Sports360 With Jeff Fannell

Jeff and Rob kick it on the Knicks, Ja Morant and the Jets (Aaron Rodgers, anyone?). Rob also offers his bold predictions for MLB's division winners and wild cards. (You'll never guess where he has the Yankees!).

MLB's Wild Card round had its share of surprises, now it's on to the League Divisional Series packed with star power and intrigue.

In the biggest series of the year, the Mets came up small in Atlanta. The Braves now sit in the driver’s seat in the NL East race. Meanwhile, don’t look now but the J-E-T-S, Jets-Jets-Jets are contending for the division lead in the AFC East. And what’s with all the silence surrounding Brittney Griner? Is no news good news?

Pujols and Judge make history. Udoka and Sarver make a mess. Dak-less Cowboys make due. The latest from the world of sports.

For years MLB clubs have flouted the rules by entering into verbal agreements with kids in the Dominican and other countries and then breaking those deals when convenient. Two players have sued, saying enough is enough.

For decades, minor league players have endured poverty wages, substandard living conditions and oppressive terms of employment. That may all change now that the MLBPA has launched an historic campaign to bring minor leaguers under the union umbrella. Meanwhile, the Mariners’ Julio Rodriguez becomes the latest young superstar to cash in on a huge extension.

Round II of the Subway Series finds the Yanks and Mets fighting to stay atop of their respective divisions. Meanwhile, Baker Mayfield takes the reigns as starting QB for the Panthers, DeShaun Watson takes a seat for 11 games, Dennis (the Worm) Rodman says he can help Brittney Griner (what???), and the Knicks are still trying to catch a Spida.

The Yankees continue to struggle, the Mets look to hold off the Atlanta Braves, while Fernando Tatis, Jr. is suspended for 80 games due to PEDs. Also, the latest on DeShaun Watson, Kevin Durant and Brittney Griner.

The LIV golf circuit is threatening the PGA Tour's stranglehold on U.S. professional golfers. While many are up in arms, LIV's disruption of the pro golf marketplace is a positive development for players.

The Orioles are gaining ground in the AL East, while the Mets try to hold off the Braves in the NL. Also, the latest on Brittney Griner. And Dame Dolla gets PAID!

As usual, big-time players are getting big-time deals as NBA free agency gets underway. But the biggest news of all is Kevin Durant looking to get out of Brooklyn. The dynasty that never was is over.

After a far-too-long hiatus, Jeff & Rob are back catching up on baseball (Subway Series, anyone?), NBA basketball and the continuing legal and diplomatic saga of Brittney Griner.

With his National League picks already in the books, our baseball guru, Rob Duran, takes his cuts at the American League, including the ultra tough AL East.

Our resident baseball expert, Rob Duran, steps up to the plate with bold predictions for this year's National League division and wild card winners.

LeBron and the Lakers are about to go fishing, Kyrie is back to playing full time, Prince Albert returns to the Cardinals for one more trip around the diamond, and Brittney Griner remains in a Russian jail.

Baseball's lockout is over and the signing and trading frenzy is underway. NYC's vax mandate may derail the Yankees and Mets. Kyrie erupts again, and Brittney Griner remains in Russian custody.

The NFL suspended Atlanta WR Calvin Ridley for at least the 2022 season for betting on NFL games. Meanwhile, WNBA star Brittney Griner is being detained in Russia on drug charges, Lebron, Tatum and Jokic have the NBA flying high, and Coach K puts the wraps on an iconic career.

MLB and the Players Association failed to reach a deal on a new CBA by the league's self-imposed deadline resulting in the cancellation of regular season games. Meanwhile, HOFer Derek Jeter steps down as CEO and shareholder of the Miami Marlins.

Jeff and Rob take a tour of the week in sports, including the NBA All-Star Game, the MLB lockout, a huge legal victory for the U.S. National Women's Soccer team, Juwan Howard behaving badly, and more.

Jeff and Rob recount the highlights of the Rams' dramatic victory over the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI and dish on the epic halftime show and the not-so-epic Super Bowl commercials.