Nick Brinkerhoff and James Navalance discuss how the rain ruined the weekend sporting events (1:33), while Nick continues broadening his horizons after watching the Supercross finale on Sunday. They will then react to Jamal Adams requesting a trade (15:00) while also questioning teams refusing to trade with parts of the league due to rivalries and personal feelings. They conclude with the next installment of the 2020 NFL Preview series with the Texans (39:14) and Jaguars (1:15:26). Finally they debate why Gardner Minshew is underrated compared to fellow 2020 rookie quarterback counterparts. 

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Nick and James break down the NBA Summer Camp bubble atmosphere (2:19), while also discussing the Kyrie Irving-Nets leak saga (12:03), MLB's promising return step (35:42) and then the Jamal Adams-Jets standoff takes a new turn (1:02:14). Note: This episode was recorded prior to the news that Jamal Adams requested a trade. 

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The guys are back talking about the NBA setback in their return plan as Kyrie Irving and the players begin to voice concerns over playing in the Orlando bubble (7:14). Then they wrap up the NFC South with the Falcons (32:50) and Buccaneers (52:23) in the 2020 NFL Preview Series while also discussing concerns over Tom Brady's fit in Tampa. 

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The guys are back briefly discussing the MLB Draft and whether it is a good look for a league cutting minor league teams and players from the sport (1:30), before Nick continues his evolving NASCAR fandom situation recapping the race at Martinsville (5:50). The conversation turns to a potential step back in the NBA's momentum with players getting uneasy about a return as well as some alternative ideas and why American sports are returning after International sports (18:00). Finally, the guys talk about Dalvin Cook's potential holdout, the value of the running back position in today's NFL and whether holding out is worth it for the players (43:50).

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The guys are back with a quarantine update where they discuss the shift in mood toward staying at home (0:58), before moving on to part 5 of the 2020 NFL Preview series which shifts to the NFC South's Panthers (19:39) and Saints (46:57).

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Nick and James discuss the NBA's return (1:03) plan along with the new league timeline. They go over teams that are primed to make a run as well as those that can surprise before offering some predictions of what they expect to happen.

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The guys are back discussing some NBA players who didn't meet their personal expectations over the years (1:19), an NHL return to play timeline and format (22:50), before moving along to the 2020 NFL Preview series with Part 4 covering the Bills (35:42) and Jets (56:11) to wrap up the AFC East.

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The guys are back to share their thoughts on Major League Baseball (0:53) and the continued standoff between the owners and players. They discuss what this means from a fan perspective as well as the unfortunate fate of Minor League Baseball.

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