Overtime With Stein

In this episode, Stein is joined by good friend Joey Whiting. First, Steins and Joey talk about the Premier League teams that have underperformed and over performed this season as well as the Golden Boot race for the top scorer (1:30-15:45). Then, Steins and Joey discuss who Joey believes are some of the most underrated and overrated soccer players in the world as well as a conversation about the highly controversial VAR (15:50-26:15). After, Steins and Joey discuss potential deep playoff runs for the Denver Nuggets and Boston Celtics as well as the intriguing race for the eighth seed at the bottom of the Western Conference (26:30-44:00). To conclude the episode, Steins and Joey lay out their NBA Finals predictions as well as the players they're most excited to watch in the bubble (44:15-59:50).

In this episode, Stein is joined by good friend Dominic Gugliotta to discuss some of the major developments in the NBA and NFL. To start, Stein and Dom discuss Patrick Mahomes record contract as well as quarterbacks we expect to impress this season and others we expect to regress (1:10-12:40). After, Stein and Dom discuss whether or not we believe there will be an NFL season and some interesting storylines to follow during the year such as Cam Newton on for the Patriots (12:45-27:35). Then, Stein and Dom talk about the NBA's return in Orlando discussing both underrated and overrated players as well as the exciting race at the bottom of the Western Conference and middle of the Eastern Conference (28:00-44:00). Finally, Stein and Dom discuss what teams and players could surprise in the bubble and what players we're looking forward to watching most (44:15-58:25).

In this episode, Stein is joined by special guest Mike Vaccaro lead sports columnist at the New York Post. To start, Mike and Stein discuss challenges the pandemic has brought sports journalists but also how it has opened an avenue for new story ideas (1:40-13:55). Then Mike and Stein discussed some of Mike's favorite events he's covered as well as his powerful column about New York Post Sports Photographer Anthony Causi who passed away in April (14:05-30:07). The remainder of the episode, Mike and Stein discuss MLB commisioner Rob Manfred's porous leadership and the most frustrating parts of baseball's several month long labor dispute. To conclude, Mike gives his sleeper team, World Series prediction and the players he's most excited to watch this season (30:10-52:17).

In this opening episode Stein begins by discussing the NBA's plans for restart. He then transitions to talking about important developments in the NFL and the NHL's plans for restart. To conclude the episode, Stein frustratedly discusses the state of affairs in the MLB and gives an impassioned plea for the league and players to find a compromise.