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Domonique Foxworth, ESPN Audio : 8/17/18

The Morning Roast co-host discusses his transition from professional athlete to media member, and his thoughts on his alma mater's handling of the tragic Jordan McNair death.

Hawk Harrelson, White Sox Broadcaster: 8/17/18

The author of "Hawk: I Did It My Way," speaks with Jeremy about his life in baseball, which includes being involved with the game in 7 different decades.

Dr. David Geier, Sports Medicine: 8/17/18

The sports medicine specialist explains why Maryland completely mishandled Jordan McNair's heat stroke and how teams and coaches can avoid preventable injuries and death.

Jerry Kramer, Pro Football HOF: 8/17/18

Jeremy talks with the new Pro Football Hall of Famer about finally getting inducted, 50 years after his football career ended.

Covino & Rich, ESPN Radio: 8/10/18

Steve Covino and Rich Davis, the newest members of the ESPN Radio family, discuss their unique relationship and their approach to sports radio.

Ben Reiter, Sports Illustrated: 8/10/18

In 2014, Reiter's SI cover accurately predicted the Astros would win the 2017 World Series. Reiter also speculates on Houston's rationale behind acquiring Roberto Osuna.

Brenda Tracy, Activist & Speaker: 8/10/18

Tracy describes her story of being raped by 4 college football players in 1998 and why she finally exposed herself as a rape survivor 16 years after the fact.

Katie Nolan, ESPN Audio: 8/3/18

The multidimensional host of the "Sports?" podcast talks about her roles on ESPN's digital platforms, which makes Jeremy feel old.

George Shea, Major League Eating: 8/3/18

We unearth Jeremy's conversation with Shea following this year's Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest on July 4. Shea tells Jeremy why Joey Chestnut is an elite athlete.

Bryant McKinnie, Former NFL OL: 8/3/18

The 12-year NFL veteran and Miami alumnus defends his '01 Hurricanes and claims his star-studded squad as the best college football team of the last 20 years.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Mag: 8/3/18

Bryant unpacks baseball's deep-rooted racism problems demonstrated in social media over the past few weeks. Bryant also discusses Novak Djokovic's place in tennis history.

Edmund Wehrle, Author: 7/26/18

The author of a new book about Babe Ruth tells of the MLB's fears of The Great Bambino and how the league launched a smear campaign against the game's biggest star.

Tom Shieber, HOF Sr. Curator: 7/26/18

Shieber tells Jeremy about some of the eccentric artifacts tucked away in the museum's archives. He also addresses the Baseball Hall of Fame's perception of the Steroid Era.

Bob Costas, Broadcaster: 7/26/18

The 2018 Frick Award winner reflects on his childhood dream of calling baseball games. He also speculates on what his career would be like if he had focused only on baseball.

Simon Critchley, Professor: 7/20/18

The professor joins Jeremy to discuss the World Cup, including France's win and England's performance. Plus, how Russia handled hosting and what to expect from Qatar in 2022.

Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe: 7/20/18

The Boston Globe columnist talks with Jeremy about the state of baseball and Rob Manfred's comments about Mike Trout not doing enough to market himself.

David Jacoby, ESPN Audio: 7/13/18

The "Jalen & Jacoby" co-host jokes with Jeremy as he explains what it's like working with Jalen Rose. Jacoby also suggests Jeremy should take him out for an expensive meal.

Dave Bohner & Jake Gronsky: 7/13/18

Bohner, Josiah's grandfather, and Gronsky, once a member of the Cardinals' organization, speak with Jeremy about the book that Josiah's journey inspired them to write.

E:60: Josiah Viera: 7/13/18

E:60's Tom Rinaldi tells the inspirational story of a baseball-loving boy's fight against a rare and fatal aging disease, and how he helped fuel a local team's title run.

Bomani Jones, ESPN Audio: 7/6/18

The host of "The Right Time" podcast talks about his unique broadcasting style, as well as his new TV show he co-hosts with Pablo Torre.

Bill Rhoden, The Undefeated: 7/6/18

Jeremy speaks with his longtime friend about Muhammad Ali's 1975 Harvard commencement speech, which you will hear an excerpt of at the beginning.

Kamau Murray, Tennis Coach: 7/6/18

Sloane Stephens' coach speaks about his effort to grow the game in minority communities. He also offers his thoughts on the current state of American tennis.

Julia Lowrie-Henderson, 30 for 30: 6/29/18

The voice of the new "30 for 30" podcast series about bikram yoga explains its founder's rise to fame and consequent fall from grace.

Leonard Zaichkowsky, Ph.D.: 6/29/18

The author of "The Playmaker's Advantage" explains how teams in different sports evaluate players' mental abilities in the modern age.

Marty Smith, ESPN Audio: 6/28/18

The host of "Marty Smith's America" talks about the e-mail that changed his life. And to Jeremy's surprise, Nick Saban is indeed a human being.

Jack McCallum, HOF Writer: 6/28/18

The Hall of Fame NBA writer evaluates the 2017-18 Warriors' place in history. Plus, LeBron to the Knicks?

Wayne Drehs, ESPN The Mag: 6/25/18

The writer of an ESPN.com companion piece to the Nevest Coleman story attempts to solve some of the mysteries left behind from that fateful night 24 years ago.

E:60: Grounds For Return: 6/25/18

E:60's Lisa Salters tells the story of Nevest Coleman, the White Sox groundskeeper who spent 24 years in jail after admitting to a murder he claims he never committed.

Buster Olney, ESPN Audio: 6/22/18

The host of the Baseball Tonight Podcast converses about the start of his career, what keeps him interested in MLB and why the league needs to address pace-of-play concerns.

Ken Bensinger, Author: 6/22/18

The author of "Red Card: How the U.S. Blew the Whistle on the World's Biggest Sports Scandal" discusses the news that North America will be hosting the 2026 World Cup.

Greg Wyshynski, ESPN Radio: 6/14/18

In the latest "Get to Know ESPN Radio," the podcast host discusses ESPN's hockey coverage and his reaction to discovering how many hockey fans walk the halls of ESPN.

Grant Wahl, Soccer Journalist: 6/13/18

A highly-regarded soccer writer, Wahl talks about this generation's wave of superstars and America's absence from the 2018 World Cup.

Roger Bennett, Soccer Journalist: 6/13/18

The author of "Encyclopedia Blazertannica" and creator of the "American Fiasco" podcast series discusses the U.S.'s embarrassing performance at the 1998 World Cup in France.

Sarah Spain, ESPN Radio: 6/8/18

In the latest "Get To Know ESPN Radio" edition, The multi-dimensional host discusses her preparation routine and challenges she faces as a woman in sports media.

Mike Pesca, Author: 6/8/18

In his new book, "Upon Further Review," Pesca throws around some of the greatest "what if's" in sports history, and how a different outcome could have changed everything.

Adam Sobel & Ramzy Haddad, Filmmakers : 6/8/18

The men behind a documentary depicting tough working conditions in Qatar (the 2022 World Cup location) share stories of poor men laboring in the world's richest country.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Mag: 6/8/18

Howard discusses the greatness of Rafael Nadal, Serena's withdrawal from the French Open, and the increasingly rocky relationship between the president and athletes.

Parting Shot: NHL vs. NBA: 6/1/18

Jeremy shares his final thoughts on the Championship series in the NHL and NBA and how they are both dramatic and historical, but for very different reasons.

Joe Drape, New York Times: 5/31/18

Weeks ago, Drape explained why Justify would win the Kentucky Derby. He rejoins Jeremy a week from the Belmont and says he isn't convinced the horse will win the Triple Crown.

Dylan and Dakota Gonzalez, Twins: 5/31/18

Two former UNLV basketball players explain why they gave up their final year of eligibility to pursue careers in music and a clothing line instead.

Zach Lowe, The Lowe Post: 5/30/18

The host of a popular ESPN podcast dishes on his past life as a crime reporter and how he learned to develop relationships, a key tenet of his work as a top basketball writer.

Lee Jenkins, Sports Illustrated: 5/29/18

The SI writer, known for breaking LeBron's return to Cleveland, says why the GSW/CLE Finals matchup is bad for the NBA and also speculates on LeBron's next destination.

Parting Shot: Vegas Golden Knights: 5/25/18

Jeremy shares his final thoughts on the Golden Knights' run to the Stanley Cup in their first season in the NHL.

Dari Nowkhah, ESPN Radio: 5/25/18

The Dari & Mel co-host discusses his interesting relationship with Mel Kiper Jr., his childhood in Oklahoma, and his role at the SEC Network.

Anders Kelto & Nina Feldman, Audible: 5/25/18

The producer and reporter of a "Gamebreaker" episode talk about their story on Christy Martin, a former champion in the ring who had to escape a man she owed so much to.

Courtney Force, NHRA: 5/25/18

Jeremy chats with the drag racer about the risks of her sport, competing against her famous father, and her marriage to an IndyCar driver.

Darren Rovell, ESPN: 5/25/18

The business insider talks about ESPN's TV deal with the UFC, last week's Supreme Court ruling, and the Golden Knights' run to the Stanley Cup.

Adnan Virk, The Cinephile Podcast: 5/18/18

The modern film industry perplexes Jeremy, and ESPN'S film guru joins the show to answer some of his questions, including: Why aren't there any good movies anymore?

Alexandra Starr, NPR: 5/18/18

A reporter for NPR, Starr shares her findings on a disturbing sexual abuse case involving the first family of American taekwondo: the Lopez brothers.

Susan Jacoby, Author: 5/18/18

The author of "Why Baseball Matters" explains why baseball doesn’t resonate among younger generations, and where America's pastime sits in today's sports landscape.

Michael McCann, Sports Illustrated: 5/18/18

Sports Illustrated’s legal analyst discusses how this week's historic Supreme Court decision on sports gambling will impact viewership.

Parting Shot: Matt Harvey: 5/11/18

Jeremy shares his thoughts on the end of the Matt Harvey era in Queens and transition to his new home in the Queen City.

Ryen Russillo, The Ryen Russillo Podcast: 5/11/18

The podcast host talks about his transition from radio to podcasting and moving from the east coast to the west coast. Plus, he previews the NBA Conference Finals.

Cal Ripken Jr., Baseball HOF: 5/11/18

Jeremy speaks with the HOF'er about the current pace-of-play in baseball, the legacies of Ichiro and Albert Pujols and the charitable work that his organization is doing.

Ian Fitzsimmons, ESPN Radio: 5/4/18

The co-host of "Freddie & Fitzsimmons" talks about the importance of having good producers and a valuable lesson he learned from Dick Schaap.

George Springer, Astros OF: 5/4/18

Weeks after he helped lead the Astros to the franchise's first World Series, Springer spoke with Jeremy to reflect on an unforgettable Fall Classic.

Zach Schonbrun, Writer: 5/4/18

The author of "The Performance Cortex" explains how the brain's ability to process information is just as important as the physical aspect is for professional athletes.

Kenny Mayne, ESPN: 5/3/18

On the eve of the Kentucky Derby, Kenny and Jeremy reminisce on their favorite moments covering horse racing and when Jeremy used to produce Kenny's studio shows.

John Walsh, Fmr. ESPN Executive: 4/27/18

One of ESPN's most respected pioneers, Walsh joins to reminisce about the life and work of sportswriter William Nack, who passed away two weeks ago at the age of 77.

Joe Drape, NY Times: 4/27/18

The 144th annual Kentucky Derby is one week away, and the award-winning sportswriter joins Jeremy to give his insights on who he expects to see in the winner's circle.

Jon "Stugotz" Weiner, ESPN Radio: 4/26/18

The beloved sidekick of The Dan LeBatard Show enlightens Jeremy on his personal life, his path to ESPN Radio, and why he wouldn't change anything about his current role.

Ian Thomsen, NBA Writer: 4/26/18

Thomsen discusses his new book, "The Soul of Basketball," which explores LeBron's first season in Miami and how it changed the course of his legacy and saved the NBA.

Parting Shot: Andre Ingram: 4/20/18

Jeremy gives his thoughts on the recent NBA debut of 32-year-old Andre Ingram, the G-League's all-time leading 3-point shooter.

Russell Carleton, Baseball Prospectus: 4/20/18

In his new book, "The Shift: The Evolution in Baseball Thinking," Carleton explores baseball's recent statistical revolution and speaks with Jeremy about baseball analytics.

Sandy Montag, Exec. Producer "All or Nothing": 4/20/18

This past fall, Montag gained exclusive access to the Michigan football team for his Amazon Prime series, "All or Nothing." He chats about the show and covering Jim Harbaugh.

Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN Radio: 4/19/18

The face of ESPN's NFL Draft coverage shares how the draft has exploded in popularity and some of the lessons he's learned from his 30+ years of evaluating players.

Kyle Turley, 1998 NFL Draft: 4/19/18

The former All-Pro right tackle engages in an animated discussion about how to treat injuries, throwing his support behind cannabis as a sound method for helping players heal.

Freddie Coleman, ESPN Radio: 4/13/18

One of ESPN Radio's most-tenured hosts speaks with Jeremy about his career, going from a Top 40 DJ to a daily sports talk host on ESPN Radio.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Mag: 4/13/18

Our friend-of-the-show joins Jeremy to discuss Jackie Robinson's legacy and how baseball can get more African-American youths interested in playing the sport at a younger age.

Gaylon White, Author: 4/13/18

Author of the book, "Singles and Smiles: How Artie Wilson Broke Baseball's Color Barrier," White discusses the lesser-known Wilson and his impact on the game of baseball.

Dave Roberts, Dodgers Manager: 4/13/18

Jeremy talks with Dave about being the only African-American manager in MLB and what needs to be done to increase exposure for African-American coaches and GMs.

Jason Fitz, ESPN Radio: 4/6/18

In our latest edition of "Get to Know ESPN Radio," one of ESPN Radio's newest hosts shares his story about switching from Grammy-nominated musician to sports talk radio host.

Tony Castro, Author: 4/6/18

In his new book, "The Friendship and the Feud," Tony Castro shares some of the stories about the tumultuous relationship between Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig.

Keith Law, ESPN MLB Analyst: 4/6/18

One of baseball's leading experts talks early storylines and why teams waited to sign FAs this offseason. He also disagrees with baseball's way of addressing pace-of-play.

Sebastian Abbot, Author: 4/6/18

The author of "The Away Game: The Epic Search for Soccer's Next Superstars" joins the show to discuss future World Cup bids and the growth of soccer in America.

Charles Paikert, Author: 3/30/18

The co-author of "Madness: The Ten Most Memorable NCAA Basketball Finals" joins Jeremy ahead of the Final Four to revisit some of March Madness’ greatest moments.

Norman Chad, ESPN Contributor: 3/29/18

One of the show's most frequent guests discusses Loyola-Chicago's magical run and why people hate Duke, exchanging his usual barbs with Jeremy along the way.

Will Cain, ESPN Radio: 3/28/18

The host of "The Will Cain Show" discusses his unlikely path to ESPN, the polarizing nature of his position, and how he wants to bring healthy debate to a fractured country.

Jalen Rose, "Get Up": 3/28/18

In a conversation with the co-host of ESPN's new morning show, Rose previews the Final Four and shares the story of his grandmother's social media feud with Sister Jean.

"ESPN The Magazine" - 20th Anniversary Special : 3/23/18

Ryan Smith hosts this special edition of the Sporting Life, celebrating the 20th anniversary of "ESPN The Magazine," and featuring a roundtable discussion with every Editor-in-Chief in the history of the magazine: John Papanek (1997-2003), Gary Hoenig (2003-2007), Gary Belsky (2007-2011), Chad Millman (2011-2016) and Alison Overholt (2016-present).

Paul Finebaum, ESPN Radio: 3/23/18

In the latest edition of "Get to Know ESPN Radio," Paul discusses his eclectic background and how it has helped prepare him for dealing with fans on his caller-driven show.

Jim Ross, WWE: 3/23/18

One of the most influential voices in professional wrestling talks about some of the sports' biggest names, and what he is up to nowadays.

Bryan Hoch, Author: 3/23/18

The author of "The Baby Bombers: The Inside Story of the Next Yankees Dynasty" explains how the Yankees have changed their philosophy on player development.

Nancy Lieberman, Basketball HOFer: 3/23/18

A longtime friend, Lieberman joins to discuss her new job as a head coach in Ice Cube's "B13 League" and opportunities in basketball for female coaches.

Trey Wingo, ESPN Radio: 3/16/18

The co-host of Golic & Wingo discusses his love for the Winter Olympics, approach to his new job, and his close relationship with Mike Golic.

Ed O'Bannon, former UCLA PF: 3/16/18

On the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament, the former UCLA standout joins the show and talks about his years of fighting for the compensation of student-athletes.

Stephen A. Smith, ESPN: 3/9/18

Our next "Get To Know ESPN Radio" episode features the longtime personality discussing keeping his fandom separate from his job and why he initially wanted to be a lawyer.

Mike Patrick, Play-by-Play Broadcaster: 3/9/18

Jeremy talks with the respected long-time ESPN play-by-play broadcaster about his career and what's next for him.

Dan LeBatard, ESPN Radio: 3/1/18

The host of The Dan LeBatard Show tells Jeremy it isn't the indelible moments that draw him to sports today, but rather something else. He also blasts his beloved Marlins.

George Dohrmann, The Athletic: 2/27/18

The author of "Superfans" explains why fans become so emotionally attached to their favorite teams, but acknowledges they aren't as crazy as we think.

Brin Butler, Boxing Writer: 2/27/18

Butler joins Jeremy to discuss his recent article explaining why the preconceived notion that the UFC is surging at the expense of boxing is far from the truth.

Danny Manning, Wake Forest HC: 2/26/18

Thirty years after Kansas’ magical title run, Manning explains why March is so special. He also discusses the FBI probe and why the one-and-done should no longer exist.

Jerry Kramer, 2018 Pro Football HOFer: 2/16/18

Soon to have his own bronze bust in Canton, the former Packers OL (and Jeremy's godfather) reflects on his emotions regarding his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Jelena Dokic, Former Tennis Player: 2/16/18

Dokic, who once reached as high as No. 4 in the world, speaks about her new book. In "Unbreakable," she exposes the disturbing details behind the relationship with her father.

Mike Golic, Golic & Wingo: 2/14/18

The longtime ESPN Radio host discusses his new morning show, his love for the Olympics, and the time Jeremy accompanied Golic to a restaurant offering all-you-can-eat lobster.

Baxter Holmes, ESPN The Magazine: 2/14/18

Holmes joins the show to discuss his recent piece, "The NBA's Secret Wine Society," which follows several NBA stars and their appreciation of the science behind fine wines.

An Illusion Of Unity: 2/14/18

Doubletruck Stories: North and South Korea have agreed to march under a unified flag and combine their women's hockey teams at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. But political divisions and fears still govern the region. By Sam Borden.

Mike Golic Jr., First & Last: 2/9/18

In the first installment of our "Get To Know ESPN Radio" series, First & Last's Mike Golic Jr. discusses the adjustments he has to make around his early time slot.

Sam Borden, ESPN: 2/9/18

ESPN's global sports contributor shares the findings of his research on the relationship between North and South Korea as the Pyeongchang Olympics are officially under way.

Carli Lloyd, USWNT: 2/9/18

Lloyd, a two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and World Cup champion, joins Jeremy to discuss her storied career & the future of USS soccer, including Hope Solo's presidency bid.

Cari Champion, ESPN: 2/9/18

Cari talks with Jeremy about the efforts of the Players' Coalition and how they've been received by the national audience, and notes there's still major work to be done.

Jerry Rice, Pro Football HOF: 2/2/18

The NFL's all-time receiving leader draws comparisons between Joe Montana and Tom Brady and also discusses how he would fare in today's pass-happy NFL.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Magazine: 2/2/18

Jeremy asks the longtime Boston native about the historical impact of the Patriots' dynasty and how the trio of Kraft, Belichick, & Brady has managed to sustain success.

Norman Chad, ESPN : 2/2/18

The two friends devolve into their usual ridiculousness as they discuss gambling on the Super Bowl, its ability to bring people together, and the Pope?

Al Guido, 49ers President: 2/2/18

The 49ers President joins Jeremy to reveal everything that goes in to hosting a Super Bowl, as San Francisco did for Super Bowl 50.

Bob Costas, Broadcaster: 1/26/18

The legendary broadcaster discusses his future, disdain for social media, and explains how technology has "diminished" the role of the host for NBC's Olympics coverage.

Ed Marinaro, Actor: 1/26/18

The 1971 Heisman runner-up speaks with Jeremy about his six years in the NFL and highly successful second career as an actor.

Sandi Morris, Olympic Pole Vaulter: 1/24/18

A silver medalist in Rio, Morris joins Jeremy ahead of this weekend's 111th NYRR Millrose Games, one of track & field's most prestigious and enduring annual events.

Parting Shot: Belichick's Kryptonite: 1/19/18

Jeremy shares his thoughts on Bill Belichick's main weakness: Tom Coughlin.

Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe: 1/19/18

Jeremy talks to The Boston Globe's longtime sportswriter about "the high Renaissance of Boston sports" and some of his fondest memories in his 30-plus years in Beantown.

Jesse Washington, The Undefeated: 1/12/18

Ahead of MLK Day, Washington discusses why African-American athletes have ramped up their efforts in speaking out against social injustices.

George McPhee, Vegas GM: 1/12/18

Jeremy speaks with the GM of the Vegas Golden Knights, who talks about the behind-the-scenes movement that brought professional hockey to LV, and his team's surprising start.

Jim Donnan, CFB HOF: 1/12/18

UGA's former coach joins the show to discuss his beloved Bulldogs' heartbreaking loss in Monday's championship, and gives his opinion on where Nick Saban stands all-time.

Parting Shot: Paying the Bills: 1/6/18

Jeremy shares his final thoughts on Buffalo fans and their ways of thanking the Cincinnati Bengals for earning the Bills their first playoff berth in 17 seasons.

Claressa Shields, World Champion: 1/6/18

Eager to take the boxing world by storm, the two-time Olympic gold medalist and world champion speaks with Jeremy ahead of her Jan. 12 fight with Tori Nelson.

E:60: Baker Mayfield: 1/6/18

Last summer, ESPN's Ryan McGee went to Norman to learn more about the rise of the superstar QB. He also presses Mayfield on the ghosts of his past that he'll carry forever.

Chris Dailey, UConn WBB: 1/6/18

Geno Auriemma's associate head coach joins the show to discuss the duo’s relationship after 32+ years on the sidelines together, and why she’s remained at UConn for so long.

Greg McElroy, Former Alabama QB: 12/29/17

The ESPN analyst, who won a championship with the Tide in '09, takes a stroll down memory lane with Jeremy. He also says Nick Saban is not the man everyone thinks he is.

Jim Donnan, Former UGA HC: 12/29/17

Donnan's beloved Bulldogs must find a way to slow down Baker Mayfield and the Oklahoma offense, but he trusts that Kirby Smart and his freshman QB can shock the Sooners.

Dari Nowkhah, OU Alum: 12/29/17

The SEC Network analyst shares his thoughts on Baker Mayfield, his professional prospects, and says the off-the-field comparisons to Johnny Manziel are unwarranted.

Jim Stuckey, 2x Super Bowl Winner: 12/29/17

A former All-American at Clemson, Stuckey speaks on behalf of the reigning national champions and raves about Dabo Swinney and his emotional approach to coaching.

Bob Ley, E:60: 12/22/17

Jeremy is joined by his E:60 co-host, and the pair reflect on a chaotic and controversial 2017 in American sports.

Dan Zaksheske, Sporting Life Producer: 12/22/17

Jeremy's producer, affectionately known as Dan Z., joins the show to discuss fandom in sports, and the moment that changed his life forever.

Norman Chad, ESPN : 12/22/17

The jack-of-all-trades columnist and commentator educates Jeremy about one of his favorite sports, but first takes some shots at Jeremy's producer.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Magazine: 12/22/17

The longtime contributor breaks down why the Super Bowl's popularity has soared, and examines some of the most transformative moments in modern sports history.

Chris Berube, UFC Reporter: 12/15/17

The lead reporter for the recently released "30 for 30" podcast, "No Rules: The Birth of UFC," reveals more about his story on the origins of the UFC.

Dr. David Geier, Sports Medicine: 12/15/17

The sports medicine specialist joins the show to discuss the onslaught of injuries to some of the NFL's best players in 2017, including Aaron Rodgers and Carson Wentz.

Aaron Judge, Yankees OF: 12/15/17

The HR-mashing Yankees outfielder sat down with Jeremy last month (before Boone & Stanton) to talk about Judge's breakout season and his newfound superstardom in New York.

Andrew Maraniss, Author: 12/8/17

The writer joins the show to speak about the subject of one of his books, Perry Wallace, who passed away last week at the age of 69.

Laura Rutledge, SEC Network : 12/8/17

The SEC Network personality gives her insights on the College Football Playoff Committee's selections, the committee's future, and her experiences covering the SEC.

Dick Vitale, ESPN: 12/8/17

In commemoration of V Week, the legendary voice of ESPN CBB joins Jeremy to talk about his work on behalf of the V Foundation and some memories of his close friend, Jimmy V.

Bob Valvano, ESPN: 12/8/17

Jimmy V's brother reminisces about his brother and explains to listeners why it's so important to donate to foundations like the V Fund.

Parting Shot: Bob Ley for President! : 12/1/17

Jeremy urges the US to hire Bob Ley as the new Soccer President, with a great deal of tongue-in-cheek.

Brin Butler, Boxing Expert: 12/1/17

The friend of the show joins Jeremy to preview the Dec. 9 fight between Vasyl Lomachenko and Guillermo Rigondeaux, which can be seen on ESPN.

Irv Cross, Sportscater: 12/1/17

The former CBS Sports broadcaster talks with Jeremy about his recently released memoir, "Bearing the Cross: My Inspiring Journey from Poverty to the NFL & Sports Television."

Paul Hornung, Pro Football HOF: 12/1/17

The collegiate and pro football legend discusses the award that bears his name, offers Jeremy some gambling advice, and offers strong thoughts on Louisville QB Lamar Jackson.

Simon Critchley, Philosopher: 11/24/17

The professor, philosopher, author, and soccer fanatic discusses the sport's communal appeal and its future in America.

Bryan Fogel, Filmmaker: 11/24/17

The filmmaker gives Jeremy an all-access look into "Icarus," Fogel's thrilling new Netflix documentary about state-sponsored doping by elite Russian athletes.

Ken Dryden, Hockey Hall of Famer: 11/17/17

Based on research from his new book, the once-dominant goaltender educates Jeremy on hockey's evolution and the biggest questions facing the sport's future.

Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Head Coach: 11/17/17

The legendary basketball coach discusses the sport's growth throughout his tenure, the Louisville scandal, and how much longer he'll roam the sidelines for.

Evander Holyfield, Boxing Promoter: 11/17/17

The legendary fighter, now a promoter, reminisces with Jeremy about Holyfield's most famous bouts, and assures fans that boxing's future is bright.

Nate Boyer, Green Beret: 11/10/17

The former Seattle Seahawk speaks about his military service, MVP foundation, and why he advised Colin Kaepernick to kneel during the national anthem.

Keenan Reynolds, Redskins WR: 11/10/17

The former standout QB discusses life as a student-athlete at Navy, but the conversation takes a turn not even Jeremy could have anticipated.

SC Featured: 22 Peaks: 11/10/17

Chris Connelly tells the story of a high school senior and the ambitious vow she made to raise awareness for the alarmingly high suicide rate among our nation's veterans.

Parting Shot: Reiter's Digest: 11/3/17

Jeremy shares his final thoughts on the 2014 Sports Illustrated cover that predicted the Astros would win the 2017 World Series.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Magazine: 11/3/17

Jeremy speaks with the longtime friend of the show about the World Series and how baseball can attract more fans by capitalizing on its plethora of young stars.

E:60: Kristaps Porzingis: 11/3/17

Last spring, Jeremy and the E:60 team traveled to Latvia to learn more about the place, and the people, that gave birth to New York's most promising young talent.

Sridhar Pappu, "The Year of the Pitcher" Author: 11/3/17

After a baseball season filled with new home run records, outlandish exit velocities and launch angles, Jeremy’s guest takes us back in time to 1968, The Year of the Pitcher.

Parting Shot: World Series Futility: 10/27/17

Jeremy explores the history of the eight teams who are yet to win the Fall Classic and also questions decisions recently made by two of the game's most iconic franchises.

Sean Avery, Former NHL Player: 10/27/17

Jeremy speaks with the well-known hockey tough guy about his infamous playing style and the motivations behind it, as well as his off-the-ice endeavors and post-hockey career.

Paul Beston, Author: 10/27/17

Jeremy and the author of "The Boxing Kings: When American Heavyweights Ruled the Ring" dive into the annals of boxing history.

David Padgett: 10/27/17

Jeremy speaks with Louisville’s interim head coach in the wake of the recruiting scandal that led to the downfall of coaching legend Rick Pitino.

Jay Bilas, ESPN CBB Analyst: 10/20/17

In a lengthy interview with Bilas, Rick Pitino discussed the recruiting scandal that led to the termination of his contract at Louisville. Bilas joins Jeremy to talk about it.

Jack McCallum, Basketball HOF Writer: 10/20/17

The acclaimed writer joins Jeremy to reveal some of the findings in his new book, "Golden Days," about the parallels between Jerry West's Lakers and Stephen Curry's Warriors.

Norman Chad: 10/20/17

The frequent contributor joins Jeremy to break down the 2017 NFL season. But as Jeremy has come to expect from Chad, the conversation takes an unexpected turn.

Parting Shot: 10/13/17

Jeremy gives his perspective on this week's Twitter battle between the Yankees and Indians.

Eric LeMarque: 10/13/17

Jeremy speaks with the former Olympic hockey player about his gripping story of survival detailed in the new movie, "Six Below: Miracle on the Mountain."

E:60: Athlete, Activist, Ali: 10/13/17

In the wake of athletes’ demonstrations against racial inequalities in America, we revisit an E:60 piece on the social activism of Muhammad Ali. Jeremy spoke at length with Jonathan Eig, the author of Ali: A Life.

Otis Wilson, '85 Bears Linebacker: 10/13/17

Jeremy’s conversation with the former linebacker focuses on Wilson’s new book about his former team, the legendary 1985 Chicago Bears.

A History of Black Athletes and Protests: 10/6/17

Jeremy explores the history of black athletes and social activism, focusing on larger-than-life characters like Jesse Owens, Muhammad Ali, and Arthur Ashe, among others.

SEC Featured: Chubbtown: 10/6/17

Byron Pitts of ABC News takes us to Cedarville, GA, hometown of Nick Chubb, the Georgia running back hoping to lead the Bulldogs to their first national title since 1980.

Gary Pinkel, Former CFB Head Coach: 10/6/17

Jeremy talks with the former Toledo and Missouri play caller about his coaching memories, challenges he faced, and his new book, "100-Yard Journey."

Ned Coletti, Former Dodgers GM: 10/6/17

Coletti shares stories with Jeremy about his 30+ years spent in big league front offices and the former GM's new book, "The Big Chair."

Bill Contz, former Penn State OL: 9/29/17

Jeremy chats with Contz about his new book, "When the Lions Roared," which gives a detailed look at the '82 National Championship Penn State team coached by Joe Paterno.

Parting Shot: Trump vs. NFL: 9/29/17

Jeremy shares his thoughts on the ongoing feud between President Trump and the NFL.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Mag: 9/29/17

Jeremy talks with the ESPN writer about the increasingly complex political situation and how it is affecting the landscape of American sports.

Terry O'Neil, Practice Like Pros Founder: 9/29/17

A conversation with Terry O'Neil, founder of "Practice Like Pros," an organization that advocates for kids waiting until their teenage years before playing tackle football.

Ira Berkow, Pulitzer Prize Winning Columnist: 9/29/17

Jeremy spoke with the former New York Times writer to share stories about boxer Jake LaMotta, who passed away at the age of 95 nearly two weeks ago.

Parting Shot: Jake LaMotta: 9/22/17

Jeremy shares his thoughts on the life of boxer Jake LaMotta, who died this week at the age of 95.

Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR Champion: 9/22/17

Jeremy speaks with the seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion about his growing legacy, as well as the safety and future of the sport.

Andrew Maraniss, The Undefeated: 9/22/17

Jeremy talks with Andrew about the life and legacy of Frank Dowsing, the first black football player at Mississippi State in the 1960s.

Mike Lupica, Author: 9/22/17

Jeremy converses with the bestselling-author about "Lone Stars," his new book about a young player and his father, who suffers adverse health effects from playing football.

Parting Shot: Windians: 9/15/17

Jeremy shares his thoughts on the Cleveland Indians' historic winning streak.

Dak Prescott, Cowboys QB: 9/15/17

Jeremy sat down with the Cowboys QB in March to discuss his rookie season, falling in the NFL Draft, and the scrutiny he faces as the QB of "America's Team."

Mark Fainaru-Wada, ESPN.com: 9/15/17

Jeremy chats with Mark about his recent article regarding NFL concussion research and jockeys in horse racing.

Maria Sharapova, 5-Time Grand Slam Champion: 9/15/17

Jeremy talks with the tennis champion about her drug suspension, comments about Serena, and her new book: "Unstoppable: My Life So Far."

Parting Shot: Red Sox Spying: 9/8/17

Jeremy shares his final thoughts on the Boston Red Sox stealing signs from the New York Yankees using Apple Watches.

Brothers in Arms: 9/8/17

Jeremy's "E:60" profile of David and Derek Carr, brothers who entered the NFL 12 years apart and whose careers are already vastly different.

Parting Shot: Mayweather/McGregor: 9/1/17

Jeremy shares his final thoughts on the Mayweather/McGregor "fight."

Jim Hock, Author : 9/1/17

Jeremy converses with Jim about his new book, "Hollywood's Team: Grit, Glamour, and the 1950s Los Angeles Rams."

Dave Zirin, EdgeofSports.com: 9/1/17

Jeremy talks with the writer and podcaster about the Mayweather/McGregor fight and why the hype surrounding the bout was much less than anticipated.

Brin Butler, Boxing Writer: 9/1/17

Jeremy chats with the boxing writer about the Mayweather-McGregor fight, and why Brin says it looked like it was scripted.

Paula Lavigne & Mark Schlabach, ESPN: 9/1/17

Jeremy chats with the pair about their new book, "Violated: Exposing Rape at Baylor University amid College Football's Sexual Assault Crisis."

Joe Thomas, E:60 Profile: 8/24/17

Jeremy's E:60 profile on the Browns All-Pro left tackle, who has never missed a snap in his NFL career, but has also never played in the playoffs.

Barry Switzer, CFB HOF: 8/24/17

Jeremy talks with the College Football HOF’er about the life and legacy of Arkansas legend, Frank Broyles. Plus, a conversation about Jerry Jones and the Cowboys.

Parting Shot: Tiger Woods: 8/17/17

Jeremy shares his final thoughts on the latest news surrounding Tiger Woods, notably that he had 5 drugs in his system at the time of his DUI arrest.

Norman Chad, ESPN: 8/17/17

Jeremy converses with "friend of the show" Norman Chad about how to revolutionize the game of bowling and what he expects as far as NFL TV ratings this season.

Brett Okamoto, ESPN MMA Analyst : 8/17/17

Jeremy talks with the MMA expert about his take on the Mayweather-McGregor fight, and how Conor's public perception could change based on the result.

Brin-Jonathan Butler, Boxing Expert: 8/17/17

Jeremy chats with the boxing writer about next weekend's Mayweather-McGregor fight, and why Brin says McGregor has 0 chance to win.

Clinton Yates, The Morning Roast: 8/17/17

Jeremy talks with "The Morning Roast" co-host about the role of sports journalists and athletes with regards to social and political issues.

Parting Shot: Pete Rose: 8/10/17

Jeremy shares his thoughts on the latest controversy surrounding Pete Rose.

Adrian Healey, ESPN Soccer Analyst: 8/10/17

Jeremy converses with the soccer analyst about the 25th anniversary of the first EPL game, which was played on August 15th, 1992.

Lars Anderson, Bleacher Report: 8/10/17

Jeremy talks with Lars about his new book, co-written with Bruce Arians, "The Quarterback Whisperer: How to Build an Elite NFL Quarterback."

Jerry Bembry, The Undefeated: 8/10/17

Jeremy chats with The Undefeated's senior writer about the "50 Greatest Black Athletes" survey that was released this week.

Parting Shot: LeBron Breakups: 8/4/17

Jeremy shares his thoughts on LeBron James, and why he continues to have rocky breakups in the NBA.

Howard Bryant, ESPN The Mag: 8/4/17

Jeremy talks with the ESPN The Magazine writer about Tom Brady's greatness and the latest Pete Rose controversy.

Rocky Bleier, 4-Time SB Champ: 8/4/17

Jeremy chats with Rocky, a former Notre Dame player under Ara Parseghian, about his memories of the late coach.

My Wish - Jalan Sowell: 8/4/17

A Chris Connelly feature, as part of the “My Wish” series, in which Sowell, who has a life-threatening condition, comes to ESPN to tell his story.