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Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss the breaking news on Barry Bonds. Plus, John Seibel and Orestes Destrade join the 970 AM ESPN affiliate in San Francisco to discuss the local reaction there.

Audio Podcast | November 15, 2007

Wilbon is fighting of Beckham-mania (the LA Galaxy are in town to face DC United tonight on ESPN2 but still no word on how much Beckham will play) and he took the time to chime in on Barry Bonds passing Henry Aaron as the home run king.

Audio Podcast | August 09, 2007

Last night John was a fan. When Barry hit that home run, he got excited. Today is a different story. The dust has settled and now the debate continues. John believes that Barry used steroids, but for that one minute last night, he was able to forget

Audio Podcast | August 08, 2007

Greg Maddux isn't going to pitch around Barry Bonds because he is afraid of giving up home run No. 755. He's going to do it because the rest of the Giants lineup doesn't scare him.

Audio Podcast | August 03, 2007

Whether MLB Commissioner Bud Selig likes it or not, he's part of the Barry Bonds story. His actions, rather right or wrong, are talked about. And we hand off to PTI for the final half hour.

Audio Podcast | August 02, 2007

Wilbon says Schilling was a hypocrite yesterday. Wilbon doesn't care about Barry Bonds breaking the all-time home run record, but does feel that the commissioner needs to be there. Plus, Roger Clemens' perks should not be getting this much attention

Audio Podcast | May 09, 2007

Michael Vick was stopped by airport security. Does this affect his image? Is Barry Bonds deal with the Giants falling through? Plus, five good minutes with Ron Jaworski.

Wilbon agrees the Giants should protect themselves financially against Bonds and a future indictment, but the deal will eventually get done. Wilbon doesn't care about Thursday night football. Brett Favre's final game in Lambeau deserves to be seen by

Audio Podcast | December 21, 2006

He thinks the Clippers have a shot at beating the Suns and says the reason the San Francisco Giants aren't selling out their games is because of a backlash against Barry Bonds.

Audio Podcast | May 11, 2006

Tony Kornheiser and Mike Wilbon debate: Is Phil the best player? Is Barry Bonds in decline?