The Sports List - Episode 15 - Is the World Cup too big to Fail? (6.26.26)

Tour de France 2026 Preview

Special guests Jared and Ben give a 2026 Tour de France preview with Tom.

The Sports List - Episode 16 - World Cup Questions from around the World (7.3.26)

This week, the guys discuss some of the big questions about the 2026 World Cup from around the world. With the tournament nearly halfway over, there are a slew of storylines popping up that help prove once again that there is no sporting event quite like it.

The Sports List - Episode 15 - Is the World Cup too big to Fail? (6.26.26)

The World Cup 2026 is in full swing and has been excellent so far, with play that has exceeded expectations and fan exuberance that has been overwhelmingly positive across North America. For all of the scepticism from this podcast and others, it looks like this will be yet another great World Cup. This week, as the group stage comes to an end, the guys ask the question: Is the World Cup too big to fail? Special guest Victor Tapia joins the pod this week to discuss this, as well as the blockbuster Giannis Antetokounmpo trade to the Miami Heat.

The Sports List - Episode 14 - The Death of LIV Golf (6.19.26)

LIV Golf is, for all intents and purpses, dead. Many feel as though the balance of golf will now return to it's proper position with the PGA fully back in charge of golf. But there's no question that even with LIV on the brink of collapse, their fingerprints have been all over the major decsion in the world of professional golf for years now, and very well may continue to be. The guys discuss what a reformatted PGA Toup might look like, and how these former LIV players will be welcomed back to the PGA Tour.

The Sports List - Episode 13 - 2026 World Cup Preview (6.11.26)

The 2026 World Cup is here, and with a wildly open playing field, it's anyone's guess who will come out as the winner. But with dwindling ticket sales for what is known as the most popular event in the world, a lack of excitement in the host country United States, and poor treatment of other people coming in from other countries by immigration enforcement, there already appears to be a lot of bad marks on this tournament. The guys break down the current state of things leading up to the World Cup, the teams they are excited to watch, and some fun games to check out. Games / Events to consider watching this weekend / next week: * Brazil vs. Morocco - World Cup Soccer - Saturday, June 13, 2026 - 6 PM EST * Haiti vs. Scotland - World Cup Soccer - Saturday, June 13, 2026 - 9 PM EST * Japan vs. The Netherlands - World Cup Soccer - Sunday, June 14, 2026 - 4 PM EST * France vs. Senegal - World Cup Soccer - Tuesday, June 16, 2026 - 3 PM EST