Mark Cannizzaro talks beef between players, another Euro victory in the Ryder Cup
New York Post columnist Mark Cannizzaro joins The Sportsline to wrap up the 2023 Ryder Cup, including how the US fell short once again on European soil, on why the Americans need to rethink their anti-LIV players selections for the next event, and what he makes of Rory saying they will win again in New […]
Locally on the Links with Kevin Wilmouth
Beacon Credit Union’s Locally on the Links is back on The Sportsline, as we welcome Colonial Hills’ Kevin Wilmouth to talk latest tips and headlines in the world of golf, including his advice for playing summer golf in high temperatures, on why fans are starting to tire of the PGA-LIV merger discussion, and why he […]
Dave Glenn and David Harrison highlight The Sportsline + Monday Mourning
On this July 4th-eve edition of The Sportsline, show favorite David Glenn joins The Sportsline to talk about his recent trip to Italy and the great lengths his son went through to propose to his girlfriend, David Harrison of USA Today’s Commanders Country on whether optimism or short-comings will lead to big changes within the […]
Monday Mourning talks baseball, poor wrestling booking, and PGA coverage
Fan favorite segment Monday Mourning is back on The Sportsline, as we go over some of the lowlights from the weekend in sports and entertainment, including recent opponents of the Atlanta Braves, on WWE star LA Knight not winning the Money in the Bank briefcase, on Damian Priest actually winning the MITB contract, and the […]
Shane Ryan recaps the U.S. Open, talks merger and Traveler’s Championship
Golf Digest’s Shane Ryan joins The Sportsline to talk biggest headlines in golf following the 3rd major, including what his top takeaways are from this past weekend’s U.S. Open from LACC, on what he makes of the mystery behind the lack of details around the PGA Tour – LIV Golf merger, and if we could […]
Monday Mourning features MLB, the Bloodline, golf, and LBJ
An unfortunate weekend in sports has concluded, and The Sportsline is here to surmise the worst sports moments from the past few days, including recently release Charlie Culberson of the Braves, the Pittsburgh Pirates and their bus driver, the breakup of the Bloodline, Rickie Fowler’s choke, U.S. Open fans in Los Angeles, and LeBron James’ […]
Chuck Culpepper, Mitch Light, The Historian, and Last Call feature on The Sportsline
Washington Post sports writer Chuck Culpepper joins The Sportsline to break down day two of the U.S. Open from LA and discuss Rickie Fowler’s great start, Mitch Light of The Athletic breaks down Virginia in the College World Series and looks ahead to football season, The Historian talks cooking cats and tampons, and Last Call […]
Chuck Culpepper talks U.S. Open, Rickie Fowler fast start, PGA-LIV merger
Washington Post’s Chuck Culpepper joins The Sportsline to talk golf and the U.S. Open, including how special it would be if Rickie Fowler could finally get that elusive 1st career major, on Los Angeles Country Club playing much easier than expected, and how a great tournament so far has allowed the PGA-LIV merger storyline to […]
Vinnie Iyer and Marty Chandler join 3 Road’s edition of The Sportsline
On this Thirsty Thursday edition of The Sportsline, we break down the leaderboards as day one of the U.S. Open concludes, Vinnie Iyer then joins us to hand out his offseason report cards with grades for teams this offseason, and Marty Chandler stops by for Locally on the Links to discuss a busy time of […]
Locally on the Links with Marty Chandler
Marty Chandler of London Downs joins Beacon Credit Union’s Locally on the Links to talk golf’s 3rd major championship, including his thoughts on day one of the U.S. Open as play wraps up, on Liberty University golfer Isaac Simmons competing in his very 1st career major, and if anyone will be able to catch up […]