Money Mitch Effect

Mitch is joined by friend and fellow sports production pro Eddie Murphy to run the gauntlet in the world of athletics. The guys look at the NFL as the weather turns cold with the Chiefs in peril, the Colts and Broncos rising and the Rams and Seahawks lurking to challenge the Eagles in the NFC. Murphy also gives his take on the state of the Giants and what to make of Shedeur Sanders getting his first start for the Browns.

Then the fellas dive into to the world of college football with just two regular season weekends remaining, but a lot of playoff debates intensifying. Murphy lays out the case for Notre Dame as a premier team in the country, and examines the SEC & Big 10's top candidates for a title. And they finish up the show talking hockey as the NHL ramps up.

Joe Crisalli joins the podcast to breakdown the beginning of the NHL season, and to assess where his New York Rangers are heading into the meat of their schedule. The guys look at Montreal's success, Toronto's struggles, the buzzsaw that is the Colorado Avalanche and the young guns like Macklin Celebrini and Connor Bedard putting up tons of points.

They then switch to football, where the Broncos, Patriots and Colts have jumped out to early division leads in the AFC that very few have seen coming. The fellas look at a showdown between the Rams and Seahawks, whether the Chiefs will bounce back, and how the top of the NFC pecking order looks as the NFL season rolls along.

Adam Musto joins Mitch to discuss Week 9 in the NFL, where the Buffalo Bills notched a statement win over the Kansas City Chiefs and Lions and Packers were upset at home. The fellas discuss the wild Bears win over the Bengals, Sam Darnold's electric play, and Jayden Daniels brutal injury. They also analyze the Cardinals decision to bench Kylar Murray for Jacoby Brissett and the Jets unloading two of their best players at the trade deadline.

The guys preview Week 10 in the NFL, and list their favorite games on the slate. And they recap a wild and exciting World Series that saw the Los Angeles Dodgers pull out one of the most improbable titles ever over the Toronto Blue Jays.

Kent Brown joins the show to break down all the happenings in college football, with LSU firing Brian Kelly in the latest in a year of wild coaching changes. Brown dissects the latest action on the gridiron and previews the big games this weekend, with Oklahoma/Tennessee, Vanderbilt/Texas and Georgia/Florida headlining the slate.

The guys also discuss a wildly entertaining World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays, and share some NFL thoughts as the season hits the halfway point. And the fellas share their early opinions of the NHL season, with Brown's Penguins and the Utah Mammoth surprising the hockey world so far.

Mitch is joined by Ryan Soles to breakdown all the action in the NFL, with the Indianapolis Colts holding the league's top record. The guys analyze Indianpolis' team depth, the New England Patriots impressive start, and how the Kansas City Chiefs have returned to form. They also analyze the Eagles returning to the win column, the poor play from the Jets and Dolphins, and whether this might by the best coaching performance of Kyle Shanahan's career in San Francisco. The fellas preview and predict all the Week 8 action in the NFL to finish up this football eccentric episode of The Money Mitch Effect.

What a time to be a sports fan! Matt Wittenberg joins to break down the MLB playoffs as the divisional round ramps up, and he looks at the massive college football upsets suffered by Texas and Penn State. The guys preview an enormous slate of college football with Ohio State/Illinois, Oregon/Indiana and Alabama/Missouri on tap, and they also gear up for the start of the NHL season.

And Chris Miller calls in to discuss all the top storylines in the NFL. with losses to the Eagles and Bills knocking off the last two undefeated teams. The fellas discuss the snake-bitten Ravens, the surging Colts & Jaguars, and discuss whether the Lions, Buccaneers or someone else is best suited to challenge Philadelphia in the NFC. And they finish the show by previewing the big games in Week 6 as the pro football season rolls along.

Sean Sullivan returns to the pod to discuss the wildly entertaining college football season, which remains very wide-open heading into Week 6. The boys recap Oregon and Alabama notching hood road victories, and examine the national rankings before the preview this weekend's slate of games. They predict Florida vs. Texas, Miami taking on Florida State, and Vanderbilt/Alabama in a rematch of last year's upset.

It was a wild few days in the world of college football, and Rob Crauder joins the show to discuss the huge move that his alma mater Oklahoma State made in firing Mike Gundy, the winningest coach in program history. The guys recap Texas Tech & Indiana making statements, Clemson's struggles, and look ahead to a huge slate of games this weekend. They preview Oregon's trip to Penn State for a night game, Georgia vs. Alabama, and predict which ranked team might get upset on the college gridiron this weekend.

Adam Musto joins Mitch to recap Week 2 in the NFL, which saw tons of drama across the gridiron. The guys react to Joe Burrow's injury, the Cowboys/Giants shootout, the panic level for the 0-2 Chiefs and what to make of the Eagles's Tush Push. The guys lament of the struggles of the Cleveland Browns and Chicago Bears, and look at Tampa Bay's 2-0 start after a thrilling win on Monday Night Football. They preview Week 3 in the NFL and end the show with some college thoughts as Illinois and Indiana face off in a huge game Saturday night.

Kent Brown joins the podcast to discuss all the top storylines in College Football, with Florida getting upset and and Oklahoma knocking off Michigan last weekend. Brown breaks down who will have the edge when LSU hosts the Gators, Texass A&M faces Notre Dame and Georgia and Tennessee square off this Saturday.

The guys also recap Week 1 in the NFL, which saw the Browns blow another game and the Steelers outscore the Jets behind Aaron Rodgers' arm. They discuss if Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills can go all the way this preview, and conclude the show with a preview of the big boxing match this weekend between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford.