Friday, April 2nd 2010

The CMI Show Preview

LOS ANGELES, April 2, 2010 - Tune in to The CMI Show this weekend to hear FOX Sports Radio host Chris Myers interview the following guests:

• Nick Schuyler - the sole survivor of a boating accident in Florida that claimed the lives of three men will discuss his book, "Not Without Hope," which details his personal account of the tragedy and his survival
  
  
• Tim McCarver - the former Major League Baseball catcher and FOX Sports commentator will share his predictions for the MLB season and discuss who he believes are the league’s best pitchers and catchers
  
  
• Rodney Harrison - the two-time Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots will discuss the overtime rule changes in the NFL
  
  
• Jeremy Roenick - the former NHL All-Star will discuss the controversial issue of homosexuals playing in the league
  

In case you missed the program last week, here are some highlights from Myers' interview with Los Angeles Lakers Head Coach, Phil Jackson:

On Kobe Bryant going after six rings…

Chris Myers: "Does Kobe talk about that, getting to the six rings?"

Phil Jackson: "Without a doubt. He doesn't talk about it, but we know it’s there. Without a doubt it's part of his what he considers a legacy for him."

On the possibility of winning a triple championship…

Phil Jackson: "Next year who knows? If we win it would be hard to say no and walk away from an opportunity to do this thing uh three more times and have another triple championship club."

On his relationship with Jeanie Buss…

Phil Jackson: "We are very serious! That is a continuing companionship in our lives and we are very fortunate for me to not only have the opportunity to coach the Lakers, but the opportunity to meet and have a love affair with this woman."

About The CMI Show
The CMI Show is a three-hour weekend program hosted by Chris Myers and features conversations with newsmakers and significant figures from the world of sports, as well as commentary and observations by Myers. The program is nationally syndicated by the FOX Sports Radio Network and can be heard on more than 260 stations nationwide. Please visit www.FOXSportsRadio.com for more information.


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