Tuesday's Drive Time Sports featured Carbon High School swim coach Allie Chamberlain, who talked about her team winning their third straight State Championship. Also, Draymond Green talks about double-standards for teams and players, does he have a point? Plus, on the 25th anniversary of the release of Happy Gilmore, Jordan shares clips of interviews from Bob Barker and Verne Lundquist from previous shows where they talked about their experiences in the cult classic.
Pete Rose and "Shoeless" Joe Jackson were formally reinstated by Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday, rendering both players eligible for induction into the sport's Hall of Fame after their careers were overshadowed by gambling scandals. In light of this significant development, Steve Bortstein joined Jordan Buscarini to analyze the commissioner's decision and to offer insights regarding the potential next steps for Pete Rose following this landmark announcement.
Monday's Drive Time Sports featured Jamieson Welsh of basketballnews.com in a preview of the final week of the NBA regular season. Plus, Carbon High School Principal Chris Winfree gives an update on COVID-19 regulations regarding the school ahead of Friday's football opener.
The Kansas City Chiefs handed out another big contract as DT Chris Jones signs a four year deal. How do teams maneuver around the current salary cap with the CBA restrictions in the NFL? Plus, the Lakers are dealt another blow as Rajon Rondo suffers an injury that will keep him out for 6-8 weeks. And this week's "Cheers!" segment, brought to you by the Handy Mart in Helper.
