Jalen Rose and David Jacoby talk Todd Gurley getting released, how players are spending their time social distancing and update on their new normal.

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The KAJ are back together, remotely, and are continuing in this crazy third month with a bracket of the best things about working from home. First, they get a voicemail about best sports video games (1:17), then they dive into the sixteen options (23:10). Later, a voicemail about cheering yourself up (2:27:35).

The Work From Home Bracket

Zach talks to ESPN's Rachel Nichols about dealing with uncertainty, her interview with Adam Silver, NBA storylines that might go unfinished, more.

Rachel Nichols on NBA shutdown

A two-time World Cup and Olympic soccer champion, US team alumna Julie Foudy gives a candid inside look at the battle over fair pay for female players. US Soccer Federation president Carlos Cordeiro just resigned amidst controversy over sexist language in USSF's legal filings. Since filing that suit in March 2019, the USWNT won its fourth FIFA World Cup and continued its streak of global dominance. Foudy details what it's taken to move the case forward, while the team continues to play at a top level.

Inside the US Soccer Equal Pay Fight

Jalen Rose and David Jacoby discuss how they are social distancing, Brady going to Tampa Bay and the NFL CBA.

New Era

Another Mania Rumor?! Guests include Skylar Astin, Renee Young, Dip, Linder, and of course SGG.

Cheap Heat IG Live 2

Tom Brady's early morning announcement that he's leaving New England echoed around the league all day Tuesday. But his breakup with the Patriots was a long time coming and when you look closely, the signs were there. ESPN Senior Writer Seth Wickersham shares the winding, tension-laden tale of Brady's departure, and sizes up what's next for Bill Belichick and the Patriots.

Tom vs. Team: Why Brady is Moving On

Bill is joined by ESPN NFL Nation Vikings Reporter Courtney Cronin as they discuss the blockbuster trade that sent disgruntled WR Stefon Diggs to the Bills and what this means for the Vikings going forward. Then, ESPN NFL Nation Texans Reporter Sarah Barshop on why DeAndre Hopkins was traded to Arizona for what seems not enough in return and what this means for head coach Bill O'Brien.

Blockbuster WR Trades

(Note: we published our show today before Tom Brady announced he's leaving the Patriots. More to come on that!) NFL free agency has kicked off with a bang, with the biggest deal so far sending Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins to the Cardinals in return for RB David Johnson. Teams across the league have been using franchise tags on players, signing free agents and conducting trades throughout the past few days, getting even more attention than usual as most sports are suspended. ESPN's Bill Barnwell tracks the most dramatic storylines.

NFL Free Agency Fireworks

The Maj One jumps on IG live and reacts immediately to the news of Wrestlemania at the performance center. Guests include Alicia Atout of MLW, Ryan Satin, Kaz, Mark Henry, and a despondent Diperstein. Enjoy yourself and take it easy mane.

Mania News Bonus Livecast!!

While most sports are on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, the NFL got some certainty this week, with players voting to approve a new collective bargaining agreement. NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith talks about the major points of the new deal. Then, ESPN NFL Insider Dan Graziano discusses how the league is responding to risks of COVID-19, and how the upcoming football schedule could change.

Future of Football: NFL Players Vote and 2020 Plans

It is truly the craziest third month - so Katie begins by addressing what's going on in the world. Then, she and Jay try to complete a bracket of the best shows to binge watch.

The Binge Watch Bracket

After a great talk with Road Dogg from DX, Rosenberg and SGG break down Elimination Chamber and a crazy week.

Social Distancing

Zach talks to Bleacher Report's Howard Beck about COVID-19 shuttering the NBA, and much more.

Howard Beck on COVID-19 and the suspension of the NBA season

March Madness has been canceled. The NBA, NHL, and MLB seasons are currently on hold. The entire sports world has essentially ground to a halt, in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. And while leagues, players, coaches, and fans will all be affected by the hiatus, so will thousands of behind the scenes workers who are critical to the sports industry. Adelaide Avila is a cashier at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where the Lakers, Clippers, and Kings play, and joins the show to discuss how the lack of games will impact her. Then, sports economist Patrick Rishe explains just how far reaching the damage from the coronavirus will be to the wider sports world.

Sports on Hiatus: The Economic Fallout

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