
Sports media veteran Max Kellerman and super-agent Rich Paul discuss the most pressing topics in sports and culture.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Max and Rich are back from their train ride to watch March Madness in San Diego, and we get their thoughts on if NIL is bringing men’s college basketball back (6:10). Does it have a ripple effect on the NBA’s product and future expansion? The Lakers ... more
The conversation continues in Part 2 of Max and Rich’s sitdown with Snoop Dogg. In honor of the 32nd anniversary of Snoop’s performance on 'SNL,' Rich brings out the shirt Snoop wore that night (1:10). The fellas brought in a DJ, so of course we had ... more
It's a big day for Game Over as Max and Rich welcome their first guest to the show, the one and only Snoop Dogg! The fellas start with how Snoop got started in music back in high school (11:22). Then, how did Snoop and other artists of his era become... more
Selection Sunday has come and gone. Who stood out in the conference championships, and could this year’s tournament end up all chalk in the Final Four (9:44)? After the Lakers beat Denver in overtime, is this L.A. team gelling at the right time to be... more
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Great pod but would like to hear more of the behind the scenes of the agent/player process (acquisition etc..) it’s good to not hear the Jordan/Bron debate or all things Lebron. Would also like to hear more about Klutch and their involvement within the community and potential expansion. NO GUESTS required 😂😂
It’s not ACKS!
The NBA All Star Game would be much better if the winners got $1M each. Rich’s assertion that a conversation with the players would make it better. Silver has tried everything to make the players play harder. LeBron is the reason the dunk contest is dying a slow death. He never participated because he was scared to lose. Which separates him and the all time greats. That’s why everyone without a dog in the fight thinks that not only is LeBron not better than MJ he’s not as good as Kobe.
Kellerman deserves a way better co host, Rich Paul is terrible at podcasting
I love listening to you guys giving your opinions on the different topics I only ask Max can you please allow Rich to finish his takes before you interrupt it’s frustrating when I really want to hear Rich take on a subject and you cut him off before allowing him to finish but other then that I think you guys are doing a fantastic job
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A high-energy, opinion-driven show where a veteran basketball analyst and a premier sports agent dissect current sports dynamics, especially NBA star power, team-building, and league economics. Episodes mix sharp game analysis with candid business insights—from player contracts and roster strategies to branding, media narratives, and the role of agents in shaping careers. The dynamic duo often threads personal anecdotes and pop culture tangents into pragmatic takes on parity, leadership, and the evolving sports media landscape, making it engaging for teams, sponsors, and agencies seeking authentic sports business perspectives.
Noteworthy elements include the agent perspective shaping discussions of loyalty, draft reform, and player agency,... more
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