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Chad and Justin discuss how Major League Baseball has joined other leagues in embracing extremes with the rise of the Three True Outcomes.

Chad and Justin discuss a system that quantifies the most successful picks, teams and GMs in the volatile NBA Draft.

Chad and Justin recap the 2017 NBA Finals and discuss how a fifth Finals loss doesn't hurt LeBron James' overall legacy.

Chad and Justin look for reasons behind the blowouts in the 2017 NBA Playoffs and determine whether or not the league has a lack of parity.

With another NBA season concluding with an upset Dwight Howard, Chad and Justin wonder if his polarizing personality has completely overshadowed his impressive career.

Chad and Justin evaluate reasons that could have led to the league-wide offensive explosion and track the trends back to the banishment of hand-checking.

Chad and Justin examine Giannis Antetokounmpo's place among the NBA’s all-time best “Swiss Army Knife” players.

Chad and Justin discuss the best seasons that didn't win MVP and the prospect of history repeating for Russell Westbrook.

Chad and Justin discuss Devin Booker's 70-point explosion - the latest in a long tradition of monster scoring performances that were made possible by teammates' tampering.

Chad and Justin define what it means to be an efficient NBA scorer and why it's important to both a player's reputation and his team's success.

Chad and Justin put an old cliché on trial to determine whether or not data supports the idea that defense wins championships in the NBA.

Chad and Justin evaluate the NBA's best young players and decide whether to buy, sell or hold metaphorical stock in them.

Chad and Justin illustrate how it's not just Westbrook and Harden posting an insane amount of triple-doubles and give reasons for the league-wide trend.

Chad and Justin use the innovative/nonsensical “Kimmy Schmidt scale” to determine which NBA records are truly “unbreakable.”

Anthony Davis is off to an incredible start, but his team...not so much. Where does he compare to other great performances from players on bad teams?

NFL teams are passing more than ever this season, so Chad and Justin break down the reasons behind the passing game's decades-long rise and determine whether or not the increase is good for the league.