After the Buzzer

Donegal graduate Mitch Johnson, who pitched in the minor leagues for 10 years, joins us.

Tim Brown, author of the new book about Nolan Ryan entitled "Nolan: The Singular Life of an American Original," joins us.

Mike Gross and Gordie Jones gab about the unbelievable start to the Spurs-Thunder playoff series, and the unreal comeback by the Knicks in Game 1 of their series against the Cavaliers.

Rich Hofmann joins the show to discuss his new newsletter devoted to Philadelphia sports, The Broad Street Bulletin.

Rich Hofmann joins the show to discuss his new newsletter devoted to Philadelphia sports, The Broad Street Bulletin.

Kent Babb, newly hired enterprise writer at ESPN.com (and late of the Washington Post), joins us to discuss his career, his two books (one about Allen Iverson) and his very interesting dealings with LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey.

T.J. Highley, chair of the mathematics and computer science department at LaSalle University, has developed a system to curtail the tanking problem that has gripped the NBA. He discusses that with us here.

Sans guest, we gab about Geno and Dawn, an underwhelming men's Final Four (which nonetheless produced a deserving champ in Michigan) and the latest ailment to sideline Joel Embiid.

Keith O'Brien, author of the new book "Heartland: A Forgotten Place, An Impossible Dream and The Miracle of Larry Bird," joins us.

Mike Gross and Gordie Jones gab about the NCAA Tournament, MLB Opening Day and the NBA's MVP race.