Jack is once again joined by Jeff Rosenberg to recap episodes seven and eight of ESPN's docuseries "The Last Dance (2:42)." Then, we analyze and share some laughs over "The Victory Machine: The Making & Unmaking of The Warriors Dynasty," a new book written by Ethan Strauss of The Athletic, illustrating the trials and tribulations surrounding Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors (27:07).

The crew starts with a recap of Ep. 7 & 8 of The Last Dance (0:30) and UFC's return (18:28). That's followed by an interview with the Atlanta Hawks CRO Andrew Saltzman (26:46) talking all things from what a Chief Revenue Officer is, his days watching Big East basketball in the '80s and Atlanta culture. That's followed by Best of In-Game Broadcasters (79:07) to wrap it up.

Justin, Alec and Doug start with a recap of Ep. 5 & 6 of The Last Dance (0:27) including MJ's gambling and the Kobe comparison. The crew is then joined by some pals to take a final, in-depth look into the 2020 NFL Draft (16:05) and end it all off with Best of Role Players on championship teams (1:40:50).

The crew recaps the NFL Draft, hitting on the top picks as well as ATL, NYJ and CHI (0:30). They are then joined by Atlanta Hawks play-by-play man Bob Rathbun to talk MJ's Bulls, Hawks, Braves and even Arena Football with a Lee Corso twist (24:43). After, they highlight the top moments of Ep 3 & 4 of "The Last Dance" (1:33:38) and Best of Athlete Nicknames (1:40:52).

Jack is joined by basketball junkie and old camp friend Jeff Rosenberg to recap episodes one and two of  the 90's Bulls documentary, as well as scope out ways to save the NBA (1:51). We also react to round one of the NFL Draft, preview the NBA Draft and finally, we examine the G-League's rise compared to the potential crumbling of the NCAA (26:29).

Justin, Alec and Doug are back after yet another week of self-quarantine. The crew talks "The Last Dance" (0:35) with Doug's Chicago spin on it, an interview with Fox Sports Sun's Tricia Whitaker (19:21), and the Best of retro logos (1:02:36).

Jack is joined by Austin Siegel and Zack Casutto to recap the glorifying matchup between OKC and GS on February 27th, 2016 and Mike Breen's best calls (2:34). We also complain about quarantine, assemble an all-time NBA team and rank the five best scorers we've ever watched (49:13). Finally, we debate which five movies qualify as Will Ferrell's most iconic (62:34).

With a new name, the guys are back with another episode. Justin, Alec and Doug break down the Bulls new-look front office followed by whether the NBA 2k tournament and H-O-R-S-E get a thumbs up or thumbs down. They give updates on the NFL draft, the XFL (rip) and golf's schedule changes. At the end, they introduce a new, totally creative segment called "Best of" when they rank the most anticipated sporting events of every year.

Jack is joined by college buddies Lee Stern and Zack Casutto to fully contextualize the decorated resume of LeBron James. We discuss his renowned path to superstardom, most impressive plays and best championship performances - dating back to his debut on October 29th, 2003 (3:38). Then, we give quick T.V./movie recommendations for the public to watch during quarantine (128:43).

Jack is joined by Evan Orris to discuss COVID-19 and its impact on hoops, best/worst-case scenarios and how the sports world might look in 40-45 days (1:48). Then we examine the league's best performers this year by delegating season-end awards (21:44).