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Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes on the future of the Lakers organization with LeBron James and a Bronny James multi-year contract, the situation between Saquon Barkley, Daniel Jones, and the Giants, pay per view in college sports, and more. Also, a conversation with Pro MMA fighter Dan Ige, as well as Eric Fisher on the value of the Celtics franchise. 

Kanoa Leahey and Rob DeMello (KHON2 Sports Director) following the announcement of the University of Hawai'i Baseball program officially green-lit for long awaited turf replacement, reports of a multi-year contract deal for Bronny James with the Lakers, and ranking the best trophies in sports. 

Chris and Gary discuss Hawaii men's basketball and Rainbow Wahine new recruits from the last week, with head coach Laura Beeman joining the show to breakdown her offseason so far, from their trip to Japan to their offseason training program.

Gary Dickman discusses the new recruit for Hawaii men's basketball, as well as NBA Free Agency and LeBron James' new contract and his thoughts on Klay Thompson and why the Lakers couldn't get the job done.

Darren Kimura dives into Caitlin Clark in the WNBA All-Star Game and talks with special guests Jason Matsumoto (From The Heart) and Kyle Zender (Monster Breaks).

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes dive into the Patrick Mahomes GOAT discourse with possibility of a Super Bowl three-peat, Bronny James recent comments joining the Lakers, Caitlin Clark in the WNBA, and more. Also, a conversation with 106.9 The Fan's Jason Walker following Utah State's firing of Blake Anderson.

Three-time U.S. Men's Volleyball Olympic player, Erik Shoji joins Kanoa Leahey on Let's Talk Sports

Kanoa Leahey and Lori Santi react to Klay Thompson's departure from the Golden State Warriors to the Dallas Mavericks, Rainbow Wahine Basketball recruitment announcements, and more. They also caught up with Volleyball Olympian Erik Shoji joining Team USA for his third Olympic games. 

Chris and Gary talk NBA Free Agency with Barstool's Dan Greenberg as well as his celebration of the Celtic's championship. The guys also talk Hawaii football, as well as breaking news of the firing of Utah State's head football coach Blake Anderson amid a Title IX violation.

Gary Dickman fills in the show and talks about NBA Free Agency, his opinion on a controversial choice for an ESPY Award winner, as well as his opinions on the Hawaii stadium situation.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes follow updates from the NBA free agency period, NCAA Conference moves made official, USMNT vs Uruguay in Copa America 2024, and more. 

Kanoa Leahey and Billy Hull react to recent crazy moves in the NBA revolving around contracts, transactions, and more. Also, a big story around UFC 303 and Dan Ige's short notice participation, with insight from guest Kai Kamaka III sharing his experience. 

Chris and Gary return to talk about the opening of NBA Free Agency, talking about the big additions of Paul George to the Philadelphia 76ers and the most recent acquisition of Klay Thompson to the Dallas Mavericks. Jesse Sapolu joins the show to talk about his recent trips around Australia, New Zealand and American Samoa, as well as his opinions on the 49ers.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby, as he breaks down the moves in the opening days of NBA Free Agency from the massive move of Paul George to the 76ers and the savvy moves of role players like Isaiah Hartenstein to the Thunder.

Gary Dickman riding solo talks about the NBA Draft and his reactions to Bronny James, he brings on Spotrac's Keith Smith to further analyze the NBA Draft and give his reactions to LeBron's son finally joining his pops on the LA Lakers. Gary also talks the wild NFL lawsuit and what it means for consumers of NFL Sunday Ticket.

Gary Dickman talks the NBA Draft and his full reactions to the second round of the NBA Draft and his reactions to Bronny James getting drafted to the LA Lakers.

Hunter Hughes and Tanner Haworth react to the Lakers' drafting of Bronny, implications behind the decision, and the LeBron factor.

Gary Dickman riding solo talks about his opinions on yesterday's first round of the NBA Draft, and what he expects from today's picks especially one Bronny James. Jared Ursua, UH WR Coach, joins the broadcast to talk about his WR Unit and what's possibly the deepest position group for the Rainbow Warriors in 2024.

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, and he discusses his reactions to the first round of the NBA Draft, gives his winners and losers and what he's looking forward to today in the second round.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes in an abbreviated episode following Round 1 of the NBA Draft. 

Kanoa Leahey and Rob DeMello (KHON2 Sports Director) reacting to a recent newsletter offering new details in the proposal process of the Aloha Stadium and entertainment district project. 

Gary and Tanner discuss the NBA, from a huge trade between New York and Brooklyn, to possible landing spots for Paul George and tonight's NBA Draft. The guys also discuss Tua Tagovailoa's contract extension, and what college football they're looking forward to now that we're under two months before the return of CFB. Brother Noland joins the show to talk about his career, his best...

Gary Dickman fills in for Bobby today, as Gary discusses plenty of coaching controversies from JJ Redick's choice of words and Texas A&M's Jim Schlossnagle leaving the Aggies for their in-state rivals Texas Longhorns only 12 hours after declaring his loyalty to the 12th Man.

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes reflect on the on-going process in Aloha Stadium's rebuild, Tua's contract negotiations, ideas for the NHL to ride the wave of attention following the Stanley Cup Finals, and more. Today's guest features UH Golfer and winner of the Manoa Cup, Josh Hayashida.

Kanoa Leahey and Christian Shimabuku (KHON2 digital sports reporter) following Florida Panthers victory in the Stanley Cup Finals, must-see performance in the WNBA, developments in the Stadium process, and more. Today's guest features basketball player development coach and owner of Full Court Solutions, James Clark.