Spurs In 6, Myles Garrett Trade, Rams Trade, Stanley Cup Final

Jim Rome's Daily Jungle

Jim Rome | Cumulus Podcast Network

News, Sports, Sports News, Football

4.5 • 963 Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2026

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Jim Rome's Daily Jungle - 6/3/26 The Spurs and Knicks are set for Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Then, the Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry may have had a grand master plan to trade Myles Garrett after all. Today's guests include former NFL GM and SiriusXM NFL Radio Analyst Ran Carthon and Devils legend and MSG/NHL Network Analyst Ken Daneyko. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Live from Southern California.
0:05.0	This is the Jim Rome show.
0:08.0	Yo, S.A., San Antonio.
0:13.0	What's good? How are you all living?
0:16.0	What's that, de Ponda?
0:19.0	And you got any plans for this hump day, SA?
0:22.6	What's happening, partner?
0:23.6	Anything going on?
0:24.9	Anything going on tonight?
0:26.6	Maybe get out midweek.
0:28.8	Maybe trip around the riverwalk.
0:31.7	Dial me in.
0:33.5	It's been a minute.
0:35.2	What's going on in town?
0:37.2	Any new clubs?
0:38.8	Any new bars?
0:40.4	Any new developments at all?
0:42.7	Any massive entertainment events with global reach and historical stakes happening in town tonight?
0:51.3	Hell yes, there is.
0:52.9	I see you, San Antonio. You are in that white hot spotlight.
0:58.7	Once again, welcome back, you all. Hey, Ben in San Antonio, this is for you. I'm not making you
1:10.1	way today, Benny.
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