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Westwood One Sports Night

Westwood One Sports Night

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 Nightly, 11p-3a ET When the day ends, the conversation begins. Westwood One Sports Night brings you the best of late-night sports talk - unfiltered, interactive, and always in the moment. Hosted by Josh Graham and Lynnell Willingham, this podcast blends Josh’s distinctive national voice and thought-provoking perspective with Lynnell’s undeniable energy and tell-it-to-your-face mentality. Together, they ignite spirited, opinion-packed discussions on the NFL, NBA, college football, and the trending stories fans can’t stop talking about. With listener calls, marquee guests, and authentic back-and-forth, Westwood One Sports Night feels like the ultimate after-hours hangout for passionate fans - now available whenever you want it. Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/westwood-one-sports-night/id1863790870 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/5dkJBcP5mYxktu525X2BGt YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WestwoodOneSportsNight© 2025 Cumulus Podcast Network Politique et gouvernement
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      Hockey’s Position Among the 4 Major US Sports
      Feb 23 2026
      2.22.26 John “Ballgame” Mallory kicks off a loaded episode following the historic USA vs. Canada Gold Medal matchup. We explore the tectonic shift in international hockey, the escalating greed in the NFL stadium race, and whether the Kansas City Chiefs have done enough to keep their dynasty alive. John opens the show by breaking down the sheer significance of the United States’ victory over Canada. This wasn't just a win; it was a statement. Is the "Monsters of the Midway" era in downtown Chicago officially over? Ballgame dives into the Chicago Bears’ potential move out of the city and what it reveals about the "new age" of sports ownership. The battle between city infrastructure and billionaire demands. Why the pursuit of "stadium villages" is alienating die-hard fanbases. We transition to the gridiron to analyze the 2026 NFL landscape. The Patrick Mahomes Restructure: Did the Chiefs move enough money around to remain Super Bowl contenders, or are they just kicking the debt down the road? Cap Space Kings: John identifies the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Chargers as the two teams in prime position to dominate the free-agent market. Does the NBA have a marketing problem? Ballgame offers a hot take on Victor Wembanyama. While Wemby is a generational talent, John questions if he has the "IT factor" required to draw in casual fans and carry the league’s global brand. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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      2 h et 59 min
    • Do You Believe In Miracles???

      Do You Believe In Miracles???
      Feb 23 2026
      2.22.26 John Lund recaps one of the greatest moments in American sports history: Team USA’s 2026 Olympic Gold Medal victory over Canada. From Jack Hughes’ legendary overtime "Golden Goal" to the future of USA Hockey, we dive deep into the impact of this historic win. Plus, a massive NFL Quarterback prediction segment and why an MLB lockout might be exactly what baseball needs. John opens the show breaking down the 2026 Winter Olympics finale in Milano Cortina. After a gritty 2-1 overtime thriller, John discusses where this ranks among the "Miracle on Ice" and other iconic sports milestones. EJ Hradek (NHL Network Analyst): EJ joins the show to analyze the X’s and O’s of the win. We discuss Canada’s overtime blunders, the elite performance of the US mobile defensemen, and how a dominant penalty kill secured the gold. Ian Furness (KJR Seattle Kraken Host): Ian weighs in on the "Hughes Effect." We explore how this gold medal changes the trajectory of hockey in the United States and what it means for Jack Hughes’ legacy as the face of American hockey. With the NFL offseason looming, John places his bets on where the league’s biggest names will land. Is your team getting a new signal-caller? Aaron Rodgers → Pittsburgh Steelers Tua Tagovailoa → Los Angeles Rams Kirk Cousins → New York Jets Kyler Murray → Miami Dolphins Malik Willis → Arizona Cardinals Mac Jones → Minnesota Vikings John tackles the biggest headlines of the week with his signature wit and candor: Mick Cronin’s Meltdown: UCLA's head coach loses it on a reporter—was it out of line or just "competitive fire"? The Tyreek Hill Sweepstakes: Now that the Dolphins have moved on, where does the "Cheetah" finish his career? Fixing the NBA Dunk Contest: Practical solutions for a stagnant All-Star weekend. The Tush Push Debate: Is the NFL making a mistake by failing to ban the "Brotherly Shove"? NFL Coaching Shakeups: Analyzing the impact of 21 new offensive coordinators entering the 2026 season. In a segment that will have baseball fans talking, John makes the counterintuitive case for why a 2027 MLB Lockout could actually save the sport in the long run. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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      2 h et 19 min
    • Josh Graham Show: Let's Do That Hockey (2-22-26)

      Josh Graham Show: Let's Do That Hockey (2-22-26)
      Feb 23 2026
      Josh Graham tells why USA's gold medal win over Canada is the best that sports can offer, makes the case for Duke being better equipped to win a title this year than last year, tells why the Baltimore Ravens are the most overrated team going into next season, explains why Connor McDavid's reputation took another hit today, and Rob Dauster, of Field of 68, joins the show to tell who deserves to be the best team in college basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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      2 h et 13 min
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