It was a packed sports weekend and we’re covering all of it on From the Sidelines.

Coach Shayain and Behmann react to the biggest conversations in sports, starting with the Super Bowl halftime show — the performance, surprise appearances, production details, and why over 135 million people tuned in. We also break down the Olympic opening ceremony, including the spectacle, Snoop Dogg trying curling, Lindsey Vonn’s return at 41, and Canada’s women’s hockey performance.

From there we head to golf, recapping the chaos at the Waste Management Open and Chris Gotterup’s clutch playoff putt, plus LIV’s night golf in Riyadh and what’s ahead for the LPGA.

We also share our live experience at the Davis Cup in Vancouver — why it’s called the World Cup of tennis, Canada’s path forward, and international upsets across the qualifiers.

Smart takes, honest reactions, and the stories behind the games — from the sidelines.

Join me live on my YouTube Channel every Monday and Thursday at 10am PST / 1pm EST, where we break it down in real time and chat with the audience. I’d love to see you there for the conversation.

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Coco Gauff’s racket smash at the Australian Open sparked a bigger conversation about pressure in elite tennis.

In this short episode, we break down emotional control, expectations, and on-court behavior when millions are watching. We talk optics, role models, and whether moments like racket smashing are passion or something athletes need to manage differently in today’s game.

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Tennis fashion, on-court pressure, and culture took center stage at the Australian Open and this episode breaks down what it all really means.

We dive into Australian Open storylines through the lens of style, confidence, and presence on court, including how fashion, body language, and composure shape perception at the elite level. From outfit choices and branding to the way players handle pressure under the spotlight, we unpack how tennis culture continues to evolve beyond just results.

This episode also touches on broader moments around the Australian Open, the role of personality and expression in the modern game, and how fans engage with athletes on and off the court.

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