Kaylyn and Tom are the brother and sister that are always talking sports and they want to share their fresh and unique perspective to the world. Years of experience together helps them as they break down the latest news and stories in football, basketball, baseball, and everything in between.
Kaylyn and Tom take a look at the surprising MLB playoffs. They talk about whether the playoff format needs to change and why scoring is down this October. Then they give their thoughts on the college football and NFL seasons so far. They talk about Tennessee upsetting Alabama and some of the other trends we are seeing in football so far.
Kaylyn and Tom make their predictions for each wild card matchup. They talk about all the interesting pitching decisions including Jose Quintana starting game 1? And Jacob Degrom potentially being used for game 3?? Then they wrap up the WNBA season and predict Becky Hamon's future. Finally, they discuss Tua's concussion and whether it was a second concussion and the potential fallout of the situation.
Kaylyn and Tom talk about the recent NFL draft and the lack of offensive players taken in the first round. Then they make their predictions for the second round of the playoffs and who their favorites are to win it all. Finally, they give an update on women's sports and talk about the state of the game.
Kaylyn and Tom make their predictions for the upcoming baseball season. They pick playoffs teams, MVPs, Cy Young winners, and some underrated players to look out for. Tom picks a team to make world series that Kaylyn doesn't expect to make the playoffs. They also talk about March Madness and the upcoming Masters.
Kaylyn and Tom are back and discussing the calendar year for sports. They talk about which months are best and which just don't live up. They also talk about the stories going on now in sports including the MLB lockout, the NFL Draft, March Madness predictions, and Lebron James.
To prepare for this years Super Bowl, Kaylyn and Tom have a fun game. They take turns drafting all 32 NFL teams in the order they think that the team is least likely to win a Super Bowl in their lifetime.