Off The Dome

Harry opens on the Mets woes and DeGrom's greatness before Brendan Carducci joins to talk about these Knicks, how the Nets could ever compare in New York, and realistic title teams in the NBA this year. 

Our first episode in a while is remotely recorded on Long Island where Harry has a lot to say about the 17 game season, announcement of future plans, and more before Ryan McCaskie joins to speak on the drama of the Watson situation and the outlook of the top QBs and interesting teams in the NFL Draft. 

Opening on thoughts of Tiger and being happy for JJ finding his own spot that no one expected before Greg Gomez joins to give us the low down on UFC 259 tonight. Then Harry wraps up on Deshaun Watson thoughts as the offseason progresses.

Opening on reviewing the mess that is the QB market this offseason after the Wentz trade, specifically through the eyes of a Jets fan. Then Ryan McCaskie joins to discuss who the Titans should resign and pursue this offseason and how they can maintain or improve their success next year. Finally, we do our rough first round mock draft live. 

Harry opens up on some NBA All Star talk and prevailing narratives that will drive the NBA not only this season but into the future, as we need to appreciate the greatness we are witnessing. Then The Boys join to talk the fallout of Wentz to the Colts, How the Bears and Bills proceed next season, and Cuse Hoops dreams of making the tourney this year. Finally, Harry closes on a new segment to Off The Dome, in a tip of the cap to Ryen Russillo, a bonus life tips segment. 

Less than 16 hours after publishing the QB Dominos Pod, Wentz is traded to the Colts and Harry reconciles with the announcers curse. Then Ryan McCaskie joins to give the 2021 NFL Way Too Early Power Rankings. 

Solo Pod with your host Harry Hubbard today-Opening on the weekends UFC258 fight event, specifically Usman v Burns. Then we dive into an HOURS worth of NFL talk. From an individual Free Agent's perspective to an entire positional market of Quarterbacks, Harry dispels some narratives and Game Theory's out where he thinks players will end up and what each move means for the rest of the league. The close out is on how teams have switched roles, and why having a franchise QB or a lot of assets make the difference between being a dumpster fire or a competitor for a title. 

Just join the boys as we shit talk the Texans, Bills, and Bears, Wentz and Foles, Mitch and Boeheim, and roast Syracuse football. 

Harry opens on some thoughts for the Jets this offseason before finishing up Super Bowl reactions with Greg Gomez, diving into the Denver Sports scene and how the Broncos and Nuggets can improve their teams, before finishing on Greg's thoughts of the big fights of Usman v Burns and Ngannou v Miocic coming up soon. 

How the Bucs dominated, Brady's legacy, the future of the NFL, and my thoughts as we become an NBA focused pod for the rest of the Winter and Spring