Early Morning Sports Wrap With Cameron Reddin

August 27, 1908 marked the birth of Australia's greatest sportsman - Sir Donald George Bradman. Author and writer Gideon Haigh joins Cam Reddin to reflect on Bradman's life, legacy and the game he played better than anyone else.

When the NFL settled a class action brought on by its players in 2015, they set aside $1 billion to cover compensation over the next 20 years. Not even three years into that period, they have already paid more than $500 million, with the total sum blown out to nearly double the original estimate. Former NFL player Colin Scotts joins Cam Reddin with a warning to the major Australian codes that they cannot ignore the issue of concussion any longer.

10,000 people watched the Wallabies training hit-out at Leichhardt Oval on Friday night. Just one night earlier, the Bulldogs and Broncos battled out in front of an abysmal 6,000 people at ANZ Stadium. Cam says if the NRL wants people to fall in love with the game again, they should let everyone attend Round 25 for free.

Perth may soon be a regular home for the NRL's most cherished tournament. NRL WA boss John Sackson joins Cam Reddin to discuss the NRL's growing affinity with Perth, and the path towards expansion.

One of Pakistan's greatest ever cricketers has been elected their next political leader.

Kevin Anderson is through to his first Wimbledon Final after a marathon semi-final win over John Isner that lasted more than six-and-a-half hours. In the aftermath, both players agreed the 5th set should not go on indefinitely and a tie-breaker should be used to end the deadlock.

A spate of head, neck and brain injuries across the major football codes has forced a major rethink as to how we deal with concussions. Headsafe founder Dr Adrian Cohen joined Cam Reddin to discuss the trajectory of concussion prevention and management.

Opposition leader Bill Shorten has promised $25 million to help fund Tasmanian AFL, if the League awards the state an AFL license. Cam Reddin spoke to Mr Shorten following the announcement.

Tasmanian Senator Steve Martin says the AFL has "neglected" Tasmania for years as he takes the plight of his state's football dream to Parliament.

Australia's newest baseball team will feature no Australian players. Baseball Australia CEO Cam Vale joins Cam Reddin on the Weekend Warm-Up.