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Beth Mowins and Debbie Antonelli talk to Princeton's Naveen Rasheed and Florida State head coach Sue Semrau.

Beth Mowins and Debbie Antonelli talk to Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi about their Olympic experience in London.

Justin Tuck says he doesn't see how people can sue the NFL for something they chose to do to their bodies willingly.

How important is your reputation and what point do you sue to preserve it? St Louis Rams Linebacker David Vobora won a $5.4 million dollar drug lawsuit and calls in to talk about it.

ESPN legal analyst Roger Cossack says Dodgers owner Frank McCourt will try to sue Major League Baseball to keep control of his team. Cossack says the league will likely win that lawsuit.

ESPN.com's Jayson Stark joins us for Stark Trivia, says Albert Pujols must hit for power when he returns, talks about why Bud Selig rejected the Dodgers' TV deal, and says Frank McCourt will sue to keep his team.

Mark Willard filling in for A Martinez is glad MLB has rejected the Dodgers TV deal and wants Frank McCourt to sue MLB.

Josh Fisher of Dodgerdivorce.com joins John Ireland and Mark Willard to discuss what the divorce settlement means for the Dodgers and whether or not Frank has a leg to stand on when trying to sue Major League Baseball for the ownership of the Dodgers

On this week's show Chauncey Niziol sits down with Captian Tony, Dan Basore, Harald Lohn from KeBeeLo Lodge, and Sue Holt from the FPDCC.

ESPN legal analyst Lester Munson says the NFLPA will decertify as a union so that they can sue the NFL and go before judge David Doty in Minneapolis to try to get a court order to stop a lockout.

The Titans are suing USC for hiring away Tennessee assistant running backs coach Kennedy Pola. Colin Cowherd says if he were Lane Kiffin, he would give the coach back.

WNBA All-Star Sue Bird talks about what it's like to go for perfection and shares her best Geno Auriemma story from her days at UConn.

Cris Carter and Rece Davis talk with Chicago White Sox OF DeWayne Wise an WNBA All-Star Sue Bird.

Audio Podcast | July 24, 2009

We hear from Buster Olney and Orestes Destrade on Mark Buehrle's perfect game, Mort and John Clayton on Vick and Favre, and Sue Bird on the WNBA All-Star game.

Matt Walsh gave eight tapes to the NFL. None of them had evidence of a walk through before the Super Bowl in '02. John Clayton suggests this hopefully will be the end of "SpyGate." Golic wonders if the Patriots can sue the Boston Herald; Greeny says

Audio Podcast | May 08, 2008

Greeny has failed because makeup artist Sue is already listening to her iPod. Kobe is the MVP. The Lakers' guard finally takes home the league's top honor. The guys marvel at hope Kobe has bounced back from hitting rock bottom a year ago. Thanks, Pao

Audio Podcast | May 07, 2008