Two for the Win
Two for the Win
Mike & Bryan w/ an I
Two For The Win - S2.80 - Fiscal Awareness In Pro Sports, Should Spike Get A Ring & Should Municipalities Foot The Bill For Infrastructure Personnel At Games?
1 hour 43 minutes Posted Jun 18, 2026 at 10:00 am.
Holiday Welcome And Quick Rundown
Shannon Sharpe On Athletes Going Broke
Hurricanes Win The Stanley Cup
Golf’s Hockey-Themed Hole And Team USA Shade
MLB Scares Injuries And Wild Plays
Bulls Hire A Coach And NBA Finals Setup
Knicks Comebacks Brunson And Spurs Mistakes
Does Spike Lee Deserve A Ring
Soresby Gambling Fallout And Supplemental Draft
Aldon Smith Remembered CTE And Loss
Patriots Lawsuit Stadium Fees And Taxpayer Debate
Cam Jordan Returns And California Workers’ Comp Fight
Vikings QB Talk And Kyler Murray Criticism
Plaxico Sells His Ring For Big Money
Brandon Aiyuk Drama And Why Teams Back Off
Sponsor Thanks And Where To Find Us
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Send us Fan Mail A $100 million contract should mean you’re set for life, so why do so many pro athletes still end up broke? We open with Shannon Sharpe’s blunt take on financial responsibility and then pull it apart the way sports fans actually talk about it: taxes, investment reality, “I have to take care of everybody” pressure, and the brutal difference between buying something and truly affording it long term. If you’ve ever wondered how fame turns into financial chaos, this conversation ...