Steven preview's Friday's quarterfinal matchup against Minnesota as well as looking at the Leagues Cup's impact as whole.

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Liz and Steven also talk about her experience working in NASCAR, Public Relations and Television throughout the years. They discuss what all goes into putting on this event and how they expand and grow it every year.

The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix is set to take place in Downtown Nashville the weekend of Aug. 4-6. For the third straight year, the NTT IndyCar Series will race over the Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge and around Nissan Stadium. The three day event will include GT America racing, IndyCar racing, live music and much more.

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Steven also takes some time to talk about Nashville SC's scoring woes and their recent downward spiral losing five of their last six games. The Boys in Gold also received four red cards in their last two games, showing frustration and a lack of discipline.

He also previews the League's Cup which kicks off this weekend when NSC host the Colorado Rapids.

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Steven and Felix dive into the world of IndyCar, taking a deeper look into how these drivers work week to week and how they prepare for each track, especially a track like the MCGP's which droves through downtown Nashville and over the Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge. Felix discusses what makes the track so unique, difficult and very fun.

Felix also talks about how he and his team prepare each week even after a poor performance. He talks about his excitement for Mid-Ohio this weekend and why the MCGP course is one of the best street courses in the United States.

Steven also talks about this past weekend's NASCAR tripleheader at the Nashville Superspeedway as well as some of Nashville SC's current woes.

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Claudio and Steven discuss Hany Mukhtar's stellar performances so far this season and how lucky Nashville is that he became the super star he's grown into. They also talk about Nashville SC what the team needs to do to remain a top four team in the Eastern Conference.

They also dive into some Gold Cup talk as well as the state of Concacaf and issues surrounding Mexico's soccer fanbase. The USMNT looks prime to take home the trophy again but there are some solid teams that are hoping to make a run in the tournament.

Claudio and Steven also talk about Messi's arrival to MLS and how this will impact not only the league but the growth of the league internationally and the growth of the sport here in the U.S..

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Jason sheds insight on what's new at the grand prix this year and what fans can expect at the three day festival of music and racing. Steven and Jason also talk about the growth of the event since 2021 plus how motorsports has seen a comeback in Nashville and middle Tennessee.

The NTT IndyCar Series race through the streets of downtown Nashville has become a must-see spectacle for Nashvillians and racing fans. Jason dives into what makes this race weekend so much more unique than any other in the United States. They also talk about the future of the race as the new Titans stadium is set to begin construction within the next 12 months as well as what Nashville native Josef Newgarden's Indy 500 win means for local motorsports.

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The Superspeedway is entering its third year of hosting all three NASCAR series' including the Ally 400 Cup Series race on Sunday, June 25 and a lot has changed since year one. From fan amenities to different ways fans can enjoy to weekend to all the music and festivities.

Steven also talks about the crazy sports week Nashville has had between the Preds coaching news, Vandy baseball getting knocked out of the NCAA Regionals and Nashville SC being the hottest team in MLS.

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Steven also talks some Vandy baseball as they took two wins out of a three-game series against Arkansas this past weekend. They finished the season as the No. 4 seed and play Auburn in the SEC Tournament. The Commodores finished the regular season hot and hope to carry that into the postseason as they are most likely going to be named a host for the NCAA Regionals.

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Steven and Andrew talk about Vanderbilt baseball's season thus far including their recent struggles. They talk a little Vandy football as head coach Clark Lea continues to carry the program into a new era. And Steven also talks to Andrew about Vanderbilt Athletics' growth in recent years and what the Vandy United initiative has looked like from his point of view.

Steven and Andrew finish the show by previewing Vanderbilt's final series of the regular season against No. 2 Arkansas who visit Hawkins Field this weekend.

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Hany Mukhtar is once again playing like an MVP after scoring a hat trick against Chicago Fire. After a few bad games, Nashville has found its groove behind solid defense and brilliant playmaking by Mukhtar. There is still a whole lot of games to be played but the fact that Hany is playing at such a high level is a great sign.

Steven ends the show, talking about Vandy baseball's big series against Florida this weekend.

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Steven spends the second half of the episode dissecting the possible choices the Titans can make with the No. 11 overall pick on Thursday when the 2023 NFL Draft begins. Lots of rumors are piling up regarding Tennessee going after a quarterback and even them trading up to get one.

Steven breaks down these possibilities, choosing four key players that could fit Tennessee before saying who he thinks the Titans should draft in the first round.

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He talks how David Poile's decision to be a seller at the deadline was a great final showing of his expertise and how he has set up the team as well as Barry Trotz to build a competitive team in the near future. Steven also goes into Juuse Saro's performance and how the Preds over performed at the end of the season, making a playoff push despite their trade deadline moves.

Steven finishes the episode previewing this weekend's Nashville SC game vs LAFC, the Rock 'n' Roll Nashville Marathon as well as NASCAR's Talladega weekend.

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So much speculation surrounds where the team will go as they currently hold the No. 11 overall pick. Many Mock Draft's have the Titans trading up to the No. 3 spot to draft a quarterback (Will Levis or Anthony Richardson) or if they'll hold tight and draft a much needed offensive lineman. Steven goes through the pros and cons of each option and makes his decision on what the Titans should do.

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This week, Steven talks about the impact this year's NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament will have on the women's college hoops for the future and dives into some of the top storylines that we enjoy in March madness. He goes over the ratings for the championship game how fans are starting to realize how competitive and fun women's college basketball is.

Steven also takes some time to talk about Nashville SC's big win over Orlando and previews their home game this weekend against Toronto. Steven talks some Vandy baseball after their fantastic performance in March and talks about the Sounds opening weekend.

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The Sounds and First Horizon Park are much more than just a night out with friends or the family, they are offering top-tier baseball with some of the best MLB prospects in the country. Though Nashville doesn't have a Major League team, and won't be getting one anytime soon, the Sounds are a more than adequate baseball option for Nashville.

Steven also dives into both the men's and women's Final Four's this weekend and picks who he thinks will win it all. He discusses Nashville SC's offensive woes and how they need to pull out a win against Orlando. Steven also talks some Preds, talking about Pekka Rinne's new statue and how the team continues to play competitive and exciting hockey even though their playoff window is getting smaller and smaller.

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This week's main topic is Nashville SC as they are just four games into the season and are taking on rival FC Cincinnati in week five at GEODIS Park. Steven looks at the club's early performances as well as why this Nashville and Cincy rivalry is so heated. He also talks about GEODIS Park and what it means for Nashville SC's identity as the Boys in Gold continue to try and make it a hostile place for opposing teams.

Steven closes the show with his picks for this weekend's Sweet 16 and who he thinks is heading to the Elite 8.

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The world of college athletics is exploding as NIL expands and as sports betting becomes more prevalent and accessible. How is this going to effect the the NCAA, especially college basketball?

We'll dive into this questions in our first ever episode!

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