The Beat of Sports

Paul Kennedy discusses the late trade deadline in the NHL as well as what the Brad Marchand trade to the Florida Panthers from the Boston Bruins means for both teams and Marc makes a case that you can't compare Alex Ovechkin to Wayne Gretzky.

Golf is a non-stop sport, meaning that there's no good times for coverage to hit a commercial break. Alex Sherman, of CNBC, explains that non-stop sports like golf, NASCAR, and combat sports could be better suited for streaming services.

Richard Hale discusses the major stories in the sports law world including the new ACC revenue share model in the ACC, NASCAR's counter lawsuit against Michael Jordan, and a lawsuit against Patrick Beverly and the Milwaukee Bucks for Beverly throwing a ball into the stands and hitting a fan.

Injuries have taken their toll on the Magic season. Adding to it, the team has struggled shooting the ball and the team has hit a major slump and the losses are taking a toll. What kind of mental hurdle does the team face and how can they overcome it? Mike O'Donnell explains.

With the NFL Combine now over, which wide receiver helped himself the most? does arm length and hand size matter? Did the Combine help UCF running back RJ Harvey? We get set for the NFL Draft with Cam Mellor.

How would the model of a "Super League" look in college football? Bob Thompson, Former Fox Sports Networks President and BTN co-founder, explains what that could look like and when we could potentially see it happen.

The Orlando Predators will no longer be apart of Arena Football One. Anthony Edwards explains the fallout and what led to this.

Jalen Suggs is lost for the season. He's played in 64% all available games in his four-year career. Does there become a point where the Magic look to move off Suggs? Keith Smith explains.

FSU and Clemson appear to be close to settling their lawsuits against the ACC. David McKenzie breaks it all down and explains what it all means.

UCF will be starting spring camp soon. What is important for the team and Scott Frost to accomplish before the season starts in the fall? Matt Murschel explains.

Channing Frye explained why he thinks nobody wants to be the face of today's NBA. LeBron James echoed what Frye said. Marc dives into why the NBA deals with more negativity and why being the face of the league is not a desirable place to be.

This season has quickly turned from deep playoff run aspirations to panic mode. The Magic lost again, this time to the Raptors, and nobody is happy right now in Orlando.

The number will shock you!

The court's said, "no, no!"

It's time to talk about some college hoops!

Ben Austro calls in to discuss the legality behind the "tush push" & a whole lot more!

Marc goes over the day's top headlines, including a controversy over a jersey swap between Wembanyama & a young fan

Cam calls in the discuss "The Combine" and what it means for potential prospects!

David Purdum calls in to talk about recent sports gambling investigations, why lower programs are easier targets, & how players are manipulated

The Magic lost by 40 at home to the Cavs Tuesday night. Shooting has hampered Orlando all season and Jalen Suggs continues to miss time. What will the offseason look like for the Magic? Keith Smith explains.

UCF was able to end their seven-game losing streak by beating Utah on Sunday. Can UCF parlay that victory into another win against Kansas State on Wednesday? Matt Murschel explains the importance of building momentum to end the season.

Should the 'Tush Push' be illegal? The Packers are against the play and Bills head coach Sean McDermott voiced his concerns over the play as well. Marc explains why trying to directly ban the 'Tush Push' is the wrong approach.

It looks like Joel Embiid is heading towards being shut down for the season. Marc predicts Embiid may be done in Philadelphia and why Pat Riley's obsession with winning could become a factor in Embiid's market.

Evan Weston joins the show to preview the upcoming Orlando City season. Orlando City opens things up Saturday night against Philadelphia Union.

Richard Hale discusses the major stories in the sports law world including the latest between Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin and whether Incognito could file a defamation lawsuit and a gambler suing one of the major gambling websites.