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CC and Ryan on Kim Ng Making Professional Sports History

Plus, a conversation with NL Rookie of the Year Devin Williams and CC’s and Ryan’s reactions to the latest James Harden–to-Brooklyn rumors

By CC Sabathia and Ryan Ruocco
Breakthrough Series - Compton Photo by Juan Ocampo/MLB Photos via Getty Images


The guys discuss the latest in the football, basketball, and baseball worlds, including Kim Ng making history as the first woman and the first Asian American to be named GM of a baseball team, James Harden potentially heading to Brooklyn, and whether Daniel Jones is good enough to convince the Giants not to tank (0:32). Then, Brewers reliever and National League Rookie of the Year Devin Williams joins the show to talk about how he developed his changeup, moving from starter to reliever, growing up in St. Louis, and more (25:53).

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