One On One: Interviews, Features, And Analysis

Kelly Kultys, Sean Hahner and Drew Casey preview Saturday’s Triple Crown race, including California Chrome’s chances at making history and the rest of the field.  They also give their predictions of the winner and analysis of the connections surrounding the horses.  

Bleacher Report's Howard Beck joined Kenny and Kevin to chat about the Heat's fourth straight Finals appearance, the Oklahoma City-San Antonio series and the Knicks' ongoing coachig search.

Sam Rosen, the voice of the Rangers on MSG, joins Kelly Kultys and Nick Logerfo to talk about the Eastern Conference Finals matchup between the Rangers and the Montreal Canadiens.

Dave Grening of the Daily Racing Form joins Kelly Kultys and Nick Logerfo to analyze Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome's chances at taking the Preakness as well as give his takes on the rest of the field.

Verne Lundquist, the 2014 winner of the Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award in Sports Broadcasting, is so much more than a great sports broadcaster. He is the most gracious, genuine man you can meet, and it shines through on the air.  Verne Lundquist: Coming Full Circle, showcases just a few of the moments that have defined his career.

Kenny Ducey and Matt Rosenfeld chat with Verne Lundquist, voice of the the SEC on CBS & recipient of the 2014 Vin Scully Award for Sports Broadcasting about Johnny Manziel, Jadeveon Clowney, and other conference stars.

After a disappointing season filled with injuries and underwhelming performances, the Atlanta Falcons are looking to return to the top of the AFC South. We welcome in John Manasso (@jmanasso) of Fox Sports South to address the many trade rumors surrounding the Falcons, the team's less than stellar line play and who the best fit is for Atlanta in Thursday's draft.

With reports the Texans have already made up their minds on who to take first overall in Thursday's Draft, we talk to John McClain (@McClain_on_NFL) of the Houston Chronicle about the possibility of a trade, and who the team should select.

Mark Conrad, Director of the Sports Business program and Professor of Law and Ethics at Fordham’s Gabelli School of Business, joined us for a discussion about the legal ramifications of the Donald Sterling case. He breaks down Sterling’s lifetime ban and how it affects the rest of the NBA owners. He also talks about what will happen if and when Sterling sues the league.

Hank Gola, golf writer for The New York Daily News joined Jake Kring-Schreifels and myself to break down the Masters’ Tournament. Gola gave his Masters’ prediction as well as analysis on the Tournament without prized golfers like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. He gave insight into the course and how the golfers will fare over the next two rounds.

Tim Kurkjian, ESPN baseball analyst, joined the show and immediately addressed Terry Collin’s decision-making in Fridaynight’s Mets game. He also discussed some Yankees worries concerning CC Sabathia’s early struggles, Pineda’s pine tar incident, and the lack of stadium attendance in April. Kurkjian added some unique anecdotes and personal thoughts about the influx of Tommy John Surgery amongst younger pitchers in today’s game, too. 

Jason Wojciechowski walks hosts Kenny Dicey and Kris Venezia through the  decision by The National Labor Relations Board in Chicago that allowed NWU football players to unionize. Jason discusses the effect this ruling will have on the rest of college fooball as well as other NCAA sports. Finally, Jason breaks down whether the ruling will be overturned or if players at major football universities around the country will considered employees.

Kevin Harlan of Westwood One stopped by WFUV's One on One NFL Friday edition to talk with DJ Sixsmith and Kenny Ducey. Harlan, the voice of the Super Bowl, gave a broadcaster's perspective of the big game. He offered tips, advice, and insight that can only come from inside the booth.  Harlan has been calling NFL games since 1991, and also calls NBA and college hoops action. To here Harlan's insights, click the link below.