' impressive standings, and the evolving world of soccer, blending sports analysis with personal reflections. The conversations are rich with humor and camaraderie.

Michael Wilbon, a renowned sportswriter from ESPN's PTI, joins fellow sports journalist Pat Forde to engage in a spirited discussion about Alex Ovechkin surpassing Wayne Gretzky in NHL goals. They delve into UConn's remarkable basketball victory and the dynamics of the NCAA Final Fours, touching on coaching strategies and standout performances. The conversation also reflects on the historical significance of these achievements and the emerging talents in college basketball, making for a lively exchange filled with sports insights and personal anecdotes.

Michael Wilbon and Tony discuss NBA playoffs, Kentucky Derby, and Mailbag on a sports-filled episode. They touch on Anthony Edwards' rise, Joker's skills, and controversies in horse racing. The chapter also includes allergy relief, bagel banter, and unique high school mascots.

Michael Wilbon and Pat Forde join the show to discuss NBA playoffs, Nelly Korda's success, Kentucky and Duke basketball, and the Mailbag segment. Show also covers Tiger Woods, Liquid IV, Scottie Scheffler's golf performance, and promoting diversity in golf.

Michael Wilbon joins to discuss the women's championship game and Calipari's move. Noah Petro from NASA talks eclipse, and Tony closes with the Mailbag. Topics include women's basketball impact, Calipari's surprising move, and the excitement around the upcoming solar eclipse.

On this episode, they discuss Russell Wilson possibly going to Pittsburgh, big women's college hoops games, ACC Tournament in DC, and opening the Mailbag. Plus, reflections on NCAA failures and revolutionary changes, everyday anecdotes, and celebrity sightings.