The Herd with Colin Cowherd

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Nick Wright is joined by Colin Cowherd to react to a wild World Cup and the USMNT's chances of going on a deep run following arguably the best start to a World Cup in the country's history. Next, they discuss potential landing spots for LeBron James including joining up with Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Miami Heat, Steph Curry's Golden State Warriors, and Donovan Mitchell's Cleveland Cavaliers after his departure from the Los Angeles Lakers. Later, they react to the Minnesota Timberwolves trading for LaMelo Ball and whether they are ready to contend with Victor Wembanyama's San Antonio Spurs in the NBA's Western Conference. #Volume
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Reality catches up to the Celtics, Brad Steven has a boss and the new reality of the NBA means Jaylen Brown had no place in Boston. As Lebron looks for a new team, Colin explains how he’s looking at everything and posits the two teams he sees landing King James. Colin dishes out the truth to “soccer doesn’t work in US” guy. WNBA players rank Caitlin Clark the 11th best guard as the madness around the superstar continues. Fox soccer analyst Stu Holden joins the Herd to discuss the red card suspension for Folarin Balogun and who can step up for Team USA in his place, and the advantage Mexico has in Azteca against England.
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Volume basketball analyst Jason Timpf joins Colin to discuss moves across NBA free agency, including the plan for the Lakers after Lebron leaves as they add Walker Kessler. Is Spain really a lock for the World Cup final? You don’t need to be in deep on soccer to see the skill from Team USA.
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Colin and J-Mac react to DeAndre Ayton getting traded from the Lakers to the Wizards. US Men’s National Team midfielder Giovanni Reyna talks to Colin about losing out on Folarin Balogun, rematching against Belgium on Monday, his relationship with coach Mauricio Pochettino and how the team has come together so well. Dishing out Tomorrow’s Headlines Today for the World Cup.
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Reality catches up to the Celtics, Brad Steven has a boss and the new reality of the NBA means Jaylen Brown had no place in Boston. US Men’s National Team midfielder Giovanni Reyna talks to Colin about losing out on Folarin Balogun, rematching against Belgium on Monday, his relationship with coach Mauricio Pochettino and how the team has come together so well. Plus, Colin and J-Mac react to DeAndre Ayton getting traded from the Lakers to the Wizards.
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