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Darren helps the duo decide which five current athletes would make the list for being most marketable. Mike & Mike then come to terms on the following list: 1) Tiger Woods, 2) Shaq, 3) Maria Sharapova, 4) LeBron James and 5) Peyton Manning.

Audio Podcast | March 08, 2007

You have to appreciate the greatness of Tiger Woods and Roger Federer. Federer has won 30 consecutive sets! How many times do we get to see the best of all-time at the peak of their careers? We hear from Tiger Woods, who says he has a healthy competi

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

It doesn't matter if we don't think their competition is great, Tiger Woods and Roger Federer are the best their sports have ever seen. Athletes, training and equipment get better and better. Woods and Ferderer are the result of this progress.

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Greeny and Golic kick off Super Week in Miami with jackets?! Despite the somewhat chilly temperatures, Roger Federer and Tiger Woods are hot, hot, hot! Tiger wins his seventh consecutive tournament, and Federer dominates the Australian Open.

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Troy is a supporter and defender of Chris Leak saying he deserved the national title. And who's better: Roger Federer or Tiger Woods? Federer has to be on top of his game at all times, one bad match and he is out, Tiger can have a bad day and stay in

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

The first non-football weekend since August is begging for the NHL All-Star game, right? Well, the NHL didn't think so, and their ratings dropped by 76 percent. Also, more Federer and Tiger Woods talk.

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Tiger Woods and Roger Federer are the best athletes their sports have ever seen, and they're just as skilled, that makes them the best.

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Reggie agrees Steve Nash is the MVP. Other players are performing well because of Nash. Reggie thinks the Mavericks are destined for the NBA Finals because of Dirk, Jason Terry and Josh Howard. Reggie believes Tiger is more dominant than Federer beca

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Dan gives us the flavor of Miami and provides Spanish lessons throughout. The Suns are on a serious roll winning 17 in a row but it won't mean anything until June. Roger Federer has won 35 of 50 tournaments; Tiger has captured nine of the last 15 and

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Commissioner Gary Bettman saw his NHL All-Star game get worse ratings than MythBusters, Ace of Cakes, and the ancient Andy Griffith Show... wow! Speaking of wow, Tiger and Federer are so great, they're competing with the best outside their sports.

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Vitale talked about Tiger and Roger's commitment to winning. Many can talk about it but not many can do what's necessary to be No. 1. Dick also predicts Peyton Manning will take home the Lombardi Trophy with a 28-21 win. Plus, Stock Up, Stock Down.

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

Dan notes Drew Brees seems to be blaming the weather for their loss to the Bears but why can't it be that the Bears just beat them? The Suns have won 33 of 35 and Steve Nash is contagious, playing at a level not seen in a long time. Dan revisits the

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2007

ESPN.com SportsNation did a poll asking people who the more dominant athlete is, Tiger Woods or Roger Federer? Every state voted for Roger Federer, and so would John. Because of Federer's dominance in tennis, the sport has become a non-issue.

Audio Podcast | January 26, 2007

John thinks that Roger Federer is the most premiere athlete within the past 20 years. He plays at a higher level than Tiger Woods, and doesn't have anyone who can compete with him. As a result, professional mens tennis doesn't matter.

Audio Podcast | January 26, 2007

Tiger Woods and Roger Federer are two guys who are dominating their sports right now, and Jeff thinks people need to drop everything and watch their brilliance this week.

Audio Podcast | January 25, 2007

Colin doesn't think it was wrong for Tiger Woods to cheer for foreigner Roger Federer over American Andy Roddick Sunday at the U.S. Open.

Audio Podcast | September 12, 2006