(Initially recorded 4/2) Following the news of Wimbledon's cancelation, Carson looks into how the absence of significant tournaments will impact the legacy of the Big Three and the race to be the GOAT.

(Initially recorded 3/26) A lot has changed since the last episode of Down The Line, so Carson took this time to break down all of the significant effects of the COVID-19 shutdown on the tennis world.

(Initially recorded 3/5) Carson takes advantage of a slim week of tennis action to hand out all the top fives from the early season, from the best matches, to the best moments you've forgotten, and the biggest disappointments.

(Initially recorded 3/3) Carson discusses Djokovic's incredible form, Thiago Seyboth Wild's incredible run, who impressed in Acapulco and whether or not Andy Murray should make a push at a return to tennis.

(Initially recorded 2/25) Carson discusses the disappointment in Doha thus far, why the ATP's "Golden Swing" makes no sense and what to expect this week.

(Initially recorded 2/27) Serbian Davis Cup Coach Dusan Vemic talks with Carson about how Serbian tennis has changed over time, his relationship with Novak Djokovic, and some of the highlights of his playing and coaching career.

(Initially recorded 2/20) Carson breaks down the implications of Federer's knee surgery, ranks the most intriguing Americans and discusses all the action going on this week.

(Initially recorded 2/18) Carson discusses the incredible debut of Carlos Alcaraz, along with Kim Clijsters' improbable return to tennis and the other stories of the week.

(Initially recorded 2/13) Carson discusses the many upsets that have occurred in Rotterdam, gives his take on the defining French player of this generation and discusses some strong starters to the season.

(Initially recorded 2/11) Carson talks with veteran tennis writer Joel Drucker (of tennis.com, Tennis Magazine and Tennis Channel) about the legacies of the Big Three in their historical contexts, the intersection of life and tennis, and what's next on tour.