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The Indy 500. The French Open. Formula 1. NASCAR. Cheese rolling. Yes...cheese rolling.
This week, Amy and Scott break down the biggest Memorial Day weekend sports storylines in a way that actually makes sense for casual fans. From racing traditions and tennis drama to one of the wildest competitions on the internet, this episode gives you everything you need to survive sports conversations all weekend long.
You'll learn:
- Why the Indy 500 winner drinks milk - What makes the "Double" one of the hardest challenges in sports - Why Carlos Alcaraz pulling out of the French Open changes everything - Who to know on the women's tennis side - Why thousands of people willingly throw themselves down a hill chasing cheese
If sports come up this weekend, this is the episode to listen to first.
CORRECTION: Someone actually wants to drink skim milk. Of the 33 drivers competing in Sunday's race, 25 chose whole milk. Seven chose 2%, and only one of them opted for skim milk.
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If you've ever been confused watching tennis, this Tennis 101 episode breaks it all down.
We explain tennis scoring in a simple way, including what "love" means, how points, games, sets, and matches work, and why you need to win two points in a row at deuce.
You'll also learn the key storylines, brutal travel schedules and players to know, from the GOAT debate with Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams to the next generation led by Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka.
By the end, you'll finally understand tennis…and actually have something to say when it comes up.
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The WNBA enters its 30th season with momentum that's impossible to ignore. Bigger player salaries, new expansion franchises, celebrity ownership groups, rising stars like Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers, and more national coverage have transformed the league into one of the most exciting stories in sports.
In this episode of the Last Night's Game podcast, Amy and Scott break down what casual fans need to know about the 2026 WNBA season. They explain the league's salary boom, why new teams in Portland and Toronto matter, how the WNBA compares to the NBA, and why this version of women's basketball is must-watch.
Whether you're already a fan or simply WNBA-curious, this episode gives you everything you need to sound smart when sports come up.
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Heading to a Kentucky Derby party and not sure what to say?
This episode breaks down the Kentucky Derby 2026 in a way that's simple, fun, and actually useful in real conversation.
We cover everything you need to know about the "Run for the Roses," including why the race is called the most exciting two minutes in sports, how the Triple Crown works, and why there's never been a repeat Derby winner.
You'll also get: • Easy conversation starters for Derby parties • Who to cheer for (including favorite Renegade) • A quick guide to horse racing betting, including win, place, show • The story behind Derby fashion, hats, and mint juleps • And fun facts that make you sound instantly in-the-know
Whether you're watching for the horses, the outfits, or the cocktails, this episode gives you everything you need to walk in confidently and enjoy the moment.
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The NFL Draft isn't just about football anymore but a full-blown cultural event.
In this episode of Last Night's Game, Amy and Scott break down everything you need to know about the NFL Draft in a way that's approachable, entertaining, and actually useful in real-life conversations. From the evolution of the draft into a massive, city-wide event to the surprising shift in quarterback trends, this episode gives you the context behind what everyone will be talking about this week.
You'll also hear the story of projected No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza, who is choosing to skip the spotlight and spend draft night at home with his family, plus a look at how NFL Draft fashion has turned into a red carpet moment for players entering the league.
We also get into the behind-the-scenes politics of the draft, including how rumors, strategy, and "smoke and mirrors" can impact where players land.
If you've ever felt out of the loop when sports come up, this episode makes it easy to jump into the conversation with confidence.
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If you've ever felt clueless when sports betting comes up, you're not alone, and you're in the right place.
In this episode, we break down sports betting terms like spread, moneyline, over/under, parlays, and prop bets in a way that actually makes sense, so you can follow the conversation without overthinking it.
Amy and Scott walk through real examples, what the numbers mean, and even what to say if you're placing a bet in person or on an app.
You'll learn: • What "spread" and "moneyline" actually mean • How you could win and still lose • How over/under bets work • What a parlay or teaser is (and why they're risky) • Key terms like "bad beat" and "backdoor cover."
Whether you're watching the Super Bowl, the Kentucky Derby, or just want to keep up at dinner, this gives you exactly what you need to feel confident without becoming an expert.
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The Masters is back, and even if you don't watch golf, this is the one tournament everyone talks about.
In this episode of Last Night's Game, we're breaking down everything you need to know about The Masters 2026, from Rory McIlroy's long-awaited win to the traditions, rules, and moments that make Augusta unlike anywhere else in sports.
We're getting into: • Rory McIlroy finally winning The Masters and rewriting his legacy • The iconic Champions Dinner (and why it might be the most exclusive dinner party in sports) • The viral Masters gnome that fans are obsessed with • Why food at Augusta is shockingly cheap (yes, $1.50 sandwiches) • The strict no-phone policy and rules that can get you kicked out instantly • Golf terms you can actually use in conversation this week
Whether you're watching for the golf, the traditions, or just the vibes, this is your cheat sheet to be in the know.
If sports come up this week, we've got you covered.
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What if your favorite celebrities didn't just act, sing, or entertain, but could have actually gone pro?
In this episode of Last Night's Game, we're breaking down the most athletic celebrities who have real, legit skills, from marathon times that rival elite runners to near-Olympians and pro-level hockey players.
We're talking: - Harry Styles' shocking Berlin Marathon time - Justin Bieber's legit hockey career, yes, really - Joe Rogan's martial arts background could take you out in seconds - Jason Statham's past on Great Britain's national diving team - Geena Davis nearly made the Olympics in archery - Celine Dion's impressive golf game - Keanu Reeves' almost-pro hockey career
Plus, we're giving you easy, go-to conversation starters you can actually use, so the next time sports or pop culture comes up, you're ready.
Because sports aren't just about teams, they're one of the easiest ways to connect.
Press play for the sports and celebrity news you'll want to spill.
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Baseball is back, and this week on the Last Night's Game podcast, Amy and Scott are getting you ready for the 2026 MLB season with the storylines every casual fan should know before the first pitch.
In this episode, they discuss Shohei Ohtani's pursuit of Babe Ruth-level history, the unexpected rise of jewelry and luxury fashion trends in baseball, and the new ABS challenge system that lets players challenge ball-and-strike calls. They also share why the Seattle Mariners are a fun team to follow if you don't already have a favorite and unpack the conversation around the Dodgers' massive payroll, the luxury tax, and what a future MLB lockout could mean.
Whether you're looking for easy baseball conversation starters, trying to understand the biggest MLB trends, or just want to sound smart at happy hour, this episode will help you keep up with the stories everyone will be talking about this baseball season.
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March Madness has officially arrived, and this episode is your shortcut to sounding smart without needing to watch college basketball all season.
Amy and Scott break down everything you need to know about the NCAA tournament, including how to pick a bracket, the classic upset seeds to watch, the top men's and women's teams, and the Cinderella stories everyone loves in March Madness. They also get into bracketology, NIL money, players to know, and fun facts you can actually use in conversation over the next few weeks.
Whether you are filling out a bracket for the first time, jumping into an office pool, or just want to know what everyone is talking about, this episode makes March Madness simple, fun, and easy to follow.
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