Steve Jones Show – Tuesday, July 9, 2019 Hour 2
Guest: New Orleans basketball writer and radio network analyst Jim Eichenhofer (Pelicans.com) checks in from the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas to discuss Zion Williamson, the Anthony Davis trade to the Lakers and the latest on former Penn State basketball star Tony Carr and what he can contribute to the Pels. Then, Steve wraps up the show by cruising through the Penn State football Summer roster as Lift For Life approaches this Friday as well as how other teams may stack up this upcoming season in the Big Ten Conference.
Steve Jones Show – Thursday, June 20, 2019 Hour 2
We discuss the popularity and difference between the United States Women’s and Men’s National soccer teams as the FIFA Women’s World Cup continues. Then, we wrap up the show as Keith Smith (RealGM.com and contributing Yahoo! Sports NBA writer) calls in to share his thoughts on Kawhi Leonard’s future after winning the title with the Toronto Raptors, details on the mega-trade sending Anthony Davis to the Lakers and whether the New Orleans Pelicans also benefited from the deal plus a look ahead to 2019 free agency starting in 2 weeks.
Steve Jones Show – Monday, June 17, 2019 Hour 2
Guests: Keith Smith (RealGM.com and contributing Yahoo! Sports NBA writer) calls in to share his thoughts on Kawhi Leonard’s future after winning the title with the Toronto Raptors, details on the mega-trade sending Anthony Davis to the Lakers and whether the New Orleans Pelicans also benefited from the deal plus a look ahead to 2019 free agency starting in 2 weeks. Then, we wrap up the show with outstanding college football conversation featuring Phil Steele (PhilSteele.com) as we get closer to the release of his 2019 college football preview!
Steve Jones Show – Monday, June 17, 2019 Hour 1
Topics: Gary Woodland wins US Open, Todd Gurley knee issues and Anthony Davis gets dealt to the Lakers in a block-blocker trade with New Orleans. Guest: Selinsgrove baseball Head Coach Brent Beiler joins us following the Seals claiming their first ever PIAA state baseball championship, a 7-4 victory over the Beaver Bobcats.
