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So you wanna talk sports? Mitch Kaminski give you some weekly sports truth and break down the hottest topics around the world of sports.
Award-winning director for ESPN's "30 for 30" docuseries, Andy Billman, joins the show to discuss his new film "War on the Diamond." The documentary tells the story of Ray Chapman - the only MLB player killed by a pitch - and the 100-year rivalry between the Yankees and Indians. Andy discusses his inspiration for the film; great moments in the rivalry's history; untold stories about the man that killed Chapman, and how the MLB would have changed if George Steinbrenner had bought the Indians. He also talks about the most significant trade in Indians history and his thoughts on the White Sox collapse from a Clevelander's perspective.
2:41 Inspiration for the documentary
4:55 Why the Ray Chapman story has been forgotten
7:26 Exclusive Carl Mays audio
9:33 Untold story about Babe Ruth and Mays torturing their manager
11:10 What makes the Yankees and Indians a real rivalry
15:26 What the MLB would look like if George Steinbrenner bought the Indians
17:50 Fan's reaction to watching Chapman get killed
20:40 Why did it take so long to implement batting helmets?
22:34 Greatest trade in Indians history
25:09 Thoughts on the 2022 White Sox collapse from a Cleveland perspective
Link To Film:https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/war-on-the-diamond/id1652796135
YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZZoA0Hi2urE
It was a Championship weekend in Phoenix, and there was a ton to discuss. The guys explain why their Joey Logano predictions came true, whether or not Ross Chastain deserves blame for his move on Chase Elliot and Christopher Bell's bright future with JGR. They also talk about Chase Elliot's bland post-race interviews and why the pressure is on Ryan Blaney next year.
Jimmie Johnson is now a new owner. The guys explain why he was surprised by the announcement and why the exciting pairing of Noah Gragson and Erik Jones gives Petty GMS a reason for optimism.
Mitchell and Patrick also discuss nobody wrecking Ty Gibbs, Zane Smith's late race charge to the front, and drivers and teams to watch for next season. Finally, reveal their picks for the last wrap of the week of the year.
Ross Chastain just pulled off the most electric move in NASCAR history, so why do so many drivers want it banned? Mitchell and Patrick break down the viral "Hail Melon" that Chastain pulled off and why it will be tough to replicate on other tracks.
They also discuss how Christopher Bell's clutch win has helped turn him from an afterthought into the future of Joe Gibbs Racing.
Mitch and Patrick also discuss the spoiled brat Ty Gibbs and how his short-sided move against a teammate during the Xfinity Race could wind up costing him long term. They also make their championship predictions for the Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series and reveal their "wrap of the week."
Mitchell and Patrick discuss the improvements of RFK this season, Kyle Larson kicking everyone's ass at Homestead, the lack of a playoff atmosphere from fans, Kyle Busch's departing shot at Joe Gibbs Racing, who makes it to the championship four, their wrap of the week, and NASCAR on ice.
NASCAR lays the hammer down and suspends Bubba Wallace for one race for his on-track incident with Kyle Larson. Did the punishment fit the crime? Mitchell and Patrick debate whether it was fair and ifBubba is held to a different standard than other drivers.
They also discuss the great battle between Joey Logano and Ross Chastain. They lay out a path for Logano to win the championship in Phinoex and explain why Ross Chastain gives off serial killer vibes.
Gene Haas is back in the headlines for his dysfunctional race team. Uncle Tony Stewart wants Cole Custer out of the car, but Gene wants him to stay. The guys discuss if Custer deserves a cup ride.
Finally, they say farewell to Kurt Busch, praise Hallie Deegan for a strong debut, make their Homestead predictions, and reveal their picks for "wrap of the week."
We had an elimination race at the Charlotte Roval, and it sucked until a sign saved the day, and chaos ensued. Mitchell vents about his guy Daniel Suarez getting eliminated from the playoffs and expresses frustration with professional podcaster Corey Lajoie.
The guys discuss Chase Elliot finally showing emotion, the lack of respect amongst drivers, and why equipment decides the playoffs, not driver talent.
They then preview the round of eight, make their final four predictions, and reveal their picks for wrap of the week.
It's Talladega week. Mitch and Patrick break down all the action from the fastest superspeedway in NASCAR.
They explain how Carson Hocevar has turned the Truck Series into a circus, why Hallie Deegan doesn't deserve an Xfinity ride, and why AJ Allmendinger needs a 30 for 30 episode.
They also discuss if it was a good race at Talladega, Chase Elliot's winning move, drivers being terrified of concussions, and who is in trouble heading into the Roval.
Are too many flaws being exposed in the next-gen car? Has it been good or bad for the sport? They make their predictions for who wins in Charlotte and who gets knocked out before the round of eight. Finally, Mitch explains why one racing series is just as dysfunctional as NASCAR but doesn't get as much grief.
The racing may not have been good, but Texas provided no shortage of excitement. Mitch and Patrick discuss the tire roulette and debate whether this "WWE" racing style is killing the sport.
They explain why these playoffs have been a black eye for NASCAR, break down the William Byron and Denny Hamlin feud, and discuss Ty Gibbs immaturity.
Forget reconfiguring it; Mitch and Patrick make a case for abandoning Texas Motor Speedway altogether. Finally, the boys reveal their cars for" wrap of the week" and discuss Jimmy Johnson's retirement from full-time racing and Kyle Busch running the Indy 500.
In episode four of Penske Material, Mitchell and Patrick discuss Kyle Busch's move to RCR. They explain why it's an excellent move for Rowdy, how RCR is now the most unlikeable race team, and why Tyler Reddick is in for a rough 2023 season.
They then recap the second race of the playoffs at Kansas.
Bubba Wallace silences the doubters, great midpack racing with playoff implications, and Ross Chastain kills Kevin Harvick's season.
The final race of the first round is this weekend. Who wins, and who gets eliminated?
The All-Star race is moving to North Wilkesboro. Mitch explains what this track needs to do to make it a more enjoyable fan experience. Which track should get two races, and which ones should be dropped from the schedule?
Finally, they discuss the Indy Car championship and explain why it's the best racing series nobody knows about.
Fires, engines exploding, and cars slamming into the wall! Darlington was a marathon. Mitchell explains why Erik Jones's victory was no Mickey Mouse win despite many of the top cars being unable to finish.
Love him or hate him, Denny Hamlin is good for NASCAR. A choice he made this weekend could pay dividends down the road.
Is Ross Chastain in trouble? Don't be surprised if Daniel Suarez makes it farther in the playoffs than his Trackhouse teammate.
Mitch also discusses Kevin Harvick calling out NASCAR, the first episode of Race For The Championship, why Kansas has the potential to be the best race of the first round, and championship four predictions.
In Episode 2 of Penske Material, Mitch and Pat discuss the wreck fest at Daytona, the move that gave Austin Dillion the win, and debate whether the current playoff system is good for the sport.
Next, they discuss Tyler Reddick handling the awkward situation at RCR with class. Yet Richard Childress is still being an ass. They also discuss if Brad Keselowski and RFK should be concerned by their abysmal performance this season and reveal their "wrap of the week."
Finally, playoff predictions for the round of 16 and the "wrap of the week" are revealed.
Jimmy Garoppolo agreed to a restructured one-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers that has a surprising twist. What does Garoppolo's deal mean for the 49ers, and could it have a negative contract on Trey Lance?
In the inaugural episode of Penske Material, Mitch and Patrick discuss the drama at Watkins Glen, grade Kimi Raikkonen's Cup debut, and toy with the possibility of Kyle Busch to Kauling Racing. Hear who they want to see in the 91 car next, their Daytona predictions, and the debut of a new segment, "wrap of the week."
The NFL season is around the corner, but a player who wasn't even at training camp is stealing all the headlines. Rumors are swirling about Tom Brady filming the Masked singer. Dana White drops a bombshell, Cleveland is the worst organization in football, and Kevin Durant wants his coach and GM fired. Who is to blame for the White sox train wreck? A surprise sleeper pick to win the AFC West.
Roquan Smith has requested a trade. He deserves to be paid the problem is he has no leverage. Mitchell explains why Roquan Smith is going about the situation all wrong.
Mitchell discusses Tim Anderson's beef with Josh Donalson, how the Warriors making the NBA finals impacts Kevin Durant's legacy, and Joc Pederson's funny explanation for getting slapped. Louie the dog also makes a suprise guest appearance!
Mitchell attempts to shut up the Chris Paul haters. He explains why the Jimbo Fisher and Nick Saban feud is hypocritical and the Heat are in trouble. Lil Wayne picking a fight with the Mavericks is a bad look, the Seahawks trading for Baker Mayfield is stupid, nobody is talking about the Lighting's impressive stretch, and more.
It's time for playoff hockey in the NHL! Bradley Hockey play-by-play broadcaster Matt Harrington joins the show to discuss the biggest storylines of the Stanley Cup playoffs. He breaks down each series and reveals his surprising Stanley Cup prediction.
For the first time in years, we are set for a boring NFL Draft night. Mitchell explains why the Celtics and Bucks series could have an impact on Kevin Durant's legacy. He also discusses Doc Rivers and James folding in the playoffs and why this is Chris Paul's last chance to win a ring.
Mitchell defends Mike Tyson after he beats up a drunk fan. The Nets are being outcoached. Blurring the middle finger on TV is stupid. Superstars can't carry teams anymore. Demar DeRozan's playoff narrative is unfair. Debo Samuel is making a big mistake. Tony La Russa is might be drunk while making the lineup and Dallas Keuchel is washed.
When a great opportunity comes along it is important to take advantage of it because you may never get the same opportunity again. Other times in life it is best to not say what you are thinking because you can dig yourself into a hole. Mitchell discusses how Clayton Kershaw missed out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and why Russell Westbrook and Baker Mayfield have a lot in common. He also explains why Derek Carr is worth the money, how Zion Williamson is tormenting Pelicans fans and why the T-wolves deserved to celebrate. He wraps up the show with a complete breakdown of the NBA playoffs and makes his predictions.
Mitchell rambles about the Clippers having no fans, the Lakers season being mercifully ended, coach K's last game, Bruce Arians taking shots at Tom Brady, White Sox injury problems, and the upcoming MLB season. Oliver Micalak joins the show to discuss the most exciting MLB team nobody is talking about.
Mitchell discusses why he is glad the Peacocks got eliminated from the NCAA tournament, Bruce Arians' suspicious retirement, why the Rams are currently the best-run franchise in the NFL, who the NBA MVP should be, why trading Anthony Davis will be difficult and more.
Mitchell discusses the Dodger's addition of Freddie Freeman, the Colt's surprising upgrade at QB, why the Chiefs were smart in not over paying Tyreek Hill, and wide reivers stock rising across the NFL. He also defends Baker Mayfield and explains why the Browns traded one problem for another with DeShaun Watson, gives Free Money advice for the NCAA tournament, and explains why one team is the clear NBA favorite right now.
Mitch rambles about St. Patrick's day being overrated, contemplates whether or not Tom Brady does dishes, and compares the Jaguar's moves to a shopping spree at Walmart. He also explains why the Steelers are getting a winning QB in Mitch Trubisky and breaks down all the big NFL and MLB moves. He wraps up the show by arguing the MVC needs more respect in the NCAA Tournament.
The NCAA tournament hasn't started but the sports madness has already begun! The biggest trade in NFL history just went down and the Broncos were a part of it. Broncos die-hard, Marshall Macaluso returns to the show to break down the deal.
We debate how effective Carson Wentz will be in Washington, whether Calvin Ridley's gambling suspension is fair and who we are taking to win the NBA Finals. We also discuss why the NFL Combine is a waste of time, the Bear's poor return for Khalil Mack, baseball returning, fans trashing Russell Westbrook, and more!
James Harden is off to a fast start with the 76er but that doesn't mean the trade should be considered a success. Mitchell explains why there are still some big question marks surrounding Harden. He also thinks the Bulls have a lot of startling similarities to another Chicago team and why it's cause for concern.
Aidan Conklin joins the show to discuss the Kirk Cousins getting criticized by his former coach, whether Carson Wentz could be the Broncos solution at QB, Kyler Murray's antics, Mitch Trubusky's rising stock, and NFL Draft prospects.
Mitchell wraps up the show by sending a message to all the people on Twitter criticizing millionaire baseball players for fighting for even more money.
Patrick Kushamn joins the show to talk about Aaron Rodgers's future in Green Bay, the Daytona 500 crushing the NBA All-Star game in the ratings, and whether or not the MLB s fading into irrelevance. Mitchell also discusses the Zion Williamson drama in New Orleans and trading LeBron James.
Mitchell was in Los Angles for Super Bowl 56 and did some big J journalism. He explains why drafting an o-lineman is like getting socks for Christmas. He also argues that Matt Stafford made one of the greatest throws in Super Bowl history. Raven's Pro-Bowler Patrick Ricard tells Mitch who his favorite fullbacks of all time are and Mitchell reveals what Logan Thomas thinks of Washington's new name. Finally, he discusses how DeMar DeRozan ignored the analytics and turned himself into an MVP candidate.
We got Woj Bombs and Super Bowl talk. Mitchell discusses how the Ben Simmons and James Harden trade was really just two teams swapping prima donnas and how lethal the 76ers pick and roll will be. He also discusses the Lakers not making any moves, the price of Lebron James joining your team, the QB nobody is talking about and his top three Super Bowl bets.
Mitchell explains why he is baffled that Brian Flores is still on the market to be an NFL head coach and why he can win his lawsuit against the NFL. He also gives all the new head coaching hires grades and addresses Tom Brady's retirement.
Mitchell is basking in the glory of the Packers loss. He discusses why Joe Burrow reminded him of Andrew Luck, why Aaron Rodgers has only himself to blame for Green Bay's loss, how Matt Stafford proved the Rams right, and why the Bills can't blame a coin toss losing. He also talks about the controversial baseball Hall of Fame voting and gives his Championship round betting picks.
Mitchell Kaminski speaks with former White Sox pitcher and 1993 Cy Young Award winner Jack McDowell. McDowell shares his thoughts on how analytics are ruining baseball and why automated strike zones are bad news for hitters. He discusses what it was like going through a strike as a player in 1994 and the White Sox chances of winning the World Series that year. He also reveals whether he used any foreign substances when he pitched, the toughest opponent he ever faced, why the White Sox didn't resign him, his thoughts on Tony La Russa, and more!
(1:04) -McDowell's beef with analytics and metrics
(4:48)- How was he able to throw so many complete games?
(11:35)- Wild stories about players doctoring baseballs.
(15:29)- 1994 strike. Would the White Sox have won the World Series?
(21:44)- Why didn't the White Sox resign him?
(23:00)-Winning the Cy Young Award & why wins mattered to him as a pitching stat
(27:18)- Who was the toughest hitter he ever faced?
Mitchell Kaminski explains who is to blame for the Cowboy's first-round exit. He also talks about how the Lakers have become the most interesting train wreck in the NBA, Russell Westbrook getting benched, Frank Vogel's future, and who the MVP of the NBA is at this point of the season. Finally, he gives his Free Money betting picks for the NFL Divisional Round.
Mitchell explains why Brandon Staley committed coaching malpractice this season and cost the Chargers a playoff spot. He goes over the best and worst NFL job openings after Black Monday; explains how this season is showcasing that Russell Westbrook never should have won an MVP; cautions the Bulls to not trade Coby White, and predicts that Aaron Rodgers will play the victim if he doesn't win MVP. Finally, Mitch gives his Free Money betting picks for Wild Card Weekend.
Mitchell talks about why Baker Mayfield's shoulder injury is a valid excuse for his poor play and provides an interesting theory on Nick Foles. He also explains why the fate of non-Power 5 conferences is in Cincinnati's hands and why the Lakers are getting exactly what they paid for in Russell Westbrook. Mitch pays tribute to John Madden with some unique facts about his life that you may not know. Finally, he gives his NFL Free Money betting advice for Week 17.
Mitchell Kaminski rants about that abomination of a Monday Night Football game but explains why there could be a positive silver lining for the Bears moving forward. Aidan Conklin joins the show and the two discuss the Vikings playoff chances, COVID running rampant in the NFL, Tom Brady's constant poor sportsmanship, whether Jalen Hurts is a franchise QB, and more. Finally, Mitchell gives his Free Money betting picks for week 16 of the NFL.
Mitchell is going on a betting strike against the Broncos. He explains why and gives his takeaways from the SEC Championship and Week 14 of the NFL. He gives his Free Money Week 14 betting advice and previews every game that you should put your money on.
There was some major shakeups in the college football landscape. Did Brian Kelly handle his exit poorly? Mitchell discusses what to make of Lincoln Riley's move to USC and Adrian Martinez's legacy at Nebraska. The MLB had a free agency frenzy and a work stoppage. Mitchell also toils with the question of how good is Mac Jones really? Then explains why Baker Mayfield needs to stop flapping his gums to the media. Finally, Mitchell reveals his Free Money betting advice for NFL Week 13.
Mitchell Kaminski and Aidan Conklin discuss Antonio Brown faking his vaccination, mounting questions about Baker Mayfield, where the Patriots land in the AFC power rankings, pretenders and contenders throughout the NFL and Mitchell reveals his Free Money betting picks for Week 11.
Mitchell discusses OBJ to the Rams and Cam Newton's return to the Panthers. He also talks about Scott Frost not getting fired, the College Football Playoff structure, and why Seattle could be Kris Bryant's free agency destination. He also explains why Bears fans should not be discouraged by the horrible officiating during Monday Night's loss to the Steelers and gives his Free Money betting picks for NFL Week 10.
Mitchell Kaminski and Aidan Conklin discuss the Odell Beckham Jr situation in Cleveland and if the Browns would be wise to resign Baker Mayfield. They try and figure out what is wrong with Patrick Mahomes and debate who is better between Ryan Tannehill and Kirk Cousins. They wrap up the podcast by making fun of Aaron Rodgers and Mitchell gives his Free Money betting advice for NFL Week 9.
Mitchell opens the show by addressing the Blackhawks Investigation report released to the public. He also explains why Michigan's game against Michigan State might be the biggest of John Harbaugh's career and why the Atlanta Braves should be scared of the Astros. Mitch argues that Ja'Marr Chase has a case for MVP and urges the media to be more patient with young quarterbacks. He wraps up the show with his Free Money gambling advice for Week 8 of the NFL.
Mitchell talks about the most spoiled conference in college football, Ben Simmions quitting on the 76ers, the Atalanta Braves overcoming injuries and Deshaun Watson potentially going to the Miami Dolphins. He also gives his Free Money picks for Week 7 of the NFL.
Mitchell recaps the crazy week of College Football including Oklahoma's comeback, Iowa's statement win, Michigan escaping Nebraska, and Texas A&M's upset over Alabama. He also discusses Urban Meyer grinding his way out of a job, Job Gruden's offensive comments, and the White Sox ALDS elimination. He also gives his Free Money betting advice for Week 6 of the NFL.
A replay of our September 30th live show on Colorcast. Mitchell discusses bad Thursday night matchups, how hard it is to be a rookie QB in the NFL, Tom Brady, and Bill Belichick's bad breakup, and the best betting picks for Week 4.
Marshall Macaluso and Aidan Conkiln join the show and football madness ensues. Marshall is fully Bradley Chubbed about the Bronco's undefeated start. Aidan talks about how nobody wants to touch Kirk Cousins because he isn't vaccinated and Mitchell thinks that Zack Wilson needs a magic thong like Nuke LaLoosh in the movie Bull Durham. The guys also discuss the Bears QB situation and which teams are contenders and which teams are pretenders.
In a replay of our first live show on ColorCast Mitchell discusses why he thinks Aaron Rodgers is losing the locker room. He also thinks a new team has claimed the title for worst division in football and unveils his Free Money picks for Week 2.
Did the Bears finally find a franchise QB? After the Bear's first preseason game it looks like Justin Fields should be the starter in Week 1. Mitchell discusses this, how the new-look Bulls will fare this season, NBA free agency, and which Chicago baseball team did better during the trade deadline. The answer may surprise you.
The Milwaukee Bucks have given hope to small-market teams everywhere! Jrue Holiday is the unsung hero of The Finals, the Suns championship window is closed, a scary situation in Washington DC, Connor McGregor is pathetic, and what's going on with the Yerminator? Mitchell discusses all of this and more.
Mitchell discusses being the villain for a week at a NASCAR race and in Minneapolis. He tries to talk NASCAR, discusses why Giannis is actually underrated, and tells Suns fans not to be too hard on Chris Paul after his awful Game 4. Then he explains why the Packers are overrated and set to unravel without Aaron Rodgers. He also talks about Liam Hendriks, FCC violations in the All-Star Game, Tim Anderson getting screwed over, and Shohei Ohtani's impact on baseball.
Mitchell fears that Scottie Pippen's lack of appreciation has driven him to madness and now he is on the verge of permanently tarnishing his reputation. He also discusses the war of words between Josh Donaldson and Lucas Giolito and why Josh Donaldson's scorched earth approach backfired. Finally, he breaks down a terrible Chris Paul take from Marshall Macaluso and explains why Chris Paul has actually been underappreciated throughout his career.
Mitchell Kaminski and Marshall Macaluso go deep on several NBA topics including throwing Ben Simmions under the bus, Chris Paul getting too much credit, James Harden playoff shortcomings, and Playoff P. They also discuss the MLB's new stop and frisk policy, Carl Nassib coming out and what the Cubs will do at the deadline.
Patrick Kushman also joins the show to talk about the state of the White Sox. He complains about Aaron Rodgers and explains why many cheeseheads would rather have Blake Bortles play QB this season. Finally, we wrap up the show with Patrick's new segment "minor sports minute".
Mitchell compares the 76ers collapse to when he took an edible. He also explains why Ben Simmions is the perfect example of why teams should have a sports psychologist on every coaching staff. Matt Nagy is making a huge mistake with Justin Fields in training camp and Kevin Durant's game 5 performance showed what we have been deprived of because he is always joining super teams. Mitchell also discusses the double standard in the MLB's foreign substance ban for pitchers and Lance Lynn's cursing on the mound.
The Titans just got a new toy at wide receiver, how will it impact their offense? Mitchell also weighs in on the latest Aaron Rodgers news, the NBA playoffs, White Sox injuries, USA soccer beating Mexico, and more.
Mitchell is disgusted with the Laker's effort in Game 5 and explains why LeBron James bears responsibility for the loss. He talks about why the Utah Jazz are a legit title contender this year. He also discusses Justin Fields starting day one, whether the first place Cubs should trade pieces at the deadline and the upcoming Bucks vs. Nets series.
Mitchell is embracing the Grizzlies Grit n Grind mentality because it is against everything the modern NBA represents. Mitchell also talks about how the Clippers are running out of excuses and how Phil Mickelson proved age is just a number. He also explains why Derrick Rose is the heart and soul of the Knick, Trae Young is the perfect villain, and why Aaron Rodgers doesn't owe the Packers anything. He also discusses his UFO encounter and his top four Julio Jones destinations.
Mitchell rants about Tony La Russa being the gatekeeper of baseball's unwritten rules and the fallout of punishing Yermin Mercedes for hitting a home run on a 3-0 count. He also discusses Lebron James' clutch shot and why he ruined the moment by being overdramatic with his injury. Marshall Macaluso joins the show at 29:00 to laugh at the White Sox, talk about Lebron being goofy, Tim Tebow going to the Jaguars, and more.
Mitchell is ecstatic that the Bears found their franchise QB. Meanwhile Patrick takes off the gloves to discuss his disgust in Aaron Rodgers and debates whether Brian Gutekunst is to blame. We also break down the NFL draft, discuss the Tom Wilson incident and Tony La Russa not knowing the 10th inning rules.
Marshall makes his case for Russell Wilson as a top three point guard of all time. Marshall and Mitch also discuss who should be the NBA MVP this season, why LeBron is wrong about the NBA play-in tournament and the MLB extra inning rules . Mitch hypes up his new QB and discusses the Vikings interest in drafting Justin Fields. Marshall begins the campaign for Aaron Rogers to come to Denver and explains why Drew Lock would be a great hype man on the bench. Finally the guys celebrate America's favorite soccer benchwarmer.
In epsisode 114 of the Dorm Room Dispute podcast Mitchell Kaminski and Patrick Kushman discuss the impact of Antonio Brown resigning with the Buccaneers and Teddy Bridgewater beging traded to the Broncos. They also discuss the biggest x-factor in the NFL draft, and what the 49ers should do with the third overall pick. They then argue about whether Madison Bumgarners no-hitter should count, Andrew Vaughn playing time and potential rule changes. Finally Patrick debuts his new segment "mini sport minuet".
Mitchell opens the podcast with a wrning to Bears fans about what Ryan Pace might do on draft night. He also discusses why Mac Jones to the 49ers won't work out and why the Jets made a mistake choosing Zach Wilosn over Sam Darnold. Marshall Macaluso joins the show to talk about the Super League mess in Europe and how there are no "good guys" in this situation. He also talks about the Cubs expectations for the season and the Broncos drafting a QB. Finally Patrick Kushman and Mitch do their 2021 NFL mock draft.
Carlos Rodon threw the 20th no-hitter in White Sox history and Mitchell is pumped. He talks about the Cubs historically bad offense, Ben Simmions trashing Rudy Gobert, and Anothy Edwards not knowing who A-Rod is. Patrick Kushman joins the show to talk extra inning rules, Julian Edelman's retirement and whether Jadeveon Clowney makes the Browns a contender.
Mitchell is pissed at Tony La Russa's managerial decisions after the first week of play. He also talks cool names in the NCAA tournament and Gonzaga's championship letdown. Patrick Kushman joins the show to talk the Sam Darnald trade, the Cubs lack of offense and make his MLB season predictions.
Mitchell celebrates Opening Day with optimism and some White Sox propaganda. He also theorizes that Godzilla was using steroids against King Kong. Patrick Kushman joins the show to discuss how Tony La Russa will fair as the White Sox manager and debates Mitchell on the rookie QB's in this draft class. Mitchell also discusses moves at the NBA trade deadline and the 17 game NFL season.
In episode 109 of the Dorm Room Dispute podcast hear why Cameron Krutwig is the people's champion! Mitchell is thrilled that March Madness has shown us who the best conference in basketball is. He also discusses why the phrase “when there's smoke there's fire” applies to the Deshaun Watson situation. He also reveals his NFL mock draft and tells the story of the one loss that still haunts Tony La Russa.
The Bears made a splash at QB but it wasn't Russel Wilson. Mitchell is pissed. He rants about the Bears and breaks down the other moves across the NFL. He also discusses the Pelicans master class in blowing leads on Tuesday night and his predictions for March Madness. Patrick Kushman joins the show to discuss Drew Brees retirement and his winners and losers of the offseason so far. Finally Marshall Macaluso returns and explains why the Packers made one of the worst moves of the offseason.
Patrick Kushman joins Mitchell Kaminski to discuss the best All-Star game in sports, Les Miles being a creep, Meyers Leonard being an idiot, Dak's new deal,the state of NFL free agency and Michael Kopech's return to the mound.
Mitchell complains about spring training rules and Peoria drinking water. He also discusses the possibilty of Russell Wilson coming to Chicago, JJ Watt, the NBA changing the logo and more!
Mitchell is happy about Zach LaVine making the All-Star game but not so happy about the Peoria drinking water. He also discusses concern over Jose Abreu testing postive for COVID-19, rants about Devon Bookers "lack of respect", rambles about Micheal Pittman Jr not giving up his #11 and more.
Marshall and Mitch have some thoughts on Carson Wentz being trading. Can't say we are on the same page either.
Mitchell talks about how the Brooklyn Nets are growing on him but explains why they will not win an NBA title this year. He also discusses Urban Meyer big mistake. Patrick Kushman joins the show to break down the Daytona 500 and makes his bold prediction on where JJ Watt will sign. They also touch on a variety of topics ranging from discuss unhappy QB's to rude tennis fans and minor league hockey venues.
Marshall and Mitch unpack an eventful Superbowl Sunday. They discuss prop bet manipulation, horrible humans playing in the game, opinions on the halftime show, Todd Bowles defensive masterpiece, mandatory Tom Brady praise and a bizarre tweet about Brady's bed being occupied by five relatives. They also talk about Trevor Bauer's massive contract and NBA frontrunners.
Mitchell and Patrick react to the Matt Stafford and Nolan Arenado trades. They also discuss courtside Karen, Carlos Rodon returning to the White Sox, and Superbowl prop bets.
Marshall and Mitch react to the NFL Championship games and Mitch expresses his hate for the Packers. We also debate coaching decsions in Buffalo, talk Aaron Rodgers legacy, the Cubs doing Jon Lester dirty and give some NBA gambling advice.
The defensive Quality Control coach for the Northwestern Wildcats joins the show to talk college football. We discuss, playing a season during a pandemic, recruiting, slowing down Justin Fields, NFL draft sleepers, the toughest places to play, college football playoff expansion expansion and more.
Marshall and Mitch react to the Divsional Round of the NFL playoffs as well as their picks for the Conference Championship games. They also discuss the Deshaun Watson trade rumors and James Harden forcing his way out of Houston.
Mitchell talks about why he is not sold on Mac Jones yet as an NFL prospect. He also discusses the end of the Bears, Wild Card Weekend and why the Eagles proved him right on Carson Wentz. Patrick Kushman joins the show to share his picks for the Divisional Round.
Marshall Macaluso is disgusted by the Chicago Bears. Find out why and what teams impressed him on Super Wildcard Weekend. Finally see who he is picking in the Divisonal Round.
In an loaded episode of the podcast, Marshall defends his star linebacker after some... intresting leaks then rips Doug Peterson. Kelcey from the High Low Sports Podcast joins the show to debate Mitch on expanding the College Football Playoff. Finally Marshall and Mitch make their NFL Wildcard weekend picks and discuss the most desirbleable job openings after Black Monday.
Mitchell reacts to the Cubs trading Yu Darvish and explains why the Blake Snell trade made them look dumb. He then discusses the Dwayne Haskins situation and recaps the "greatest hits" from the NFC East Circus this year. Patrick Kushman also joins the show to break down the Bears Packers game and points out why the Packers draft was not so bad after all.
Merry Christmas! Mitchell gives the gift of good gambling advice this holiday season with his Week 16 edition of Free Money! After going 5-1 his last two weeks see who he is picking in week 16.
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Mitchell explains why the current College Football playoff system is disaster and why it is only going to get worse. He also discusses the Bears QB situation, the Jets ruining their draft pick and the Bills being legit. Finally he gives an early Free Money pick and a quick NBA preview.
The designer of the Dorm Room Dispute podcast, Aidan Conklin, joins the show to preview the Bears vs Vikings matchup. They also discuss the Eagles moving on from Wentz, Bakers stellar play and the Bills Super Bowl chances.
Is it finally time to admit Mitch was not capping after all? Mitchell goes over Baker Mayfeild impressive numbers without Odell Beckham Jr. Mitch and Patrick also go over the Lance Lynn trade and Adam Eaton signing and what it means for the White Sox moving forward. Finally they breakdown the NFL playoff races and what teams can make a playoff push.
Mitchell and Patrick Kushman react to the news of Russel Westbrook getting traded. They also make their picks for rookie of the yer and MVP. Later they go through which teams are contenders and pretenders.
Mitchell opens saying why Derrick Henry should be the MVP over Patrick Mahomes. He also talks about how Carson Wentz has been set up to fail this season and how the Browns continue to prove him right. Later Michael Young joins the podcast to discuss the Jake Paul and Floyd Mayweather fights and why he thinks a rematch is coming.
Mitchell gives his ATS betting picls for Week 12 of the NFL. He also gives some sleepers to start in fantasy football this week.
The guys open the podcast by discussing Kendal Coyne Schofield and Kim Ng breaking the glass ceiling in their respective sports. Mitchell is begining to run out of excuses for Carson Wentz and the great Baker Mayfeild debate is reignited. They also discuss contenders across the NFL and recap some moves made in the NBA. Finally Mitchell gives some Free Money ATS picks for the Thanksgiving day games.
Marshall and Mitch sound the air raid sirens and breakdown the recent Woj bombs that were dropped this week in the NBA. They also discuss Theo leaving the Cubs and recap a crazy week 10 of football. Finally they debate whether Taysom Hill has a case to be named best overall football player in the NFL.
Mitchell Kaminski and Patrick Kushman, talk about Chase Elliot winning the NASCAR Cup title and recap Week 9 of the NFL.
The White Sox hired Tony La Russa! Mitchell Kaminski and Patrick Kushman react to the shocking news and break down how it will effect the White Sox
Marshall and Mitch react to the Dodgers winning the World Series. They also discuss a potential COVID-19 World Series controversy, debate whether or not Baker Mayfield is better off without OBJ, relive a horrible beat from Sunday, rant about the Chicago Bears offense and so much more.
Marshall and Mitch preview the World Series matchup between the Dodgers and Rays and give their series predictions. They also recap Week 6 of the NFL and debut a new segment "Are They Good?"
Marshall and Mitch talk the Lakers championship, Rick Renteria's firing, the MLB postseason and recap Week 5 of the NFL.
Marshall and Mitch react to Game 5 of the NBA finals, and discuss the state of the Chicago Cubs. Then Marshall explains what the Houston Astros have in common with men that have sex with goats. Yes you read that correctly.
Mitchell Kaminski and Patrick Kushman discuss what went wrong in the Postseason for the Chicago White Sox. They also talk about Rick Renteria's job security; the biggest disapointmenmts this year; positives from the season; and who the White Sox need to add this offseason.
The guys react to Game 1 of the NBA Finals and what they expect to see moving forward. They also complaing about the MLB playoff scheduling, recap Week 3 of the NFL and enage in a heated debate about Doc Rivers being fired.
Marshall rants about the Cubs lack of offense while Mitch makes a case for Jose Abreu earning the MVP. Patrick Kushman joins the show to discuss Micheal Jordan's new NASCAR team. The guys also talk about the Bulls new coach, the NBA playoffs and recap Week 2 of the NFL.
Marshall and Mitch discuss the Clippers historic collapse against the Nuggets and preview the thrid round of the NBA playoffs. They also break down week Week 1 of the NFL and Alec Mills no-hitter.
Mitchell Kaminski and Patrick Kushman break down the 2020 NFL season. Mitchell also dedubts his new segment "Free Money".
Mitchell Kaminski sits down with Matt Harrington, the voice of the Peoria Mustangs and Bradley hockey to discuss the NHL playoffs. They break down the bracket, give their predictions to win the cup, discuss the NHL's response to the Black Lives Matter movement and more.
Marshall and Mitch break down the first round of NBA action and preivew the remainder of the second round. Marshall also gives his thoughts on the breaking Messi news
Marshall and Mitch discuss why Giolito's historic performace is more special than most no-hitters. What drove Messi to leave and what team he will sign with and the NBA stopping play after yet another instance of police brutailty occurs.
Marshall and Mitchell break down the NBA playoff bracket. They pick who will win each series; who the MVP will be and sleeper teams from each conference to keep an eye on. If you want to win some cash betting listen to the podcast.
The college football season is in jepardy with the Big 10 and Pac-12 opting out of playing this fall. Marshall and Mitch discuss what this means for college football;Nebraska wanting to leave the Big 10; the possiblity of a spring season and more. They also pick their NBA bubble MVP and what they like and don't like about Chicago baseball thus far.
Mitchell and Danny Kaminski dicuss the Blackhawks chances in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Devin Booker and the Suns dominance and whether Rick Renteria can put togehter a decent lineup.
Marshall and Mitch discuss the Jamal Adams trade, Lou Williams strip club wings adventure, the Marlins almost canceling the MLB season and debate if pitchers should be allowed to hit.
Marshall is back and ready for a spirited debate about which Chicago baseball team will have more success this season. The guys also discuss NFL players growing concerns about COVID-19's impact on the the coming season, whether they would use the NBA snitch hotline and continue to discuss the Washington Redskins sexual harrassment scandal.
Mitchell shares his thoughts on the Washington Post story detailing the Washington Redskins culture of sexual harassment. He also predicts the NFL heading down the same path as the MLB and checks in on his old foe Bryson DeShambeau.
Mitchell breaks down Patrick Mahomes massive contract extension, baseball's COVID testing and Bryson DeShambeau's temper tantrum.
Mitchell gives a book report on "The Jordan Rules" then the guys discuss major sports returning, Bubba Wallace and his impact on NASCAR, Cam Newton signing with the Patriots and debate which Chicago sports team is in the best shape moving forward.
In these times, there is no room for apathy. No matter how big or small your voice is, now is the time to speak up against racism. Here at the Dorm Room Dispute Podcast we are dedicated to having those tough discussions. Listen to our dialogue on George Floyd's death and it's impact on the latest episode.
Our reaction to the final two episodes of The Last Dance. Including Steve Kerr, the mysterious pizza in Utah, whether the Bulls broke up too early and trash talking. Marshall also gets quizzed on the 90s Bulls hotel aliases. Next we settle the GOAT debate by breaking down each player by category. Finally we discuss the return of sports.
Actor Keith Kelly joins the podcast to share his experience with Michael Jordan in the in 90s. Marshall and Mitch break down The Last Dance discussing what being teammates with Jordan was like, the most interesting man in the documentary, gambling conspiracies, Jordan playing in the minors and more. Finally we discuss ESPN's list of the top 74 NBA players of all time and the MLB labor dispute.
In an absolutly loaded edpisode we discuss The Last Dance which includes soundbites from players, bangers from the soundtrack, wild Dennis Rodman sex stories and a handshaking controversy. We then talk with the youngest elected offical in Dupage County history and part owner of the Packers, Patrick Kushman, to discuss the Jordan Love draft pick. We wrap up by breaking down the good the bad and the ugly from the rest of the NFL draft.
The GarPax era is over in Chicago and there is plenty of sports news to discuss. Mitchell Kaminski and Marshall Macaluso talk about watching past sports games,the NBA's attempts to entertaining us, the death of the XFL, the upcoming NFL draft and more.
Marshall and Mitch pass the time during the COVID-19 pandemic by breaking down the crazy NFL offseason.
Marshall and Mitch discuss Bradley's second MVC title. Then Mitch rants on the lack of respect for the Missouri Valley Conference. Marshall argues that LeBron should be MVP and the guys make their selections for the all Chicago MLB team.
Mitchell rants about the NBA MVP race, Jim Boylen losing the Bulls locker room and the potential Bears quaterback controversy that is brewing.
Marshall and Mitch discuss watching the spectacle known as Bulls basketball in person. They also ramble about the XFL, Champions League and rant about the Astros.
The podcast hits the road with guest Jake Weisman and Scott Pogatetz, who where more or less trapped in the car while we recorded this episode. We discuss the state of baseball after the latest Houston Astro drama. We also debate whether the XFL has the ability to last as a league.
This week we break down "Hips Don't Lie", along with the football game that also happened. We also discuss the recent NBA and MLB trades.
Mitch does some Big J journalism at Sox Fest and the boys discuss some of the main talking points from the weekend. Later they break down the Superbowl matchup along with someother hot button issues in the world of sports.
The hardest podcast we have ever had to make. Thoughts and prayers to all of the victims families. RIP
Marshall here writing the description, I'll bet Mitch is gonna be mad when he reads the title. We discuss how wrong he was with his CFB Championship and NFL playoff picks, along with making fun of the Astros for being dirty rotten cheaters.
This week the DRD team goes in depth into the college football playoff, the new NFL coaches, NFL playoff review/prediction, and why Starwars sucks.
The DRD crew disusses The Irishman, MLB hot stove moves, preview the college football playoff and breakdown the NFL games from last week.
This podcast tackles the important questions. While also breaking down the flaws of expanding the college football playoff, the MLB hot stove and the NFL.
Mitchell goes behind enemy lines in a Jaguars jersey for some big J journalism. Marshall and Mitch discuss Trubisky's "injury" and Miles Garrett's helmet debacle. Next they debate whether Kaepernick workout was a PR stunt. We give quick college football and NBA update and finish with our week 12 NFL picks.
Mitch went on the court during a Bradley basketball game and publicly humiliated himself. Marshall and Mitch run into an former NBA player. Should the NCAA be allowed to suspend Chase Young and James Weisman? The Astros are stealing signs, the Valley runs deep, week 11 of the NFL season is upon us and Kap is back! Sort of. Sit back and relax we got alot to talk about.
The boys discuss Khawai Leonard sitting out and if it's good for basketball? Then then move onto the Bears and Browns dysfunction. Afterwards they break down the Ravens big win over the Pats. Finally they talk about Bradley president Gary Robert's views on the media.
We talk about a Bears team that is so bad it's scary. Congrats to the Nationals, and more importantly congrats to Anthony Rendon's future bank account! Then the DRD crew plays "trick or treat: NFL Edition" to guess who is pretenders or contenders. We close with the ultimate NBA question: "Who is the GOAT, LeBron, MJ, or a balding white man?"
The boys open the podcast by ranting on Trubisky and the Bears offesense, or lack there of. They then discuss the biggest stories from the NFL this week including Sam Darnold seeing ghost and Baker Mayfield's big mouth. Later they talk NBA opening night and which teams look poised to make the playoffs. Finally they break down the World Series and the Cub's new manager.
Is Lebron a communist? The Nationals are in the world series! Mitchell and Marshall make their week 7 NFL predictions. This podcast is loaded.
This week Mitchell is left alone to rant by himself. He discusses who is to blame for the Dodgers postseaon collapse, why the Redskins firing Jay Gruden was a mistake, the dysfunctional Cleveland Browns and his top four college football teams up to this point.
Mitch opens the podcast breaking down Califorina's new pay to play bill. After talking about athletes not getting paid enough in college we talk about atheletes getting paid too much in the NFL cough cough Kirk Cousins. We also discuss the MLB Wildcard games and debut Marshall's new segment "Soccer in Sixty"
This week Marshall and Mitch give their thoughts on what went wrong with the Chicago Cubs this season and what is in store for their future. Mitch also interviews John Stocco, creator of The 77 Sports Stop, to discuss the state of the Cubs, Mitch Trubisky and the Bears ceiling for this season. John also gives his World Series predictions along with answering some rapid fire questions about the NFL.
Will the Patriots win the superbowl again? Is Lamar Jackson a real pocket passer? Will the Dolphins ever win another football game? These are the questions we discuss as the DRD crew does a full division by division run down of the NFL so far!
The 100th season of NFL football is upon us and the boys have knee jerk reactions to Thursday night's defensive struggle in Chicago. The crew also rants about the ongoing Antonio Brown saga.
End the final episode of season 1, the DRD crew comes back to school and our regular scheduled programming by tackling the Andrew Luck, Zeke Elliot, and Antonio Brown situations.
We answer all your NBA free agency questions in this episode of Dorm Room Dispute! Who is the best team in LA? Will the Rockets try to play with two balls next year? Is Mitch too offensive? Why doesn't Jimmy G Buckets (the G stands for "get") want to win? All will be answered in this episode! Marshall also includes a rant explaining that US Soccer has two teams, one team is a national embarassment, the other team doesn't have ballsacks.
The DRD crew is back with all things Cubs, White Sox, and Chicago Dogs! We preview the final two games of the cross town cup, along with stories of bubble balls in locker rooms, and Mitch running kids over with a parade float. Happy belated fourth of July, Dylan Cease Day, and Robel Garcia Day!
The DRD crew ends a month long hiatus (hopefully you didn't miss us too much) to discuss new summer jobs, a conversation with Carlos Zambrano in a duck costume, and Louis the dog tearing an ACL. Oh, and the three recent finales in the Champions Leauge, NHL, and NBA. With the NBA off season also off to a hot start, we make our free agency predictions, capping it off with where we think the big target, Patrick Beverly, will go.
Marshall and Mitch have a post-finals-brain-dead argument about Steph Curry, horse racing, and the Premier League format. Then Marshall talks about soccer and Mitch pretends to understand what's happening.
The NBA playoffs suck, sweaty Russians are cool, and Messi is the GOAT. Take a listen to find out why! And always, stay off the weeeeeeeed!
Mitchell is a jackass like usual so basically it was a normal episode. We talk about why Russel Westbrick is a hall of famer, why hockey is boring, and why Daniel Jones is the best pick in the draft. Or something like that.
We discuss Tim Anderson's bat flip heard around the world, the Tampa Bay Lighting being knocked out in the first round of the NHL playoffs and viagra.
It's Master's Sunday! Marshall and Mitch react to Tiger Woods' victory, March Madness finale, and NBA playoffs (wake us up when the Warriors win it) For some reason the conversation turns to "a platoon of Scandinavian whores" and Jay Cutler sucking, but not at football. We did our best to stick to sports.
It is the most exciting time of the year, playoff hockey has begun! Is seafood acceptable to throw on the ice? Mitchell Kaminski along with special guest Matt Harrington and Logan Wheaton tackle the tough questions while breaking down the NHL playoffs with an in depth preview of the first round matchups and their picks to win the Stanley Cup.
The Dorm Room Dispute gang covers a wide variety of topics including but not limited too: the Jets new uniforms; Levon Bell's rap album, bat flips, prostituion, doppelgangers, racism and sports. We had a lot to discuss.
Marshall brings on special guest Ted Wick to break down what's exciting, what's concerning, and predictions for the 2019 Cubs Season.
The Dormroom Dispute gang is pumped for Opening Day! The guys also discuss recent contract extensions, the NFL new pass interference rule and March Madness.
Mitchell Kaminski and Sam Phalen preview the 2019 Chicago White Sox. We break down each position group, precidt the Sox record for the upcoming season and preview what the White Sox roster will look like in 2020 and beyond when they are contenting for World Series titles.
This week the DRD team takes on the hectic kickoff of NFL free agency, primarily focusing on Odell Beckham Jr, Le'veon Bell, and Antonio Brown. We also discuss recent the fan altercation with Russel Westbrook, along with Champions League round of 16 round up.
This week the DRD crew has a special guest Tyler Berger on to debate who the best ever is, Jordan or Lebron. Then we dive into the recent NFL trades and cuts, along with the current NBA standings and our early predictions. Marshall closes out the pod explaining why he's never wrong about soccer...or at least that he was right that the Champions League is still the best tournament in the world.
This week we discuss the Bryce Harper and Nolan Arenado monster contracts, and go over the recent Robert Kraft and Jason Witten stories.
This week is all about debates! We take on the Machado/Harper saga, AAF predictions, and the Zion Williamson injury, along with NBA and Champions League updates.
This week is a speed round, as Mitch only had 30 minutes before he had to catch his uber to work, but the pod is still going strong! This week we discuss the post trade deadline NBA drama, Flacco to the Broncos, and the recent emergence of the AAF.
The DRD Podcast crew starts off by giving the fans what they should've gotten from the Super Bowl halftime show, then we describe the big game in our words and discuss the Tobias Harris trade. The Hots and Nots come up next featuring Strippers, Nick Foles, and deals with the Devil. Finally, we debate the Anthony Davis trade saga, and Marshall closes out by finally appreciating Tom Brady.
This week Mitch opens with story time with Bo Jackson, then we talk all things superbowl, NBA trade deadline, our hots and nots of the week, and Marshall closes out on how the NBA misplayed the all star rosters.
In This episode we talk all things NFL Conference Championships, from the the blown call in New Orleans to Tom Brady's continued dominance into the superbowl. Then we discuss Boogie's impact on the Warriors, some exciting score lines in the EPL, and the Kris Bryant/Yadier Molina feud. Then we go over our hots and nots of the week, discuss the NFL overtime rules, and close out with Marshall's take on the Patriots' season and how it translates to the superbowl.
Mitch opens with a rant explaining why the Eagles have the next dynasty set up like the Patriots, and then we proceed to argue about the NFL Playoffs, Alshon Jeffery and Cody Parkey, Machado, and much more. Then we procede to roast the American government and Booger McFarland, and Marshall closes out the podcast on why the Cubs shouldn't want Harper.
This week Mitch opens with a very humble rant on all the times he has been right and smarter than everyone else. Then we take a look at the wildcard playoff games, Thibs getting fired in Minnesota, Man City beating Liverpool, the CFB National Championship Game, and more Harper/Machado rumors. Then we go over our hots and nots, early predictions for the divisional round playoff games, and Marshall closes out with a defense for players demanding max contracts in the NFL.
Unfortunetly for our listeners a guest host attempts to fill in for Marshall. This week Mitchell dicusses the wild Bulls vs. Pacers game he was at as well as the future of the Bulls. Then we talk College football Bowl Games and NFL picks for Wild Card weekend.
Mitch opens the podcast by giving Baker Mayfield a lesson in maturity. Then we look at week 16 of NFL, Christmas NBA scores, EPL winter break roundup, and some college football news including the infamous Cheese it bowl. Then we break down our hots and nots, who would the Bears rather face in the playoffs between the Vikings and Eagles, if the Chargers are legit superbowl contenders, and Marshall closes out the podcast by expaining why the Steelers don't deserve the playoffs.
In this week's podcast, Mitch opens with a typical Peoria story, and then absolutely craps on the pro bowl. Then we take a look at week 15 of the NFL, NBA standings 30 games into the season, Jose Mourinho getting sacked, the Champions League round of 16 draw, and some bowl game fun. We follow up with our hots and nots, discuss the Patriots playoff hopes, and Cam Jordan's comments on Ben Roethlisberger. Marshall ends the podcast by talking about why Russel Wilson and Andrew Luck being snubbed from the Pro Bowl actually matters.
Old man Mitch opens the podcast by ranting about a lack of defense, and then we cover this week in the NFL, NBA, MLB, College Football, and the EPL and Champions League. We do our hots and nots, take a look back at our previous top five NFL power rankings and make a new top five list. Marshall closes out the podcast on why Colin Kaepernick should still be in the league.
Mitch opens the podcast with a rant on the dark side of the NFL, and then we take a look at week 13 of the NFL, Kevin Durant and Markelle Fultz news, EPL match day 15, college football bowl anouncements, and some free agency news around the MLB. Then we do our hot and nots of the week, take an depth look into the NFL playoff picture, and discuss the hotly contested NL Central. Marshall closes out the rant with some Phillip Lindsay fanboy talk.
Due to technical difficulties, DRD podcast #5 was unable to be uploaded, but Mitch and Marshall dropped some hot takes in their opening and closing rants about the College Football Playoff and Jalen Ramsey's overrated trash talking.
Mitch rants on why the Chiefs at Rams thriller was a bad football game, weekly review of NFL week 11, more NBA action, and the college football rankings heating up. We also breakdown some eerie coincidences from the Redskins game along with breaking down some recent baseball news. The hot topics include a surprise guest Sam Phalen, and discussing overrated quarterbacks.
In this week's episode, Mitch rants on the the risks involved in NBA teams getting into a relationship with Jimmy Butler. We also cover NFL week 10, the Warriors sideline meltdowns, EPL matchday 12, and college football results. We go over our hot's and not's of the week, contenders and pretenders of the NFL, and debate Le'veon Bell's hold out saga. Marshall closes out the podcast with sympathies for a wasted Cy Young winner's talent.
In this week's episode, Mitch establishes that Tom Brady and Bill Belichick are both the GOATs, and we cover NFL week 9, the Lakers' early struggles and vintage D Rose dropping 50, champions league round up, college football recap, and the MLB's lukewarm stove. We also discuss our hot's and not's, debate our NFL top five power rankings, our dark house picks, and the Coach Q firing.
In innagural episode one we broke down the Browns dysfunctional head coaching situation, week eight of the NFL season, opening week of the NBA and the developing Jimmy Butler Saga, match week 10 of the English Premier League, and the first college football committee's rankings. We also discuss our hot's and not's of the week, and debate Machado's free agency fits, who won the NFL trade deadline, and the Brady/Rodgers GOAT matchup.