Jim breaks down the HOF candidacy of former MLB reliever Andrew Miller. First, Jim discusses just how unhittable Miller's slider was (4:56). Next, Jim covers Miller's historical pitching performance during the 2016 postseason and how his best season compares to Bruce Sutter's 1979 Cy Young year (11:10). Finally, Jim walks through how Miller stacks up against his contemporaries of the 2010s (25:31), before making a final call on whether or not he believes Miller deserves a plaque in Cooperstown (30:43)

Jim is joined by NFL Writer for CBS Sports Bryan DeArdo to discuss the Hall of Fame candidacy of former New York Giants running back Tiki Barber. First, Jim and Bryan break down Tiki's running style, with strong emphasis on his elite swiftness out of the backfield (6:50). Next, they cover his ridiculous age-30 season, where he racked up 2,390 yards from scrimmage, and discuss the exclusivity of the 10,000 Rushing Yard/5,000 Receiving Yard Club (26:05). Finally, they cover where Barber ranks among running backs of his era (43:27), before making a final call on whether or not Barber deserves a place in the Pro Football HOF (47:34).

Jim breaks down the HOF candidacy of former MLB reliever Wade Davis. First, Jim discusses the nearly unbeatable 7th-8th-9th inning bullpen sequence of Kelvin Herrera-Davis-Greg Holland for the Kansas City Royals (9:16). Next, Jim covers how Davis' stretch from 2014-2015 may be the greatest 2-year stretch of any reliever in MLB history, how Davis compares to the last reliever to enter Cooperstown, and just how dominant Davis was in October (16:30). Finally, Jim walks through the significance of Davis making the MLB.com 2010s All-Decade Team (32:05), before making a final call on whether or not he believes Davis deserves a plaque in Cooperstown (39:05)

Sportswriter Neil Paine joins Jim to break down the HOF candidacy of former MLB left fielder Moisés Alou. First, they discuss Alou's unorthodox and unsanitary batting preparation (7:30). Next, they discuss Alou's role in the infamous Bartman incident, his dominant performance in the 1997 World Series, and how Alou compares favorably to Jim Rice (14:33). Finally, Jim and Neil discuss whether there is a minimum WAR threshold a player has to hit to be considered for the Hall of Fame in today's voting environment (41:31), before making a final call on whether or not they believe Alou deserves a plaque in Cooperstown (49:56).

Former Los Angeles Dodgers GM Dan Evans joins Jim to break down the career and HOF candidacy of former MLB center fielder Chet Lemon. First, Dan covers the time he spent with Chet during his final season with the Chicago White Sox in 1980 (9:15). Next, they discuss Lemon's performance in the 1984 World Series, his ridiculous 512 putout season in 1977, and deep dive the similarities between Chet and Kirby Puckett (14:46). Finally, Jim and Dan debate whether Chet Lemon is the greatest defensive player to never win a Gold Glove (46:30), before making a final call on whether Lemon belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame (1:03:09).

On Saturday, we all celebrated the 250th anniversary of the United States. To celebrate, Jim builds a number of Mount Rushmores that were submitted by listeners. Jim builds:

World Cup Rushmore (7:15)

Multi-Sport Rushmore (17:44)

American Rushmore, No Politicians (26:38)

All Glove, No Bat Rushmore (47:45)

Free Throw Routine Rushmore (54:42)

NFL Rushmore (58:32)

Left-Handed Hitters Post-1961 Rushmore (1:06:04)

During our annual NBA Draft Review, Jim covers his disdain for the 2-day NBA Draft and the inability to put the correct team hats on the new draftees' heads (3:45) before attempting to predict which draft picks have the best odds of ending up in the Basketball Hall of Fame (14:19). We cover the following draft picks:

Kingston Felmings (14:19)

Darius Acuff Jr. (20:06)

Caleb Wilson (26:28)

Cam Boozer (34:00)

AJ Dybantsa (41:12)

Jim is joined by NFL and NBA writer for Action Network Brandon Anderson to discuss the hall of fame candidacy of former NBA swingman Dan Majerle. First, Jim and Brandon discuss Majerle's stellar performance in the 1993 NBA Finals and how it compares to OG Anunoby's recent Finals performance (12:35). Next, they cover Majerle's surprisingly successful career with Team USA and why Majerle reminds Jim of a poor man's Joe Dumars or Manu Ginóbili (26:00). Finally, they build White Dunker Rushmore (45:51), before making a final call on whether or not Majerle belongs in the HOF (59:29).

Hall of Fame wide receiver Raymond Berry sadly passed on May 25th at the age of 93. Jim spends this week covering all things Berry, from his performance in the 1958 NFL Championship game to his place on 20th Century Wide Receiver Rushmore.

The World Cup start this Thursday and with 48 countries represented across 12 groups for the first time in the history of the tournament, there is more information than ever to digest on the countries playing and their players. Jim first provides some fast facts about the World Cup on US soil since 1994 (8:01). Then, Jim takes you through Groups A-L, mispronouncing countries and player names left and right in the process (18:34).