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"In The Gate" 2nd annual Handicapping the Derby, with Bob Ehalt, Terry Turrell, Ed DeRosa of Brisnet, and Jeannine Edwards at Churchill Downs.

Knicks PG Raymond Felton says he thought the team was showing unity by wearing black. He didn't know about any funeral talk until he got to the arena.

How much pressure will the Knicks have tomorrow night? Raymond Felton says he thought every one was just unifying as a team wearing black.

Tony Reali and the national panel discuss the Knicks' all-black wardrobe last night, the Thunders' loss to the Rockets and the upcoming NBA playoff matchups.

Mark, Mychal, Steve, & John crosstalk get going on a little crosstalk. If Dwight Howard leaves should the Lakers consider bringing back Bynum? Were the Knicks out of line dressing in all black?

Actor and comedian Chris Rock says the Knicks wearing black yesterday was a team showing up to too early to the after-party.

Emily, Molly, and Tess discuss Eli Roth's 'Hemlock Grove,' the British series 'Black Mirror,' and a Tumblr community who believe they were born into the wrong species.

ESPN's Buster Olney weighs in on Roy Halladay's struggles thus far this season. Olney also talks about MLB's initiative to get more black players in the sport.

Alex Pappademas and Chuck Klosterman unpack the new documentary 'Room 237,' ask if it's time for a new 'Twilight Zone,' and debate going into the herbal-supplement business.

ESPN's Bomani Jones addresses criticisms of West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith. Jones says there are still racial generalizations of black quartebacks by the public.

ESPN New York 98.7 FM's Stephen A. Smith celebrates Black History Month with Kobe Bryant, Chris Rock and Oscar Robertson.

Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith debate the upcoming NBA trade deadline, black NFL quarterbacks with guest Doug Williams and much more.

Lakers VP of Public Relations John Black talks about what he learned from Jerry Buss, the transition of ownership to Jim and Jeanie Buss and more.

Jay from Compton sits in for Mark as he & Mychal reflect on the passing of Lakers' owner Dr. Jerry Buss and the legacy he leaves behind in the city of Los Angeles.

Jay from Compton sits in for Mark as he & Mychal continue to discuss the passing of Jerry Buss. Also, who should play Dr. Buss & his family in a movie version of their lives?

Colin Cowherd is joined by ESPN NBA Insider Chris Broussard, U.S. basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo, former Lakers coach Paul Westhead and Lakers VP of Public Relations John Black.

Audio Podcast | February 19, 2013