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New Cardinals coach Bruce Arians discusses his experiences in Indianapolis and his first practices with Arizona.

The "Baseball Tonight" crew breaks down why Paul Goldschmidt has been so successful this season.

Matthew Berry takes a look at risers and fallers in the May re-rankings.

Matthew Berry joins Prim Siripipat to discuss players to pick up off the waiver wire.

Jim Bowden takes a look at a crop of young starting pitchers, the likes of which have not been since in years.

Cardinals coach Bruce Arians breaks down the selection of CB Tyrann Mathieu.

Braves GM Frank Wren stops by the GM's Office to break down how he pulled off the deals to get brothers Justin and B.J. Upton.

Following coach Bruce Arians' declaration that the Arizona Cardinals' "quarterback room was as strong as any" in the NFL, DJ Gallo imagines what other such rooms around the league might look like.

John Clayton's Inside the Huddle breaks down four fascinating factors brought on by free agency and team trades: Carson Palmer to the Cards, Matt Flynn to the Raiders, Darrius Heyward-Bey becomes a Colt and the NFC South has a cornerback crisis.

Episode 297: Suzy Kolber and Chris Mortensen discuss the Raiders trade for Matt Flynn and where Carson Palmer will end up. Todd McShay breaks down where Geno Smith will go in the Draft. The NFL32 crew discuss the Eagles quarterback situation.

Subrosa's Lahsaan Kobza "gets used to" life in Arizona.

Craig Haubert breaks down the top performers in each position group at the Nike Football Training Camp in Los Angeles.

Jon Sciambi, Tim Kurkjian and Aaron Boone report from a snowy Diamondbacks spring training.

Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson talks about seeing snow in spring training, playing paintball, and how the team is moving forward without Justin Upton.

Miguel Montero talks about facing pressure with the departure of Justin Upton, taking a leadership role, and representing his country in the WBC.

Mitch Sherman takes a look at Immokalee Florida, an unorthodox breeding ground for elite football talent including Mackensie Alexander, the No. 4 ranked recruit in the ESPN 150