End of an Era: Stokley & Zach

Stokley & Zach 06/09/2017- The Cavaliers are on the verge of getting swept tonight, is it the end of LeBron’s greatness? Fan Broncos insider, Cecil Lammey joins the guys. The Rockies are still the talk of the town.

Listen to hour one here!

We kick off the Friday with The Rockies taking the first of four games against the defending NL Champion, Chicago Cubs. Team USA’s soccer team might have it’s first International superstar, Zach tells you who it is. The Broncos defensive line is looking beefier with guys who can move weight around. With the added help on the interior defensive line, the line backers can play better. Zach asks Brandon which coach was the toughest to play for. Stoke responds with Tony Dungy, but a lot of it was because of Peyton Manning.

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LeBron and the rest of the Cleveland Cavs are on the verge of being history, as the Warriors try to make history by sweeping through to the NBA Championship. Zach Bye says we could be looking at the best team in NBA history, and that The Warriors could be the Champions for years to come. The guys have been over what they’ve learned from OTAs, but what didn’t they learn? Fan Broncos Insider, Cecil Lammey joins the guys to give us a little insight on what the Broncos are looking at on the left side of the offensive line. Cecil dives into the contract extension that New York Giants wide receiver, Odell Beckham Jr. could be looking at. Catch that full interview HERE. The Rockies could be looking towards a six-man starting rotation, and the guys react to Patrick Saunders saying it could be an option with the talent they have.

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USA Today writer, Bob Nightengale joins the guys to dive a little more into The Rockies and how high the ceiling is. Bob says the sky is the limit for the Blake Street Bombers and compares them to the up and coming Houston Astros. Listen to that full interview HERE The guys agree that The Rockies could be good for years to come. Is this the book closing on LeBron winning NBA Championships? The guys give their take.

With the Warriors on the brink of making history, the conversation also touches on the broader implications of team performance and market value in sports. For instance, Forbes recently highlighted Corinthians as the most valuable Brazilian club in the Americas, showcasing how financial success can parallel athletic achievement. Just as the Cavaliers strive to maintain their greatness in the face of fierce competition, clubs like Corinthians exemplify the intersection of sports performance and economic impact, emphasizing the importance of both on-field success and off-field value in the world of sports.