Chris is back from two weeks of vacation, but didn't exactly vacate. Stories from vacation, the Mount Rushmore of Tims, and the Netflix special from Mary Beth Barone.

Chris is going on vacation and Adam did not get him a Bon Voyage card. You can cut the tension with a knife. Plus, an all-star tournament, the Mount Rushmore of greeting cards, and the new comedy special from Wanda Sykes.

Special guest Caleb Cantley makes his first appearance on the show to discuss the MLB All-Star Game, the Mount Rushmore of players left off the all-star rosters, and broadcasting with the Elder News Network. Plus, Chris and Adam review the Netflix special from Jeff Arcuri.

What DIDN'T they talk about this week? Last weekend of tournaments for both Chris and Adam, NBA offseason is on fire, the U.S. Men's National Team's run in the World Cup comes to an end, Adam gets a heck of a deal on tires, the Mount Rushmore of toothpaste, and the new comedy special from Louis C.K.

Chris's baseball team travels a long way, goes through some hiccups, and still comes out on top. Plus, the Mount Rushmore of players in the World Cup, and a Netflix special for Ryan Hamilton.

Chris and Adam discuss the World Cup, a unique strategy in youth baseball, and whether it's good to teach or not, Chris's big personnel dilemma, the Mount Rushmore of non-championship-winning plays in championship games or series, and the new standup special from Patton Oswalt.

Chris was hung up on. Hanged up on? Hanged up upon? Hunged up upon on? World Cup fun, the NBA Finals, Tony Hinchcliffe, and more.

Fun episode as the guys talk about whether lifetime bans can really be enforced, the NBA Finals, the Mount Rushmore of limited-time food items, and the comedy of David Cross.

Chris and Adam discuss the social media frenzy around SGA's foul baiting, more on coaching youth sports, and the Mount Rushmore of women's college basketball coaches.

Adam's AAU team gets its first win and then loses two more players, Chris deals with the dilemma of how to handle a player missing time for another sport, the Mount Rushmore of sports-themed, fictional tv shows, and the comedy of Chris Spencer.