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ESPN MLB analyst Howard Bryant joins Ben and Skin to discuss his column on the Rangers-Angels rivalry.

Mike shares his thoughts on Ryan Braun'€™s 50 game suspension being overturned with Howard Bryant. Marv Albert breaks down the Knicks defeat by Miami.

ESPN's Howard Bryant says Rangers skipper Ron Washington has the toughest job in sports. Ben and Skin weigh in.

Jim Rome burns on DeSean Jackson, NBA free agency, Rich Rodriguez and more. He welcomes the Raiders' Quinten Groves, Magic guard Jameer Nelson and Howard Bryant.

Jim Rome burns on Mike Leach, LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Tim Tebow and more. Plus, Michael Turner and Howard Bryant join the show.

Jim Rome burns on Jim Boeheim's press conference, the Texans signing Jake Delhomme, Bobby V in Boston and more. He welcomes USC's Matt Barkley and Howard Bryant as guests.

Jim Rome burns on Giants-Saints, Ndamukong Suh's suspension and more. Plus, Laurent Robinson and Howard Bryant join the show.

Jim Rome burns on the Broncos direction, trouble at Syracuse, the NBA labor deal getting done, and more. He welcomes Packers WR James Jones and Howard Bryant as guests.

Bob Ley examines the current atmosphere at Penn State and the calls for Joe Paterno to resign with Tom Rinaldi, Howard Bryant and Michael Weinreb.

Jim Rome burns on Tom Brady, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Victor Ortiz, Matt Ryan and more. Plus, Jason Terry, Chris Kluwe and Howard Bryant join the show.

Jim Rome burns on Jerry Jones, NBA labor talks and more. Plus, Fred Jackson, Adrian Wojnarowski and Howard Bryant join the show.

Jim Rome burns on Monday Night Football, Jim Harbaugh, the U.S. Open and more. Plus, Alex Avila and Howard Bryant join the show.

Jim Rome returns and is burning on Tony Romo's meltdown, Notre Dame's 0-2 start, the Jets and more. Rome welcomes Lions DT Ndamukong Suh and Howard Bryant as guests.

We hear from ESPN NFL insider Chris Mortensen, ESPN football guru Mel Kiper Jr., Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops and ESPN the Magazine's Howard Bryant.

Howard Bryant discusses Hank Aaron's journey through baseball and racism on the way to the home run record.

ESPN's Howard Bryant says that it's now a fair statement to say Hank Aaron is underappreciated. Bryant also says he thinks Aaron is hurt but not angry about the way he is looked at.