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Hosted by John Morgo · sports · EN · 233 episodes
Daniel Bolton, Leon Brown, and John Morgo host this weekly podcast devoted to the latest in sports news and talk. With an emphasis on Atlanta-area happenings, but with a national flair, the Last 3 Guys bring in respected guests to talk sports. New episodes drop Tuesday.
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John Morgo hosts The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast, a sports show with 233 episodes published.
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Episode #326
There is a football game in the books. If you salivated over Cardinals-Panthers, well, we can't help you. But if you're looking forward to Broncos-Falcons this weekend, we've got what you want. Who's under center? Who's catching the ball? What will the D do without Pearce? It's all there. Also, Pace Academy had a scrimmage, and Enes Kanter declares for a draft. It's all on The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
Episode #325
The LeBronstakes are done, with the Sixers the winner. Some of us are ready to crown Philly the team to beat in the East, and maybe the NBA as a whole. Do you agree? Listen to our arguments and judge for yourself. And don't forget the city he left behind. What are the Lakers chances now that it's officially Luka's squad? Also, Georgia Gwinnett adds a new sport, and media days arrive. It's all on the Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
Episode #324
Hear that? It sounds like football. It's coming. But so is basketball, sort of. The NHL announced next season's schedule, but the NBA didn't follow suit. Why? Blame LeBron. If the league wants to emphasize his new team, it should at least know what it is. Which nobody does. Also, the Hawks shipped out a former #1 pick, which is kind of par for the course. Should we consider Atlanta sleepers next season? We've got other moves in the NBA. It's all on the Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
Episode #324
The World Cup is down to the Final 4, and baseball hits the All-Star Break. Atlanta has proven to be an exceptional host, and it will wrap it up with a great match, England and Argentina. We provide analysis. The Braves hear footsteps, as their huge lead has gone away. Can Atlanta hold off Philadelphia for the title? What does the postseason look like? Plus, Caleb Wilson and Cameron Boozer look NBA ready. Leon says don't risk an injury. A lot more is on The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast
With the Fourth over and done with, let's get back to business. The Knicks. It's all about the Knicks. LeBron leaves Los Angeles, and could it be that now the East is interesting and the West is boring? Also, Caitlin Clark keeps getting beat up, and the World's Football Fans discover the Jewel that is Waffle House. It's all on The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
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