Sean Highkin, winner of the Oregon Sports Writer of the Year award and founder of the Rose Garden Newsletter (Portland Trail Blazers), returned to talk NBA Playoffs. In particular, the upcoming Minnesota-Denver Western Conference semifinal series, the immediate future of the Los Angeles Lakers and reality vs myth on Bronny James, the son of LeBron James. 

Sean Highkin, winner of the Oregon Sports Writer of the Year award and founder of the Rose Garden Newsletter (Portland Trail Blazers), returned to talk NBA Playoffs. In particular, the upcoming Minnesota-Denver Western Conference semifinal series, the immediate future of the Los Angeles Lakers and reality vs myth on Bronny James, the son of LeBron James.

CG is an award-winning host covering sports and stuff from California to the world, Saturdays at 10:00 am PT

The Christopher Gabriel Program is all about Sports and Stuff. CG welcomes guests that run the gamut from sports figures to New York Times bestselling authors while discussing everything from the College Football Playoff to the latest advances in medicine at Mayo Clinic. Engaging, informative and entertaining The CGP, now in its 19th year, is proud to have developed a national following from California to Carolina.

CG is an award-winning host covering sports and stuff from California to the world, Saturdays at 10:00 am PT
The Christopher Gabriel Program is all about Sports and Stuff. CG welcomes guests that run the gamut from sports figures to New York Times bestselling authors while discussing everything from the College Football Playoff to the latest advances in medicine at Mayo Clinic. Engaging, informative and entertaining The CGP, now in its 19th year, is proud to have developed a national following from California to Carolina.

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Ray Appleton began his radio career in Fresno in 1969. That career has taken him from Fresno to London and back. He has been a part of the KMJ team since 1987 and continues to share his thoughts and viewpoints with his very large and loyal audience weekdays from 11am-2pm on Central California's News Talk 580 and 105.9 KMJ!

Ray Appleton began his radio career in Fresno in 1969. That career has taken him from Fresno to London and back. He has been a part of the KMJ team since 1987 and continues to share his thoughts and viewpoints with his very large and loyal audience weekdays from 11am-2pm on Central California's News Talk 580 and 105.9 KMJ!

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Sean Highkin: Will Bronny James Be a Laker?

Austin Naes is a Navy veteran, a private trainer and the owner of BODY Fitness & Spa. He returns to the program talking the importance of health, fitness and nutrition and why he believes it should be taught in school... as early as elementary school. And - should insurance cover at least 3-4 private training sessions in the interest of an individual's physical well-being.

Austin Naes is a Navy veteran, a private trainer and the owner of BODY Fitness &amp; Spa. He returns to the program talking the importance of health, fitness and nutrition and why he believes it should be taught in school... as early as elementary school. And - should insurance cover at least 3-4 private training sessions in the interest of an individual's physical well-being.

Austin Naes: Should Fitness and Nutrition Be a Part of School Curriculums

Steve Robertello has been a college athletics administrator for more than 25 years. Currently the Associate Commissioner of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF), he's served in positions at Washington State, Arizona State, West Virginia, Villanova and was the Deputy and Interim AD at Fresno State. In the first of a two-part conversation Steve explains the MPSF, assesses the state of college athletics and delves into "institutional control" at the conference level. That's a term generally reserved for the NCAA when levying penalties. Here, we're interested in discussing the quality of conference leadership. 

Steve Robertello has been a college athletics administrator for more than 25 years. Currently the Associate Commissioner of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF), he's served in positions at Washington State, Arizona State, West Virginia, Villanova and was the Deputy and Interim AD at Fresno State. In the first of a two-part conversation Steve explains the MPSF, assesses the state of college athletics and delves into "institutional control" at the conference level. That's a term generally reserved for the NCAA when levying penalties. Here, we're interested in discussing the quality of conference leadership.

Steve Robertello: What is the (real) State of College Athletics

Longtime college athletics administrator and Associate Commissioner of the MPSF Steve Robertello continues. In part two of the conversation, Steve takes listeners inside the NCAA Baseball tournament selection committee process (he's served on one), how college football (Power 4, Group of 5, FCS) moves forward in this new era of the sport and Fresno State - can they be nationally relevant again.

Longtime college athletics administrator and Associate Commissioner of the MPSF Steve Robertello continues. In part two of the conversation, Steve takes listeners inside the NCAA Baseball tournament selection committee process (he's served on one), how college football (Power 4, Group of 5, FCS) moves forward in this new era of the sport and Fresno State - can they be nationally relevant again.

Sean Highkin: Will Bronny James Be a Laker?

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