The podcast boys will not shut up. They also will not dribble. They're here to debate LeBron James and his ultimate legacy.

Will he be known more for his basketball career, or his off-court activism? To be honest, things really don't get all that heated this week, you're about to hear a level-headed discussion about a very talented athlete who does very important work outside the game. Enjoy!

Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, it's podcast time! Pat and Aaron are here for another episode of fiercely contested debate as they fight over what is more entertaining: The Winter Olympics or Movies About the Winter Olympics.

Things get heated, like a cabin in the Olympic village, as our two friends debate to one song and one song only.

Pat and Aaron are back to debate the basketball career against the comedy career of new Detroit Piston Blake Griffin. Things get heated, like a sharp one-liner thrown at a heckler as the two friends argue with each other whether Griffin is closer to LeBron James or Dave Chappelle.

Call all your friends because we're having a Super Bowl Party! But what's more important, the game,

or the spectacle around it? That's exactly what our boys Pat and Aaron are here to debate this week on Out of Their League!

Things get heated, like reports to the FCC after an exposed nipple as our boys duke it out over the true meaning of Super Bowl Sunday.

This week, Pat and Aaron take to the ring to debate the greatness of the devastating knock-outs Mike Tyson performed on his boxing opponents against the all-time classic video game Mike Tyson's Punch-Out. Things get heated, like a pre-fight press conference between two heavyweights with no love lost, as our friends argue the merits of the fists vs. those of the thumbs.

Larry Bird is undoubtedly one of the greatest basketball players to ever hit the hardwood. But he's also just as legendary for the hot fire he spit when it came to talking trash. Pat Barker and Aaron Hertzog are back at it to debate which accompishment is truly the Bird man's greatest legacy. Things get heated, like the Boston Garden in June, as the two friends compete to see who came to get second place.

Happy New Year! Pat and Aaron are back to fight about sports! Our first episode of 2018 finds your friends debating the legendary golf career of Arnold Palmer against the delicious and refreshing beverage that bears his name. Things get heated, like a hot summer day made perfect for cooling off with a tall glass of lemonade and iced tea mixed together. Sit back,

relax, fix yourself a drink, and enjoy!

Hello, friends! We're back to debate the on-court and off-court accomplishments of the one and only Magic Johnson. The boys have their hands full once again as they go head to head on whether they believe Magic's dazzling, team-first play, incredible leadership, one-of-a-kind savvy, and rock solid poise led him to have a better career in the NBA, or as an activist, businessman, and entertainer. Things get heated, like the legendary Dream Team inter-squad scrimmage, except this podcast doesn't happen behind closed doors.

Another baseball season is in the books. And while the boys of summer are on hiatus until pitchers and catchers report to spring training after a well deserved winter break - our podcast boys will never rest until all the on-field/off-field sports debates are debated. Things get heated, like a 103 degree Los Angeles October late-afternoon (what the fuck), as Pat and Aaron square off to decide whether the on-field play of the 2017 World Series could match the hype of the off-the-field stories surrounding it. Play ball!

Can you smell what the Out of The League Podcast Boys are cookin? That's right, this week Pat and Aaron debate the in-ring vs. silver screen accomplishments of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Things get heated, like a Cell that is filled with Hell, as our pals try to decide whether The Rock's status as an all-time great Pro Wrestler, or his stone-cold box office magic touch is truly more impressive. Don't be a jabroni, listen, subscribe, rate the pod, and interact with us on Twitter!