Dan and Johnny draft a top 10 in order of best to worst chance at this year's flag.

Are the new wild card finals a good or bad thing for the game? The boys have their say.

We also go over the first ever wildcard finals previewing the weekend's action (Western Bulldogs vs Collingwood Magpies, Melbourne Demons vs Carlton Blues).

With the Melbourne Demons and the Western Bulldogs needing both needing to win to solidify their finals positions, it promised to be a great game. The game certainly delivered with a high-pressure contest with plenty of highlights and pressure moments.

Goals were coming from everywhere as the Dees got the better of a young power side. The forward handball and run were in full swing for the freewheeling Demons.

Daniel checks in after each quarter to provide instantreaction as the game progresses live!

In what was widely regarded as the game of the year Melbourne clashed with the Fremantle Dockers.

We discuss some of the big plays and what made the difference to allow the Dees to get over the line in a game where both teams cracked the ton!

What is the difference between the 2025 and 2026 Demons?

Are Sparrow and Steele an upgrade or down grade onPetracca and Oliver?

Has Melbourne finally solved their key forward issues?

What is Melbourne's ceiling for 2026??

In many ways the rise and fall of Christian Petraccarepresents the rise and fall of the Demons through the 2010s and 2020s. Daniel shares a story about Petracca's time in the red & the blue.

With huge top 6 ramifications, this clash between the Melbourne Demons and the Geelong Cats promised plenty. It certainly delivered with a pulsating first half where Geelong reined in the Dees. Tune in to see how it all unfolded.

On a cold and somewhat wet afternoon at the MCG the top 6Dees underlined their credentials as they put on a professional performance to easily account for the young Richmond Tigers. Tune it for all the regular segments!

The Hawks hosted the Dees in Tazzy looking for their 13th straight win at UTaz stadium. But it wasn't to be, a dominant Melbourne were up by 71 points at half time and despite conceding 12 straight goals, then ran out 35 point winners.

On a cloudy day at the MCG the Melbourne Demons and the Essendon Bombers renewed hostilities. The Dons have been somewhat of a bogey team for the Dees downing them in three out of three gather round clashes, but it wasn't to be on this occasion Melbourne set up the win with a dominant first half.

Tune in for all the regular segments including "Remember the time that..."