Coming up, we have the mogul of Memphis, the mogul of golf, and the mogul of merchandise.

Yeah, it's a big pot. It's all next.

We're also brought to you by the Ringer podcast network, where I hope you're checking out the prestige TV podcast.

Joe House and I are going to tape later today, winning time episode one that will run on Sunday night,

right after it premieres on HBO. It's a really good show.

We have a lot of thoughts about it, especially as people who grew up in the 70s and 80s, 11 the NBA.

So check out the prestige TV pod. I also think we're doing the dropout.

I think we're covering that on a on Friday. We hit severance as well. A lot of good shows come up on the prestige TV pod.

Check that out.

Rewatchables. We are done with F-Dub family February and we're back with some famous movies that you've heard of starting next Monday.

So hope you check that out. Fandall sports book. I hit my same game, Parley last week.

All right. Like yesterday last night Milwaukee Miami nailed it. It was like plus for 50.

So now I'm on a hot streak. We're going to try another parlay for Fandall on Friday that they're going to boost and to pick two games or a game in and over

and do some sort of parlay for that. Go to Fandall sports book. Check it out.

All right. So we're going to do the podcast in one second. We have Chris Vernon and Joe House. Joe House is here in LA with me.

Chris Vernon is in Memphis. He's going to explain to us what it's like when somebody like John Marant just blows up in your town.

And we're talking about that. LeBron and Lakers. A whole bunch more. How's the I could talk about the M.O.B. lockout? Just what is the outcome that we want here?

Is there a chance to kind of blow up baseball and change it and make it better?

And then last but not least Michael Rubin who is the CEO of Fanatics. He's a part owner of the Sixers and he's up to a whole bunch of stuff.

I interviewed him over Super Bowl week had been saving it for the right time to run it. I think he is an absolutely fascinating guy.

For a lot of reasons, I think he holds the keys to a lot of what being a sports fan in the 2020s and 2030s is going to be.

You'll hear it when we do the interview. Some of the stuff that he's up to I think is going to affect everybody who loves sports and seems like for the better.

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