The Herd Test

Colin explains why the Western Conference in the NBA isn’t as good as people think, why Miami Heat President Pat Riley was probably relieved former Heat SG Dwyane Wade left, and why it’s not a big deal

Colin says this episode becomes “untethered” in a hilarious, raucous interview with comedian and sports fire-breather Michael Rapaport. Plus, Colin’s take on LeBron’s visit to a Miami nightclub, the NBA Western Conference’s top-heavy problem and a lean

Colin talks about Sergio Garcia’s win at the Masters, why he still doesn’t believe Thunder PG Russell Westbrook should win the MVP, and why he thinks the UFC is facing problems from a marketing standpoint. Also Fox

Sergio Garcia finally wins a major tournament, but he is one of many golfers who once took a seat in the background to a much younger and more talented Tiger Woods. Colin urges us all to appreciate

Colin talks with The Ringer’s Editor-at-Large Bryan Curtis about Tony Romo joining CBS, Trump’s social media impact, ESPN being left leaning and the role of sports on TV in this exclusive podcast.

Colin has an idea to revolutionize the NBA draft that would solve a lot of problems in the league. He points out that Cavaliers F LeBron James is mentally tougher than Michael Jordan. Plus, Rick Reilly talks

Colin discusses Lonzo Ball’s comments, his idea to fix the NBA, and why LeBron James shouldn’t care about Dennis Rodman saying Michael Jordan was tougher. Guests include Chris Mannix, Peter Schrager, and Rick Reilly.

Colin explains why Wednesday night was a bad night for the NBA. He says Cavaliers F LeBron James has played more minutes and with more pressure than Michael Jordan did, so who cares if he takes an