The Sports Bubble with Jensen Karp

From the makers of THE SPORTS BUBBLE comes DRAFTED, a new podcast series hosted by Keegan-Michael Key that offers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at eight college football players as they enter the NFL draft. We hear their hopes, dreams, and fears during the most exciting time in their young lives. DRAFTED premieres September 21st, and is a production of Treefort Media, Klutch Sports Agency, and iHeart Media. Listen now on iHeart, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2019, three-time Olympian swimmer Nathan Adrian was diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer - setting him up for a difficult road to recovery in time for Tokyo 2020, hopefully to be his fourth Olympic Games. Then the global pandemic rescheduled all of 2020. The five-time Olympic gold medalist talks about how the postponement may have helped him, the difficult task of finding Olympic-sized pools in a global crisis, and how his public health degree keeps him up at night these days. Jensen and Nathan also come up with things to balance on his head while swimming, in hopes of leaving that warlock Katie Ledecky in his viral wake. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're all in need of a little inspiration these days, which makes Sean Elliott the perfect athlete for The Sports Bubble. Not only is the Spurs legend an NBA champion and two-time All-Star, he's also one of the greatest college basketball players of his generation - and he did it all while battling a crippling kidney disease that resulted in a transplant. Now, as the long-time, and healthy, San Antonio Spurs broadcast analyst, Sean talks about his heightened health concerns during the pandemic, the difficulties with announcing NBA games from home, and his terrifying experiences with racism growing up and playing in Arizona. This is an episode not to be missed. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While the return of most sports leagues remains shaky at best, NASCAR has returned at full speed. Leading the way is driver Aric Almirola who found himself on a hot streak - whether as the only driver that has finished in the top 10 at every race since the stopdown or by crossing the finish line in third place at Geico 500… backwards. The driver of the No. 10 Smithfield Ford Mustang for Stewart-Haas Racing shares how he’s turned this strange season into the best of his career, why he sent a text to Bubba Wallace, and why he’s ready to capture the W at New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend. There’s also a delicious moment that will have you lining up at the polls for bacon. This episode proudly supports The Almirola Family Fund, to positively impact children and families being treated at Atrium Health’s Levine Children’s Hospital in North Carolina. To donate and learn more, visit atriumhealthfoundation.org/almirolafamilyfund. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The first sports league in the United States to return to “normalcy” was the NWSL – no small feat accomplished without the brave women who first experienced it like Utah Royals FC star Kelley O’Hara. The two-time FIFA World Cup champion talks about the “summer camp” vibe of the Challenge Cup, the social landscape of America, and if the internet trolls she’s dealt with in her life and career still allow her to think this world can be saved. They also get into why there’s really no good soccer movies (seriously, Hollywood, what gives!). Then, Jensen talks to former WBC super welterweight champion and current DAZN boxing analyst, Sergio Mora, about entering the bubble to cover the fight between Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Samuel Vargas this week and why legends like Mike Tyson should stay retired. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kenny "The Jet" Smith went from playing alongside Michael Jordan on a North Carolina NCAA team to ten seasons in the NBA where he helped lead the Houston Rockets to back-to-back championships. Since then, The Jet has brought his expertise on the court to the always entertaining & award-winning Inside the NBA on TNT, where he's delivered enough classic TV moments to rival his extensive on-court highlight reel. With the NBA Bubble ramping up, Kenny joins Jensen to talk about the Woj email, LeBron's decision to keep his name on his jersey and Kenny's upcoming virtual basketball camp, The Jet Academy (jetacademycamp.com). Jensen also breaks the news to Kenny about Russell Westbrook's positive test in a jam packed episode. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s official, the MLS is Back…in a bubble. For stars like midfielder Sebastian Lletget of the powerhouse LA Galaxy, the results of this tournament mean more than just a win, draw, or loss… it’s an attempt at playing for normalcy. In this episode, Jensen talks to Sebastian about the latest in the MLS quarantined version of “the happiest place on earth,” the racism he’s seen in the sport while playing for West Ham United, and whether anyone has heard from Zlatan Ibrahimović since he left LA. They also play a game to test just how well he knows his girlfriend Becky G.’s music - it’s a contest that will really make or break her new song, “My Man.” Plus, in another installment of FANDEMIC, Jensen talks to his friend, former wrestler and AEW announcer Excalibur, to see how the virus and recent outings of wrestling’s sexual abusers has affected his experience at work. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To be an elite striker, you have to be fearless. As the fastest player in Major League Soccer history to reach 100 goals, Bradley Wright-Phillips has shown he’s as fearless as they come. But the current world we’re living in even has him worried. In an open and raw conversation, recorded just before the MLS is Back Tournament in Orlando, the two-time Golden Boot winner reveals his deep concerns about the “tough ask” to leave his family behind, the long-standing racism in soccer, and whether activism has become a “trend.” Bradley also shares how leaving the New York Red Bulls and being written off after an injury has him energized and excited to prove himself with his new club, LAFC. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Andrew McCutchen is not only one of baseball’s best all-around players, he’s also a fun guy off the field, which can’t be said about everyone in the league. The 2015 NL MVP and five-time All-Star talks to Jensen about his hilarious quarantine alter-ego “Uncle Larry,” how that epic Topps trading card came to be, and his recent viral “Fresh Prince” moment in an empty Philly rental. They also chat about Andrew’s return from injury, the game’s need for black community outreach, and how - or if - MLB locker rooms can actually adapt to today’s Black Lives Matter movement. Check out this episode or expect an earful from “Uncle Larry.” This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When your gamer handle is “MamaImDatMan,” you better mean business. As the reigning MVP of the NBA 2K League and its first individual player to sign an endorsement deal, Nidal “MamaImDatMan” Nasser has proven he deserves the moniker. Nidal joins Jensen to talk about the skills and training it takes to be WAY better than you at video games, how the 2K League travels just like their NBA counterparts, and why the community of eSports is growing in popularity. He also helps pick Jensen’s future online handle. Then, in a new installment of FANDEMIC, Jensen chats with YouTube pioneer Kassem G. to breakdown the current controversies and questionable content surrounding creators on YouTube and Twitch that's costing them millions. He also talks about how his own current podcast, Pajama Pants, reunited both the kids from The Sopranos…that has absolutely nothing to do with The Sopranos. All of this and more on a special internet heavy episode of The Sports Bubble. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The name Jerry Stackhouse is synonymous with basketball. One of the greatest players to ever wear the North Carolina Tar Heels jersey, he went on to play 18 seasons in the NBA - yes, 18! With a resume that’s parallel to none, it's easy to see why he was recently chosen to be the head coach of the Vanderbilt Men’s Basketball team. Coach Stackhouse talks to Jensen about leading an impressive young roster during these challenging times and what recruiting is like in a socially distanced world. They also talk about the possible racial bias he saw against teammate Allen Iverson, the difference between LeBron James and Michael Jordan’s leadership approach, and why the De La Soul music video for “Stakes Is High” was the real sign he “made it”. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As soon as we’re allowed to give hugs again, it’s hard to imagine not having WWE Superstar Big E at the top of your list. The teddy bear masquerading as the current WWE SmackDown! Tag Team Champion has proven himself in the ring for years now, but it’s his ability to see the larger picture that will make you a fan for life. Big E talks to Jensen about the racial divide dominating our culture, the history of the black performer in wrestling, and what the industry is facing in the form of sexual assault and harassment outed online by the #SpeakingOut movement. They also talk about The New Day: Feel The Power podcast, why Big E doesn’t miss an opportunity to speak the truth and whether The Undertaker’s retirement is like, for real for real. Oh, and look, we’ve got a brand new name – goodbye No-Sports Report, and welcome to The Sports Bubble! This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The Sports Bubble, visit treefort.fm/the-sports-bubble Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amongst his numerous achievements, tennis legend Patrick McEnroe never intended to add being the first No-Sports Report guest to be diagnosed with Coronavirus to the list. The ESPN broadcaster shares his COVID-19 story - from the symptoms he experienced to what it was like to be quarantined in his basement for two weeks - and gets into the challenges ahead for the planned U.S. Open, amidst all the positive tests last week. Patrick and Jensen also talk about diversity in tennis and how the sport can do better in the future. Oh, and their top three favorite Ben Stiller movies because, why not? This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julie Foudy is an absolute legend. The soccer icon and two-time World Cup champion has fought for human and civil rights her entire career – exemplifying what it means to be a captain on and off the field. In this chat, Foudy discusses the difficult decisions that athletes will make as they return to their sports, why athletes like Colin Kaepernick and Megan Rapinoe are the leaders we need, and her thoughts on racial bias, social injustice, and player protest. Julie and Jensen also get into who should play her in the upcoming Netflix movie about the iconic ’99 U.S. Women’s National team, her ESPN podcast, Laughter Permitted and some deliciously controversial donut debate you can't pass up. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming off an impressive season in 2019, pitcher Keone Kela had even bigger plans for this season - set on proving he’s the Pittsburgh Pirates opening day closer while exhibiting his personal growth on, and off, the mound. Now, with the MLB season in limbo, Keone has all the time in the world to continue to mature… and reflect on how he was probably sick with the Coronavirus during Spring Training. Keone and Jensen talk about fatherhood, what his new walk-up song should be, and why you want to be invited to a barbeque at the Kela household. Plus, in another installment of FANDEMIC, Jensen calls up comedy star, Taran Killam, from SNL and ABC’s Single Parents, to hear how he’s itching to get off his couch and into his seat at the new LA Rams stadium this season… whenever that’ll be. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports have always been about breaking records and the athletes who make history. As a black woman on a NASCAR pit crew, everything Brehanna Daniels does smashes through a glass ceiling and sets a record - and she’s proud to be doing it. The NASCAR tire changer talks about the groundbreaking changes in her sport and how, seemingly overnight, she went from being a college basketball player to a rising star in the revolutionary Drive for Diversity program. Brehanna shares her experience with racism growing up in the South, how it felt to see Confederate flags at events, and why that idiot who took his truck and went home - can stay home. Then, Jensen catches up with comedian friend and co-host of “The Greatest” podcast, Megan Gailey, about the health of returning players and her hard to hide enthusiasm for Peyton Manning. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Since 1896, the modern Olympics have only been canceled four times - thanks to World War and now the COVID-19 pandemic. And Molly Solomon, the executive producer and president of NBC Olympics and the Golf Channel, now has the difficult task of overseeing the world’s biggest competition’s broadcast move from 2020 to 2021. Add in the fact that she’s raising 16 year-old triplets in a pandemic and you can’t help but feel like Solomon should just get all the gold medals NOW. Molly talks with Jensen about all the changes happening with moving the Olympics, what it means for the athletes competing, and how the PGA is returning with safety protocols (but minus heckling). Plus, in the latest installment of FANDEMIC, Jensen checks in with actor Luka Jones, from Hulu’s Shrill, about if KU would’ve won it all and why he’ll never give up on Andrew Wiggins. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last year, starting pitcher Zach Plesac had one of the most impressive debuts in Cleveland Indians history, taking the mound in a rainy Fenway Park against David Price. Now, instead of following up that fairytale start in what was to be his impressive rookie season, he’s moving from city to city as a young contract signee without his own house yet. Zach talks to Jensen about the eerie drive across the country during a pandemic, why he’s already got the best pickoff move in the majors, and how his incredible first game was made even more memorable thanks to a letter from David Price. Then, Jensen chats with director Michael Jacobs about his new Quibi docu-series, BLACKBALLED, following the controversy over former Clippers owner Donald Sterling. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maybe it’s just the Hawaiian way, but nothing really rattles Jordan Yamamoto. Need proof? How about starting his major league career last season by setting a Miami Marlins franchise record of 14 scoreless innings over two starts. Oh, and a rotation best WHIP of 1.144 and 82 strikeouts in under 79 innings to finish the season. Now, that’s Aloha. The Marlins pitcher talks to Jensen about how he maintains a positive mindset during slumps, his growing relationship with Marlins CEO Derek Jeter and why in the end, Christian Yelich won’t be the only name you remember from that trade. They also talk about Jordan’s skills with a shaver, a Rubik’s Cube and just about anything else you throw his way. Then, Jensen chats with Barstool Sports’ funnyman and battle rap champion, Adam “Rone” Ferrone about making sports content in a pandemic and breaking down the drama over at “Call Me Daddy”. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“The Toddfather,” Todd Frazier, is the kind of Major Leaguer you can’t help but love, even when he’s not on your team. The beloved little league superstar turned All-Star third baseman talks to Jensen about fitting in with his new team, the Texas Rangers, during quarantine, the difficulties of MLB’s return, and how the pandemic is letting the Astros get away with cheating “scot-free.” Todd also talks about looking up to Charles Barkley, feeling blessed to live out his childhood dreams with TWO NY teams, and why he’ll still be happy to win a World Series, even if it’s in an empty stadium. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WNBA star Karima Christmas-Kelly has lived in Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Indiana, and even South Korea - so it would be an understatement to say she’s developed a unique perspective on race relations. And right now, she’s in the heart of a city in real pain. The Minnesota Lynx forward talks about recovering from a season-ending injury and participating in recent Minneapolis protests against police brutality. Karima also discusses the uncertainties of when, and if, the WNBA season will happen, why it's important for athletes to use their platform to address social issues, her definition of an ally, and how she’s prepared for life after sports. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Bennett may be soft-spoken, but make no mistake about it, his voice is powerful. As an NFL defensive end for 11 seasons and a Super Bowl Champion, there’s no question Michael’s a force to be reckoned with on the field, but that all seems secondary to who Michael really is - a man leading hard conversations against racial inequality, police brutality, and toxic masculinity in the NFL. Michael joins Jensen to talk about growing up scared of the police, what the murder of George Floyd means as a black man in America, and Michael’s own terrifying experience with police brutality in 2017. Michael shares why he is optimistic that the current demonstrations and protests led by young people will bring about real change and why he and his wife, Pele, talk about social issues and injustice with their daughters and on their podcast, “Mouthpeace with Michael & Pele Bennett”. This episode proudly supports The Bennett Foundation, providing knowledge and resources to empower children and families to make social and behavioral changes. To donate and learn more, visit thebennettfoundation.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s time America finally catches up to Craig Hodges. And now, more than ever, is the time to listen. The NBA legend and political activist shares his experience of growing up in the civil rights movement and protesting the tragic death of his friend due to police brutality during their time at Long Beach State. He looks back on the progressive ideas he suggested during his two championship seasons with the Chicago Bulls alongside Michael Jordan, that were labeled as “militant,” and the White House visit that reportedly led to being blackballed from the NBA. Then, Craig expresses his hope for future generations in this country with today’s demonstrations and revolutionary demands for change in mind. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Thursday before the civil unrest seen around our nation in response to the murder of George Floyd, Jensen spoke with legendary broadcaster Bob Costas about his time in quarantine, but focused on Bob’s career-long tenancy to “not ignore the elephants in the room,” even when it hurt him professionally. The MLB Network host and announcer also talks about cancelling the 2020 Olympics when they did and the ongoing disputes between the league and Players Association in the delayed start of Major League Baseball. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup winner, USWNT defender Meghan Klingenberg knows what it feels like to be on top of the world. Now, with the entire world shutdown, the highlight of her week is eating donuts on a Sunday. The Portland Thorns star talks about making homemade gnocchi with her family in Pittsburgh, the tough path ahead for sports post-quarantine, and why she loves the sound of players talking trash in empty arenas. Then, Meghan discusses the USWNT’s fight for equal rights and a new gender neutral clothing brand she launched alongside some fellow World Cup teammates. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Enes Kanter is a fan favorite wherever he goes: whether it’s playing in the NBA or brawling in the wrestling ring, you can’t help but love this international superstar. The Boston Celtics center talks to Jensen about celebrating Ramadan in quarantine and touches on the NBA’s current proposal to start the playoffs in Vegas or Orlando. Jensen and Enes also share their undying love for commissioner Adam Silver, Boston teammate Tacko Fall and Enes’s eventual employer, the WWE. Plus, Enes declares who’s on his Mt. Rushmore of Wrestling, if he’d be a heel or babyface and if Undertaker can really do that with his eyes (he can). This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ottavino family has their fingerprints all over New York City...literally. They helped build the landmarks we all know as NYC from the ground up. So, after setting franchise records as the closer for the Colorado Rockies, when Adam Ottavino signed a three year deal with the Yankees in 2019, it wasn’t just a matter of playing for the team he grew up watching, it was about coming home to where he belongs. The pitcher talks about how his former "batcave" in Harlem prepared him for quarantine workouts, how he and newest Yankees ace Gerrit Cole are becoming fast friends, and what it felt like the first time he put on the pinstripes. Adam and Jensen also open up about their shared struggles with mental health and the helpful exercises Adam has practiced over his MLB career. This episode proudly supports the Sesame Workshop, the global nonprofit behind Sesame Street and so much more, whose mission is to help children everywhere grow smarter, stronger, and kinder. In times of crisis, Sesame Workshop provides valuable resources that bring children comfort, spark learning, and help families face challenges together. To donate and learn more, visit sesameworkshop.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the past four decades, the sport of skateboarding has been synonymous with the name Tony Hawk. Plain and simple, Hawk = GOAT. Sorry, how many other riders do you know who can fly through the air on a skateboard and do a 900 - at 48 years old? We’ll save you the time - there aren’t any. The skateboarding legend shares with Jensen how he celebrated his birthday in quarantine on Zoom and what it’s like going from an “empty nest” to a full Birdhouse. Then, Tony talks about one of the biggest announcements in video game history - quarantine or not: the upcoming remastered release of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 & 2. Tony also gives the latest update on the feel-good story that went viral - exchanging skateboards with 6-year-old Cooper through a FedEx driver named Mikail. Plus, talks about the delayed debut of skateboarding at the Olympics, The Masked Singer, and why David Spade is a better skater than Tony was a stunt double. This episode proudly supports the Tony Hawk Foundation, which enriches the lives of youth around the World through skateboarding, especially through these challenging times. To donate and learn more, visit tonyhawkfoundation.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you’ve been watching the St. Louis Cardinals Kolten Wong over the past few years, you’ll notice it seems like he just plays the game with more heart than anyone else on the field. Whether it’s because of his Hawaiian pride or his strong baseball family, the second baseman’s steady improvement and always escalating stats are hard to ignore. The Gold Glove winning second baseman talks to Jensen about returning with that focus in 2020, no matter when the season starts, even if he can’t beat Milwaukee Brewers infielder Jedd Gyorko in Cornhole. They also chat about Hawaiian tourism, staying optimistic when things feel their lowest and a possible business with David Wright. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many odd things have happened during the pandemic, but in the sports world nothing seems as strange as our nation becoming enthralled with 20 year old Michael Jordan highlights. The collective nation tuned into The Last Dance on ESPN, even knowing exactly how it ends. J.A. Adande, the beloved sportswriter and Director of Sports Journalism at Northwestern University, talks to Jensen about being featured in the docuseries and how he’s currently helping a new generation of sportswriters navigate in a world where arenas, locker rooms and sports in general are off-limits. Then, the two dive deeper into The Last Dance to expand on what it was like for Adande to cover Jordan during those years, whether Jordan has ever been happy, and why it’s possible he’s very angry about Lebron rebooting Space Jam. Plus, in the latest installment of FANDEMIC, Jensen checks in with comedian and Three Swings podcast host Rhea Butcher about how to deal with missing baseball when it’s your favorite thing in the world. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are two types of jobs in the world today - essential and non-essential. While she may not be saving lives on the front lines, there are countless people around the world that currently depend on fitness instructor Emma Lovewell for the motivation and strength to keep going everyday. The Senior Peloton instructor talks about having to evacuate her apartment in New York City amidst the pandemic and the ever-growing number of people virtually and physically relying on her during this time (including Ellen... yes, that Ellen). Emma reveals the serendipitous series of events that led her to this career, how she can still make a mean drink and explains her peculiarly named “Crying in My Car" playlist. Jensen then pitches Emma a horror movie idea that will leave every fitness instructor sweating for their life. Plus, Jensen checks in with basketball reporter Dan Woike of the L.A. Times to discuss the latest NBA talks and developments, and why he thinks a season seems unlikely... even if players are ready to practice in hazmat suits. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Orlando City SC's goalkeeper Brian Rowe figured the birth of his first child would be the most unpredictable event he’d have in 2020, and boy was he wrong. In this episode, the MLS fan-favorite talks about the suspending of the MLS season after only 2 games and his quarantine life as a brand new father. He talks about how he and Jensen both came to name their sons "Adler" in one of the craziest coincidences you'll ever hear. You're gonna want to hear this. Then, Brian takes us through the eerie new protocols of his first day of individual practice as the MLS becomes the first major sports league in the US to allow players back to team facilities for training. Consider this a big "wakeup call" for what the sports landscape is gonna be like in our new "normal.” Plus, Jensen lures Brian back to his Oregon, hipper tie-dye roots and the two question how much Chuck Norris and Brett Favre's time is really worth. This episode proudly supports Orlando City SC's #ALLforORL campaign which helps raise funds for local businesses around Exploria Stadium and throughout Central Florida that are struggling during this time. To learn more, visit orlandocitysc.com/allfororl. Please also go to allfororl.com to buy a #ALLforORL t-shirt with all proceeds going to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, a member of FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

January 22nd is known in Los Angeles as “Justin Turner Day” in recognition of the incredible impact the Dodgers All-Star third baseman Justin Turner, and his wife Kourtney, have made in the community. When you realize everything the Turners do to give back to the city, one day doesn’t seem like enough appreciation - so we’re giving them an extra 40 minutes. In this special episode, Justin and Kourtney join Jensen and wife Danielle Fishel to talk about being married during a pandemic, having to watch their “Quaran-tone” with one another, and how there’s not enough ranch dressing in the world that can fill the sad hole left behind by Souplantation. Then, they share their personal connections to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and their continued support through this tough time. Justin also ponders if fellow Cal-State Fullerton alum Danielle is a Dodgers good luck charm and gives his thoughts on if this COVID break will make things easier for the Astros. This episode proudly supports Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and their annual event, Walk and Play L.A. To donate and learn more, visit walkandplayla.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a hockey player, the only feeling better than hoisting the Stanley Cup Trophy above your head is scoring a legendary OT goal to make sure it happens. Oh, and the feeling of peeing in your own man cave urinal is pretty great too. Former LA Kings centre, Jarret Stoll - now a development coach for the team - is eager to help today’s Kings, and their future superstars, have the experience of bringing the title back to LA… especially in these uncertain times. Jarret shares with Jensen what it’s like rewatching Game 5 of the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals, how players are rollerblading during quarantine, and why the idea of a Hockey fight without fans is really weird. Jarret also talks to Jensen about that MTV Cribs episode and why he and his wife, sportscaster Erin Andrews, miss going to Disneyland so much. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When the NBA season came to a grinding halt on March 11th, it felt like we were all living in a strange simulated world, which isn’t anything new for “Ronnie 2K” Singh, the digital marketing director at 2K Sports. In this episode Ronnie2k talks about taking over the NBA spotlight with the current season in limbo, why the NBA 2K20 players-only tournament featured some huge upsets including Devin Booker’s win, and how broadcasting the tournament on ESPN from his bedroom was a dream come true. Plus, Ronnie reveals a few new features to come and Jensen tries to sell Ronnie on some storylines for 2K21… and it didn’t go well. Then, Jensen checks in with former NFL safety, Rhodes scholar, and current neurosurgery resident, Dr. Myron Rolle. The doctor shares his experience battling Covid-19 on the front lines at Massachusetts General Hospital, gives insight into what we can expect as some states attempt to reopen, and how years of playing football has helped him deal with the current pandemic. This episode proudly supports the Myron L. Rolle Foundation. To donate and learn more, visit rollefoundation.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After playing 10 seasons in the NFL and winning a Super Bowl, Greg Jennings has proven he knows how to avoid any obstacles in his way. But nothing prepared him for having to tackle homeschooling his four kids during a pandemic. The current analyst for FOX Sports talks to Jensen about throwing a quarantine birthday party for his daughter, staying in shape for his first upcoming bodybuilding competition, and why his broken drone is really bumming him out. They also discuss making amends with Packers fans, teaching his son why you don’t mess with Bo Jackson in Tecmo Bowl, the Kalamazoo Promise, and the 10th anniversary of the forever glorious, Greg Jennings “broken leg” Madden meme. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This year was really shaping up to be big for Colorado Rockies outfielder David Dahl. Coming off an All-Star season, David was eager to make even more noise in 2020. Instead, he’s trying to keep it down at home so as not to annoy his sports marketing superstar wife, Jacquelyn. David talks about quarantine batting practice, how he’s been rocking a pretty nice tan & a mini-Charlie Blackmon beard, all while editing his own career highlights (and lowlights) on social media. David also shares his pandemic struggles as someone who had his spleen removed during his time in the minors. The two then get into why his less-than-stellar MLB The Show Players League experience led to retirement from the game… for now. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If anyone has the power to motivate us through this tough fight, it’s the legendary Sugar Ray Leonard. The boxing icon shares tips with Jensen on how to stay healthy and active under quarantine, and why having a teenager in the house with you is never easy, even if you are the Champ. The two then talk about the challenge of boxing in an empty arena, why the young phenom fighter Ryan Garcia is such a beast and how in no reality - video game simulated or not - is it okay to think Winky Wright would beat the champ. Protect this legend at all costs. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cornerback Levi Wallace may be an integral part of a Buffalo Bills team on the field, but off the field - he’s strong enough to take on anything by himself. Levi becomes our first guest to reveal he’s been completely alone since day 1 of quarantine... and is totally fine with it. He’s also the first to have shared his phone number on Instagram - in an attempt to make sure that #BillsMafia and others know that we’re all in this together. Levi also talks about his training following last season’s injury, diving deep into the Star Wars universe, and debates with Jensen over who has the best sandwiches in Tucson. Plus, in the latest installment of FANDEMIC, Jensen gets into Jordan, Pippen, and “The Last Dance” phenomenon with CJ Toledano of Bleacher Report's House of Highlights and the co-host of iHeartRadio's sports podcast, The Greatest. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In his 9 NBA seasons, Bismack Biyombo is known for doing the hard work needed on the court to help his team. Off the court, he has gone above and beyond to help the world in need, time and time again. The Charlotte Hornets center talks about his efforts to aid his native Democratic Republic of Congo through Covid-19 and how they’re still recovering from the Ebola epidemic. Bismack also shares the latest struggles to get the NBA back up and running as VP of the NBA Players Association. Plus, Jensen chats with Jeff Lowe, co-host of the movie podcast, Lights, Camera, Barstool, on missing movie theater popcorn and why Quibi… well, bites. This episode proudly supports the Biyombo Foundation. To learn more, visit biyombofoundation.org. Please also support FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, go to treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2019, Jon Duplantier made 15 appearances as a pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks, recording his first major league win and setting himself up for a breakout 2020 season. And then… well, you know the rest. The Diamondbacks pitcher talks being back at home in Houston surrounded by his childhood trophies, getting a desperately needed haircut from his Dad, and how his family is getting scary deep into the Stephen King universe. Jon then shares how fans helped make his MLB The Show tournament experience great (even if he didn’t make the playoffs), who his pick is to win it all, and why he hopes the Players League becomes a new tradition. Jensen also tries to recruit Jon and other MLB players to participate in an intervention for Gavin Lux’s Crocs situation. Plus, Jensen checks in with NBC’s Indebted star, Adam Pally and his sports-obsessed 8-year-old son, Cole, who is already giving Chris “Mad Dog” Russo a run for his milk money.This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Even with baseball in his genes, Dwight Smith Jr. is quickly making a name for himself. After having a solid 2019 season cut short due to injury, he came into Spring Training this year on a hot streak… and then everything stopped. The Baltimore Orioles outfielder talks about how practicing with his former major league Dad in quarantine has him feeling nostalgic, why he’s not ready to bust out the Toosie Slide in the bigs, and how he’s staying away from his biggest opponent - donuts. Jensen also breaks the news to Dwight that he made the playoffs for MLB’s The Show Players League. Dwight shares why the Orioles are underrated in the game (and real life) and how his hilarious “Sorry, Niko” will live on as a meme and haunt the Detroit Tigers’ Niko Goodrum forever. Plus, Jensen chats with Ian Karmel, the comedian and head co-writer of The Late Late Show with James Corden about his beloved Portland Trailblazers and why rewatching Ken Burns’ Baseball docuseries is seriously no joke. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a free agent in the NBA, released just days before the league shutdown, Derrick Walton Jr., was ready to contribute on a potential playoff team in the home stretch, so now the unemployed journeyman is looking to 2021 with a different set of fears than say, a Lebron James. The former Michigan star talks about celebrating his birthday in quarantine and how he’s been staying in shape for next season, whenever that may be. He also talks to Jensen about playing overseas, feeling for student athletes who missed out on the NCAA tournament, and the plans to keep his summer camp league going in his hometown of Detroit. Plus, Jensen checks in with fellow Clippers fan and funnyman, Carl Tart, to see how the writer and co-host of the basketball podcast, The Flagrant Ones, is handling the sports shutdown. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After winning the Super Bowl, everything is supposed to change for you… but not like this. To say Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Mitchell Schwartz - known for his ultimate NFL workhorse record of 7,894 consecutive snaps - is eager to return to the field as a defending champion is an understatement. Mitch fills Jensen in on how he went from holding the coveted Lombardi Trophy just weeks ago to coveting the last roll of toilet paper in the house. The two then dive into why “Mitch in the Kitch” has the best Instagram for your tastebuds, why his brisket and matzo ball soup would make any Jewish mother proud, and how Food Network better be calling him after he hangs up his cleats. Jensen also breaks the news in real time to Mitch that Gronk and Brady are getting back together again - so get your kegs ready, Tampa! This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vegas odds have the Cincinnati Reds as 28/1 to win the World Series this MLB season… that is, if there is one. But don’t worry Reds fans, Vegas’ own Amir Garrett has got you virtually covered… and he’s doing it in full uniform. The Reds relief pitcher tells Jensen why he is the champ of MLB The Show 20, how he plans to keep his e-sports title in the Players League and why he’s gonna be talking mess to his opponents no matter what happens. Amir also shares the eerie sight of seeing the Las Vegas Strip totally empty, how no amount of Netflix has the drama of live sports and why his dogs have now become “man’s best catcher.” The two then discuss the current MLB season options and how they’ll affect the everyday position players' health. This episode and guest Amir Garrett proudly support Three Square Giving Society, Southern Nevada’s only food bank and member of FeedingAmerica.org. To learn how you can donate and help, visit threesquare.org. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last October, Los Angeles Dodgers top prospect Gavin Lux became the youngest player of all-time to hit a pinch-hit home run in the postseason. This season, the shortstop favored to win NL Rookie of the Year is… well, right now he’s watching Game of Thrones for the third time at his parents house in Wisconsin. Jensen checks in with Gavin to see how he’s staying well-prepared for the Home Run derby (if he’s asked!), the pressures of representing the Dodger Blue and playing as himself in the MLB The Show 20 Players League. Gavin also lets Jensen know that the newest Dodgers, Mookie Betts and David Price, are fitting in nicely on an already loaded team (and group chat). He then shares his thoughts on the delayed MLB season, the all games in Arizona idea, and why no matter when the season starts, Dodgers fans won’t forget about the Astros. Oh, and there’s also praise for Kershaw’s comedy chops, LA’s own Roddy Rich and some questionable quarantine love for Crocs. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a player in the NBA who eats, sleeps, and breathes the game of basketball more than the Cleveland Cavaliers Collin Sexton. So, Jensen was eager to find out what exactly the young rising star is doing now that the game he’s obsessed over his entire life has stopped. Collin talks to Jensen about how staying competitive at home with his family isn’t a problem and why he’s excited to see draft prospect and fellow Atlanta-native Anthony Edwards join the NBA next season. The two also talk about whether they’ll play again this season and why if they don’t, awarding the Lakers the Championship isn’t a legitimate win. Collin also shares what it was like to be quarantined - before the rest of the nation - after finding out that the Utah Jazz’s Rudy Gobert had tested positive for Covid-19 - just days after playing them. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After receiving 2019 WNBA Rookie of the Year honors, Napheesa Collier was looking forward to spending this offseason playing in China and planning for her wedding. Then, Covid-19 and 2020 had other plans for her. The Minnesota Lynx star talks about leaving China during the Coronavirus outbreak, what this WNBA season will look and sound like without fans in attendance and how the WNBA draft going virtual changes things for all leagues and players. She also shares why board games are anything but boring in her household and why there’s no better way to fill all this free time than with a good book recommendation from her new virtual book club. This episode supports Napheesa’s “Athletes for Relief” effort to benefit the Center for Disaster Philanthropy. Go to pledgeit.org/collier-relief to learn more and make a donation. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When everything in the world feels pretty scary, it’s strangely comforting to hear from the otherwise intimidating force that is Cris Cyborg, the only MMA fighter in history - male or female - to become a Grand Slam Champion. The current Bellator MMA Women's Featherweight World Champion talks about training during quarantine for her next fight (which could involve boxing gloves) and how she's loving playing video games on Twitch. Cyborg then reveals the possibility of what fans have been dreaming - a fight with Ronda Rousey - but in the realm of sports entertainment. Plus, Jensen checks on friend and fellow Clippers die-hard, Paul Scheer, to see how the actor and comedian is still bashing the Lakers via NBA2K. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whether it’s dazzling the world’s biggest stage at the Olympics or putting on a show while practicing “safer-at-home” on IGTV, Adam Rippon knows how to capture your attention and make you a fan. Adam and Jensen discuss having no sense of time anymore and how they're staying in touch with their wonderful-yet-crazy Moms. Adam also reveals why Viola Davis can take down the Tiger King any day of the week and his evolving thoughts on TikTok. Adam speaks to the crushing loss Tokyo 2020 athletes are now experiencing and the difficult reality they must face training for another year. The two come up with a quarantine playlist that slaps and Adam offers up his takes on Jensen’s “quarantine lewks” (check them out at treefort.fm/the-no-sports-report). This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the past 16 years in the NFL, you could count on tight end Benjamin Watson to catch anything you threw his way. So now that he’s announced his retirement, mid-pandemic, DON’T be surprised when he sounds completely relaxed while quarantined at home with his seven kids. Yes, that’s right, SEVEN. Jensen checks in with the heroic family man to see how the Watson household is rationing toilet paper and keeping it together as they become their own makeshift school (good luck getting your kid on the waitlist). As a community leader and NFLPA rep, Benjamin also gives the latest update on what this NFL season could look like for players and fans - if there even is one. He also talks about former teammate Tom Brady’s shocking move to Tampa Bay. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit Treefort.fm.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are few figures in sports (or anywhere) with the know-how to overcome life-changing events better than Jay Williams. Jensen and the beloved collegiate legend, and now ESPN analyst, share their experiences parenting immunocompromised children during COVID-19, how we should all be taking this opportunity to work on ourselves and our relationships, and why for him, Denzel Washington is truly “man’s best friend”. Jay speaks to what it means for the young men and women who didn’t get to play in the “monumental” NCAA tournaments and suggests how the NBA and NFL drafts can adapt. He also clarifies why some of his recent comments, including how he thought the NBA could resume on cruise ships, made such headlines with our clickbait ready media landscape. This episode and series supports FeedingAmerica.org. For more of The No-Sports Report, visit Treefort.fm. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Playing 16 seasons in the NBA takes a toll on your body and mind but for Al Harrington, the real test is holding court 24/7 with four kids ages 2 to 10 in quarantine. The former NBA star turned cannabis mogul tells his crazy experience in a Chinese hospital as a former CBA player and how he got early warning about the Coronavirus from fellow NBA star and current Beijing Royal Fighters coach, Stephon Marbury. Harrington also dishes on why the NBA should cancel the rest of the season (you’re welcome Knicks!) and questions if Mark Jackson is being blackballed from another coaching gig. Al then talks about how cannabis could’ve extended his career and the longevity of some other NBA greats. He also shares how his company, Harrington Wellness, can help everyone from his grandmother to yours. This episode and series supports Feeding America. For more of The No-Sports Report, including show transcripts for our hearing impaired listeners, visit Treefort.fm Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dealing with the stress of being quarantined is one thing, but being traded and having to move across the country during a pandemic is on a whole nother level. The Los Angeles Chargers newest five-time Pro-Bowl guard, Trai Turner, tells Jensen how the last two weeks have been since the tough move to a city he can’t currently explore (or even set up the internet in). Trai talks about how his family and friends in his beloved hometown of New Orleans are doing during this time. He also shares his latest discoveries on SoundCloud and Jensen offers up a few hobbies for Trai to take up besides playing Luigi’s Mansion. The two then discuss NFL trades and moves, why Trai is so excited to win with the Chargers, and the possibility of being reunited with his former Carolina Panthers quarterback and current free agent Cam Newton. This episode and series supports Feeding America. For more of The No-Sports Report, including show transcripts for our hearing impaired listeners, visit Treefort.fm Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's no better time than quarantine to call a friend, so Jensen is happy that the first guest on The No-Sports Report is WWE legend, actor and MMA commentator - CM PUNK. He updates Jensen on how he's handling the quarantine and ways he and other fighters have updated their training and workouts. Punk explains how even as a diehard Chicago Blackhawks fan, he can't stomach to watch replays of old games and how Stan's Donuts in Chicago is essential in these times... and well, any time.The two go off on how wrestling without an audience is crazy, how not canceling Wrestlemania this weekend is dangerous and who is to blame for all of it (HINT: Hey, Vince McMahon, you remember CM Punk, right?)This episode and series supports Feeding America. For more of The No-Sports Report, including show transcripts for our hearing impaired listeners and more visit Treefort.fm Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Formerly The No-Sports Report. After months of living at home with no sports - our favorite athletes are finally returning... in a Sports Bubble. No fans? No kidding. Will it last? Who knows! Revealing, real-time chats with the biggest names in sports as they navigate this crazy new world of ours. Hosted by Jensen Karp. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.