Noah Lyles' Master Plan, MLB's Opening Act and the Death of Amateurism
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Noah Lyles' Master Plan, MLB's Opening Act and the Death of Amateurism
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Summary
The MLB regular season officially kicked off Wednesday, and we are getting you prepped with the help of Keith Law, senior baseball writer for The Athletic, who joins the show to break down the three most striking storylines heading into Opening Day and what they reveal about the trajectory of the upcoming season. Then, the crew discusses how the high volume of transfers, NIL money and the introduction of NBA-style offenses has fundamentally reshaped college basketball. Finally, olympic sprinter Jordan Lyles sits down with Marcus Thompson to pull back the curtain on his polarizing public persona and share his ambitious master plan to elevate track and field to the same commercial heights as major American team sports.
Hosts & Guests
Zena Keita @itszenakeita
Robert Mays @robertmays
Marcus Thompson @thompsonscribe
Keith Law @keithlaw.bsky.social
Mix: Matt Shilts
Executive Producer: Maggie Burbank
Producer: Jen Bradley
A Production of The Athletic, Ode Studios, and Banner Studios
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