USA TODAY Sports' Lorenzo Reyes and Prince Grimes break down the NBA playoff race and who they think will rise to the top in both the East and West. The duo also debate who they think will win this year's MVP award.

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The women's Final Four is here and USA TODAY Sports' Samantha Cardona-Norberg, Cydney Henderson and Mitch Northam break down every team and storyline ahead of tip-off. We also check in with WNBA superstar A'ja Wilson to get a temperature check on her alma mater South Carolina before their showdown with UConn.

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USA TODAY Sports' Jordan Mendoza, Paul Myerberg and Blake Toppmeyer sit down and talk about the Men's Final Four and dissect each team's strenghts. But who will win it all: UConn, Arizona, Michigan and Illinois? The guys share their thoughts!

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Brian Boitano and Christine Brennan are back with Milan Magic, this time breaking down the World Championships in Prague — and the biggest storyline of all: Ilia Malinin’s comeback. After a stunning and disappointing Olympic performance that saw the “Quad God” fall off the podium, Malinin responds with a sharp, statement-making short program that reminds everyone exactly who he is. Boitano and Brennan dive into what clicked, what it means moving forward, and how it reshapes the men’s field. They also highlight standout performances and key storylines from Amber Glenn and Isabeau Levito.

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Sam Cardona-Norberg previews the Women's NCAA sweet sixteen with USA TODAY Sports' Meghan Hall and Cydney Henderson. PLUS interviews from women's basketball legend Diana Taurasi on UConn's dominance and more, and LSU's Flau'jae Johnson on her last home game as a senior and looking ahead to playing 3-seed Duke in the sweet sixteen.

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Steve Gardner and Bob Nightengale preview the most expensive division in the MLB: the NL West. They dive into the Dodgers super roster, concerns with the Colorado Rockies, and their outlook for the Diamondbacks, Giants and Padres.

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Bob Nightengale and Steve Gardner prep fans for a wide-open NL Central. The Chicago Cubs have made lots of moves in the offseason picking up Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman. But are those moves enough to take down the Brewers, Reds, Cards and Pirates this season?

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In this edition of Sports Seriously MLB Show, Steve Gardner and Bob Nightengale break down an exciting NL East division. We have two opposite approaches to the 2026 season in the Mets and Phillies. One completely overhauled their roster, while the other kept all their top talent from last year. The question is: who will take the division this year? We'll also touch on the injuries plaguing the Atlanta Braves and raise questions around the Miami Marlins and Washington Nationals plans for the season.

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