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Covid can't stop us, but it has delayed us for 2 weeks.  We try to shake off the rust as we discuss a unique clause in Kyler Murray's contract, Vince Mcmahon steps down, and more!

We're back from a week off as Chadthemark returns from SEC country and Mr. Brown returns from the Windy City.  Plus, is Curry passing Lebron is stature, and we discuss some random running backs.  

We're back from Detroit Rock City and Port Clinton, OH with a bountiful haul of walleye.  Warriors look to lock up the chip and we all genuinely like the movie Hustle.

We're 2 games into the NBA Finals so we discuss the value that is Draymond.  1991 was a great year for rock music, and we try to guess sports cities based off of vague clues.

We survived the holiday weekend, and we get a chance to look forward to summer, we anticipate the NBA Finals, debate the best baseball movie of all time, and discuss the history of Saturday Night Live

Chad vents about the lack of common sense and sports knowledge from a bout at a minor league park, Mr. Brown is happy Acuna is back, and we enjoy the 2022 NFL Draft!  Plus, NBA playoffs march on!

Miggy and Pujols chase down some milestones, early thoughts on the baseball season, Jay Wright, and NBA Playoffs!

We're happy to be a week into baseball season, but we've identified the fact that we sometimes wish things to be like they used to be.  We get a little in our feels in this one.  NBA play in tourney and NIL get poo poo'd on as well!

MLB is finally here, NBA playoffs are almost set as the Lakers bow out, and Wrestlemania!!!

Mr. Brown jumps on to celebrate the past and boldly look toward the future with some fellow social media admins over some corresponding Braves groups.  Opening Day is finally here!

We hit everything from mountain climbing to Wrestlemania in this one, but we give our thoughts on the upcoming baseball season and if Coach K goes out a baller or UNC gets the last laugh......all while the power went out.  It was a pitch-black show, but we had plenty to talk about!

The virtuoso, Barry Laminack talks all things Houston sports with us, life as a standup comedian, hanging with John Witherspoon, and the book James Harden could write if he wanted to.

We have a great March Madness tourney, but damn.....the NFL is the gift that keeps on giving.  

Happy St. Patty's Day to one and all!  We say the let the madness begin because the NCAA tournament is now in full swing, but the madness is extending to the NFL and MLB offseason as well.  We also get special guest, Phil Barth, of Cleveland fandom to help us understand a little about just what goes into the mind of a Cleveland sports nut.  Chuck Norris will be waiting on you at the end of the episode.

The former ESPN personality and update voice for Mike & Mike is truly a March Madness fanatic.  Always enjoy our conversations, but this one covered the free agency roulette of MLB and NFL as of now, March Madness, and what Coach K's legacy may be.  We're always sure to get one great story out of Bob, and this episode was no different!

No Baseball news, so we pivot to the NFL combine and tiny hands.  Coach K's last home game is Saturday, so we discuss his legacy, and former NFL lineman turned construction magnate, turned inspirational speaker, Marques Ogden stops by.

Wrestlemania season is upon us, so the rumor mill for the marquee matches take shape.  Baseball is still stuck with no resolution in sight, Cain Velasquez shot someone, and Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady still take the headlines.

Baseball is now going to be cancelling games.  Today was the deadline and nothing happened.  Let the despair pour in.

We get time to discuss the MLB work stoppage and why its where its at.  Lebron's terrible run as a GM, the NBA 75 (they've got some bad omissions), and Anthony Bomasuto stops by to talk Bills, Yanks, and all things collectibles.

We get our time with Darren Smith, back from the Super Bowl.  Great insight from his time out in LA.  MLB has us fearing the worst.  Does anyone get excited for NBA All Star Weekend?  Plus, we recap the last 22 years of Super Bowl halftime shows.