Holy cow, the NFL playoffs were amazing so far. Also, Pavone tells one of the best gambling stories and we talk about killing a 100 year old woman. 

Comedian, Chris Millhouse joins us to talk mostly about the wild week of NFL playoffs, concussions and why Lavar Ball is a small baller. Then Chris tells us why he cheers for the fucking Yankees. Turns out he has an ok excuse. 

THIS SHOW IS STACKED! Graham's former co-host of The Sport Brahs, Dylan Gott, joins the boys. But that's not all, former favorite guest of The Sport Brahs, Monty Scott is also in studio to help them discuss, Isiah Thomas' return, NFL playoffs and Monty quitting the post office. 

Alex and Graham are in Toronto and talk about how fun the NBA Christmas games are, how insanely dramatic the NFL is and also we explain what the World Junior Hockey Tournament is. There's also a story about how Graham puked with his family. 

Alex and Graham are home for the holidays and talk about an amazing week of football (finally), how amazing the NBA is right now (duh), How much we hate the Yankees (again) and some scary local news if you're Graham (Frig!).

This week very busy comedian, radio host, and TV star Dan Soder joins us to talk about how one of his best friends became a coach on the San Francisco 49ers, and how his dad was spiteful to his mom.

You can catch Dan on the show Billions on Showtime, and hear him 4 days a week on the Sirius XM Comedy Central channel radio show, The Bonfire. 

Native New Yorker (sort of) and funny comic Paul Virzi joins us to talk NYC sports culture and opening for Bill Burr. Also, keep an eye out for Paul's upcoming TV special in 2018. 

Holy geez, I real life Hollywood celeb joins us to talk mostly about Basketball. The hilarious Ennis Esmer is currently one of the stars of NBC's Blindspot and Amazon's very funny Red Oaks. Follow him @ennisesmer . 

Hey friends. Today we discuss Lavar Ball vs Trump, another example of why Marshon Lynch is great, and a bunch of other cool shit.  

If you thought Graham being a cruise ship would stop the ultimate sports friends from delivering more hot hot sports takes, well than you were partially right. The battery for the audio recorder runs out at around 20 mins and we had to record the outro on our phones. Such perseverance over adversity is probably what Maya Angelou was writing about when she wrote the poem, And Still I Rise.