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Rick and Noah discuss Lebron declaring himself the greatest, Harden being called the greatest and how NCAA transfers have impacted the game of college basketball

Noah and Rick discuss Noah's recent ESPN debut, his trash talk in a recent men's league game, Baker Mayfield's beef, NBA's biggest suprises and Tiger and Phil!

Rick and Noah discuss what happened with the Yankees this year, manager Aaron Boone, and the all or nothing approach. Next they talk about the bizarre Jimmy Butler situation in the NBA. Finally they cover the new developments with sneaker company reps and recruits in the FBI NCAA investigation. 

Rick and Noah talk about hockey (3-4) mins before getting into an in depth discussion of what makes a good broadcaster or a bad broadcaster. Rick shares stories about his hall of fame broadcaster Bob Wolff and then the two discuss several quick hitting topics. 

Rick and Noah discuss why Tiger woods is such a big draw, the Browns finally winning, why Baker is such a fan favorite and the insane situation with the T-Wolves and Jimmy Butler as well as GM Elton Brand! 

Rick and Noah discuss the controversy surrounding the US Open Final (15 mins) then discuss the new Nike Ad Campaignfeaturing Colin Kaepernick(2-3min) , what the heck Jon Gruden was thinking trading Khalil Mack, top NFL headlines, and finally they each share their own sports meldowns.

Rick and Noah open the show talking about the future of youth sports, and why there are certain pockets of declining participation (8 min), next they respond to listener feedback, discuss several football issues including the QB controversy at 'Bama, with the Eagles, Urban Meyer's punishment and more!

Rick and Noah are back from an extended vacation and talking about HBO's Hard Knocks (17 min), the little league world series (3 min), then they discuss Rick's relationship with coach K (4 min), before getting into a discussion of a recent Jackie MacMullen's recent article series on the state of mental health in the NBA and close out the show with a few rapid fire topics

Rick and Noah are back from a hiatus to talk about baseball players loafing it, a star QB tweeting during a coaching search, the Khawi Leonard trade, and why so many people are dropping dimes on themselves today. Plus Noah explains why he loves hanging out in Guitar Center!

Rick and Noah discuss Major League Baseball's transition to an all or nothing, strikeout or home-run league and the impact it has on attendance and ratings. Next, they discuss the Uncle Drew movie and some of the best athlete / actors of all time and move on to a discussion of Lebron to the Lakers, Khawi Leonard's strange situation in San Antonio and compare it to Yoenis Cespedes of the NY Mets, and finish the show with some NBA draft thoughts and discuss why talent evaluation is so tough.

Rick and Noah start talking about The NBA Finals- Noah thinks the Cavs can win and Rick barely wants to discuss it for some odd reason. Next the two discuss the bizarre case of the Philadelphia 76ers GM supposedly creating fake Twitter accounts to defend himself and disparage current and former players. Next, the two discuss the rate of play of softball vs baseball, Rick then goes on a tirade about a recent Buster Olney's article relating to the disappearance of small ball from baseball. Noah tells a tale of men's league glory. Finally Noah and Rick commiserate that they do not know how to buy a new computer. 

Rick and Noah discuss Lebron's performance in Game 7 and what his legacy of playoff greatness is compared to Shaq, Kobe, Jordan. Next they discuss the accomplishment of the Celtics making it to within one game of the finals without their two best players. Next they discuss the parent who paid to have a banner flown over their child's high school game with a banner asking for their coach to be fired. Finally they discuss how to get out of a bad conversation at a college reunion. 

Rick and Noah have an in depth conversation about the new Supreme Court's decision to legalize sports gambling (17 mins), Rick tells the story of publishing Pete Rose's book, then they talk about Robinson Cano's drug bust, a dog who's a bear, and Noah gives an NBA draft prediction. 

Rick and Noah are back at it after Noah had a night of throwing axes with Alyssa. Rick then discussed how he thinks Lebron is done and Noah agrees. They theorize where he'll end up next before getting into a meaty discussion of heckling. Rick tells a great story about a guy who he gave a scholarship to for his heckling skills. Noah tells the UTEP story when he was booed and heckled by 10,000 fans. Finally they discuss Mike Francesa's return to WFAN. 

Noah is dejected from losing a roast battle the night before and explains to Rick why he empathizes with Metallica when they have a mental breakdown. Next the two hosts break down the historic numbers that Ohtani is putting up for the Angels.  Noah and Rick discuss Mark McGwire's outrageous comments, then get into a discussion of the comical FaceBook Senate and House hearings.  Finally they talk about giving 100% and take a feel good story and make you feel bad about it. 

Rick and Noah have an in depth discussion of Tiger Woods, his legacy, beginnings and how Rick initially signed him to a two book deal.  They further talk about why the public is so enamored with him and the fascination surrounding his comeback. They go on to talk about the UFC's recent scandal involving Conor McGregor destroying buses.  Noah reveals to Rick that he made a WWE audition tape that had over 60,000 views on the WWE website. Finally they debate the value of Facebook in general and why Rick wasn't a fan of the Mets being broadcast on the social media platform. 

Rick and Noah discuss a prank that was played on Noah then Noah tells the story of another prank that he considers the all-time best, Rick and Noah discuss a high school basketball team that won on a technicality and if the team should accept the victory, Rick tells a story from his coaching days, Noah and Rick discuss the Final Four and more!

Rick laments the recent potential downfall of Sports Illustrated (10 min) then the odd couple discuss the 2018 NCAA Men's Tournament in a conversation that wanders from Bob Huggins wardrobe, UMBC's upset, why Villanova's lineup makes them so unique, how coaches can't seem to manage end game situations and more!

Rick and Noah manage to discuss the Superbowl for five full minutes without mentioning a single player or mentioning picks, Rick has a cold take that is so cold it's actually hot, next the guys discuss the recent NBA trade involving Blake Griffin, and if the Knicks should push for the playoffs or try to get a draft pick. They also try to figure out the horrible scandal at MSU and discuss why institutions continue to protect sexual predators. 

Rick and Noah are back at it and Noah has misplaced the theme song. Rick and Noah start the show with a ten minute discussion of the most recent MLB Hall of Fame class. Who was deserving, who wasn't and how to handle the juicers. Rick reveals which big leaguers he's known since they were teenagers.  Next they shift to the NBA and discuss Jason Kidd being fired, Lebron congratulating himself, Kevin Love getting the sniffles, a golfer pulling a Shooter Mcgavin, the NBA's gambling plan and they ATTEMPT to play a round of "what's stupider?" a new game that Noah invented.