First Team All Pro Podcast

In this episode of the pod I recap my trip to the Bronx this past Sunday for the Yankees-White Sox doubleheader, discuss the Celtics being one win away from their first NBA Finals appearance in 12 years, the Dallas Mavericks on the verge of elimination, why a potential Warriors-Celtics NBA Finals could make for an incredible series, and finish off by talking about round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

In episode 41 of the pod I recap the entire first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, talk about the overtime heroics of Johnny Gaudreau and Artemi Panarin, Jake Oettinger's spectacular game 7 as well as series performance vs Calgary, the Leaf's falling short yet again in the first round and what's next for them heading into the offseason, preview the second round matchups and conclude the episode by discussing the incredible atmosphere of postseason hockey.

In the latest episode of the pod I finish up my recap of the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, talk about the players that are going to make an immediate impact, Pittsburgh potentially finding their next franchise QB in Kenny Pickett, discuss the QB situations of the Saints and Falcons and conclude the episode by giving a preview of what's to come in Episode 41.

In the latest episode of the pod I recap the 2022 NFL Draft with more of a focus specifically on the New York Jets and the New York Giants, discuss both teams addressing their weak points, both teams potentially being the two biggest winners of the draft, the impact Kayvon Thibodeaux and Evan Neal can make with the Giants, the impact Ahmad Gardner, Jermaine Johnson, and Garrett Wilson can make with the Jets, discuss Joe Schoen doing more as Giants GM in less than one year then David Gettleman did in his entire tenure and more.

In episode 38 of the pod I discuss the loss of two NHL Legends in Guy Lafleur and Mike Bossy, discuss their incredible careers on the ice, the impact they had on the teams they played for, and what they meant for the the fans that grew up watching them as well as the hockey community altogether. I also discuss the NHL playoff picture, the teams could make a surprise run, and the teams that have the highest expectations going into the playoffs.

Opening day has finally arrived and its a beautiful sight to see! In this episode of the podcast I discuss and preview some of the opening day matchups, predict the winners of each division for the season, discuss why the AL East will continue to be one of the toughest divisions to play in, talk about which stadiums I want to visit and catch a game at in the future, and much more.

EP 36 is finally here! In this latest episode of the pod I discuss the MLB Lockout finally ending, spring training underway, teams to pay close attention to this season, the big free agents on the move and more. On top of this I also discuss and recap the NHL trade deadline highlighting the big names that got moved before 3pm Monday as well as the last couple of days, and conclude the episode by discussing the winners and losers of the trade deadline as well as highlight the moves that made zero sense.

Its been about a month since the latest episode of the podcast but we are back! In episode 35 I (finally) recap the Super Bowl, discuss the retirement of probably the greatest quarterback ever in Tom Brady and why we will never see a player of his caliber again, the transition to the new generation of NFL QBs, discuss the MLB lockout some more as well as discuss watching college baseball to pass the time and to conclude the episode I address the pathetic excuse of a Slam Dunk contest during NBA All Star Weekend.

In this episode of the podcast I recap the NFL wildcard games and the craziness that is the divisional round games, highlight the postseason underachievement of both the Packers and Cowboys, whether or not Green Bay has seen the last of Aaron Rodgers, whether or not Tom Brady will retire following the loss to the Rams, Joe Burrow sending the Bengals to the conference championship in his second year, discuss David Ortiz getting the call to the hall, why Pete Rose should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame, and conclude with addressing Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens getting snubbed from the Baseball Hall of Fame in their final year of eligibility.

After a long 18 weeks, we made it, the NFL Playoffs are upon us. In this episode of the podcast I make my predictions for the first round of the NFL postseason, discuss the updates on the MLB lockout and why we need baseball back as soon as possible, discuss notable NHL highlights from the last couple of days, an insane statistic from the Colorado Avalanche in their last four games, and conclude by discussing the firings of Giants Head Coach Joe Judge as well as Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores.