The Ben Maller Show

Ben Maller discusses the looming MLB labor dispute, predicting a 2027 lockout due to owners' refusal to share finances or accept a salary cap.

Ben Maller analyzes Vita Vea’s trade request from the Buccaneers, viewing it as a leverage play for guaranteed money rather than a genuine desire to leave.

Ben Maller discusses a new Shohei Ohtani 30-for-30 documentary alleging a clandestine parking lot meeting regarding his gambling scandal, suggesting MLB protected the star.

Ben Maller scrutinizes the 49ers' 11-day delay in reporting Kyle Shanahan’s car accident, questioning the lack of leaks and criticizing NFL media for prioritizing access over investigative journalism.

Ben Maller analyzes LeBron James joining the 76ers, mocking Patrick Beverly’s claim that they are now the most dominant team ever.

Ben Maller critiques Bill Belichick’s proposal for a universal NFL-NCAA rulebook, arguing that standardizing rules would strip college football of its unique soul.

Ben Maller scrutinizes the 49ers' delayed disclosure of Kyle Shanahan’s car accident, questioning the NFL’s narrative control and media complicity.

Ben Maller is joined by Jerry Coleman to discuss John Harbaugh’s move to the Giants and Lamar Jackson’s contract situation.

Ben Maller kicks off the episode by celebrating obscure holidays like Culinarian’s Day and National Carousel Day, sharing historical trivia about merry-go-rounds.

Ben Maller analyzes Spain’s World Cup victory over Argentina, arguing that Lionel Messi’s legacy remains intact despite the loss.

Ben Maller kicks off the episode by discussing National Drive-Thru and Tequila Days, sharing historical trivia about their origins.

Ben Maller predicts LeBron James will join the Miami Heat for two more seasons before retiring after the 2028 Olympics.