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Mark & Mychal continue to dish on Greinke breaking his collar bone in last night's Dodgers' brawl. Also, the Lakers are set to take on the Golden State Warrriors tonight.

Ben & Ramona discuss Ben Howland's future with the UCLA Bruins. Could he be fired? Also, Hanley Ramirez of the Dodgers was hurt in the WBC, what do the Dodgers do now?

ESPN MLB Insider Jim Bowden joins Mark Willard and Ramona Shelburne to discuss the Dodgers' spring training stint and the injury status of Zack Greinke.

Mark & Ramona discuss whether or not Kobe will play today. Dave McMenamin updates from shoot-a-round and Jim Bowden stops by to dish on Dodger's spring training.

Mark & Ramona discuss Kobe calling out a fan for using a homophobic slur and also get into Don Mattingly not being worried about the Dodgers' high expectations.

The vote is in and no man is in the Baseball Hall of Fame this year. Mark Saxon joins Willard & Lyons to discuss. Also, could Jim Mora "bolt" UCLA for the NFL?

ESPN Business Analyst Darren Rovell joins Mark & Ramona to talk about all the money the Dodgers have spent during the off-season. Also, crosstalk with Max & Mason.

Kevin Acee of the SD Union Tribune joins Mark & Ramona to talk Chargers football and if Turner & Smith will be fired. Does Greinke want to be a Dodger? Also, crosstalk.

Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports joins Mark & Ramona to talk about the Angels trading for Tommy Hanson. Could the Dodgers end up with Zack Greinke and Brian Wilson?

Mark & Ramona react to DH12's interview with Stephen A. Smith; they also get into game 1 of the World Series and talk about the war of words between Reggie Bush & Rex Ryan.

ESPNLA's Ramona Shelburne joins Mark Willard on the Front Burner to talk about Kobe's return, Spurs or Thunder for the Lakers, Clippers beards, no homers for Pujols, and is Kemp the best in MLB.

ESPN Los Angeles' Ramona Shelburne talks about the sale of the Dodgers. Ultimately, Frank McCourt will be the one who decides whom to sell the team to.

ESPNLA.com's Ramona Shelburne weighs in on the MLB takeover of the Dodgers and the near-unanimuos fan approval of McCourt's removal.