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Colin Cowherd enjoyed the MLB All-Star Game. It was a low-scoring game that lasted under three hours. "Spanning the Globe" covers the Miami Heat, the MLB All-Star Game and the Los Angeles Lakers.

Audio Podcast | July 14, 2010

The Spurs are being nice this morning because they know they got almost every call last night. The no-call at the end of the game isn't the story... the story is Manu Ginobli. He was hurt, and the Spurs can't beat L.A. with their second best player h

Audio Podcast | May 28, 2008

Whenever there's a game that the Spurs have to win, the defending champs always find a way. That's why Colin likes the Spurs in Game 4. Fisch and Colin talk about their $250 bet. And Colin recaps the Jeff Bagwell's alleged steroid use conversation.

Audio Podcast | May 27, 2008

We read some emails about Roger Clemens and his implications. Chris Broussard checks in from the All-Star game, giving us the latest on Kobe's finger, and pending Jason Kidd trade. All this trade talk may be enough to weigh Dallas down!

Audio Podcast | February 15, 2008

The Lakers have lost Andrew Bynum for eight weeks. Kobe stepped up last night to get the win against Seattle in overtime. Mike and Michele also took listener emails on Congress getting involved with steroids in baseball.

Audio Podcast | January 15, 2008

John congratulates Kobe on scoring 20,000 points then listens to Roger Clemens says he is angry about the steroid allegations. John can't believe a personal trainer would be out to get "The Rocket." Also breaking news, the Bulls fire Scott Skiles.

Audio Podcast | December 24, 2007

The woman anchoring the Red Sox parade mistakenly thought Kevin Youkilis was getting "boo"ed, when he was really getting "you"ed. Kobe Bryant did get booed at home despite scoring 45, only to hear 'MVP' chants by the end. Tim Duncan signed a two-year

Audio Podcast | October 31, 2007

Colin doesn't think Manny Ramirez's comments are a big deal. It just shows fans are more into sports than athletes. Ric Bucher says the Lakers and Kobe Bryant have agreed on a divorce. Now, we await details. And USC football is eroding?!

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2007

The Indians are getting some great pitching from Jake Westrbook and Paul Byrd, and timely hitting from their offense. On the other side, their opponents have gone just 3-22 with two outs. And what trades make sense to deal Kobe Bryant?

Audio Podcast | October 17, 2007

Could the Yankees just make a decision already? Colin is getting sick of waiting for them to decide on Joe Torre. And Colin thinks Mark Cuban would be the perfect man to take on Kobe Bryant.

Audio Podcast | October 17, 2007

The Indians are batting .383 with two outs and runners in scoring position. They have 22 RBI with two outs! Also, there are three possible deals sending Kobe to Dallas, Phoenix, or Chicago. And Roy Williams delivers pizzas for charity!

Audio Podcast | October 17, 2007

After his home run (Boston's third straight), Manny Ramirez stood at the plate and admired it. Greeny thinks Manny looked ridiculous. Golic thinks you can show emotion. Kobe being Kobe? Did he clean out his locker? Does he want a trade? Golic is tire

Audio Podcast | October 17, 2007

The D'backs game still isn't sold out. Colin offers reasons why West Coast fans aren't as committed. Lakers' owner Jerry Buss says Kobe isn't untouchable. The LA Times' Gary Klein talks about USC turning to Mark Sanchez as its QB.

Audio Podcast | October 11, 2007

What does Barry Bonds owe to fans? For all the criticism and verbal abuse he takes, John wouldn't expect the Giants' slugger to be very fan-friendly. Kobe apologizes to GM Mitch Kupchak. Buster Olney talks about what teams could be done at the All-St

Audio Podcast | July 06, 2007

What is the over/under on Tony Parker and Eva Longoria's marriage? Brian thinks Barry Bonds is missing out on a great opportunity in this year's Home Run Derby. Kobe Bryant has apologized to Mitch Kupchak, but Brian still thinks Kobe is self-centered

Audio Podcast | July 06, 2007

Sharing his thoughts on how Barry Bonds' record setting home run should be called (Reginald says you've got to use emotion and put it into significance), recapping the NBA Draft and explaining why Kobe and KG aren't going anywhere.

Audio Podcast | July 02, 2007