Pokesports is IN-PERSON for this episode! We hit up the Brooklyn Podcasting Studio and chat previous series, our time in Jersey, and of course, the whole reason we were there: The Secaucus Regional Challenge! Come along.

Espeon is now available to play in Pokemon Unite! It's honestly pretty okay - we'll have a deeper dive on our experience in the next episode, but we give a full rundown on things to expect with this Pokemon, as well as its moves and uses.

Regionals in full swing, Aeos Cup ready to go, and dreaming about Secaucus! This episode's got it all. We've even got a new name for our Pokemon Cry-guessing game! Welcome to Fake Tears!

I swear we talk about other things in this episode, but oh my Arceus has Pokeclicker ever taken over my life.

Did you really think we'd name this episode "Pokémon is an Onion"? No, but there certainly are layers.

Did you book your ticket for Secaucus Regionals? If not, you're not the only one. It was a bit of a hot-button issue this week for people who tried to get tickets not 10 minutes into registration being open.

Because it's about the rise of Rinya Sun.

Today we explore not only a new segment in ÈKevinès Moment of Madness", but we also start up a new untitle segment, where we listen to Pokémon Cries and try to guess from there.

Remember to check out this episode's sponsor: MANSCAPED! Get 20% off your order plus free shipping when you use code POKESPORTSPOD at checkout! Thanks, MANSCAPED!

While this isn't the quintessential "The TCG episode", this is certainly an episode in which Mike tries out Pokemon TCG, learns a bit about it, and shares his findings!

It's Whimsisports up in here! Mike and Kevin break down the most recent Salt Lake City Pokémon Regional competition! How has the pandemic shaped the way we get back into esports? There's only one way to find out!