On this week's HOF MarketWatch segment, Jim is buying Gerrit Cole HOF Stock following the announcement Cole won the 2023 AL Cy Young award. Meanwhile, Jim is starting to sell off some Mark Andrews HOF stock following what looks to be a serious ankle injury Andrews suffered on Thursday Night Football.

Jim is joined by NBA Analyst Mat Issa to break down the hall of fame candidacy of former NBA swingman Lamar Odom. First, Mat and Jim cover Odom's early years with the Clippers and his unique skillset at 6'10" (8:28). Next, they discuss his championship seasons with the Lakers and how he reminds us a bit of Manu Ginóbili and Chris Webber (15:13) Finally, they brainstorm who the best players never to make an NBA all-star team are (39:48), before making a final call on whether or not Odom deserves to be enshrined in the basketball HOF (50:18).

On this week's HOF MarketWatch, Jim is buying all of the Shai Gilgeous-Alexander HOF stock after Shai dropped 43 points on the Cleveland Cavaliers Wednesday. Meanwhile, he is starting to sell just a tiny bit of his Justin Herbert HOF stock following Hebert's 136 passing yard stinker on Monday Night Football.

Jim welcomes author Adam Lazarus to discuss his latest book, “The Wingmen: The Unlikely, Unusual, Unbreakable Friendship Between John Glenn and Ted Williams." Adam and Jim cover the baseball career of Ted Williams, John Glenn's most impressive accomplishment, and what a Glenn presidency would have looked like. Then, Jim has Adam build 20th Century American Hero Rushmore.

On this week's HOF MarketWatch, Jim is buying all of the Corey Seager HOF stock after Seager won his 2nd World Series MVP trophy on Wednesday. Meanwhile, he is selling all of his remaining Kirk Cousins stock following Kirk's season-ending injury last Sunday.

Jim is joined by baseball Twitter personality Not Gaetti to break down the hall of fame candidacy of former MLB first baseman John Olerud. First, NotGaetti and Jim cover Olerud's picturesque swing and remarkable glovework at first base (8:07). Next, they talk about his 1993 MVP-caliber season in Toronto, the ultra exclusive 200 Hit/100 Walk Club, and why Scott Rolen reminds us both of Olerud (20:50). Finally, they review how Olerud compares to the top first baseman of the 1990s/early 2000s (43:58), before making a final call on whether or not Olerud deserves to be enshrined into Cooperstown (58:00).

On this week's HOF MarketWatch, Jim is buying all of the Tyrese Maxey HOF stock after his 31 point, 8 assist, 0 turnover performance against Milwaukee. Meanwhile, he is starting to sell off some of his Deandre Ayton HOF stock following Ayton's 4 point, 12 rebound dud of a Portland Trail Blazers debut.

Jim is joined by Kelly Dwyer, NBA writer and pioneer of the NBA blogosphere, to break down the hall of fame candidacy of former NBA guard Jeff Hornacek. First, Jim and Kelly cover Hornacek's unique offensive game, as well as his elite shooting numbers (6:46). Next, they talk about the 1990 Western Conference Finals, how Hornacek reminds Kelly of Jerry West (you read that right), and attempt to rank Hornacek among the best shooting guards of the 1990s (12:46). Finally, they have a discussion around advanced metrics and their importance when reviewing a player's career, before making a final call on whether or not Hornacek deserves to be inducted into the HOF (27:28).

On our 2nd HOF MarketWatch episode, Jim is buying all of the Kyle Schwarber HOF stock and selling off some of his Jalen Hurts HOF stock.