Sports With Friends

Bob Glauber has covered the NFL since 1985 and has been Newsday’s NFL columnist since 1992. He recently announced his retirement from the day-to-day coverage of the league but will contribute occasional articles and work on book projects.

Seth covered Mark during his two years as a Broncos beat reporter for that same radio station. Only then, Schlereth didn’t speak to the media. In this episode, he reminisces of those glory years in Denver, where the Broncos won 2 Super Bowls.

This episode was recorded at the Billie Jean King Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, the site of the US Open Tennis Tournament. Russ Thaler is a broadcaster for Tennis Channel and CBS Sports HQ.

Longtime sports reporter/broadcaster Aditi Kinkhabwala is now with CBS Sports’ NFL coverage after 10 years at NFL Network. She also spent time at the Wall Street Journal. Currently, she is also a part of the local Cleveland Browns pre-season TV coverage.

Linda Cohn has hosted more Sportscenter’s than anyone else in the history of that network. She joins the show to discuss her new contract, her role at ESPN, and what makes her a great TV anchor.

In this episode, for the first time in 8 years, an interview between Seth and Scully from August 24th, 2014, is presented. That interview was part of the Mets Pre-Game Show on the Mets Radio Network. It has not aired anywhere since its initial broadcast in 2014.

One of Seth’s early sports heroes, Peter McNab joins the show to discuss his extensive career. Peter played in the NHL between 1973 and 1987. He played for the Buffalo Sabres, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks, and ultimately, the New Jersey Devils.

Will other PAC-12 schools follow USC and UCLA? Will the SEC and Big 10 further evolve into super conferences with new revenue streams that other schools will not be able to compete with? Then, how will lower-tier schools and conferences compete in the national landscape?