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The guys are back with their biggest week yet. This is the longest episode they have had to date. However, they still are determined to break down every move of the NHL Free Agency period so far. They start in the Atlantic, going team by team and discussing which moves they liked and disliked. Alex and Chace discuss which moves will hurt a team the most, as well as which ones will help. For example, their first two situations were the Craig Smith and Torey Krug contracts and how that will play out.

They switch to the Metro division after and start discussing what has been good and bad there too. Once again, trying to get a feel for what these teams may look like when the season restarts in the new year. Finally, they switch and take a look out west were tons of action happened. Once again following the same pattern of breaking down each and every move the teams made. Overall, the guys looked at every move of the NHL Free Agency period up until the Brendan Gallagher signing, which broke minutes after they finished recording. Tune in for all of this and more, with the MnM Hockey Podcast!

What's up Internet? This week on Last Word SC Radio, Matt, Dan, and Rachael have so much to talk about. We discuss Ben Olsen being out at D.C. United and what it would mean should Jill Ellis get the job. There's COVID-19 cases galore for the Colordo Rapids and two other games that were postponed, as well as Sam Johnson being irresponsible. 

We then discuss news in the Round Table and do Weekend Pick 'Ems.

In this episode of the Necessary Roughness Podcast, host Nikolas Donadic dives into the NFL regular season’s Week 5 matchups. He also compares the Dwayne Haskins situation to the Josh Rosen one(s), takes a closer look at each division’s standings 1/4 of the way through the season, and talks about how last week’s primetime matchups didn’t really show us much. Enjoy the show and join us on Saturday for the following episode!

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX hosts Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss the resurgence of PlayStation 5 in the news, as Sony revealed the insides of their next-gen console to the world. However, it didn’t stop there, Sony also finally shared how game saves, game libraries and PS4 backwards compatibility will work with the system. The guys discuss the interesting tidbits from all of this.Microsoft also continues to make moves as they made a deal with Gamestop to help stores on the backend. But could it mean more in the future? And will Xbox All-Access having a physical outlet turn some folks towards getting an Xbox Series system? They also talk about the rumors of Series X getting too hot and Gamepass going to IOS through a browser-based app. Will Apple actually let that happen?Sadly, the duo also has to get into the sour side of gaming with people harassing Insomniac’s community manager for the change to Spider-Man’s face. And even worse, journalists are making side stories out of the CD Projekt Red decision to work overtime to finish Cyberpunk 2077.Sean has some serious thoughts on this. And he also goes into how a certain person is making this much more into a personal agenda and attacking differing opinions, instead of just reporting the situation.Marc also shares his thoughts on Solitaire Conspiracy and there’s upcoming game talk too.Timestamps:Games We Are Playing: Solitaire Conspiracy (1:52)Headlines:Gamestop layoffs (5:53)Sony unveils the insides of the PlayStation 5 (9:00)Xbox Series X Gets Hot (Or Not) (20:15)Sony finally gives information on PS4 to PS5 transfers (23:45)Microsoft partners with Gamestop (32:15)Sony makes changes to trophies and the PSN store on PC and Mobile (42:40)Microsoft announces Gamepass cloud gaming will be on IOS in 2021 (49:15)Bethesda releasing collections of their biggest games (51:45)Gamers get mad at Insomniac for the Spider-Man face change (56:00)Lab Zero Games is no longer working on indivisible (58:20)Amazon cancels Crucible completely (59:20)Avengers falling player base (1:14:22)Mortal Kombat 11 gets more characters (1:17:25)Resident Evil Movie reboot gets a cast (1:18:55)Major Topic:CD Projekt Red has to crunch for Cyberpunk 2077 And how the main message is getting buried underneath one person’s agenda: (1:03:00)Upcoming Games (1:24:10)You can always let us know your thoughts on the show via the comments, email us at [email protected] with any questions or concerns, or shout out and follow us on twitter or via the Facebook page too. Also, be sure to review us on your listening app of choice, or via podchaser if you’d like to do so.Thank you to Jens Dietrich for doing the editing and post-production on the showLike us on the w2mnet.com Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/W2MNetwork/Follow us on Twitter:https://twitter.com/W2MNetwork (W2M Network), https://twitter.com/W2MSean (Sean), https://twitter.com/HumanityPlague (Marc), https://twitter.com/ApertureSilence (Jens)

The guys are back and it has been an absolutely crazy week for things to talk about. They first look at the NHL Draft and everything that came with it. Talking about why it is smart to trade down, which teams seemed to have a good draft, and which teams disappointed. Overall, they recap everything that came with it. 

Next, they look at all the news that happened this week, which gave them plenty of stuff to look at. First, they look at Matt Murray going to the Ottawa Senator. Even though he wrote why not to do it, Alex was very happy with the deal as a whole. The price was low enough that it made sense and it was a fit both ways. Then, they take a look at a bunch of other signings and trades that took place around the league. They give their thoughts on all of them and who came out as winners and losers.

Finally, the guys shift their attention to the buyout market. This past week saw plenty of names be bought out. Some made sense, but others didn't exactly seem to fit team direction. The guys discuss if they felt it was a smart move overall for each one. Tune in for all of that and more, with the MnM Hockey Podcast!

Join host Harry Broadhurst, Erik Watkins, Randy Isbelle, and Jason Teasley (on assignment) as they present their unique looks at the worlds of professional and college football, mixing a blend of statistical knowledge with a razor-sharp wit.The show opens with "Studs and Duds", highlighting the best and worst performances from the week. "So That Happened" brings your news stories to the table as the guys discuss Tyreek Hill rubbing off on other players in the wrong way, the XFL gets a lifeline, Dwayne Haskins agent wasn't happy (and is probably less so now) and just how many games have to change for the Titans to get their stuff together. "I've Got a Question" has the guys tackle whether the Big 12 is out of the CFP already, if sixteen games in the NFL was too many, and how many challenges should a coach get. Finally, we once again "Pour One Out For the Homers" as the panel discusses their favorite teams. Both talking games played and previewing the games this weekend.The prediction segments remain intact as well. "I'm a Survivor" now only has two at four in a row. "Are You Serious?" hasn't quite reached the week 1 heights, but the guys aren't doing terribly. Will they be able to turn it back around? Tune in to find out...All that and so much more when you check out the episode twenty of season four for The Kickoff

In this episode of the Necessary Roughness Podcast, host Nikolas Donadic dives into the NFL regular season’s Week 4 matchups. He also discusses the Chiefs impressive win over the Ravens, rips into both the Giants and Jets, and dives into how Houston’s odd personnel choices have helped them remain winless this season. Enjoy the show and join us on Saturday for the following episode!

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX hosts Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison banter about Steve and Alex from Minecraft making it into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Of course, some folks were not happy about it, but honestly, it is all quite shocking. It totally adds another new wrinkle to the variety of fighters in the game.Plus, Nintendo apparently thinks the Joycon drift “is a non-issue.” Although Marc feels otherwise. And Nintendo wins some lawsuits and it sparks debate about emulation too. Marc also has thoughts on Mario 35 as well.There’s also the not so clear cross-gen and PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5 save situation. Also, Spider-Man’s face changed for the PS5 remaster. Are these things something that’s worth getting upset about? Or is this another case of news being blown out of proportion in the hype toward new a console launch?Xbox Series X’s are out for preview and backwards compatible games have new load times and show off the vaunted Quick Resume feature. Not to mention, the size of the darn thing. Sean has some thoughts on all the new information on the system. And how Yakuza: Like a Dragon being next-gen only on Xbox until March 2021 could be a feather in the cap for their good press lately.In our major topic, the guys also talk about the latest with WWE and Twitch. Now, the company wants full control of their wrestler’s accounts. Could this turn into an absolute nightmare for the superstars that gained a following on the site?Timestamps:Opening Banter:Xbox Series X out in the wild (3:10)Headlines:Spider-Man for PS5 even sees a facial remaster (8:00)PS4 and Cross-Gen don’t all transfer over (10:40)PS Plus and Xbox Games For Gold for October 2020 (15:30)Yakuza: Like a Dragon Releases on PS5 in March 2021 (21:50)Steve From Minecraft is in Smash Bros. (25:10)Nintendo says Joycon Drift is not a thing (32:55)World of Warcraft expansion delayed (47:02)Minor Topic:The emulation debate (39:28)Games We Are Playing:Super Mario 35 (48:55)Major Topic:WWE Now Wants to Control Their Superstars Twitch Accounts (55:53)You can always let us know your thoughts on the show via the comments, email us at [email protected] with any questions or concerns, or shout out and follow us on twitter or via the Facebook page too. Also, be sure to review us on your listening app of choice, or via podchaser if you’d like to do so.Thank you to Jens Dietrich for doing the editing and post-production on the showLike us on the w2mnet.com Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/W2MNetwork/Follow us on Twitter:https://twitter.com/W2MNetwork (W2M Network), https://twitter.com/W2MSean (Sean), https://twitter.com/HumanityPlague (Marc), https://twitter.com/ApertureSilence (Jens)

Join host Harry Broadhurst, Erik Watkins, Jason Teasley, and Randy Isbelle as they present their unique looks at the worlds of professional and college football, mixing a blend of statistical knowledge with razor-sharp wit.The show opens with "Studs and Duds", highlighting the best and worst performances from the week. "So That Happened" brings your news stories to the table as the guys discuss a first real COVID scare in the NFL, Joe says no to his granddaughter having to go, Mitch Trubisky finds the bench and they are women, hear them roar (or coach). "I've Got a Question" makes it's the full debut for the year as the guys tackle an expanded TV schedule, rather or not we lose teams along the way and a college football playoff expansion that got answered literally during the show. Finally, we once again "Pour One Out For the Homers" as the panel discusses their favorites teams. Both talking games played and previewing the games this weekend.The prediction segments remain intact as well. "I'm a Survivor" sees a three-way tie at the top. "Are You Serious?" comes back to earth as the team is hitting a combined 50% against the spread now. Can they rebound once again? Tune in to find out...All that and so much more when you check out the episode twenty of season four for The Kickoff

The guys are back with another week of content to talk about. Today, they look at all kinds of NHL news including some trades, rumours, and NHL Buyouts. The first of two NHL buyouts they look at is the New York Rangers buying out the King, Henrik Lundqvist. They talk about some destinations that would make sense if Lundqvist wishes to return. They also discuss what it means for the Rangers going forward.

Next, they look at the Bobby Ryan buyout and in the same text, what it means for both sides going forward. Talking about what kind of contract he might sign next, and why Alex doesn't think it will be a league minimum one. After that, they switch to the Jeff Petry contract and discuss why it is such a risk. This leads into a conversation about ageing and being careful about 35+ contract years. 

Finally, the guys talk about something that very likely won't happen but is interesting regardless. That would be the Jack Eichel trade rumours. Alex gives his trade proposal and they talk about it for a while. They also discuss what would need to happen for Eichel to actually force his way out of Buffalo. Tune in for all of this and more, with the MnM Hockey Podcast!