Liam also touched upon the experience of working with Wayne Gretzky and kindly informed me that Liam is growing to be a more popular name by the day amongst the youths. Our time is coming! 

Seth addresses Belichick's claim that he never talked to him, the process of writing his first book, what he enjoyed about that process and what was challenging. 

Tierney also went deep on his thoughts about his beloved Jets, the New York Yankees and how Major League Baseball must seize the momentum it has built over the past two years.

Verrett joined the Press Pass podcast to tell us how he got here. Each step of the road described in painstaking detail, the dedication it took to even get a shot at the job articulated. Verrett is one of a lucky few, his face and voice synonymous with SportsCenter as we know it today. He knows that, and knows better than anyone just how hard it is to get there. 

Michael explains what it was like to cover the University of Florida during their heyday of the 2000s (both football and basketball) and the singularly unique experience of watching the Tim Tebow phenomena unfold before his very eyes. He also touches upon making the jump from newspaper to ESPN and uthe experience of working for the Worldwide Leader over the last decade. Finally, Michael explains what the energy has been like in Jacksonville after the Trevor Lawrence pick and his experience covering Urban Meyer at Florida and why he wasn't surprised the former college coach made the jump to the big leagues. 

 Kevin takes the audience through his career and what it was like helping build The Ringer from a good idea to one of the biggest brands in sports media today. He also touches upon the importance of versatility in media, his writing process, how much media has changed and how it will continue to evolve, and more. 

Matt joined the Press Pass podcast to discuss what it was like writing his first book and how his past experiences as an investigative reporter and editor helped shape who he became as a book author. He also touched upon how the book evolved from when he first embedded early in the 2019-20 season to what the final product ultimately became.  

Stu also took the time to talk about his transition from on-field play to the life of a broadcaster; he played soccer at the professional level both in the MLS and Premier League for nearly a decade. He discussed the differences between the two experiences, the advice he'd give to athletes-turned-broadcasters, and some of his greatest hits working as a broadcaster for FOX. 

He took the time to join the Press Pass Podcast about what it means to be nominated for a Sports Emmy and the path he took to arrive here. Davis also touched upon how his preparation for each broadcast has changed over the years and what it was like to fill in for Joe Buck during Game 7 of the NLCS in 2020. 

Sawchik entered the online-only media game about five years ago and has bopped around, finally ending up at theScore as a senior writer with the ability to tell stories while dive into the obscure stats that a segment of the baseball fandom know and love. Listen to the podcast in full below, as well as on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.

Cannella has been with the publication for every crucial stage of its modern evolution. He touches upon where Sports Illustrated has been, where it is now, and where he hopes to lead it with Hunt.

In a free-ranging hour-long conversation, Amin, the son of Pakistani immigrants, told The Big Lead how he deals with the racist vitriol he receives online, looks back on the path that brought him here, revisits an old Sports Night podcast, and clarifies what system settings he used when playing hockey video games in the 1990s. 

Ira also discusses the possibility of Giannis Antetokounmpo joining the Heat come 2021, his best Pat Riley story, why Jimmy Butler is perfect for this franchise, the magic of Erik Spoelstra, why the Heat's Finals run deserves a footnote (but not an asterisk), and what to expect from the exciting young duo of Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo. Listen to the full podcast below or follow the link here.

In a wide-ranging discussion, he discussed how crucial his baseball beat writing days were, dealing with big egos, and juggling a vast arrays of sources, all of whom have an agenda. 

Jhabvala also discussed the deeper thinking behind Dwayne Haskins' benching, if Chase Young is the real deal, the strength of Ron Rivera as he battles cancer to coach this season while playing personnel manager and PR man, if the Football Team will become a permanent name, and what she believes are the chances they actually win the putrid NFC East.