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At the top of the show, Jason and Randy discuss the Drew Breese controversy. Then, the guys are joined by Jerron Horton for his take on Roger Godell’s change on the NFL protests, his own take on Drew Breese and how other players may react, and the return of sports without fans. Quick Hits: Crossfit CEO comments cause backlash. Aleksandar Katai is released by LA Galaxy because of his weighs social media posts. Sports reopening with recorded crowd noise. To wrap the show, the guys get a call from Kris Kristofferson 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy discuss NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s controversial support of the current protests. Then, Sam Webb joins the guys to discuss college football, the possibilities for Covid testing to get sports back on track, changes in recruiting and the transfer portal. Quick Hits: Judge dismisses lawsuit after ruling that Lenny Dykstra's reputation can't be defamed. Fox Sports Australia apologizes after shows and image of Hitler in the stadiu as a joke. Marquette takes back offer of admission to lacrosse player over Snapchat post on George Floyd's death. To wrap the show, Michael Jordan leaves a voicemail. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy discuss the safety of resuming college football. Then, they are joined by Ray Ratto who shared his own concerns about college football coming back, sports wagering and The Match. Quick hits: South Korean football team apologies for sex dolls in stands. Stone Cold Steve Austin responds to a follower criticizing his mask. Mike Tyson vs. Evander Holyfield. To wrap the episode, Tiger Woods calls in to talk about The Match. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talk about The Last Dance series after the finale. Then, Jensen Karp from the podcast the No-Sports Report joins the guys to discuss the definition of failure, and the link between sports, comedy and music. Quick Hits: Shannon Brown has a confrontation with house hunters at his Georgia home. Four-time Iditarod champion Lance Mackey test positive for meth. Remembering when LeSean McCoy ruined The Avengers. To wrap the show, the guys get a voicemail from Christoph Waltz. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy discuss the allegations against Zion Williamson. Then they are joined by Cody and Coby of Dude Perfect to discuss creating family friendly content and their new documentary. Quick Hits: The Worlds Strongest man, Hafthor. Tom Brady's keeping busy in the off season.

Happy Monday Sklarboro Country listeners. We all know wearing covid-19 masks aren't comfortable but necessary. the Sklar Brothers start with a story with one politicians excuse for not wearing a facemask to "You gotta go" status. Story number 2 is about a city commisioner in Michigan who has gone off the rails.

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy discuss the possibility of moving forward with a baseball season. Then they are joined by John Brenkus to discuss the origins of sports science, the scientific differences between LeBron James and Michael Jordan, and who is the most irreplaceable NBA player. Quick Hits: Aaron Gordon vs Dwyane Wade in dunk contest. Carmen Electra and Dennis Rodman “all over” the Bull’s practice facility. New England Patriots draft pick Justin Rohrwasser controversial tattoo. To wrap, the guys get a voicemail from Nic Cage. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talk about the NFL Draft. Then, they welcome Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss to discuss the socially conscious side of the NBA, news leaks and her thoughts on how to end the season. Jeanie also shares her love of comedy with the Skalr Brothers and the importance of using comedy in everyday life. To wrap the show, the guys get a voicemail from Jerry Jones. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talk about The Last Dance documentary on Netflix. Then, they guys are joined by C.J. Toledano to talk about being bring a Bulls fan in the 90’s, if he’s learned anything about Michael Jordan from the documentary and Rob Gronkowski coming out of retirement to play in Tampa. Quick Hits: NASCAR star Kyle Larson fired for using racial slur in virtual race. Tom Brady gets caught exercising in a closed park in Florida. WWE is deemed essential business. To wrap the show, Dennis Rodman calls in to catch up. 

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At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talk about the NBA and WNBA starts competing in H-O-R-S-E games. Then, they welcome Will Leitch joins to talk about the Deadspin website relaunch, looking back on baseball games from childhood and the financial implications of the shutdown on college football. Quick Hits: Deion Sanders says pushes back on Todd Gurley wearing his number. Jack Prescott has a birthday party ignoring social distancing recommendations. UFC's Anthony Smith fights home intruder. To wrap the show, the guys get a voicemail from Bernie Sanders. 

At the top of the show, CJ McCollum explains how some NBA players are living paycheck to paycheck. Then Jon Glaser joins Jason and Randy to talk about the sports they miss the most and the void left by the cancellation of sports. Quick Hits: Rex Ryan’s comments about Amari Cooper. James Jones injures himself slipping on his sons toy. Sports without crowds. To wrap the show, Nic Cage calls leaves a voicemail. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talks b out NCAA athletes eligibility extension and future recruiting challenges. Then, Matt Jones joins the guys to talk about how he is continuing to do a sports show while sports are on hold, what some teams could have done with the season and if crowds will be comfortable returning to sports events. Quick Hits: Shaq tries to explain his connection to Joe Exotic. James Dolan has Coronavirus. A man decides to run a marathon in his garden. To wrap the show, the guys get a voicemail from Michael Caine. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talk about the ways to handle the delayed baseball season. Then, Adam Rank joins the guys to discuss the moves happening in the NFL. In Quick hits: Luka Jovic gets arrested for leaving isolation. Brandel Chamblee apologizes for giving an offensive interview. A woman is suing the Dodgers after crashing her scooter into an UBER. To wrap the show, Kris Kristoffersson leaves a voicemail. 

Introducing a new daily podcast from Randy and Jason Sklar:In the first episode of their new daily podcast, Jason and Randy discuss finding a silver lining in social distancing, watching vintage baseball, people who are the happiest about the current crisis, and appropriate and inappropriate pandemic music.Subscribe to Sklarbro Country on it's new feed at:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1hzMEEGlOsCpauU3e2vapbApple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1503389898Anchor: https://anchor.fm/sklarbrocountryGoogle Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xNzA4OGFkOC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw==

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talk about who might be happy about the cancellation of spots. Then Megan Gailey joins to discuss how she is handling no sports, the old games she will be rewatching, if we will have a NFL season and her night out with Pat McAfee. In Quick Hits: Osaka man reserved and cancelled 1,873 seats at two baseball games. Wrestlemania will go on without fans. WWE plans to continue without fans watching. Todd Gurley is released from the Rams. To wrap the show the guys get a voicemail from Bill Walton.

Recorded 3/11 - To start the show, the guys react to the idea of sports without fans. Then the guys welcome Jeff Dye to talk about his love of baseball and the Mariners. Quick hits: NCAA plays games without fans. Charles Barkley is selling memorabilia to build affordable housing in his home town. Rob Gronkowski in talks to join the WWE. To wrap the show the guys get a phone call from call from Ozzy Guillen to discuss how to handle the Astros. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy talk about the Clippers and a prediction of who will be in the finals. Then, Erik Griffin joins the guys to discuss the Los Angeles basketball teams and argues the merits of baseball. In Quick Hits: Garth Brooks wears a Sanders shirt and gets the fans talking. Police charge a woman for pushing James Harrison’s son. Spike Lee feuds with James Dolan over use of the employee entrance at MSG. To wrap the show, the guys get a voicemail from Tyson Fury.

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy discuss why and how people are defending the Astros and offer a solution for the controversy. Then Dave Revsine joins the guys to give his thoughts on the big ten tournament. Quick Hits: Madison Bumgarner risks injury at the rodeo. Carolina Hurricanes wins with emergency goalie. Fans had their signs taken in the Astros' first spring training game since their sign-stealing scandal. To wrap the show, the guys get a call from Bernie Sanders. 

At the top of the show, Jason and Randy discuss the NBA All Star Weekend. Then Jason and Randy welcome Gar Ryness to give his take on the current state of the Astros cheating scandal and Kris Bryants comments that sign stealing is worse than steroid use. In Quick Hits: Francis Martes suspension. Aubrey Huff banned from Giants reunion because of his tweets. MLS coach resigns for using N-Word claims he was singing along with a song. To wrap the show, the guys call Ozzie Guillen.