“I Love Sports!”
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What major sports stories set up this episode of I Love Sports?
Hey, it's Tony. We've got a packed show for you today. First we're gonna talk to Steve Sands about Team USA's comeback in the President's Cup. Then we'll talk with Michael Wilbon about the big games in college and pro football. Then we'll talk to Mark Feinsahn about the start of the wild card round in baseball. But first, commerce.
Previously on the Tony Korniser Show.
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now. From Adam Jameson. James Carville, like Tim Kirchen, is a national treasurer. I was drinking a beer over the kitchen sink, had to spit my beer out over the data center remarked. And from Alex Lowe in New York City to the tune of Goodbye Stranger, goodbye, T-Boy. It's been nice. Hope you find your riverboat casino paradise. Carville tried to see your point of view. T Tilanthropic throttled you. Goodbye, TJ. Goodbye, goodbye, T-Boy Latulay. Will we ever meet again? Again, feel no sorrow, feel no shame. Sorry you lost that bowling green game. Uh big turnaround yesterday for Carville and for Jeff Ma. Jeff Ma was five and oh, Carville was one and five. But we love Carville and we love Ma. So we're happy for both of them.
This is one of those days. If you like sports at all, you had on this weekend the end of the regular season in baseball and the playoff berths being decided. You had the President's Cup in golf far, far closer than most people anticipated. You had college football, an array of big scores in college football, and you and you know, for example, teams losing that you didn't expect, Penn State lost, Michigan And lost. Another bad week for the Big Ten. And you had the NFL yesterday. And exciting games, early afternoon, late afternoon, and at night. There's everything you could want. So we are guest loaded today, and we're bringing in Steve Sands to begin the show. This is the President's Cup Review, sponsored by Five Hour Energy's new caramel apple flavor.
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Amazon today. Before we get to the golf sands, do you have any thoughts on the commander's big win? That's about that big six.
How did Team USA come back to win the Presidents Cup?
Oh man, are you kidding me? I love sports. Yeah, this is a good day for you. This is a good day. That was so great. Nothing like the iPad going on in the booth at the same time.
So let's let's go to the President's Cup. I watched much more of it than I thought I would. I really did, 'cause it broke cleanly, you know, when the the beginning of the four o'clock games. That extra hour thing. You can beg that. They did a very smart thing going at noon and not at one. What is your overall takeaway from the President's Cup? 'Cause it seems to me familiar script. We win the singles, we win the whole deal.
Well, first of all, Tony, I'm glad the regular season of baseball's over so we don't have to be worried about you at your age watching the nationals bullpen every single day. My goodness. Um You know, look, the Americans were down three on Sunday. It's the largest deficit they've ever had going into Sunday singles uh on American soil. And it was the sixteenth Presidents Cup. The Americans had only lost one. They tied one in two thousand three and they lost one in nineteen ninety eight. It would have been an absolute embarrassment. if the United States lost this President's Cup. You know, team by team but if you f if if you face them off, the Americans were heavily favored. And they came back and won. Uh Scotty Scheffler, 3-1 for the week.
Jackson Coivan, 21 years of age. Controversial pick. as a captains pick by Brand Snateker went two oh and one for the week. So, you know, the Americans got it done. It was it was late, but they got it done.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What major sports stories set up this episode of I Love Sports?
0:00–2:41
2
How did Team USA come back to win the Presidents Cup?
2:41–15:45
3
What did Michael Wilbon make of Northwestern, Indiana, and college football’s upsets?
15:45–21:13
4
Which NFL teams and Week 3 games surprised Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon?
21:13–28:56
5
Which MLB wild-card series are the most compelling this postseason?
28:56–30:39
6
How do the Yankees’ pitching plans and AL wild-card matchups look?
30:39–41:23
7
What playoff rule changes and postseason storylines should MLB fans watch?
41:23–46:47
8
What listener emails, sports stories, and jokes come up in the Mailbag?
46:47–1:05:16