Bros and Pros: Recent Episodes
Ryan Bass & Justin Granit
"Bros and Pros", hosted by 10Sports anchors Ryan Bass and Justin Granit, is a weekly sports podcast. Ryan and Justin discuss the hot topics in Tampa Bay sports, but that's only the beginning. They'll be joined by athletes, executives and other big names from around the world of sports, and more!
On this week's podcast, Ryan tells Justin about his latest boating adventure and the guys discuss the Rays signing of Yoshi Tsutsugo, Jameis Winston's future following his record-breaking regular season and why the Yankees made the worst signing of all-time.
On this week's podcast, Ryan campaigns for Justin to attend Gronk Beach at Super Bowl LIV and issues JG a challenge. Also, the guys discuss FSU hiring Mike Norvell, USF bringing Jeff Scott to Tampa and debating if the Rays made the right move by trading Tommy Pham.
On this week's episode, Ryan and Justin discuss Orlando's pitch to bring baseball to The City Beautiful. Plus, describing Dirk Koetter's tenure in Tampa as he prepares to face his old squad. Also, the NCAA gets hammered in this week's #DontPraiseMeBro
On this week's episode, Justin teases Ryan after his "friend" Chris Young doesn't give him the scoop. Also, was firing Willie Taggart the right move for FSU? Plus, rebuild or retool the Bucs? Also, a #DontPraiseMeBro to Baker.
On this week's episode of Bros and Pros, Ryan and Justin reflect on the one-year anniversary of the podcast, discuss Justin's distaste for Houston, the Rays remarkable run and why the end of the road has come for Jameis Winston in Tampa Bay. Plus, #DontPraiseMeBro and more!
On this week's edition of the podcast, Ryan denies Justin a sweet treat, Buy it or BS for the Bucs NFC South chances, the Rays playoff hopes hang in the balance and defending #BillsMafia
On this week's Bros and Pros, Ryan prepares to get cozy at the Granit compound, finally gives Justin his wedding present two years later and the boys break down the same old Jameis, Rays playoff chances and why Alabama is spying on its own students.