Espn Podcasts

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss Brady's fit in Tampa Bay, the Nets wanting Bradley Beal, Aaron Donald doesn't want to play without fans, and the Rajon Rondo-Ray Allen beef. Plus, the Dream Team vs. Redeem Team debate.

David Otunga joins the show to tell stories about Shad Gaspard and the boys talk about his in ring career and pay respect to a great man gone too soon. Plus, a mini preview of Double or Nothing.

Zach talks to Craig and Adam Malamut, creators of Game of Zones, about the end of their hit series -- favorite jokes, bits that almost didn't make the show, their creative process, much more. Includes spoilers for both Game of Zones and Game of Thrones.

Champions collide this weekend as golf legend Tiger Woods and Super Bowl MVP Peyton Manning tee off against golf legend Phil Mickelson and...Super Bowl MVP Tom Brady. ESPN's own golf expert Scott Van Pelt breaks down "The Match: Champions for Charity," which will raise over $10 million for coronavirus relief efforts. Van Pelt discusses how he believes The Match's competitors will fare, as well as the PGA's plans to bring golf back soon. Then, Mina chats with 2020 Madden Bowl winner Raidel "Joke" Brito on how his no-passing strategy paid off.

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss the upcoming guidelines for NBA players to return, the Lakers' all-time starting 5, Mike Tyson drops another workout video and why Cam still doesn't have a job.

Pretty much all of the big moves are in the books for the NFL offseason. Brady and Gronk now call Tampa Bay home. DeAndre Hopkins' trade to the Arizona Cardinals continues to baffle fans and experts. Teams like Carolina and Jacksonville seem to be starting their rebuilds. ESPN's NFL guru Bill Barnwell ranks all NFL teams by which ones made the most of this offseason, and which ones' moves left fans scratching their heads.

Bill is joined by Sheil Kapadia as the two give 10 superlatives for the off-season moves made in the NFL including best signing, worst signing, best trade and more

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss Horace Grant clapping back at Michael Jordan, the NFL expanding Rooney Rule and Zion may star in "He Got Game" sequel. Plus, Jason Derulo's TikTok fail. You won't want to miss this.

It's that time, friends - it's an All Voicemail Pod. The KAJ gets to all of the important questions, starting with What Oceans 11 of Athletes would they rob a bank with (00:18)? Later, they answer questions about cursing sports teams (46:07), the real rules of FMK (52:02), sorting the USWNT into Hogwarts houses (1:03:39), which candle flavor they'd melt into (1:10:26), and if they could read all of their old AIM chats (1:22:10). There's also a Challenge Update (30:29), some spontaneous French news (1:05:14), and a question about all of the singing (1:29:29).

Atlanta Falcons tight end Hayden Hurst played competitive sports for his entire life. But in January 2016, after a season of college football, he tried to take his own life. Since getting professional help and support, he's been open about his struggles with anxiety and depression, and stays active in decreasing the stigma surrounding mental health issues. Hurst joins the show to discuss his demons and how he's committed to helping others, as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss if LeBron could have played in NFL, Big Ben's return and Michael Thomas beefing with DeVante Parker on IG. Plus, Eminem to battle DMX? You won't want to miss this.

Zach talks to Charles Barkley about "The Last Dance," Dream Team stories, player empowerment, his trade from Philadelphia to Phoenix, much more.

College football has a different path to return than pro sports. It's hard to say where hundreds of academic institutions with thousands of players will be in a few weeks, much less by autumn. The NCAA isn't like, say, the NFL or MLB in terms of its power or say-so over college sports. Paul Finebaum joins the show to discuss the many obstacles, options and high stakes for this college football season. Would players return, even if the general student body isn't back on campus? Would some conferences start, even if other teams remain under "safer at home" orders? What's the financial risk of a short season, or none at all? Then, European soccer correspondent Gab Marcotti weighs in on the return of Germany's Bundesliga.

Jalen & Jacoby discuss "The Pizza Game", Pacers-Bulls Game 7, LeBron stans, Dennis Rodman's antics and more. Plus is the NFL bribing teams to hire minorities?

Michael Jordan's legendary drive and relentless work ethic inspired conversation throughout all ten episodes of "The Last Dance." But how, when and where was MJ molded into His Airness? Wright Thompson, who's spent time with Jordan and wrote a definitive profile for ESPN, recently looked for answers in Michael's family history, in the history of his hometown of Wilmington, NC, to find how those roots have informed his path to greatness. Check out ESPN Daily's full "The Last Dance"Jordan Collection here: bit.ly/DailyLastDance

Zach and The Ringer's Ryen Russillo re-watch Game 7 of the 1998 conference finals between the Bulls and Pacers.

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss James Harrison's "envelope", Bryce Harper rides for Blake Snell, Jeremy Lin's incredible Kobe story and Nate Robinson shoots his shot at Megan Thee Stallion. Plus, a Jalen-MJ fight. You won't want to miss this.

So much to discuss between MITB, Becky's announcement, and the Hotdog Chicken showdown!

1998's NBA Eastern Conference Finals between the Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers took the Bulls to their first Game 7 since 1992. Former Pacers player Jalen Rose recalls what it was like to play against Michael Jordan at the twilight of his career, and why Rose considers MJ to be the G.O.A.T. Then, Dave Fleming tells the story of what might be the most devastating trash talk one liner in NBA history, courtesy of Scottie Pippen.

Zach talks to Celtics GM Danny Ainge about facing Michael Jordan in two NBA Finals, the 63-point game, the NBA's potential return from COVID-19 hiatus, more.