In the last episode of the season, our venerable hosts looked at every angle to Naomi Osaka's boycott of the media during this year's French Open. For "Tell Me Something," they swapped moving stories and broke some non-breaking personal news.

After weeks and weeks away...well, the title speaks for itself. The boys discuss the politics of fighting in the NHL (especially the Capitals-Rangers saga), and whether or not we appreciate our icons in "Tell Me Something I Don't Know."

March is over, but the madness never ends. The guys cover MLB's moving of the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver, talk about their favorite ballpark foods, and Drake gets involved in an award. Twice. 

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Just when we thought it was all over...

On this Final Four weekend, the guys analyze Jason Shay's resignation at East Tennessee State University and what it says about allyship in college basketball. For "Tell Me Something I Don't Know," they discussed the pros and cons of the record number of men's basketball student-athletes in the transfer portal.  

Our hosts continued the conversation regarding the NCAA's battle against its student-athletes and how coaches play a role in furthering inequities. For "Tell Me Something I Don't Know," they talked about taking down bullies. 

For once, the title speaks for itself. The guys covered the NCAA's huge snafu with the accommodations at the men's and women's basketball tournaments and used "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" to talk about their favorite bracket upset picks. 

In a week where the guys commemorate a year defined by the descent of COVID-19, they also covered the Meyers Leonard incident and broke down what it means to be considered a good teammate.

The guys took their shots at former Seattle Mariners CEO Kevin Mather for his highly-publicized comments at a local Rotary meeting. "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" covers their biggest snubs. 

Busy week, busy show. Our hosts start off by unpacking Draymond Green's postgame comments and assessing the various relationships in the NBA (3:50). After mainstay segment "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" where the boys reminisce on Snowpocalyspe 2010 (25:53), the guys re-introduce rapid-fire game "Let's Talk, Let's Not" (34:42). History is made during the awards - for the first time, one person will receive two of them (47:45). And yes...it is who you think it is. 

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Three days after Super Bowl LV (and 13 days since the last episode), the guys recapped the NFL season on all fronts and gave a decisive grade (6:30). "Tell Me Something" features a time when our hosts each were addressed weirdly by people they didn't know (29:08).