00:00:18 - 00:02:12 Goldberg's Retirement Match: The Coach brings up Goldberg's training for a retirement match. Vince Russo expresses his indifference, questioning the relevance of wrestlers returning after years away. He imagines a peaceful retirement away from the spotlight, dreaming of relaxation in Aruba rather than comebacks.

00:03:45 - 00:06:53
The Business Side of Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductions:
A discussion on immortal matches entering the Hall of Fame sparks a conversation about monetizing nostalgia. Vince and the Coach critique the commercialization of wrestling events and express nostalgia for Vince McMahon's era, which apparently valued fans more.

00:06:53 - 00:10:25
Ticket Pricing and Fan Accessibility:
The duo laments the rising costs of wrestling events, recapping Vince McMahon's more fan-friendly pricing. They point out how the current high prices make it tough for families to attend events, adding to their concerns about the business motivations of modern wrestling companies.

00:10:56 - 00:17:24
A Heated Debate on The Beatles:
An unexpected and passionate discussion arises when someone on a clip dismisses The Beatles as overrated. Both Vince and Coach are quick to defend The Beatles' legendary status, highlighting their timeless impact on music. They express disbelief and shared shock over such opinions.

00:17:39 - 00:19:10
Wrap-Up & Sign-Off:
The episode wraps up with light banter, personal anecdotes, and the ever-present hope of The Coach spending sunny days on a beach, as Vince humorously imagines.

Welcome to today's episode of Coach and Company for March 31st. This episode is packed with excitement and insights from the world of sports betting and analysis. Our host, Jonathan Coachman, is joined by a dynamic group of expert analysts and guests, including Jonathan Zaslow from ESPN Radio, Rafael Esparza, and Big Chuck, among others. They break down the latest sports events, discuss upcoming matchups, and offer their best bets for the day.

We dive into the NBA, explore the excitement around Major League Baseball's return, and touch on the gripping final four of the men's basketball tournament. Plus, we hear from PFL fighter Jason Jackson as he prepares for his next big event. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a betting guru, this episode offers insights and strategies to keep you informed and entertained. So, sit back, relax, and let's dive into Coach and Company!

00:00 - Introduction

• Vince Russo opens the show, teasing about Coach's absence and his golf pursuits.

• Coach sends a message while on a trip, defending his dedication to the show amidst banter between Vince and Tommy.

• Discussion on the Yankees' recent performance and the turbo bat phenomenon. Tommy expresses his admiration for Cody Bellinger and dismisses claims of illegal bats. Vince reflects on how this bat could've impacted baseball history and its implications on the game today.

• Vince and Tommy discuss how offensive plays, like home runs, can revitalize the excitement in baseball, drawing parallels to historic home run races in the sport.

• Vince shares his take on American sports culture versus international crowds, particularly the singing crowds at wrestling events, pointing out Drew McIntyre's approach to controlling the crowd and punches at Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes for indulging the audience too much.

• Analyzing the upcoming John Cena vs. Cody Rhodes face-off, Vince and Tommy discuss what's needed to elevate their stale storyline, emphasizing personal jabs and the potential inclusion of Vince McMahon's name to add spice to the narrative.

• Vince and Tommy debate the impact of a triple threat match involving Centimeters Punk on Jey Uso's standing, highlighting the potential mic drop moment and storyline expansion with Paul Heyman.

• Tommy speculates on the favor Punk expects from Heyman, which could alter the dynamics with Roman Reigns post-WrestleMania.

• Vince shares experiences with lawsuits and critiques by wrestling figures, reflecting on the business environment and urging for resilience against personal attacks.