High & Tight

HOLY SHIT. Sorry for my excited response. I just re-listened to Episode 337, and it blew my mind. Front and center, KA-boom. There's just so much going on in there, it's hard to keep it together. There's baseball talk, Longmire talk, standings, and wall to wall laughter. Man. High & Tight is like a drug and this one's free... the next episode is gonna cost you something...

Get into it.

What do Eric Bana and Bo Jackson have in common? Good question. I'm glad I asked. You push play, and you'll find your answer, in Episode 336. You'll also find borderline scientific baseball breakdowns, and an analysis of The Dry that's SO goddamn good, that the film's writer would blush. And likely look for new employment because Benny and RZ put his ass on NOTICE. In a good way. The film is great. HOW GREAT? Well. You'll just have to push play.

Episode 335 is here, and it has been carefully crafted for your ears. If you listen, you'll learn a LOT. For example, if Franchy Cordero connects on your fastball, then it will end up in the Milky Way and it won't return to earth. Also, that baseball is good, basketball is bad, and hockey is pretty sweet too. A couple important notes: While stylish, Fernando Tatis is a turd. Also, while very good at pitching, Trevor Bauer is swiftly becoming a real jack rod. Listen.

334 is here. Baseball. Laughs. Edelman's reeeee...turn to football when Tom asks. HOT review of "Nobody" starring Better Call Saul. Frankly, I already did a sweet write up already, and it didn't publish. So this is all you get. I just find it nuts, that Benny and RZ give all this gold away for free. Take in our generosity... with your ears...

Episode 333 is here! Open your ears, and prepare for action. Ear action. Benny and RZ cover all the hot button issues in this one. For example, Benny's baseball trip, and RZ's electric bike. There's also a great deal of general baseball talk. Specifically, about the Red Sox of course. Because they're winning... of course. Anyhow, buckle up, suckers!

332. What can I say about this episode? Part of me feels like not even telling you how sweet it is. You already know it, and if you listen to it, you'll say "Oh yeah. It IS sweet. I was right. Thank you, Benny and Z!". I'll just give you a taste though, to wet your beak: Baseball talk, Spring Training, Bobby Dalbec and his precious little baby face. The Gentlemen, and the never ending slickness of Colin Farrell. NFL Free Agency. I mean. There's just so much. I'm so jealous of your ears right now...

Benny and RZ are at it again! 331 is in effect, and it's as great as expected. There's a fan mail in there, there's preseason baseball talk, hoopy basket talk. Red Sox specifically. Just wall to wall information. Even a little post NBA Dunk Contest talk. I mean. This one is RICH with information. Taste it. I dare you. With your ears obvi. You can't eat sound waves, I mean c'mon.

So you might think this is nuts, but Episode 330 might be the best of all time. It's hard not to think of the 329 episodes prior, as the best of all time though, so I get your dilemma. Either way, Benny and RZ discuss Tom Brady's continued ring-winning affliction, as well as the accuracy of arm. Regardless of what he's throwing. They also offer love to Red Sox great, Dustin Pedroia. And SOME love to Your Honor, starring Bryan Cranston. And nobody else. Just Cranston. ANYHOW. Get ready to laugh, ok? Cool.

329 is great, and you can set your watch to that. Benny and RZ break down yet ANOTHER Tom Brady-Super Bowl. If you've been playing hide and seek for the last 21 years, and nobody's found you, there's a chance that you don't know that Tom Brady has now won 7 Super Bowls. Try n wrap your head around that. Do it. Meanwhile, they talk about the departure of Red Sox staple, Dustin Pedroia. And other stuff. It's a good time. Give 'er a listen huh?

Episode 328 is a show for the ages, as Benny and RZ, are joined by a friend of the High & Tight family. Who you ask? The Dollop's own, Gareth Reynolds. Not to spoil too much, but this one is QUITE funny. No need to dig deeper here. Just check it for yourselves. It's sweet ass sweet, and we thank Gareth for gracing us with his presence. Ok I'll spoil one thing: there's a VERY in-depth analysis of Ice Cube's classic, "It was a Good Day". Oh my. I've said too much.