http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/NeilwalkerJULy3PNC.mp3 Former Pirates infielder Neil Walker joins me to discuss the organization honoring him at PNC Park on July 3. We also about talk his retirement plans, Pirates memories, Bob Nutting, Gerrit Cole, and Spider Tack.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/vandy.mp3 Vanderbilt baseball play-by-play man Kevin Ingram joins me to talk about Kumar Rocker and Jack Leiter. Are they too good for the Pirates to pass on both of them with the top draft pick? And if so, will the Pirates do it anyway?

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/McCann.mp3 Sports law expert Michael McCann joins us to explain what Monday’s Supreme Court’s ruling involving the NCAA could mean for college sports.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/Grangerfleury.mp3 Tuesday’s “Breakfast with Benz” podcast features Jesse Granger of The Athletic. He covers the Vegas Golden Knights and fills us in on Marc-Andre Fleury’s status for Game 5 versus Montreal, the rest of this series, the rest of his contract in Vegas, and any potential trades this offseason.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/MaddenMONDAY621.mp3 In this weekend’s “Mark Madden” podcast, Mark Madden and I talk about those rumors about a group that may want to buy the Pirates, some of Derek Shelton’s managerial decisions, NHL scheduling ideas, and Steelers minicamp.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/Ericksonfantasysports.mp3 In this week’s fantasy sports podcast we look at smart U.S. Open plays, the impact of the Spider Tack debate on the fantasy world, mini camp projections for football, and injury impact in the NBA

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/TaylorUSopen.mp3 Brian Taylor of Real Golf Radio joins me to preview the U.S. Open. Can Phil Mickelson shock us again the way that he did at the PGA last month? We also talk about the Torrey Pines course, other golfers to watch, the “green-reading books” debate, and the Brooks vs. Bryson rivalry.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/tonybarnhart.mp3 Tony Barnhart of the SEC Network and Sports Illustrated joins me to talk about what’s next for the college football playoff plan, the money involved, how ESPN factors in, and why the Rose Bowl might be a problem. Also, we talk about what this means for Pitt, Penn State, WVU, and Notre Dame.