Luis Miguel Echegaray

Felipe Cardenas, a journalist for The Athletic and CBS Sports, and Luis Miguel Echegaray, ESPN's South American football expert, dive into the rise and fall of Colombia in the '90s. They reminisce about the charismatic team featuring Carlos Valderrama and the unforgettable 5-0 win over Argentina. The conversation uncovers the dark backdrop of cartels and the tragic murder of Andres Escobar after a fateful own goal in 1994. Listeners gain insights into Colombia's vibrant football culture amidst societal turmoil and the haunting realities the players faced.

Tim Spiers, tactical analyst focusing on Premier League context. Luis Miguel Echegaray, US-based football journalist and commentator. Jay Harris, on-the-ground reporter from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. They dissect Man City’s Carabao Cup win and Kepa’s costly selection. They break down Nottingham Forest’s comeback at Spurs and discuss Tottenham’s precarious position. They also cover Villa, Everton and Liverpool results shaping the title and survival races.

Luis Miguel Echegary, an ESPN contributor and author of "Messi Mania", joins to discuss the exciting return of Knicks captain Jalen Brunson. They explore how Brunson's comeback could be the key to finally overcoming the NBA's elite after a tough record. The conversation shifts to emerging players like OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges, crucial for a deep playoff run. Echegary also shares insights from his book about Lionel Messi, drawing parallels between Messi’s resilience and the spirit of the '90s Knicks.