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Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic listen to the five things they need to know about Week 6 in the NFL from ESPN NFL research guru Russell Baxter. Plus, the guys preview the ALCS and NLCS with some help from ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney.

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2010

Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic listen to the five things they need to know about Week 6 in the NFL from ESPN NFL research guru Russell Baxter. Plus, the guys preview the ALCS and NLCS with some help from ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney.

Audio Podcast | October 15, 2010

The NFL is like Starbucks... no matter what part of the country you put it, it plays everywhere. The Rockies and the NL are like Dunkin Donuts... other than the Northeast, nobody thinks Dunkin Donuts is that great. The Rockies are a great story in De

Audio Podcast | October 16, 2007

Colin doesn't think the Rockies are a nationally captivating team. He didn't watch a single pitch of Game 4 vs. Arizona. Colin thinks MLB's schedule should be adjusted for the World Series. SI's Peter King also gives the Patriots a lot of love. Watch

Audio Podcast | October 16, 2007

Colin hasn't seen an offense like this year's Patriots. It could be the best ever and the media isn't over-hyping it! Enjoy the beauty and greatness of the Patriots. And ratings prove Colin's point from last week... no one is watching the NLCS!

Audio Podcast | October 15, 2007

Buster says a month ago the Rockies were in 4th place and now they're one win from the World Series. In the AL, scouts say you can't beat the Indians with breaking pitches, so Dice-K could help the Red Sox take control tonight. Also, the Mitchell Rep

Audio Podcast | October 15, 2007

We have the NLCS, ALCS, the "Duel in Dallas" and college football, NHL, college basketball and NBA preseason fill any space you may have left.

Audio Podcast | October 12, 2007

Jim Leavitt has done one of the great coaching jobs in college football history. USF plays Rutgers next. Also, Dick is disappointed MLB playoff games don't start earlier so younger kids can see them. Finally, Peyton and Brady will be two best QBs ev

Audio Podcast | October 12, 2007

What state is baseball in when Arizona can't sell out Game 1 of the NLCS yet the Cardinals-Panthers game is sold out. Testaverde vs. Warner?! Sure there are less NFL games but at this time when playoff tickets are $10, you have to sell out.

Audio Podcast | October 11, 2007

John grew up in a country where baseball was the national pastime. But we're not being introduced to the Rockies and D'backs until the 165th game of the year. SportsNation know it's obscure football players better than it's MLB squads.

Audio Podcast | October 10, 2007

Eric Karabell's Lock this week: DeShaun Foster and Clinton Portis; Sleeper: Ben Roethlisberger; and Bust: the Browns' Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow, Jr. In Predictions Sure to Go Wrong, Golic likes the Cardinals in Game 7. Greeny and Stink go wi

Audio Podcast | October 19, 2006

Bob gives us his take on the NLCS, and who will have the unlucky task of facing the Tigers. Bob likes Lou Piniella with the Cubs. He also thinks the Bears' win over the Cardinals showed one of the most incredible collapses in NFL history.

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

The Cardinals will need to take advantage of Tom Glavine pitching on only three days rest tonight. If the Cards can go back to New York needing only one win, anything is possible. And thanks to the leg of Josh Brown, the Seahawks won a classic in St.

Audio Podcast | October 16, 2006

We look back at all the big sports moments from an eventful weekend... The Tigers sweep of the Athletics, Auburn knocking off Florida, the first BCS Poll, the ugly fight between Miami & FIU, the Steelers quieting critics, and the Mets evening the NLC

Audio Podcast | October 16, 2006

After an NLCS Game 1 recap, Ron Jaworski discusses Drew Bledsoe's problems, Donovan McNabb's amazing consistency, Rex Grossman's stellar season and Big Ben Roethlisberger's health.

Audio Podcast | October 13, 2006

Some thoughts on the AL and NLCS where once again Jim Leyland throws us a curveball with his Detroit Tigers' starting pitchers. Also, does Jake Plummer have to win a Super Bowl to truly be accepted in Denver?

Audio Podcast | October 10, 2006