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Joe House and Geoff Shackelford break down this weekend's tournament, Justin Thomas's first major win, and CBS/TNT's broadcast difficulties
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The Ringer’s Joe House and Geoff Shackelford discuss Justin Thomas’s triumph in the PGA Championship (3:00), the players’ dislike for Quail Hollow Club (11:30), how Thomas’s win affects the Player of the Year race (20:30), the possible connection between Rory McIlroy’s equipment change and his latest injury (23:35), Charlotte as a great golf city (29:40), and CBS/TNT’s technical difficulties (34:30).
KOC also mentions that Tim Connelly could have other moves in mind to fix the struggling T-Wolves
Sean and Amanda run through a list of recent releases and 2022 titles they missed before Sean is joined by ‘Bones and All’ director Luca Guadagnino to discuss his new film
Also, the guys look at the Lakers’ upcoming schedule
Plus, Sheil and Ben take a close look at the fraudulent Bucs and throw some cold water on the Seahawks’ fluctuating success story
Derek talks with economist Bryce Ward about the causes and consequences of the rise of alone time in America
It’s taken four years and a change of scenery, but the 7-foot-2 Bol is now living up to his tremendous potential in Orlando. Best of all? He’s just scratching the surface.
