Andy Pollin relives the Washington Bullets run to the 1975NBA Finals, where they were favorites against the Golden State Warriors, but were swept 4-0.

Andy Pollin relives the Washington Bullets run to the 1975NBA Finals, where they were favorites against the Golden State Warriors, but were swept 4-0.
Andy starts the show with some reaction from media availability yesterday at Commanders OTAs, including sound bites from Ron Rivera, Jonathan Allen, and Terry McLaurin. Next, more from media availability regarding the sale of the team and the future of the current regime. Scott Abraham of ABC7 joins to talk all things…
Andy begins with a recap of last night’s NBA action, as the Boston Celtics staved off elimination, defeating the Miami Heat in Game 4. Continued conversation regarding the future of LeBron James, and if he could really retire before next season. A breakdown of Roger Goodell’s comments at the owners meetings regarding the Washington Commanders sale, and a potential new stadium in DC.
Andy Pollin is joined by Geoff Arnold to talk about the latest with the Baltimore Orioles.
Andy begins with his biking adventures, and the Denver Nuggets completing their sweep of the Los Angleles Lakers last night. Is LeBron James really considering retirement? Or was it just post game frustration? Andy dissects comments from Jerry Jones and Jim Irsay from the owners meetings in Minnesota…
Bram starts the hour talking about the latest from the NFL owners meeting, and first up is the Commanders order of business. A potential lawsuit from a potential buyer, plus Jim Irsay’s thoughts on when the transaction comes through. Plus, a new site emerges in DC for a possible stadium. The Bram Weinstein Show Live…
Andy Pollin reminisces on the old school vs. new school dust up between Chicago White Sox catcher Carlton Fisk and New York Yankees outfielder and NFL superstar Deion Sanders.
Bram starts the segment by listening in to Chap Peterson as he spoke with sister station WMAL on some of the items in the Harris Blitzer prospectus, including the 1.5 billion dollar number, and funding a stadium AT ALL. Plus, Bram and Callow discuss Jason Wright after Thom Loverro’s take down in the Times today.…
It’s been reported that James Harden is going back to Houston today, could the Wizards start to shop Bradley Beal as an option for teams looking to add another piece, like the 76ers, Blazers etc? (26:25) Dan Tordjman of America’s Best Racing joins the show for his Preakness picks. The Bram Weinstein Show Live Weekdays:…
Andy Pollin reacts to Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio saying that the NFL might need to look into having a draft lottery to join the other 3 major sports leagues, and to avoid tanking.
As required by law, Andy starts with the latest in the Washington Commanders sale process. Also, another gem performance from Jimmy Butler last night in the Heat’s Game 1 win over the Boston Celtics. Andy gets into why TNT’s NBA crew continues to dominate…
Another day, another update on the Commanders and their sale, and DC wanting the team back at the RFK site. First, Bram and Callow breakdown the news from the Washington Post that the NFL will be overlooking a few things with the Harris group. Then, Maryland announced fast that they wanted to continue their relationship…
Andy Pollin is joined by Baltimore Orioles pitcher Tyler Wells fresh off his 8 strikeout performance against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Topics include: The O’s fantastic start, Wells’ shortlived basketball career, and his time growing up in Morgantown, WV…
Andy starts today’s show with some Commanders sale speculation and wonders what the league’s motives could be. Also, recap of Game 1 of the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Denver Nuggets series last night. Further discussion about what needs to be done about the NBA’s Ja Morant problem. Andy reacts to Chris Simms ranking 3 rookie QBs ahead of Sam Howell, and some discussion regarding Doc Rivers’ firing in Philadelphia…
Bram and Callow discuss the latest report on the Harris Group and what they were pitching to investors for Washington, and what the main sticking point was: With Dan Snyder out, the franchise will get a big lift right away. Plus some other takeaways like investment in FedEx Field, a later timeline for a new…