The Full Go with Jason Goff The Ringer

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason, Tony, and Kyle discuss how to fix the Bulls. The guys go through what the team should do with Zach LaVine, why relevance is important for the big-market team, and what moves can get the team back to being relevant quicker (1:26). Next, Jason welcomes former NBA player and his broadcast partner Kendall Gill to talk about Kendall’s thoughts on the Josh Giddey trade, his takeaways from the NBA Finals, and how Michael Jordan had better stats at home. The two also chat about Kendall’s son, Phoenix, committing to Northwestern for basketball (51:07). Next, Jason welcomes the Chicago Tribune’s Julia Poe to talk about the Chicago Sky and the Bulls. They talk about whether the Sky were ready for the spotlight, the differences between the WNBA and NBA, and the direction of the Bulls (1:18:08).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guests: Kendall Gill and Julia Poe
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason and the fellas discuss the pressures they face in their lives (1:23). Next, Jason discusses the Sky-Fever game. He digs into why Angel Reese can be one of the biggest stars in the city, his FanDuel win, and Caitlin Clark’s superb passing game. He also gives his thoughts on A’ja Wilson’s new signature logo (36:52). Then, Jason discusses the Cubs’ series loss against the Mets, White Sox starting pitching, and the team’s baserunning gaffes (56:07). To wrap, Jason delves into Kelly Stafford’s viral comments about making Matthew Stafford jealous (1:05:46).
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Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts with a story about his journey with his car. He also breaks down the Sky-Wings game. Next, Jason gives his thoughts on the Alex Caruso trade. He explains why he understands Bulls fans' frustrations, how the market told the Bulls what Caruso’s value was, and how everyone has that one player they don’t want to see traded by their favorite team. He also explains what the trade means for Lonzo Ball's playing prospects next year. After that, Jason gives his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s "Pop Out" show on Juneteenth. He explains why the moment was bigger than the Drake beef and talks about how he loves seeing the West Coast unite onstage.
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Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the podcast by talking about his trip to Barnes & Noble. After that, he pays his respects to Willie Mays. He talks about Mays's impact on baseball and his importance to the sport (1:25). Following that, Jason welcomes Lisa Byington to the podcast. The two talk about what it's been like reintroducing people to the WNBA, what’s going on with the Aces, and Chennedy Carter’s ascension. The two also chat about Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese and how the two are brimming with talent (28:10). Next, Jason explains why it’s time for the Cubs to operate like a big-market team and why they need a superstar (56:28). To wrap, Jason recaps the NBA Finals. He explains which Celtics player he’s happy for, why Jaylen Brown is the heart and soul of the Celtics, and how far the Bulls are from playing on this stage (1:12:45).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Lisa Byington
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the podcast by recapping the Sky-Fever game. He talks about the early start times, Chennedy Carter's starting spot, and how impressive Angel Reese’s rebounding is (1:28). Next, Jason welcomes Bobby and Angel Massie to the podcast to talk about Wanderland Outdoors, the couple’s luxury outfitter that aims to make the outdoors more accessible. They also talk about what it’s like going into business with your significant other, what the most important part of protecting a rookie quarterback is, and how fast NFL players know when a guy isn’t "The Guy." (27:05)
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Host: Jason Goff
Guests: Angel and Bobby Massie
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the podcast by detailing his day out in Chicago. He tells a story about meeting a fan in the bathroom before handing out some bathroom etiquette (1:20). Next, Jason welcomes Chicago Sky color commentator Stephen Bardo to the pod. The two talk about the physicality in the NBA, whether Chennedy Carter should start, and the importance of Teresa Weatherspoon. Next, the two discuss the Sky being ready for the wave of population, the rise of Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese, and how Reese can continue to improve her game before wrapping with some NBA Finals talk (31:32).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Stephen Bardo
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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