In The Tunnel

In this episode, we look at how the pandemic is continuing to affect the NFL, what is going on with the College Football rankings, and a rule that allows for NCAA players to transfer and be immediately eligible next year. We then look at the NHL Draft and free agency, and how the MLB playoffs are playing out. And to end we talk about the Washington Generals and the inconsistent number of wins the media has reported about them.

In this episode, we start with the NFL, as we look at the upcoming games, and check the IR for the number of players on it. Then we recap our thoughts on the NHL bubble now that the finals are done. We look at the NBA Finals but in our opinion that is all set in stone with some key players having injuries. The NCAA makes an appearance with whatever is going on with the top 25 now that it has teams that haven't played 1 game. Finally the wildcard round for the MLB is done so now it is their time to bubble up.


The last thing we look at is where would new teams be if the NBA expanded to 32 teams, and where would we take a team away from a city with multiple teams in the same sport.

We are back after a month long unplanned hiatus to catch you up on all the sports. We start with football as week one has passed us already, we talk surprises from week one scores and a few stats to come out about player performance. We then move to hockey, which is gearing up for the Stanley Cup Finals, and basketball for its Conference Finals. We look at college sports as they were up in the air when we last spoke. Then the MLB gets its time as they announced their playoff plans as the season is almost over and some teams have clinched. To round out the episode we look at Boise State's field and try to see if we think that an NFL team could draw more fans by painting their field. What question should we answer next time?

In this episode, we give a status update on the games in the NBA and NHL bubbles. We also talk a bit about the Washington Football team for the third episode in a row, and look at College Football conferences which are not playing the season, along with reasons as to why players would want to play the season or not.

In this episode, we talk about the bubbles of the NHL and NBA, we look at accommodations and as fans we discuss how we think the games look. We follow up on the NFL with Washington name change updates, and a whole lot of nothing else going on in football. Finally, we talk about MLB baseball, where they are experiencing a lot of COVID cases while trying to play out their shortened season, which has a chance now of being cancelled.

On this episode, we have a little bit of a more heated debate on topics including updates on the NFL and NHL. We see how the first draft of the NFL helmets will look with an integrated mask and will that work for football? Then we get to what Washington has been up to in the past week. After that we shift gears to a return of the NHL season and a labor agreement that means different things to come in the future. Finally, we touch on the NBA bubble update and how puzzling it is. It's a jam packed episode this week!

In this episode, we talk the progress that leagues are making to return, what bottle necks they are facing, and other general things. For NFL, we may see a name change in the near future, we have pictures of the practice facilities in the bubble for the NBA, and things are still on target for the NHL despite COVID tests positive for some players. Finally, we recap our Fantasy MLB draft, and talk a few things that have already went wrong with our picks.

In this episode, we talk about what's going on around the sports world, what is returning to action, or not returning in 1 case. We look at people holding out for the NBA, and what we currently know date wise for the NHL. Then we spend the bulk of our time giving our take on the MLB situation and what this means going forward especially with the CBA currently only going through 2021.

In this episode, we talk NFL referees, what the playoffs will be for the NHL and NBA, the timelines if they do have returns, and then the drama around the potential MLB season or lack of one. Then to finish, we talk about how a shortened season would affect certain players in Fantasy Baseball if baseball does actually come back.

In this episode, we talk the 4 major sports leagues of the US and the plans they have about the possibility of coming back. The NFL and their apparent attempt with N95 face masks with their helmets, to the other leagues with the possibility of use of hub cities. We then weave into finishing our wheel of NHL playoffs, as the NHL talks a 24 team playoff in the real world. Then finally, we dive into the MLB's plans.