Generations (Talking 'bout My Sports...)

Mark Walter buys the Lakers, spends a year owning them, then flips the franchise to Bob Iger and Jared Kushner's younger brother for a $2 billion profit. Jonathan, Mark, and Steve dig into what's actually happening in modern sports ownership — and why the veneer of the mom-and-pop franchise is officially gone.🏀 The Lakers Sale That Made No SenseSteve traces Lakers ownership from Jack Kent Cooke to Jerry Buss to Mark Walter's shockingly short tenure. Why sell a $10 billion team after one year for $12 billion? Jonathan raises the obvious question: does ownership even matter if the product stays winning? Mark isn't so sure the Lakers are actually winning right now — real questions loom over this roster beyond just one season.💰 From Local Legends to Consortium MoneyThe Rooneys in Pittsburgh. Walter O'Malley staying invisible with the Dodgers. Gene Autry, the singing cowboy, staying completely out of the way with the Angels. Steve makes the case that ownership used to mean something civic — now it's private equity wearing a public face. Jonathan traces the arc from oil money to real estate guys (Bob Lurie, the Maloofs) to tech bros (Ballmer, Cuban) and asks whether this is just the natural evolution of a business too big for any single person to actually own outright.🏀 Portland's Cautionary TaleNew Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon is already making headlines — firing radio announcers over pay disputes, cutting traveling squad players from playoff road trips to save on flights. Steve calls it every ugly billionaire trope in one offseason. The guys debate: does an owner who stays out of the way matter more than one who shows up for the trophy photo and nothing else?⚾ Steinbrenner vs. Cashman — What ChangedMark, a lifelong Yankees fan, breaks down the real difference between George Steinbrenner's win-at-all-costs meddling and the more hands-off approach under Hal. Would George have fired multiple GMs by now? Probably. Is that actually better? The guys aren't sure.🏈 Preseason Noise: Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and the 24-Hour Content MachineSteve can't escape Browns quarterback coverage even though nobody should care about a team that's going to lose regardless of who starts. Mark and Jonathan admit their feeds are feeding them something completely different — proof that the algorithm, not the product, decides what "matters" in the NFL offseason now.🏈 The Raiders, Chargers, and a Legitimately Heated Jim Harbaugh DebateSteve sets the Raiders over/under at 5.5 wins and won't budge. Then he goes scorched earth on Jim Harbaugh — two playoff appearances, two losses, and Steve thinks it's time for him to go. Mark and Jonathan push back hard with the numbers: 11-6 two years running, a decimated offensive line, a 68% career winning percentage. The debate gets personal, gets loud, and ends with Steve calling for Harbaugh's resignation while predicting a Chargers Super Bowl run in the same breath.Also: the Marlins' ownership shell game, publicly funded stadiums for billionaires in Kansas City and Chicago, and why nobody used to know what Wilt Chamberlain or Willie Mays actually got paid.🎧 New episodes every Saturday | ▶️ Full video also on YouTube today#GenerationsTalkingMySports #LakersOwnership #MarkWalter #NBAOwners #NFLPreseason #JimHarbaugh #LosAngelesChargers #LasVegasRaiders #SportsBusiness #SportsPodcast

Steve's in Tahoe. Mark and Jonathan have the mic — and that means one thing: deep stats, no intangibles, and absolutely zero complaints about WAR.In Season 4, Episode 29, Jonathan and Mark go full baseball nerd across three major all-time categories: home runs, WAR, and strikeouts. Who are the active players quietly climbing the all-time lists? Which legends are more untouchable than we realize? And just how dominant was Nolan Ryan?💣 All-Time Home Run Leaders — Active Players EditionBarry Bonds sits at number one. The top 10 is settled. But what about the guys still playing? Giancarlo Stanton has 456 home runs and is ranked 40th all time — and he needs just 44 more to join the 500 club. Mike Trout has 422 but hasn't had 500 at-bats in years. Aaron Judge is at 385 in just 11 seasons. Manny Machado, Bryce Harper, Paul Goldschmidt, and Freddie Freeman round out a surprisingly deep active list — and all five could hit 400 this year. The guys also debate why Goldschmidt is the most underrated first baseman of his generation.📊 Career WAR — What It Means and What It Doesn'tThe all-time WAR list is dominated by dead ball era guys — Babe Ruth, Walter Johnson, Cy Young, Ty Cobb. Mike Trout is the active leader at 90.8, which puts him 45th all time just ahead of Wade Boggs. Mookie Betts sneaks in at number 77 with 76.7 WAR — a number nobody sees coming. Verlander and Scherzer round out the top four active. Jonathan explains why you cannot compare WAR across generations and why it still drives Steve absolutely crazy.⚾ All-Time Strikeout Leaders — Nolan Ryan Is UntouchableRyan has 5,714 strikeouts. Max Scherzer has 3,507. David Wells plus Scherzer equals Nolan Ryan. That's the gap. Justin Verlander is 8th all time, Scherzer is 11th and two strikeouts from the top 10. Chris Sale is quietly 27th. Gerrit Cole is climbing. Sonny Gray — 12 and 2 this year with a 2.78 ERA on the Red Sox — turns out to be one of the sneakiest names on the entire list. And Jacob deGrom is still pitching. Nobody knew.Also: Robert Horry discourse. Steve as the Kevin Bacon of Southern California sports. Why Will Clark has the best swing in baseball history. Wade Boggs in the all-time doubles rankings. And what Stan Musial's total extra base hits say about the greatest hitter nobody talks about anymore.🎧 New episodes every Saturday at noon PT on Spotify | ▶️ Full video on YouTube the following SaturdaySubscribe | Like | Tell us in the comments — is Giancarlo Stanton going to reach 500 home runs?#GenerationsTalkingMySports #MLB #BaseballStats #HomeRuns #GiancarloStanton #MikeTrout #AaronJudge #NolanRyan #JustinVerlander #MaxScherzer #WAR #BaseballTrivia #SportsPodcast #BaseballPodcast #AllTimeLeaders #BriceHarper #FreddieFreeman #MannMachado #ChrisSale #JacobDeGrom

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E28 | "Is the Regular Season Dead? LeBron to the Sixers & The Playoff Expansion Problem"Premiering today on Spotify | Full video on YouTube next SaturdayLeBron James signs with the Philadelphia 76ers at age 42, and the guys can't help themselves — they go deep on what it means for the Celtics, the league, and the greatest question in modern sports: does the regular season even matter anymore?🏀 LeBron to Philly — The Celtics Got Punched TwiceThe Sixers already got Jaylen Brown. Now they get LeBron. Mark breaks down why this is a double gut-punch to Boston — they gave away a top-15 player to their rival and watched the greatest player alive follow him there. Steve thinks LeBron's ego is bigger than any grudge. Jonathan wonders if the petty revenge angle against the team that knocked him out as a young Cavalier played a bigger role than anyone admits.📊 LeBron Has Played 300+ Playoff Games — That's Almost Four Full SeasonsSteve pulled the numbers and went down a rabbit hole. LeBron's 300-plus playoff games vs. Bill Russell's 163. Mickey Mantle played in 65 World Series games. Max Muncy has played in 14 more playoff games than Mickey Mantle. Derek Jeter played nearly 160 postseason games. What does it mean when the playoffs have become longer than the careers of the greats?📅 Is the Regular Season Becoming Irrelevant?When half the league makes the playoffs, does a 162-game baseball season or 82-game NBA season actually mean anything? Steve says it's tipped too far. Mark argues the leagues are running into a wall — players aren't sitting because they're lazy, they're sitting because their bodies are telling them the schedule is too much. Jonathan follows the money: expansion, Thursday night games, wild cards, gambling — it's all the same machine.🏈 The NFL Is the Greediest — And the Most Vulnerable17 games wasn't enough. Now they want 18. Steve says the first league to break the product is football, and he's not wrong. When Bo Nix goes down and Jared Stidham throws for 78 yards in a playoff game, fans already paid for those tickets. Jonathan points out the NFL has expanded every way possible — Monday nights, Sunday nights, Thursday nights, Saturday games — and the only direction left is breaking the players.⚾ The Five-Inning Rule Nobody Asked ForSteve proposes: if you take the opening pitch, you pitch five innings. Mark points out Jason Stark was basically floating the same idea on MLB Tonight this week. Steve has never heard of Jason Stark. The guys mostly agree, which makes for a weird episode.Also: The World Cup as the gold standard of quality over quantity. The Premier League getting it right. A $3 billion Chiefs stadium being subsidized by Kansas taxpayers. Gambling odds, intangibles, and whether math has anything to do with how people actually bet. Steve is going to Vegas.🎧 New episodes every Saturday | ▶️ Full video on YouTube next Saturday#GenerationsTalkingMySports #LeBronJames #Philadelphia76ers #NBAFreeAgency #RegularSeason #PlayoffExpansion #NFLExpansion #LoadManagement #SportsPodcast #NBADebate #BasketballPodcast #NFLPodcast #BaseballPodcast #LeBronSixers #Embiid #WorldCup2026

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E27 | "Collapse or Comeback? The Greatest Blown Leads in Sports History"England had Argentina on the ropes. The Spurs were up 29 at halftime. The Bills led 28-3. Greg Norman had a six-stroke Masters lead. So what happened? In Season 4, Episode 27, Jonathan, Steve, and Mark debate one of sports' greatest questions: when a team blows a massive lead, is it a collapse, a comeback — or both?The Cases:⚽ England-Argentina, World Cup — Steve was at a bar watching Messi dismantle England's prevent defense for 30 straight minutes. Was Southgate's decision to go defensive with 30 minutes left the worst coaching decision in World Cup history? Jonathan says England had fast players on the bench. Steve says they never used them. Mark says going into prevent that early is automatically a collapse — no debate.🥊 Billy Conn vs. Joe Louis, 1941 — Up big on points through 12 rounds, one light heavyweight away from the biggest upset in boxing history. All he had to do was dance. He chose to slug it out with the heavyweight champion of the world. Joe Louis knocked him out in the 13th. "He can run, but he can't hide."🏀 Spurs up 29 at halftime — NBA Finals — Steve says slow it down, work the clock, deny threes. Mark says you can't change an entire game plan at halftime when you got there by playing your way. Jonathan pulls the data: teams down 20 going into the fourth quarter in NBA playoff history are 3 and 747. The Knicks being one of those three makes it personal.🏀 Trail Blazers-Lakers, 2000 Game 7 — Up 71-58 in the fourth quarter, 13 straight misses, Shaq and Kobe's partnership nearly dissolved. Collapse or comeback? The guys actually agree — mostly.🏈 Music City Miracle & the Frank Reich Bills comeback — Was it the greatest collapse or the greatest comeback in NFL history? Steve says contain. Mark says the offense had the advantage no matter what. Jonathan brings up Jeff Fisher as an early analytics disruptor before anyone knew what that meant.⛳ Greg Norman, 1996 Masters — Up six strokes. Shot a 78. Steve has thoughts about the man behind LIV Golf and couldn't be happier it happened to him.🏀 Knicks heartbreaks — Reggie Miller's 8 points in 18.7 seconds in 1995. The Halliburton shot in 2024. Mark on watching it all happen again after years of not caring enough to be crushed.Also: the NBA's proposed one free throw rule, whether a four-point line makes sense, and Steve's firm belief that NBA players are fundamentally uncoachable. The internet is asked to weigh in.🎧 New episodes every Saturday | ▶️ Full video on YouTube the following Saturday#GenerationsTalkingMySports #WorldCup #NBAFinals #NYKnicks #SportsDebate #SportsPodcast

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E26 | "World Cup, Dying Batting Averages & The NBA Money Machine"Every Saturday at Noon Pacific — now on Spotify & YouTube simultaneouslyMark gets a well-deserved day off. It's just Steve and Jonathan, old school, two guys jabbering — and somehow they cover the World Cup, why barely 10 players in MLB are hitting .300, the NBA's money machine eating itself alive, Rui Hachimura vs. Phil Garner, and the Tour de France. It's a wide one. Buckle up.⚽ World Cup — How Did the US Get Outclassed by Belgium?Steve watched it in a packed bar and knew within 10 minutes. The US wasn't outrun or outmuscled — they were out-thought. Belgium was patient, controlled, and waited for the Americans to make mistakes. They made mistakes. Jonathan breaks down why our guys aren't getting the same club-level experience against elite competition that the top European nations develop from childhood — and why Mexico, by contrast, left everything on the field and should hold their heads high. The Mexico-England game at Estadio Azteca was by far the best match of the tournament and deserved every one of its 48 million viewers.⚾ Only 10 Players Hitting .300 in MLB — Is Baseball Broken?In 1975, 20 players hit .300. This year: 10. Jonathan runs the numbers. Eight in the NL, two in the AL. Steve asks the obvious question: is the home run obsession destroying the craft of hitting? Jonathan says it's not the launch angle that bothers him — it's the complete abandonment of situational baseball. Giants are second or third in batting average and last in walks. They aren't trying to get on base. Nobody's bunting. Nobody's hitting behind the runner. Nobody's playing to win the at bat for the team. They're playing to win their next contract.💰 NBA Trades Are Now Just AccountingRui Hachimura to the Clippers. Jaylen Brown to Philly. The whole off-season viewed through the lens of the second apron rather than who helps the team win. Steve's generation watched trades as a fan — does this player help us? Jonathan's generation watches trades as a CPA — can we afford this player without cratering our flexibility for the next five years? The debate about Rui's actual ceiling — is he a fine player or a wasted 20-and-10 guy on the wrong team — goes several rounds and doesn't fully resolve. Phil Garner gets besmirched and immediately defended. Rest in peace, Scrap Iron.🚴 Tour de France — 30 Seconds for SteveTadej Pogačar is already three minutes ahead at stage seven and on course to become the greatest cyclist in professional history. Steve didn't know the Tour had 21 stages. He does now. Jonathan explains how Greg LeMond won the yellow jersey on the final day in 1989 with aerobars and a time trial. Steve is genuinely impressed.Also: OJ Simpson at Galileo High School with Fred Forsberg Sr. Kyle Rote Jr. beating OJ at the Battle of the Network Stars three years running. Roone Arledge saying soccer would never work in America because there were no commercial breaks. And 80,000 YouTube views — the Meow Meow Beans are real and Jonathan frets over them every morning.Will "The Thrill" Clark — the 1987 Giants cap is on. The '89 NLCS shirt is on. The grand slam against the Cubs. The base hit against Mitch Williams. The chair has been here for four seasons. We have questions nobody has ever asked you. Please come on the show.New episodes every Saturday at noon Pacific on Spotify and YouTube.#GenerationsTalkingMySports #WorldCup2026 #USvsBelgium #MLBBattingAverage #NBAOffseason #RuiHachimura #JaylenBrown #TourDeFrance #TadejPogacar #WillClark #SportsPodcast #BaseballPodcast #BasketballPodcast #SoccerPodcast

New episodes now drop EVERY SATURDAY at Noon Pacific on BOTH Spotify & YouTube simultaneously — starting today!Happy Fourth of July and happy 250th birthday, America. To celebrate, Generations is making it official: new episodes now drop on Spotify AND YouTube on the same Saturday at noon Pacific. No more waiting a week. The YouTubes catch up today.And Will "The Thrill" Clark — Jonathan is wearing the 1987 Giants fitted and the '89 NLCS shirt. Grand slam against the Cubs. Base hit against Mitch Williams. The chair is ready whenever you are.Now, on with the show.🏀 The NBA Off-Season Is UnhingedGiannis to Miami. Jaylen Brown to Philly. Ja Morant to Portland. LeBron out of LA. Mitchell Robinson to Boston. The guys break down every major move and ask the same question about all of them: desperation or strategy?😤 Boston Did What?The Celtics just gave their second-best player to one of their biggest rivals — the team that beat them — for picks and pieces. Steve calls it desperation. Mark says they had no choice once they blew up the relationship. Jonathan says they inadvertently devalued their own guy by letting everyone know he was available. All three might be right.🏀 Philly Actually Wins the Brown TradeMark makes the case: the Sixers got rid of Paul George's albatross contract, landed one of the top 10 players in the league, and kept Maxey. The window is small — maybe two years before the bill comes due — but what else were they supposed to do with Embiid?🎯 Ja Morant to Portland — Talent Over EverythingSteve's take cuts through it all: talent wins. Ja Morant, when healthy and focused, is as good as Anthony Edwards. Portland's new ownership swung for it. If his head is right, they might have stolen the best deal of the off-season.💰 The Second Apron — What It Actually MeansJonathan breaks it down in plain English. It's not just a tax. It restricts trades, eliminates mid-level exceptions, buries your own draft picks at the end of the first round, and blocks buyouts. The richest owner in the league can't spend their way out of it. The Lakers, Celtics, and Knicks are all managing around it — and it's why Brunson not taking the max was as smart as anything Tom Brady did in New England.Also: Mitchell Robinson going to Boston and what the Knicks lose. LeBron's playoff performance at 41 carrying Drew Timme and Coby Bufkin. The World Cup's hydration breaks. And Jonathan watching Argentina tie in the 102nd minute live during the pod.New episodes every Saturday at noon Pacific — now on both platforms at the same time. Like, subscribe, and tell us if the Celtics made the worst trade of the off-season.#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBAOffseason #JaylenBrown #Sixers #JaMorant #GiannisAntetokounmpo #MiamiHeat #LeBronJames #SecondApron #MitchellRobinson #WillClark #SportsPodcast #BasketballPodcast #NBADebate #LakersNews

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E25 | "The Greatest Trades in Sports History — From Wilt to Herschel Walker to Luka"Premiering on Spotify: Saturday, June 27 at Noon Pacific🚨 BIG NEWS: Starting July 4th, new episodes drop on BOTH Spotify and YouTube at the same time — no more waiting a week. Spotify OGs, you've always been here first. Now everybody catches up together.**Note: Later in the episode you may notice a hard edit. A topic was broached that did not feel like it fit this shows topic and included a player collectively we don't think needs discussed or to give any power or search engine juice to bring attention to, even if it denounces behavior or other. None of us are journalists and we are not owned or influenced by any entity other than our own standards. We apologize for not releasing this content, but in the best interest of transparency, we wanted you (our fans) to know it happened. In the future we may discuss the player in question, but it needs more time than a sound bite and is a very nuanced conversation. We are not here to be a click bait show. All the best, Generations Team**The Minnesota Timberwolves just blew up their roster to get LaMelo Ball. So Steve, Jonathan, and Mark did what they always do — used one current trade to open the door on the greatest trades in sports history, and somehow ended up debating Wilt Chamberlain, Herschel Walker, Pedro Martinez, Randy Moss for a fourth-round pick, and Giannis heading to Miami.🏀 Wilt Engineers His Own Trade — 1968No free agency. No leverage. Unless you're Wilt. He threatened to jump to the ABA if the Sixers didn't move him to the Lakers. They moved him. The first superstar to force his own trade — 40 years before it became routine.🏀 The T-Wolves Go for SpeedCan LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards actually share a backcourt? Jonathan isn't sure two ball-dominant guards can coexist without one standing in the corner. Mark sees a blueprint — the Knicks needed two ball handlers against the Spurs, and that's exactly what Minnesota is building. Steve just likes that they tried something different.🏀 The Worst Trade in NBA HistoryKevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to Brooklyn. The Nets wanted names and ticket sales. The Celtics wanted picks. Those picks became Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and three championships. Steve calls it the worst trade in NBA history. Jonathan says the Clippers giving up SGA for Paul George is right there with it. Both franchises are now cautionary tales.🏈 Herschel Walker — 18 Pieces and a Dynasty18 total players and picks. Herschel goes to Minnesota. The Cowboys get first-round picks that become Emmitt Smith, Russell Maryland, Darren Woodson, and two more championships. Minnesota gets Herschel and a decades-long drought. Jonathan walks through every single piece of the deal.⚾ The Throw-In Who Changed a FranchiseJack Clark gets traded from the Giants to the Cardinals. The throw-in in the deal? A tiny shortstop from the Dominican Republic named Jose Uribe, whose defensive metrics from 1986 to 1990 stacked up against Ozzie Smith's. He anchored the Giants defense and helped keep the team in San Francisco.Also: Randy Moss for a fourth-round pick. Pedro Martinez for Delino DeShields. Paul Konerko given away by the Dodgers. Ryne Sandberg as a throwaway. The Kareem trade. The Adrian Dantley–Mark Aguirre swap and why Dantley is still mad. LaMelo vs. Penny Hardaway on draft night. And Giannis to Miami — smart move or too many pieces given up?New episodes every Saturday at noon. Starting July 4 — on Spotify AND YouTube simultaneously.#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBATradesDebate #HerschelWalkerTrade #LaMeloBall #AnthonyEdwards #Wilt #GiannisAntetokounmpo #SportsPodcast #BasketballPodcast #BaseballPodcast #FootballPodcast

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E23| "Champions, Chokes & The Ring Obsession — Does a Title Define a Dynasty?"Premiering on Spotify TODAY | Full Video on YouTube Next SaturdayMark is still floating on Knicks championship clouds. Steve is in Ventura absorbing the vibes. And Jonathan has a question that cuts to the heart of every sports debate: does not winning a ring make you a loser? In Season 4, Episode 24, the original trio reunites to unpack championship legacy, tortured franchises, and the one 1986 Bulls roster that proves nobody — not even Michael Jordan — can do it alone.🏆 The 1971-72 Lakers — The Championship That Started It All for SteveJerry West. Elgin Baylor. Wilt Chamberlain. The original Big Three that spent years knocking on the door against Bill Russell's Celtics — and finally broke through after Elgin retired eight games into the season. Wilt averaged 19 points and 23 rebounds in the Finals. West finally got his ring. Steve was 13 years old and he still remembers every detail. But here's the twist: Willis Reed played zero minutes in that series. Nobody remembers that today.🏀 The 1986 Bulls Roster — The Ultimate Proof You Can't Win AloneJonathan reveals the full starting lineup of Jordan's second NBA season, name by name from bottom to top: Perry Young, Pete Myers, Fred Cofield, Dave Corzine, Gene Banks, John Paxson, Charles Oakley... and then Jordan at 37.1 points per game on 28 shots a night. The next closest teammate averaged 13 shots. Nobody else averaged double figures. This is the greatest player of all time proving that talent alone — without the right pieces, the right organization, the right breaks — gets you exactly nowhere.🎯 Does a Ring Define Your Career?Mark makes the case for Charles Barkley. Jordan needed help. Luka dragged a mediocre team to the Finals on sheer will and still came up short. Steve argues the answer starts with the organization, not the player — Red Auerbach's Celtics weren't better than West and Baylor; they were just a smarter franchise. And without free agency, those guys had no choice but to stay and keep trying with whatever the Lakers could give them.⚾ The Atlanta Braves — 14 Division Titles, One RingThe most dominant stretch in baseball history and one of the most underappreciated dynasties ever. Does only winning one World Series make those teams failures? Steve says absolutely not. Jonathan connects it to the Bills, the '73 Lakers, and the entire tortured fan debate the show has been running all season.🏀 The Sixers — Most Dysfunctional Franchise of a Generation?From The Process to Markelle Fultz to Tobias Harris to Paul George to getting swept by the Knicks — what exactly has Philadelphia been doing for 30 years? The guys go through the wreckage, wonder what Sixer fans even celebrate at this point, and ask which current team is the next franchise trapped in that same cycle of dysfunction and false hope.Also: The '75 UCLA Bruins, Wooden's last game, the Four Corners offense, and a free throw specialist named Terry Howard who missed when it mattered most. Mark joins mid-episode, still in championship mode and taking full personal credit for the Knicks' Game 4 and 5 wins based on the spot where he stood in his apartment. Steve's oblique shot at the Knicks' Eastern Conference path lands perfectly. And a JJ Redick reference that will make complete sense in context.60,000+ YouTube views and climbing. Thank you for the support — it means everything.🎧 New episodes every Saturday at noon on Spotify | ▶️ Full video on YouTube next SaturdaySubscribe | Like | Drop your "greatest team without a ring" take in the comments#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBAChampions #NYKnicks #JerryWest #WiltChamberlain #MichaelJordan #1986Bulls #AtlantaBraves #Philadelphia76ers #SportsPodcast #NBAHistory #ChampionshipDebate #BasketballPodcast #BaseballPodcast #KnicksFinals #SportsDynasty #UCLABruins #FreeAgency #NBADebate

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E23 | "Knicks Up 3-1 — Game 4 Reaction + We Play 82 and 0"Premiering on Spotify TODAY | Full Video on YouTube Next SaturdaySteve is at Red Rocks watching a concert. He didn't see the game. He texted congratulations the next afternoon. Some talent. In Season 4, Episode 23, Jonathan and Mark pick up right after the greatest comeback in Knicks playoff history — down 22, won by one on OG Anunoby's tip-in with 1.2 seconds left — and then pivot to the basketball game sweeping the internet: 82 and 0.🏀 The Morning After Game 4Mark didn't sleep. He watched the same highlights for hours. Now he's in Simpsons shirt mode processing the fact that the Knicks are one win away from their first NBA championship in 53 years. The guys break down what's actually changed: Alvarado on the floor frees Brunson from fighting through half-court traps. KAT pulling Wemby away from the rim opens lanes. The third quarter dominance returning. And why the Knicks' five best games of basketball this entire postseason have all been closeout games.🏆 Is Mike Brown a Hall of Fame Coach?He was dismissed as a guy who just carried LeBron's water. Then he won Coach of the Year in Sacramento and got fired two years later — which Jonathan points out makes Coach of the Year in the NBA basically meaningless. Now he's on the verge of winning a championship with the New York Knicks, first title in over half a century. Mark makes the case: two historic franchises, two droughts ended. Is he in? Drop your take in the comments.🔮 Castle, Harper & the Spurs' FutureThe Knicks might win it all, and the Spurs are probably still the favorites going into next season. Stephen Castle at 21 is stone cold in crunch time — is he the early version of Kawhi? Dylan Harper's comp might literally be his father. Jonathan and Mark want to know what you think. Leave a comment with your Castle and Harper comps.🎮 82 and 0 — The Basketball Game Sweeping the InternetPick players across any era, build a starting five, and try to go 82-0 in a simulated regular season. The guys play three full rounds live on the show with everything going wrong and one team somehow going right.Round 1 (Mark solo): Bailey Howell, Spencer Haywood, Rod Strickland, Tyrone Hill, Juwan Howard. Everyone thought 48 wins. They got 62. Not bad for a disaster.Round 2 (Jonathan solo): Jordan in the '80s from the jump. Isaiah Thomas, Kevin Garnett, Vince Carter, and Gus Williams. 70 wins. The defense wasn't there but Jordan carried.Round 3 (Together): Wilt in the '60s, then Jordan falls immediately. Two of the exact players Jonathan said he wanted first. Plus Brunson, Vince Carter, and Gus Williams. 80-2. Should have been 82-0 and they know it.Also discussed: Who actually are the Nets fans and where do they live? Whether the Linsanity jersey stays in the drawer (it does). The Starks jersey remains in its assigned spot untouched and will not move. Knicks gear comes out for Game 5 as the reverse jinx ritual reaches its final form.Game 5 is in San Antonio. Close it out.🎧 New episodes every Saturday at noon on Spotify | ▶️ Full video on YouTube next SaturdaySubscribe, hit the bell, and tell us your 82 and 0 team in the comments.#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBAFinals #NYKnicks #KnicksFinals #KnicksNation #OGAnunoby #JalenBrunson #Wembanyama #NBAFinals2026 #82and0 #BasketballGame #MikeBrown #StephenCastle #DylanHarper #KarlAnthonyTowns #BasketballPodcast #SportsPodcast #NBAPlayoffs #KnicksUp31 #Game4Reaction

Game 1 of the NBA Finals is in the books — Brunson left the court injured, came back and took over the fourth quarter, and Mark the Millennial barely survived. In Season 4, Episode 22, the guys break down a tense Game 1 Knicks-Spurs reaction, debate what makes Wembanyama the most terrifying defensive force anyone has ever seen, and then go deep on the greatest championship rivalries across every sport — by generation.🏀 Knicks-Spurs Game 1 ReactionMark watched in total silence. No phone. No texts. The Knicks needed him focused and he delivered. Brunson was hurt twice, sat to open the fourth quarter, then came back to close it out. Cap's halftime message to the bench — "just keep playing defense, the offense will get there" — had Mark actually believing. De'Aaron Fox was off. Champagnie hit threes. Josh Hart went right at Wemby in the first quarter. It was everything a Game 1 should be.🏀 Wembanyama — The Most Disruptive Defender Ever?Steve makes the comparison to Gretzky: one player who changes everything around him, except Wemby does it on defense. Jonathan breaks it down analytically — Manute Bol and Mark Eaton were walls, Olajuwon had the lateral movement. Wemby has both, at 7'4", and can hit a 28-footer like it's a free throw. The guys float a new stat: "altered shots." Because blocking isn't even the half of it.🏆 Greatest Championship Rivalries — By GenerationBoomer Steve: Lakers-Celtics in the '80s. Magic vs. Bird. McHale vs. Worthy. Same rosters, same hatred, year after year. Familiarity breeds contempt — and those games had it all.Gen X Jonathan: The 76ers' fo-fo-fo (actually 4-1) in 1983 — Moses Malone destroying the Lakers on the boards. Then the Bulls-Pistons evolution: the Jordan Rules, the Bad Boys, Isiah walking off without handshakes, and then Jordan finally breaking through.Millennial Mark: The 2004 Pistons over the Kobe-Shaq-Malone-Payton Lakers. No superstar. Just Chauncey, Rip, Tayshaun, and both Wallaces playing perfect team basketball. 4-1. Nobody saw it coming.⚾ The Yankees-Royals ALCS: Baseball's Best Rivalry Nobody Talks About1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 — the Royals couldn't get past the Yankees. Hal McRae hip-checking Willie Randolph. Graig Nettles kicking George Brett in the head. Whitey Herzog vs. Billy Martin. A flyover state team that had no business hanging with the Yankees every October — and nearly beat them every time.⚾ More World Series Deep Dives1975 Reds-Red Sox: Carlton Fisk's home run, the Big Red Machine, Sparky Anderson from Ventura County, and genuine angst in Boston1986 Mets-Red Sox: The Buckner game, the narrative collision of two cursed franchises, and Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry as the last homegrown core of a team built from castoffs1997 Marlins-Indians: The guys name nearly every player on both rosters from memory — Vizquel, Thome, Manny, Jose Mesa, Sheffield, Liván Hernández, Bobby Bonilla's 30 errors that didn't matter2016 Cubs-Indians: Two droughts, one Game 7, and the only World Series in recent memory that felt like a movie🏈 Why Conference Championships Have More Drama Than Super Bowls49ers-Cowboys. Bills-Chiefs. Steelers-Oilers. Jonathan makes the case that the best rivalries happen before the championship, not in it. Steve brings up Earl Campbell and Bum Phillips. Mark agrees but won't fully let go of the Finals argument.Also: Robert Horry's agent is a genius. Claude Lemieux's legacy. The Detroit Red Wings-Colorado Avalanche "Unrivaled" documentary. And why modern players all like each other too much for real rivalries to exist anymore.🎧 New episodes every Saturday on SpotifyGo Knicks. Steve hopes it goes seven. Mark may not survive seven.#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBAFinals #NYKnicks #Wembanyama #KnicksSPurs #LakersVsCeltics #BadBoyPistons #BullsPistons #YankeesRoyals #1986WorldSeries #1997WorldSeries #2004NBAFinals #SportsRivalries #SportsPodcast #NBAPlayoffs #BasketballPodcast #BaseballPodcast #NFLPodcast #ChampionshipRivalries #KnicksFinals

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E20 | "Tortured Fan Nation: Rating Every Suffering Fanbase From the Jets to the Rockies"Premiering on Spotify TODAY | Full Video on YouTube Next SaturdayThe Knicks are in the NBA Finals for the first time in 26 years — and Mark the Millennial is barely holding it together. In Season 4, Episode 20 of Generations Talkin' My Sports, the guys celebrate the Knicks' dominant playoff run, debate rest vs. rust heading into the Finals, then spiral into one of their best debates yet: which fanbases are the most tortured in all of sports — and does making it to the championship but losing actually hurt MORE than being terrible?🏀 Knicks NBA Finals WatchMark breaks down the Knicks' historic run — 26 fast break points in one half, Brunson not even needing the fourth quarter in closeout games, and the entire roster contributing. The question now: OKC or San Antonio? Rest vs. rust? And can Mark actually watch the games with other people, or does he need total silence and no eye contact?😤 Rest vs. Rust — The Real Finals DebateWhile the Knicks sit in ice baths, the Thunder and Spurs are beating each other senseless in a brutally physical Game 7 series. Steve argues the pounding has to take a toll. Mark says he'll take nine days of rest any day. Jonathan just wants to get to the point.💔 Tortured Fanbase Power Rankings — Every Team Rated 1-10The guys go rapid-fire through the most suffering fanbases in sports. Here's the scorecard:New York Mets — One of the highest payrolls in baseball, one of the worst-run franchises. Torture rating: 9+New York Jets — Beyond tortured. At this point it's sadomasochistic. "The effing Jets" — every year, same resultSeattle Mariners — Never made a World Series. Ever. Ken Griffey Jr., Ichiro, Randy Johnson — still nothing. 7/10San Diego Padres — Beloved by 500 true believers and mostly ignored by everyone else. 8.75-9.25Cleveland Browns — 27 years, roughly 40 quarterbacks. Jonathan's Raiders say "hold my beer"Colorado Rockies — $6 tickets, family meal for $20, two-thirds of the crowd rooting for the other team. 9/10Baltimore Orioles — Generational split: Boomers give them a 3, Millennials give them a 7Los Angeles Angels — Arte Moreno torched a generational talent. Mike Trout deserved betterTampa Bay Rays — Great organization, terrible stadium, 500 fans who really careLas Vegas Raiders — So bad it's gone full circle back to a 1. You go for the scene and the drink🏆 The Core QuestionIs it better to make the Finals and lose, or never make it at all? Steve's 90-year-old friend Bill Mason — former UCLA running back and LA Ram — frames it perfectly: one team wins. Are the other 31 really losers?Also: YouTube Shorts are now officially called "singles" thanks to superfan RJ. Over 50,000 singles consumed and nearly 200 hours watched. The community is real and the guys see you.🎧 Subscribe on Spotify | ▶️ Full video drops on YouTube next SaturdayDrop your tortured fanbase ratings in the comments — the guys will read them.#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBAFinals #NYKnicks #KnicksNation #TorturedFans #NewYorkJets #NewYorkMets #LosAngelesAngels #SanDiegoPadres #SeattleMariners #ColoradoRockies #ClevelandBrowns #LasVegasRaiders #SportsPodcast #NBAPlayoffs #SportsDebate #BasketballPodcast #BaseballPodcast #NFLPodcast #BillsMafia

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E19 | "Unicorns & Game-Changers: Wemby, Shaq, Tiger & The Athletes Who Rewrote the Rules"Is Wemby already the most transformational player in NBA history — or is he just an alien blip? In this episode, Mark, Jonathan, and Steve break down which athletes across every major sport genuinely changed their game forever, and which ones were just really, really great.The Knicks are alive and the debate is HOT. Here's what's on the table:🏀 Wemby vs. The GOAT Debate — Victor Wembanyama is doing things in the 2025 NBA Playoffs no one has ever seen. Logo threes, catching his own misses for reverse dunks, guarding every position. Is he transformational like Magic Johnson — or a once-in-a-universe anomaly? Will the league change its rules because of him?🏀 New York Knicks Playoff Run — Mark breaks down Games 1 & 2 vs. Cleveland, Brunson's clutch gene, Miles Bridges catching fire, and why this team's unselfish basketball feels like the '70s Knicks all over again🏀 Shaq Attack — Hack-a-Shaq. Rule changes. Unstoppable. Would Shaquille O'Neal dominate in today's three-point era? (Spoiler: yes, and it wouldn't be close)🏈 Michael Vick vs. Randall Cunningham — Who really invented the dual-threat QB? Steve says Vick opened the door to the modern NFL. Jonathan says there were Vicks before Vick. The debate gets heated.⛳ Tiger Woods — Did he transform golf forever, or did the sport regress the moment he stepped away? Augusta stretched its course by 600 yards because of him. Enough said.🎿 Wayne Gretzky — The one case everyone agrees on. The Great One didn't just dominate hockey — he made it faster, smarter, and changed the entire player prototype.⚾ Jose Canseco & the Steroid Era — Jonathan makes the case that Canseco was the catalyst that changed MLB for 20 years. Steve thinks it's a funny take. Mark grabs his popcorn.⚾ Shohei Ohtani — The DH rule literally changed because of one man. Are two-way players the future of baseball, or is Ohtani a one-generation wonder?🥊 Muhammad Ali — Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, and completely rewire what it meant to be a professional athlete — inside the ring and out.Also: Jaxson Dart introduces Trump at a rally while playing QB for a 75% Black roster, and the guys discuss whether political moves in the locker room can wreck a season before it starts.🎧 New to the show? Start here. Three generations, one truth, zero filter.▶️ WATCH on YouTube — Full video drops next Saturday!Subscribe | Leave a Review | Share with your crew#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBA #NBAPlayoffs #Wembanyama #NYKnicks #Shaq #TigerWoods #MichaelVick #ShoheiOhtani #WayneGretzky #MuhammadAli #JoseCanseco #TransformationalAthletes #SportsDebatePodcast #SportsPodcast #BasketballPodcast #NFLPodcast #BaseballPodcast #KnicksNation #OKCThunder #SanAntonioSpurs

Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E18 | "East Coast vs. West Coast: Does It Still Matter?"Is the East Coast vs. West Coast sports rivalry dead — or did it ever really exist? In Season 4, Episode 18 of Generations Talkin' My Sports, Mark, Jonathan, and Steve dig deep into one of sports' biggest ongoing debates: do big-market teams like the New York Knicks, LA Lakers, Dodgers, and Yankees still drive ratings, or has the game changed forever?The guys break down how the NBA went from being preempted by golf in the late '70s to must-watch TV — and whether a small-market NBA Finals matchup like OKC Thunder vs. New York Knicks could actually pull massive viewership in today's streaming era. With the Knicks on a historic playoff run, the timing couldn't be better.Topics covered in this episode:🏀 NBA East vs. West — 20 years of data, championship parity, and why the Western Conference has dominated regular season play⚾ How MLB interleague play killed regional rivalries (and why the Yankees-Dodgers World Series still moved the needle)🏈 Why the NFL never needed a big-market rivalry to dominate ratings — and what every other league can learn from Pete Rozelle's marketing genius📺 Streaming, globalization, and the "egalitarianism" of modern sports fandom — can you be a Spurs fan in Paris or a Bucks fan in Texas?🏙️ Oakland's gut punch: losing the Raiders, A's, and Warriors — and what it means when a city loses its sports identity🎙️ The Seattle SuperSonics wound that still hasn't healed, the stolen franchise, and why OKC fans should probably watch their backs📻 Bird vs. Magic, Beat LA chants, and the racial and cultural undercurrents that actually fueled the East-West rivalry🗞️ The 1989 World Series earthquake, the OJ chase interrupting Knicks playoffs, and other times sports collided with historyAlso: Why "East Coast vs. West Coast" is really just New York, Boston, and LA (sorry, Portland), the 500 true Padres fans Jonathan claims to know personally, fear the beard, Nomar shirts on eBay, and a first date interrupted by a white Bronco.50,000+ YouTube views and growing — thank you to every fan watching on the YouTubes and catching the shorts. We see you and we appreciate you.🎧 Subscribe | ⭐ Leave a Review | 📲 Share with your crewNew episodes every week. Three generations. One truth.#GenerationsTalkingMySports #NBA #NYKnicks #OKCThunder #EastCoastVsWestCoast #NBAPlayoffs #SportsDebate #SportsPodcast #BaseballPodcast #NFLPodcast #YankeesVsDodgers #SeattleSonics #Oakland #MagicVsBird #SportsHistory #PodcastSports #YouTubePodcast #KnicksNation #WembyHype #SportsRivalry

NBA Playoff Trivia — 3-1 Comebacks, Championship Droughts & the Rasheed Wallace Debate | GenerationsNew Episode — Premiering TodayJonathan, Steve, and Mark are back together for a full playoff breakdown — and Jonathan has been doing homework. This week it's all hoops, all trivia, and one genuinely heated debate about a Portland Trail Blazers documentary that has Steve and Jonathan on opposite sides of history.🏀 THE 3-1 COMEBACK QUIZSince the NBA/ABA merger in 1976, only 13 teams have ever come back from a 3-1 deficit. Two of them just happened in the first round. Can you name all 13 before Jonathan gives the clues?The full list spans from the 1979 Washington Bullets to the 2025 Sixers and Magic, and includes the only team to do it twice in the same year (the Nuggets in 2020), the only Finals comeback in league history (the 2016 Cavaliers, which Steve will not let Jonathan forget), and Doc Rivers making history as the first coach to blow 3-1 leads in back-to-back playoff years.Mark's moment: the 1997 Knicks-Heat Eastern Semifinals, the PJ Brown-Charlie Ward brawl, and a New York Post back page that Mark may or may not have saved for 30 years.📊 THE CHAMPIONSHIP TRIVIAWhich seven franchises have never appeared in an NBA Finals post-merger? Which teams have the most championships? Which franchise won a title in one city and another title decades later in a completely different one?The full rankings from Lakers (17 appearances, 11 titles) down to the Wizards (two Finals appearances, one title, both against Seattle), with stops at the Celtics, Bulls, Spurs, Heat, Pistons, Warriors, Cavaliers, Rockets, Mavericks, Sixers, and Thunder along the way.Also covered: seven franchises that have appeared in the Finals but never won, from the Knicks to the Jazz to the Suns to the Magic.🎬 THE RASHEED WALLACE DEBATEJonathan and Steve watched the same Portland Trail Blazers documentary and came away with completely different conclusions. Steve thinks Rasheed was a talented, entitled malcontent who doesn't take responsibility for anything. Jonathan thinks the documentary captures what it actually meant to be a Black player in Portland in that era — the police raids, the fan hostility, the scrutiny — and argues the narrative was more complicated than the highlights suggested.Mark watched the series too and has thoughts on Bonzi Wells, Damon Stoudamire, and what might have been had that team found any emotional maturity to match their talent.🏀 LEBRON AT 41Before the trivia starts, the guys spend a few minutes on what LeBron James is doing right now that none of us may ever see again — 20 points a game, over 20 years in the league, still running the floor against players half his age. Mark says he's just grateful to be watching it in real time. Steve wishes LeBron had better role players. Jonathan notes that most of the Lakers bench wouldn't make OKC's rotation.🎙️ Hosts: Jonathan (Gen X) • Steve (Boomer) • Mark (Millennial)📻 New episodes every Saturday | Full catalog on Spotify & YouTube#NBAPlayoffs #PlayoffTrivia #LeBronJames #Knicks #Warriors #GoldenStateWarriors #3to1 #NBAHistory #GenerationsPodcast #TrailBlazers #RasheedWallace #OKCThunder #NBAChampionship

Unwritten Rules of Sports — Are They Sacred or Stupid? | GenerationsNew Episode — May 2, 2026Nikola Jokić sprinted the full length of the court to grab Jaden McDaniels by the jersey after a garbage-time layup. Was McDaniels dead wrong for scoring? Or should the reigning champion just win a game when it matters? Jonathan and Steve dive deep into the unwritten rules of sports — who made them, whether they still make sense, and which ones deserve to die.🏀 THE INCIDENT THAT STARTED IT ALLT-Wolves up 15+. Five seconds left. McDaniels catches the ball and lays it up. Jokić loses his mind, charges across the court, and both players get ejected and fined $50K apiece. Jonathan's take: if you want him to stop scoring, stop him. Steve thinks it's posturing from a guy who should be mad about losing, not about a garbage-time bucket.⚾ BASEBALL'S MILLION UNWRITTEN RULESThe guys work through the 1986 OC Register list of 30 unwritten baseball rules — and don't agree with most of them:Don't break up a no-hitter? Bunt away, says JonathanDon't swing 3-0 when you're up big? Tell that to Fernando Tatís Jr. and Tony La RussaDon't steal when ahead by a lot? If they're not holding you on, that's their problemDon't admire your home run? José Bautista's 2015 playoff bat flip was one of the greatest moments in the sportDon't cross the pitcher's mound? A-Rod did it repeatedly because A-Rod is A-RodDon't mention a no-hitter in progress? Even the announcers had to stay quiet🎯 THE RETALIATIONS THAT WERE ABSOLUTELY JUSTIFIEDLogan Webb drills Dalton Rushing the day after Rushing trash-talked an injured Junghoo Lee. Afterwards Webb just smiled and said it got away from him. Jonathan sends an imaginary box of chocolates to Logan Webb. Steve approves.The 1977 Finals: Maurice Lucas running the full length of the court to deliver a message to Darrell Dawkins. Portland won the next four. This is what unwritten rules enforcement should look like.🚫 THE ONES THAT WENT TOO FARPete Rose's forearm shiver to Ray Fosse in an All-Star game. Pete Rose decking Bruce Bochy in the 1980 NLCS when he was out by ten feet. Steve puts Rose and A-Rod in the same category of guys who pushed every boundary and then said that's just how it's played.🏒⚽ SPORTS WHERE THE RULES ARE DIFFERENTHockey's old enforcement system — players policing themselves so refs didn't have to. How fighting morphed into Slapshot and eventually got legislated away. Football, where almost all the old unwritten rules became actual rules because people were getting seriously hurt. Basketball's version of rule enforcement — Kevin Garnett blocking dead-ball shots because he refused to let the ball go through his basket, ever.ALSO IN THIS EPISODEJazz Chisholm and the fake sign-stealing at second base — is it genius or gamesmanship?The World Baseball Classic handshake snub between Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez — teammates, millionaires, still petulantStan Williams keeping a literal hit list inside his hatThe NBA racial quota — the ugliest unwritten rule in sports history, and the Celtics who quietly broke itMatt Chapman yelling at Casey Schmitt to catch the ball — on the field, in front of everyoneMark is traveling this week but will be back. The Knicks just won by 50. Celtics-Sixers Game 7 is incoming. Baseball is back.🎙️ Hosts: Jonathan (Gen X) • Steve (Boomer)📻 New episodes every Saturday | Full catalog on Spotify & YouTube#UnwrittenRules #NikolaJokic #MLB #NBA #BaseballRules #JoseBautista #BatFlip #LoganWebb #FernandoTatis #GenerationsPodcast #SportsDebate #BasketballDebate #BaseballDebate #PeteRose #MauruceLucas #JazzChisholm #SportsPodcast #NBAPlayoffs #MLBSeason

Mark is a tortured Knicks fan. He has been for decades. And this week, he finally gets to tell the whole story.From the championship Knicks of Clyde Frazier, Willis Reed, and Dollar Bill Bradley — the consummate team that Steve watched dominate with roles and passing and smart basketball — all the way to Jalen Brunson giving New York a reason to care again. Everything in between is a masterclass in being close enough to hurt, but never close enough to win.THE ERAS, THE HEARTBREAKS & THE MOMENTSPatrick Ewing arrives in 1985. The Knicks are relevant again. The problem? Jordan. The Celtics. The Lakers. The timing was always just slightly off.1994 Finals. John Starks. Two for eighteen in Game 7. Mark's defense of Starks is thorough, data-driven, and genuinely compelling — the man had just come back from knee surgery and was the only shooter on the roster. Herb Williams was 35 going on 53. Tony Campbell was somehow still in the league. The offensive depth was nonexistent. Riley probably should have gone to Rolando Blackman. He didn't. The Rockets won.Reggie Miller and eight points in nine seconds. The wound that never fully healed.Patrick Ewing's missed finger roll against the Pacers in 1995. His legs were shot. The ball hit the back of the rim and came out. Mark was the angriest he's ever been as a Knicks fan.The PJ Brown/Charlie Ward brawl in Miami — the fight that created the rule preventing players from leaving the bench. The Knicks got the worst of the suspensions. John Starks gave the Miami crowd the finger. Mark saved that New York Post edition.Larry Johnson's four-point play against the Pacers in 1999. The rare moment something actually went right.The lockout season run to the Finals as an 8-seed. Alan Houston's floater against the Heat. The Spurs ended it.THE DRAFT DISASTERSA full tour through Knicks draft history — the misses, the near-misses, and the guys who became All-Stars somewhere else:Frederic Weis instead of Ron Artest — drafted 12th while Artest went 11th, then became famous as the man Vince Carter jumped entirely over at the OlympicsLaMarcus Aldridge and Joakim Noah surrendered in the Eddie Curry tradeMichael Sweetney instead of David West or Boris DiawFrank Ntilikina instead of Donovan MitchellFive power forwards signed in one offseason — Julius Randle, Marcus Morris, Taj Gibson, Bobby Portis, and Mitchell Robinson all on the same teamTHE JAMES DOLAN MICHAEL SCOTT GAMEMark runs Jonathan and Steve through a game: is this situation more like James Dolan or Michael Scott? The answers are funnier than they should be. Confidently sticking with a failing plan — Dolan. Responding to criticism and making it worse — Dolan. Charles Oakley removed from Madison Square Garden. The email to a fan telling him to root for the Nets. The triangle offense era. Phil Jackson. $50 million. The vibes-based leadership approach — also Dolan, because he has a band.DID HE EVER WEAR A KNICKS JERSEY?A rapid-fire game covering Chauncey Billups, Derek Rose, Baron Davis, Steve Francis, Stephon Marbury, Jason Kidd, Tyson Chandler, Rasheed Wallace, Kemba Walker, Evan Fournier, and Derek Fisher — who has 259 career playoff appearances, second only to LeBron, and was only ever a Knicks coach, never a player.WHERE IT STANDSBrunson made it cool to come to New York again. Josh Hart wears number 3 like Starks. The culture is back. The team is good. Are they a championship team? That's a different question — and the Hawks are currently making it painful all over again, one point at a time, in ways that feel exactly like 1994, 1995, and every bad Knicks moment in between.Jonathan closes it perfectly: he roots for the Knicks in the playoffs because he wants Mark to be happy. That's what thirty years of Raider fandom does to a person.#NewYorkKnicks #PatrickEwing #JohnStarks #JamesDolan #NBA #GenerationsPodcast #OralHistory #MadisonSquareGarden #JalenBrunson #ReggieMiller #SportsPodcast #NBAHistory #Linsanity #PhilJackson

Rest in Power, Garrett Anderson.Before we get into anything else — the show opens with a tribute to Garrett Anderson, one of the most reliable, consistent, and criminally underrated Angels of all time. The guy who hit a three-run double in Game 7 of the 2002 World Series. The guy Jonathan made his son a homemade Angels jersey for. The guy you couldn't hate, could only fear. He was 53. He will be missed.Now — sixty years of Angels history, told the way only Steve can tell it.The Early YearsThe Angels were born as an expansion team in 1961, forever destined to live in the Dodgers' shadow. They had Dean Chance winning a Cy Young in 1964. They had Bo Belinsky throwing no-hitters and dating every starlet in Hollywood. They had Alex Johnson — a Dick Allen type, proud and misunderstood — winning a batting title on the last day of the season Nolan RyanSteve saw him pitch at least ten times in three years, standing behind the third base dugout before games, listening to his fastball explode into the catcher's mitt from sixty feet away. Half a dozen times he had a no-hitter going through the fourth or fifth inning. And when the Angels let him go, their general manager said he'd just replace him with two nine-and-seven pitchers. In 1987, at age 40, Nolan led the league in ERA with a 2.76 and went 8-16. Jonathan adds the cherry on top: Will Clark's first career at-bat was a home run off Nolan Ryan in the Astrodome. Deep center. 1986 — One Strike AwayThe Angels were one strike away from the World Series for the very first time. Up three games to one. Home crowd. Donnie Moore on the mound. Dave Henderson at the plate. The rest is one of the most tragic sequences in baseball history — not just the home run, not just the series, but what happened to Donnie Moore afterward. He never recovered. The Angels as a franchise never fully recovered either.2002 — The One That Got Away (For Giants Fans)Scott Spiezio on the bus riling everyone up. Felix Rodriguez hanging a slider. The rally sticks. Garrett Anderson's three-run double in Game 7. Jonathan's reaction to all of it. Mark enjoying Jonathan's reaction. The Angels were built from within — Erstad, Salmon, Glaus, Lackey, Percival — and it worked exactly once.Vlad Guerrero, Lyman Bostock & the Free Agent Disaster EraArtie Moreno bought the team for $180 million. The Angels are now worth somewhere near $3 billion. And somewhere in between, he signed Josh Hamilton, Anthony Rendon, Albert Pujols, Vernon Wells, Gary Matthews Jr., and a parade of guys who were paid for one good year and delivered none. Lyman Bostock gets his moment. A 24-year-old hitting machine who tried to give his April paycheck back because he was hitting .135. Was back up near .300 by September. Shot and killed after a game in Gary, Indiana by a man who thought he was someone else. One of the most heartbreaking stories in baseball history, and one the Angels carry with them still.Mike Trout & Rod CarewSteve asks whether Rod Carew could survive in today's baseball. Jonathan responds by listing his batting averages consecutively for about fifteen seasons. Then drops his career OPS — higher than Joe Morgan, Derek Jeter, Johnny Bench, Dave Parker, and Tim Raines. Rod Carew was not a singles hitter. Jonathan would like everyone to know this.And Mike Trout — the best player of his generation, stuck on a franchise that's been out of playoff contention by July almost every year of his career. The modern Ernie Banks. Jonathan hopes he stays an Angel. It would be the better story.Next WeekMark does the Knicks. First round picks. The ship be sinking. PJ Brown. All of it.🎙️ Hosts: Jonathan (Gen X) • Steve (Boomer) • Mark (Millennial)📻 New episodes every Saturday | Now also on YouTube#Angels #CaliforniaAngels #NolonRyan #GarrettAnderson #MikeTrout #VladGuerrero #DonnieMoore #2002WorldSeries #RodCarew #GenerationsPodcast #MLBHistory #OralHistory

🏴‍☠️ 40 Years of Raiders Football: The Most Painful Oral History in Sports | GenerationsFair warning: this one hurts. But it's also one of the most entertaining episodes we've ever done.Jonathan delivers a full forty-year oral history of the Oakland/Los Angeles/Irwindale/Las Vegas Raiders — every coach, every draft pick, every heartbreak, every inexplicable quarterback decision, and every moment where Raider Nation convinced itself that this year was finally the year. Mark brought popcorn. Steve survived. Jonathan's sister may never forgive him.The numbers at the end say it all: 19 coaches. 261 wins. 352 losses. 42.6% winning percentage. And several fired coaches still collecting paychecks totaling $50 million — including one who was never even the head coach.🏆 WHERE WE LEFT OFF — THE BRACKET FINALEBefore the oral history begins, the guys close out the Influential Sports Figures Tournament. Tom Brady (Michigan) defeats Willie Mays (UConn) in the final — meaning Brady wins everything, as usual, and somehow even a fictional bracket isn't safe. Mark weighs in on the NCAA finish, and Steve makes a passionate case for the UCLA women's program and the Geno Auriemma/Dawn Staley fireworks that nobody expected.🏴‍☠️ THE ORAL HISTORY — RAIDERS 1984 TO 2025The Glory Days (that lasted about 18 months)It starts on January 23, 1984. Super Bowl XVIII. Marcus Allen. 74 yards. MVP. Five future Hall of Famers. The most winningest franchise in all of sports by winning percentage. And then — almost immediately — the beginning of the end.The Quarterback Carousel BeginsMark Wilson. Jim Plunkett at age 39. Vince Evans crossing the picket line during the 1987 labor dispute. Rusty Hilger. Jay Schroeder arriving from Washington with Doug Williams' Super Bowl rings still warm. Steve Beuerlein. The Raiders trying to force-feed quarterbacks they didn't believe in while the guy they did believe in was too old to play.Bo JacksonDrafted in the seventh round out of Auburn because every other team thought he was going to play baseball. Possibly the result of a backroom deal with Al Davis. Absolutely worth it. The 91-yard touchdown against Cincinnati with the finger guns. Gone in an instant.Napoleon McCallum — The Most Unique Situation in NFL HistoryA Navy officer playing weekend furlough football while reporting back to base during the week. One of the strangest arrangements in league history, and somehow the Raiders' most interesting running back for a stretch.Todd Marinovich — Robo QBThe Tuck Rule GameSuper Bowl XXXVII — The CollapseThe Twenty Years of DevastationThe Draft Picks That Got AwayThe Ones That Made It WorseSebastian Janikowski — first round pick, kicker. Henry Ruggs — first overall pick, 2020, the story ends in tragedy. Alex Leatherwood — number 17 overall, doesn't last two seasons. Robert Gallery — number two overall, never heard from again. JaMarcus Russell — number one overall, creates a league-wide rule change, never heard from again.Where It Stands2025. 3-14. Chip Kelly. Geno Smith. A first-round quarterback named Dillon Gabriel nobody has seen play. Kirk Cousins as the mentor. Jonathan's sister in Clovis, California still wearing silver and black. Still optimistic. Somehow.🎙️ THE SERIES CONTINUESThis is the first installment of the show's new oral history series — each host will go deep on their own teams. Mark is up next with decades of Knicks draft trauma. Steve takes you through the early Angels, the Dodgers, the Rams, the Lakers, and the Kings. Buckle up.🎙️ Hosts: Jonathan (Gen X) • Steve (Boomer) • Mark (Millennial)📻 New episodes every Saturday | Classic episodes every Wednesday on YouTube👍 Please like, subscribe, and share — and tell us if we got it right or got it wrong#Raiders #OaklandRaiders #LasVegasRaiders #NFLHistory #GenerationsPodcast #OralHistory #MarcusAllen #BoJackson #CharlesWoodson #JaMarcusRussell #RaiderNation #NFLDraft #SportsPodcast

⚾🏀 Final Four Bracket Showdowns + Barry Bonds Is a Cheat Code | Generations S4We're in the Final Four of our Influential Sports Figures Tournament, baseball season is officially underway, and Barry Lamar Bonds is breaking everyone's brain with numbers that shouldn't be legal.Jonathan, Steve, and Mark cover it all across three generations of sports memory — and somehow make walks, intentional walks, and a father-son home run coincidence sound like must-listen radio.🏆 THE BRACKET: Final Four PreviewOur four remaining contenders heading into the semifinals:Willie Mays (UConn #2 seed) — representing the EastJim Brown (Illinois #3) — holding it down in the SouthBabe Ruth (Arizona #1) — the West's last hopeTom Brady (Michigan #1) — the Midwest's golden boyPlus the guys dissect the Boozer twins' costly miscue in the Duke-UConn thriller, and Steve draws a devastating comparison to Chris Webber's famous timeout. Kids will be kids — even when millions are watching.🏀 BIG EAST NOSTALGIA ALERTGrowing up in Sacramento somehow meant Saturday morning Big East basketball, and Jonathan is not apologizing for it. The crew pays tribute to the era when conferences had identities — East Coast grit, West Coast finesse, Big Ten fundamentals — and why today's Final Four teams all kind of look the same.Georgetown's suffocating defense. Syracuse's zone. Seton Hall's toughness. PJ Carlesimo. Ewing to Mutombo to Iverson. Steve remembers all of it, and it sounds glorious.⚾ BARRY BONDS: THE NUMBERS EPISODEOpening Day just dropped, and Jonathan comes loaded with trivia that puts Bonds' career in genuinely jaw-dropping perspective:All-time career walks leader with 2,558 — nearly 400 more than #2, achieved in 700 fewer plate appearances than Ted Williams2004 season: 232 total walks. 120 intentional. More intentional walks than the entire American League combined. Walked twice with the bases loaded.The guys play a game: did these two famous sluggers combined outnumber Barry's 762 home runs? The answers will surprise you.Top 10 career walks trivia covers Joe Morgan, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Mel Ott, Stan Musial, Albert Pujols, Carl Yastrzemski, Rickey Henderson, Jim Thome, Frank Thomas, Ken Griffey Jr., Vlad Guerrero Sr., George Brett, and Miguel Cabrera — and the stories behind each one are half the fun.🎯 OTHER GEMS THIS EPISODETed Williams never once had 200 hits in a season — and somehow still had a .482 career OBPWhy superstar athletes almost never become great coaches (Magic Johnson's infamous phone meltdown)The Cecil & Prince Fielder coincidence that genuinely cannot be made up — same number of career home runs, both hit 50 in a seasonOnly two players in history have 3,000 hits AND 700 home runs — can you name them before the guys do?Jonathan's weekly public plea to Will Clark to come on the show (Week 2 of what could be a very long campaign)Fantasy baseball team name of the year: The Schidler Torquer 🏆🎙️ Hosts: Jonathan (Gen X) • Steve (Boomer) • Mark (Millennial)📻 New episodes every Saturday | Classic episodes every Wednesday on YouTube🎬 Find the full back catalog — 200+ episodes — on Spotify and YouTube#GenerationsPodcast #BaseballTrivia #BarryBonds #MarchMadness #BigEastBasketball #MLBOpeningDay #SportsHistory #FinalFour #WillClark #FantasyBaseball

In the spirit of March Madness, we seeded 68 influential people in sports. Once seeded, the people are represented by a real team in the men's tournament. When that team advances, so does the person.Ali was made our overall number one influential sports person and is represented by Duke. Ali defeated 16 Seed Michael Phelps represented by Sienna (albeit barely), 9 Seed Bo Jackson represented by TCU, and another boxer, 5 Seed Sugar Ray Leonard represented by St. Johns.The full bracket and all the rankings can be found here: https://1drv.ms/x/c/a679c7b08a158e21/IQCUWh9gvfDVT5Nuu3EGS94yAW2AK2fFSr6qedx8UxHYl5w

In the spirit of March Madness, we seeded 68 influential people in sports. Once seeded, the people are represented by a real team in the men's tournament. When that team advances, so does the person.The full bracket and all the rankings can be found here: https://1drv.ms/x/c/a679c7b08a158e21/IQCUWh9gvfDVT5Nuu3EGS94yAW2AK2fFSr6qedx8UxHYl5w

I proposed the concept of taking a list of influential sports figures and creating a bracket. We would attribute the figures to be represented by real teams in this year's March Madness. As the real teams advanced, so did the represented sports figure.This is episode one where we start to rank the figures for the tourney.Additionally, there were 53 figures pre-selected. Mark, Steve, and I were able to select 5 each figures to include. We also each were allowed 1 VETO. I play a trick on Mark and Steve, that Mark catches on quickly but acquiesces to my gambit.Part II we will finalize the rankings. Listen to the debate for each see the list below. (You will notice a lot of 2's that need sorted out):Generations Tourney List Rank Last First Sport 1 Ali Miuhammed Boxing 1 Ruth Babe MLB 1 Jordan Michael NBA 1 Brady Tom NFL 2 Woods Tiger Golf 2 Mays Willie MLB 2 Robinson Jackie MLB 2 Chamberlin Wilt NBA 2 Curry Steph NBA 2 James LeBron NBA 2 Gretzky Wayne NHL 3 Bonds Barry MLB 4 Ohtani Shohei MLB 4 Bird Larry NBA 4 King Billie Jean Tennis 4 Williams Serena Tennis 5 Leonard Ray Boxing 5 Jabbar Kareem Abdul NBA 5 Russell Bill NBA 6 Nicklaus Jack Golf 6 Bryant Kobe NBA 6 Payton Walter NFL 6 Ashe Arthur Tennis 7 Louis Joe Boxing 7 Navratilova Martina Tennis 7 Taurasi Diana WNBA 8 Rose Pete MLB 8 Jackson Bo NFL 9 O'Neal Shaquille NBA 9 Deion Sanders NFL 9 Namath Joe NFL 9 Miller Cheryl WNBA 10 Jenner Bruce Olympian 10 Retton Mary Lou Olympian 11 Manning Peyton NFL 11 Montana Joe NFL 11 Bird Sue WNBA 12 Jerry Rice NFL 12 Smith Emmitt NFL 12 Taylor Lawrence NFL 12 White Reggie NFL 13 Blair Bonnie Olympian 13 Harding Tonya Olympian 13 Spitz Mark Olympian 13 Agassi Andre Tennis 14 Maddux Greg MLB 14 Hamm Mia Soccer 14 Djokovic Novak Tennis 15 Johnson Randy MLB 15 Chastain Brandi Soccer 15 Wambach Abby Soccer 16 Louganis Greg Olympian 16 Roger Federer Tennis Tyson Mike Boxing Brown Jim Football Allen Dick MLB Clark Will  MLB Koufax Sandy MLB Barkley Charles NBA Erving Julius NBA Johnson Magic NBA Simpson OJ NFL Howe Gordy NHL Orr Bobby NHL Carlos John Olympian Phelps Michael Olympian Chistenson Todd Veto Posey Buster Veto Brunson Rebekkah WNBA Leslie Lisa WNBA

Coming off some of the best hot take moments of Steve's podcast career, we tone things down a little and discuss whether Parity is good for sports or not.I get booed for bringing up relegation again.We tend to all agree on rivalries and dynasties make things more interesting.NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL all discussed.

Steve is keeping it spicy. We find out why he thinks Wade Boggs is overrated. Not that it is totally part of the show, but the answer is revealed.We have a callback with Steve going on that Robert Horry is a carpetbagger. Andre Iguodala is the new target for this.We discuss home field, intangibles, number one overall picks, and other things.I bring up economics just to make Steve cringe and Mark is the best mediator.NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL discussed.

What was supposed to be a discussion on GLUE guys, the other guys, or basically the unheralded guys, took a weird turn when Steve said Wade Boggs should not be a Hall of Famer basically because he does not care for him.Steve has turned into a contrarian for no other reason than to be a contrarian. Mark and I get sucked into a discussion where we have to denigrate Tony Gwynn, another Hall of Famer to prove that Boggs is worthy.Up is down, down is up, dogs and cats living together. Mass histeria.

This episode loses the plot quickly and Steve turns it into things he can't stand. It gets very "Get off my lawn" fast. As a listener, you will love it for all the reasons why Steve is great (or not great) at podcasting.You get Jonathan's righteous indignation and Mark just tries to make sense of things.MLB, NFL, and NBA gripes abound.

If you like the circular and irrational logic of Steve, this episode is for you.Rejecting new ideas and thinking has become a legit hallmark of Steve's persona on the show. What you will listen to is real and unedited. Strap in!Taking sports to yesteryear is on tap. New ideas are for nerds who like math, business, and apparently got an MBA at Pepperdine.Mark and I offer sound changes with some data and evidence. These make not difference.NBA, MLB, NFL all mentioned.

We're finally here. You get to hear Jonathan's top worst and best sports moments.Of course, one of the worst did not make the top 5, but Mark astutely calls is out at the end.Steve gives Jonathan a hard time that his Number 1 sports moment is not a moment.Giants, Raiders, Warriors, David Lee, Buster Posey, Will Clark, Skip Bayless, Jim Plunkett, Marcus Allen, Lester Hayes, Steph Curry, Knicks, and others discussed.

What the what!?! A third of the NFL has to find a new coach. Once coach shifted from one team to the next. Tomlin resigns and if someone wants him, the Steelers get compensation?Winning coach of the year in the NBA seems to be a tell-tale sign that you will get fired within a year or two.How did we get here? Is it the new norm? Steve tells you how many coaches were fired and hired in 1975. Staggering.We discuss Harbaugh, Gruden, Raiders, Giants, Joe Judge, Daboll, Gannon, McDaniel, Vrabel, and others.

Tommy Pham sets it off in an article in the Athletic regarding his sort of understanding of data, stats, advanced stats, and so on.Steve continues with his, "You can't measure everything, INTANGIBLES" and my continued mantra of, "You can, and most people don't understand statistical analysis".Now, we have Mark and the voice of reason.Oh, and there are 7 NFL head coaches that have been fired. What the what!?!

Mark is back! Well, he is a permanent fixture now. We just are able to execute the original plan.It is Steve's turn to give us some of his generational favorites. Steve grew up in Long Beach, California. He has a lot of cool stories of how sports used to be and the fan access to athletes. Many of whom we're his neighbors in middle-class Long Beach!Dodgers, Angels, Rams, Los Angeles Kings, Lakers, and Clippers appear. We argue about Don Baylor.

It's finally time. Our 3rd HEAT, Mark has been sitting in the wings for some time. He is finally here!To kick things off, we are discussing our Top 10 Favorite and Least Favorite players or things from our favorite teams.Mark is a Knicks, Yankees, and NY Giant Football team fan. We start with Mark to allow him to introduce himself.Classic Steve takes a shot at Pat Riley and Dwight Howard inexplicably. Great things to come. Hardcore listeners will get a breath of fresh air and new listeners will get a tease of why they should stay.

With recent news regarding sending Chris Paul home from a road game, Steve and I discuss player legacies and the importance of having a ring or not.We get into perception and circumstances for players like Charles Barkley, Kevin Durant, Kevin Garnett, Will Clark, Ernie Banks, and others.I correct Steve in the fact Johnny Unitas did get Super Bowl ring and Mike Schmidt was on some good Phillies teams, ummm, they won the World Series in 1980.Oh, and Steve mentions the Ind!ans.

With the recent news from AJ Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles, Steve thought we should discuss when and who the Diva Wide Receivers of the NFL were and are.Full disclosure, we do not discuss Antonio Brown. He is currently battling additional legal issues and without being a doctor, probably unwise to try and diagnose or imply anything. But, he was definitely a diva on the field.

It has been a moment. A retired person working more than someone not retired. Upgraded internet to improve the squirrels.Sports washing happened. Gambling happened. Things have been upside down since we last recorded.Also, there is a lost episode. Maybe one day it gets published.

The first week of the NFL is concluded and the masses already have expectations for first year QBs and several others that have a year or two in the league.Steve and I discuss others before them and the common denominators for those that succeed and those that don't.Players discussed, Phillip Rivers, Dree Brees, Eli Manning, Peyton, Troy Aikman, Sam Darnold, Caleb Williams, Bryce Young, CJ Stroud, Geno Smith, Steve Young, and others.

Steve and I discuss the NFL and ESPN merger? Sale? Crossover? Collab? Whatever you want to call it.It is the start of the new NFL season and we discuss our picks for the year.Baseball is hitting the final push for the playoffs. I ask Steve if he can name the 50+ save season players.

We're passed the NBA Finals and the NHL Final. We're in the time where baseball can take over the national discussion--although starting next Saturday, I will be engrossed by Le Tour de France!Steve and I start to peel the onion of where is the Hall of Fame line. Who is the line of just in and the line of just out.Discussed: Bobby Grich, Steve Garvey, Gary Sheffield, Lou Whittaker, Kenny Lofton, Dave Steib, and others.

The Finals seem like one of the biggest comebacks in recent memory - nobody mention the LeBrons beating the Warriors in 2016.Steve and I discuss the Pacers and Thunder and how it stacks up over the Generations.We discuss the Lakers being sold and other current news.

Steve wanted to test the NBA star theory. This show features the best things about the show: Steve tells one of his personal stories based on the old school times of LA and he winds me up by saying crazy stuff.Discussed: LeBron, Jordan, SGA, Steph, Draymond, Klay, Magic, Worthy, Mychal Thompson, Jerry West, Wilt Chamberlin, and more.

These NBA playoffs have been amazing. We are on track for the 5th straight year of a different champion.And, the 3rd heat is finally coming later this year and a ton of new shows are planned.

The first half we discuss the make-up and demographics of coaches across the generations.Then, the recent news of Rose being reinstated. Buckle up

Steve asks if the drama in sports is higher today than yesterday. With all of the close games and amazing finishes the last few weeks of the NBA playoffs , Steve wonders if there is more drama now than before.Oh, and we recorded this on time, I just did not hit the final publish button to get post this at the regular time.

Steve posits whether there are conspiracies to keep series in the NBA to go longer than needed for the sake of ratings and money.I bite and use examples of the Warriors - Rockets in Game 6 and Game 6 of the 2002 Kings - Lakers.Steve thinks I am crazy.

Lighter show today. Steve was thinking of different phrases and terms and how some of the meanings have changed over the Generations.Ernest Byner and LeBron are the opening examples.

Steve and i attempt to find a comparison over our lives for what has happened this year in the NBA with coaches (and GMs) getting let go so late in the season.Discussed, Pat Corrales, Steve Kerr, Greg Popovich, Eric Spoelstra, and others.

Steve talks about his travels to Vegas and Tahoe where he watched NCAA tournament games. Oh, and he gambled a bit too.We talk about how NIL is impacting the game, four Number One seeds for the first time since 2008, and where Cinderella went.I gush over Dawn Staley and her accomplishments and Steve flatly states he is rooting for U Conn. Hmmm?

Steve uncovers something that we have not really discussed before. We have discussed how and where we consume sports has changed, but he asks be about the mid 1970s San Francisco Dons.This thread reveals a lot about how things have changed and we explore this a bit.Reggie Theus is mentioned in context to the one of the greatest all time and we discuss the Lakers, Dodgers, Trojans, Bruins, and the thirst for winners in Los Angeles.

With Gerrit Cole going down before the season, Steve and I were wondering if this will crater the Yankees season before it even starts.This got us to thinking about key injuries either before a season starts or early in a season that cratered a year before it really started.We cannot do a show on this topic without chronicling the debacle that was the Sterling led Clippers. There is a reason Steve is called Clipper Lipson.

With the revelation that Kyrie Irving is out for the year, it is now presumed that there is no reason to rush Anthony Davis back from injury. Thus, the Mavericks are looking rather foolish regarding some of the reasoning behind trading Luka.Steve and I discuss some of the fallout of trades over the generations, both good and bad while we take yet another look at the historic trade that brought Luka to the Lakers.Mentioned: Jack Clark, Jose Uribe, Amari Cooper, Khalil Mack, and others.