It's the Super Bowl Preview show of the Money Mitch Effect, as several guests help Mitch break down the big game between the Atlanta Falcons & the New England Patriots. Matt Gothard & Ron Schiltz go over all the odd and exotic Super Bowl prop bets, which include everything from National anthem length to MVP odds. And Joe Crisalli & Matt Wittenberg preview all the action on the field.

Mitch recaps one of the most dramatic moments in tennis history, as Roger Federer defeated Rafael Nadal to win his 18th major title at the Australian Open. George Panossian joins to analyze the match, the implications on their legacies, & he explains whether Serena Williams is now firmly the greatest female champion of all-time. And Mike Indergaard calls in to break down NHL All-Star Weekend, and discuss some storylines for the second half of the season.

Mitch is joined by Todd "Speedburner" Robinson to discuss whether LeBron James has a legitimate beef with management, what the NBA playoff picture is starting to look like, and whether or not there were some major snubs on the All-Star rosters. The guys also discuss the Australian Open finals on tap, with Roger Federer taking on Rafael Nadal and the Williams sisters doing battle one more time. Mitch wraps up the show with his thoughts on the Federer/Nadal rivalry, the NFL Pro Bowl, & NHL All-Star Weekend.

Mitch is joined by Ryan Soles to break down Atlanta's triumph over Green Bay in the Georgia Dome, New England's thrashing of Pittsburgh, and all that NFL Conference Championship Weekend had to offer. And Brett Connors & George Panossian return to recap a wild Week 1 in Australia, as they talk Djokovic/Murray upsets, Federer/Nadal resurgences, and debate whether Serena will claim major #23.

Mitch previews NFL Conference Championship Weekend with Tom Weisenbach, as the guys look at Patriots/Steelers & Falcons/Packers from a variety of angles. And Joe Crisalli joins the show to discuss the NHL, breaking down the complicated Metropolitan Division, the top of the Western Conference, and the wide-open Wild Card hunt across the league.

CJ Dear re-joins Mitch to break down Green Bay's sensational victory over Dallas, Atlanta's scary offense, & the triumphs of of both New England & Pittsburgh in the NFL Divisional Playoffs. And Rob Crauder calls in to discuss what's happening in the NBA, including the Westbrook/Harden MVP debate, the state of NBA big men, and a power ranking of the game's best point guards.

The Australian Open begins tomorrow, and Mitch previews the tennis season's first major with his Tennis Channel co-workers George Panossian and Brandon Moglen. The guys discuss whether Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal can make a run despite being seeded low, if Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray should be considered the odds-on favorite in the men's draw, and whether Serena Williams is physically and mentally ready to win her 23rd grand slam.

College Football season is officially over, and Mitch is joined by regulars Sean Sullivan & Matt Wittenberg to recap Clemson's dramatic title victory, assess Alabama's next move, and look ahead to the fall of 2017. And Ryan Soles calls in to break down every NFL divisional playoff game this weekend, and make some NFL Hall of Fame predictions.

Mitch is joined by hip-hop artist and diehard sports fan Blacc Beckham on today's show, and the guys discuss the rapper's journey in music, the state of the Minnesota Timberwolves, & the standout NBA season of his good friend Willie Reed. And Adam Musto calls in to break down Aaron Rodgers' dominance against the Giants, Pittsburgh's continued home excellence, and the rest of NFL Wildcard Weekend's headlines.

Playoff football is finally here, and Matt Zickus stops by to break down all the action as NFL Wildcard Weekend approaches. And Brenna Haven returns to the show to talk about Duke's Grayson Allen dilemma, how Kentucky has found success this season, and whether the number of college basketball freshman is actually hurting the game.