157: Baseball in shambles, Harden makes Sixers competitive in East, NCAA Basketball, Aaron Rodgers, Derek Carr, and Kyler Murray takes

In today's podcast: John talks about how the delay of Opening Day in baseball after a failure to reach a collective bargainning agreement is a collective failure of all parties involved, from owners, league commissioner Rob Manfred, and the players. He also discusses Ja Morant's budding greatness, the Lakers' mess, how James Harden has added a much-needed dynamic for the Philadelphia 76ers that they didn't have with Ben Simmons, why Villanova once again proved themselves to be the team to beat in the Big East tournament, why Kansas (once again) can't be trusted in the Big Dance, Gonzaga's redemption tour is real, and around the NFL, why Aaron Rodgers should ask for a blank check from the Packers, why the Raiders should trade Derek Carr this offseason and which teams should ask for him, and the Kyler Murray drama in Arizona and the late breaking news of contract extensions of head coach Kliff Kingsbury and general manager Steve Keim through the 2027 season.