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30 for 30 is back with breakaway of film about WNBA superstar and activist Maya Moore.

This film explores the story of Moore, one of the best basketball players in the world,

stepping away from the sport for a remarkable reason.

To fight for a man she believed was wrongly imprisoned.

Stream now on ESPN Plus.

Also Mike Greenberg, host of Greeny on ESPN Radio, will get you ready for NFL training camps

and the latest Aaron Rogers news. That's Greeny on ESPN Radio, weekdays from 10am to new

N Eastern time. We're listening to the podcast at the show wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to That's What She Said with Sarah Spain, a podcast about

well whatever the hell I want, actors and musicians, athletes, comedians, neuroscientists,

wine experts. If I find somebody interesting, I'm bringing them to you. We'll talk about how

they became who they are, how they found success, battle failures, and how they ended up here,

talking to me. I'm Brendan Hunt and my dilemma is I'm a bears fan who shares a child with a

Vikings fan that child being raised in Los Angeles. Okay, so I know this one well. My niece and nephew

are a constant battleground for sports loyalties in the family. I've thankfully got them both

locked in on the red stars, proudly rocking their gear to sports day at school. But my sister and I

are battling their dad on the MLB front. We are offering up lots of Cubs gear and we're trying

to counteract his Red Sox fandom and I think it's going to help us that they live in Chicago and

we can actually take him to Cubs games. Plus obviously the ubiquitousness of Northside gear around

these parts helps. So it's going to be tougher for you. You have to navigate parents of different

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