Michael Wilbon

Sally Jenkins, veteran sports columnist at The Washington Post, calls in about changes and uncertainty in the Post sports section. Michael Wilbon, longtime sports writer and TV commentator, joins to dissect the NFL coaching carousel, Hall of Fame voting quirks, and which Winter Olympics events grab attention. Short, lively conversations about media shifts, football politics, and elite tennis round out the show.

Kevin Sheehan, a veteran meteorologist, warns listeners about an impending winter storm affecting D.C., discussing its potential impact and the mechanics behind it. Michael Wilbon shares insights on the latest Hall of Fame inductees, his take on the Bears' season, and the excitement surrounding the Conference Championships. Chuck Todd adds to the conversation by sharing his betting picks while reflecting on the Miami-Indiana title game, mixing sports analysis with humor. The lively banter wraps up with listener stories in the mailbag segment.

Pat Forde, on-the-ground sportswriter reporting from the Winter Olympics in Cortina. Michael Wilbon, veteran sports columnist and TV analyst discussing basketball, golf and big sporting moments. They talk about Olympic surprises and coverage challenges. They debate NBA All-Star Weekend, Kansas State’s coaching shakeup, the Daytona 500’s wild finish, and Collin Morikawa’s Pebble Beach win.

Craig Laughlin, former NHLer and Capitals TV analyst, breaks down the USA-Canada hockey thriller. Michael Wilbon, veteran sportswriter and TV analyst, reflects on the Olympics and weekend sports. They debate three-on-three overtime vs five-on-five, praise clutch goaltending, and weigh Olympic gold against the Stanley Cup. Short, lively sports talk and passionate takes.

Bob Ryan, a beloved sports writer, shares his unique perspective on bracket predictions and gives a new definition of an upset. Michael Wilbon reminisces about their late colleague John Feinstein, adding a heartfelt layer to the discussion. Spike Braun, a two-time bracket challenge champion, chimes in with his sports expertise. They dive into NCAA tournament predictions, analyzing matchups and potential upsets, all while blending humor and nostalgia for a lively and engaging conversation.

The podcast discusses NCAA picks and bracket predictions with various personalities sharing their insights. Topics include NFL draft predictions, college basketball dynamics, and potential upsets. Listeners also learn about financial planning tips, meat options, and engage in fun banter with listener messages.

Michael Wilbon, veteran sportswriter and TV columnist, offers sharp takes on the NCAA tournament and personal ties to players. Jay Bilas, former Duke player turned analyst, breaks down late-game decisions and roster trends. They relive a scream-out-loud finish, dissect endgame mistakes, praise UConn’s resilience, and debate Big Ten and Illinois’ recruiting rise.

Michael Wilbon, veteran sports journalist known for sharp basketball and golf takes, chats about Northwestern’s Valspar heroics and why individual breakout players matter more than giant upsets. Pat Forde, seasoned college basketball analyst, rails against Gonzaga’s hype and mourns the fading Cinderella magic in March. They debate transfers, money in college hoops, surprise teams, and standout tournament moments.

Steve Sands, golf commentator known for Players Championship analysis, Michael Wilbon, veteran sports columnist and PTI co-host, and Chuck Todd, longtime political journalist now watching the World Baseball Classic. They debate bracket shockers and Cinderella picks. They trade takes on Duke-region drama, surprising first-round upsets, and a wild finish at The Players Championship.

Tim Kurkjian, veteran baseball writer and ESPN analyst, shares thoughts on the World Baseball Classic and Dodgers' title chances. Michael Wilbon, longtime sports columnist and TV analyst, recounts his Duke/Cameron visit and celebrity encounters. They trade stories about national pride in baseball, NBA tanking, memorable on‑air moments, and lighthearted listener mail.