Dean's Data Depot

Geoffrey looks at the historical data to discern if either the Los Angeles Rams or Cincinnati Bengals have an edge on Super Bowl Sunday.

Geoffrey takes a look at how historical data may shed light on how the 2021 AFC and NFC title games may shape up.

As the holiday season approaches, Geoffrey looks at which teams could give some great gifts to other franchises in the form of playoff boosting wins. 

Geoffrey Dean and David Campbell discuss the CFP implications of conference championship weekend, and Geoffrey employs his new Playoff Power Score (PPS) to provide some insight into which four teams will play for an National Championship.

Geoffrey is joined by Cam Koffel and Wyatt Nun to discuss which NBA teams that are exceeding expectations are for real, or which are just pretending.

Geoffrey breaks out his newest metric, the Excitement Index, to measure how exciting NFL Primetime games will be. Check out this episode or follow @DeanDataDepot for weekly Excitement Index updates.

Geoffrey's simulation returns to forecast the League Championship Series, and Mason joins the show in the second half to recap the playoffs and give his thoughts on potential World Series matchups and offseason moves for the teams who have been sent home.

Geoffrey uses his simulation to take a look at the League Divisional Series matchups, which is prediction a pair of upsets in the NL.

Geoffrey Dean recaps the WNBA playoff action and gives a look ahead at what the rest of the semifinals have in store. In the second half, Mason joins the show and talks MLB Playoffs after a hectic Game 162 plus Mason has a hot take about a hot team.

Geoffrey breaks down the historical data on Cy Young award winners, and Mason joins the show to discuss who he and Geoffrey think will win the MVP and Cy Young awards in each league. This of course features the obligatory Vladimir Guerrero Jr. vs Shohei Ohtani debate.