The Kevin Walsh Show

Kevin Walsh is joined by Joe Friezo to fix NBA All-Star Weekend and map out what the event should look like moving forward. The guys dive into the biggest second-half storylines in the league, including the MVP race, tanking teams, the Lakers’ outlook, Jayson Tatum’s return, and whether a full Wemby takeover is coming.They also branch out to some off-court and future-facing storylines, including KD’s texts, Kon Knueppel chasing Steph, and the true value of this year’s No. 1 overall pick. A loaded NBA conversation from every angle.

Kevin Walsh reacts to Super Bowl 60, breaking down how Drake Maye and the Patriots were exposed on the biggest stage and why the Seahawks may have emerged as the biggest long-term winner from the game. Where does Sam Darnold now rank among NFL quarterbacks after capturing a Super Bowl title, and what does his rise mean for teams searching for their next franchise QB? Kevin also takes an early look at 2026–27 Super Bowl odds before closing with best bets across college basketball and the NBA, including Kansas vs. Arizona and Lakers vs. Thunder.

Kevin Walsh breaks down a bizarre NBA Trade Deadline that felt frozen by Giannis and the Bucks and what that means for the rest of the league. Plus, a look ahead to an awesome few days of college basketball with marquee matchups on deck. Kevin also dives into Super Bowl 60 betting angles and talks believing in Drake Maye over Sam Darnold.

Kevin Walsh dives into one of the most polarizing NBA shakeups, breaking down what works and what doesn’t in the James Harden–Darius Garland swap. Why the Wizards trading for Anthony Davis might make more sense than people think, and what the long-term vision could be. Plus, Kevin closes the show with college basketball best bets as the slate ramps up.

On this episode of The Kevin Walsh Show, Kevin dives into the latest NBA buzz, starting with the James Harden–Cavaliers trade chatter and whether it actually makes sense. He breaks down the ripple effects of Jaren Jackson Jr. landing in Utah, then zeroes in on a sneaky sleeper spot for Giannis that could flip the league on its head. Plus, Kevin closes things out with his best bets across the NBA and college basketball.

Kevin Walsh breaks down the latest around the Darryn Peterson situation and what it means for Kansas basketball before diving into his favorite bets on the board. Best looks for Texas Tech vs. Kansas, the top play from the NBA slate, and early value bets for Super Bowl 60.

Kevin Walsh is joined by Joe Friezo and Sam Yarnell to break down who’s really to blame for the Eagles’ struggles — and whether Nick Sirianni is back on the hot seat. The crew buys and sells NFC contenders, debates whether the Chiefs and Bills are still the AFC’s best bets, and makes the case for the Ravens. Plus, MVP talk and Myles Garrett's dominance.

Kevin Walsh is joined by Joe Friezo to unpack a massive week in sports — from the Mavericks firing Nico Harrison and the growing uncertainty around Anthony Davis’ future. The guys discuss whether Cooper Flagg’s recent struggles are a real concern, check in on LeBron and the Lakers’ best path forward, and break down the highly anticipated freshmen class in college hoops. Plus, is Joe Burrow still part of the NFL’s “Big 4”? And what’s really on the line this season for Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, and Jalen Hurts?

Kevin Walsh is joined by Joe Friezo to break down a wild start to the NBA season — are the Thunder built to win 70 games? Is Wemby already the best player in the world? Plus, a LeBron and Lakers vibe check and what to make of the NBA’s gambling scandal — who should actually be worried? The guys wrap up with a World Series preview and whether we’re witnessing the start of a “Dave Roberts Curse.”

Kevin Walsh is joined by Sam Yarnell and Joe Friezo on The Kevin Walsh Show for a full breakdown of the week’s biggest storylines. The trio opens with the MLB Playoffs — assessing the state of the Yankees, Aaron Judge’s evolving legacy, and their World Series predictions.Then they turn to Philadelphia, where questions swirl around the Eagles: will AJ Brown be traded, does Jalen Hurts deserve more credit or more blame, and is a season collapse on the horizon? Finally, the crew debates the three best teams in the AFC — are the Bills the clear No. 1, should the Chiefs be a concern, and can the Texans or Patriots make some real noise?