In this episode of PSP, host Nii Wallace Bruce prepares listeners for the climactic finale of the baseball season as the LA Dodgers face the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 6 of the World Series (13:06). With Toronto leading 3-2, the Blue Jays are on the verge of ending a 32-year championship drought, but the reigning champions, led by MVP Shohei Ohtani, stand in their way.

Special guest Melo from the Around the Diamond podcast joins to discuss the thrilling recent games, especially the 18-inning Game 3 (04:22) and the pivotal performances of both teams (08:16). They also analyze the Dodgers' lineup challenges (03:09), key bullpen decisions (09:55), and the potential impact of players like Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Ohtani in the upcoming games. The conversation extends to free agency speculations post-World Series and marks excitement for the Dodgers’ offseason moves (20:34). This episode captures the high stakes and intense emotions as baseball fans await the final outcomes.

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In this episode of PSP, host Nii Wallace-Bruce, alongside guest Tex Smith from 'The Roar,' dives into Australia's path towards the 2026 World Cup and the recent performance of the Socceroos during their October international window. They discuss the logistical challenges of the upcoming World Cup in North America (01:12), reflect on Australia's tactical play under Tony Popovich, and analyze the games against Canada (03:03) and the US (09:01).

Additionally, they touch upon the current state and future of the A-League (17:15), the influence of Australian coaches internationally (27:24), and the role of Football Australia's James Johnson as he transitions to Canada Soccer Business (23:18). The conversation also highlights the potential of younger players and the differences in stadium environments between North America and Australia.

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In this episode, host Nii Wallace-Bruce is ecstatic about the ongoing World Series, especially with games happening in Toronto and Los Angeles. The episode discusses the current state of the Fall Classic, with a game-by-game breakdown of the first two matches, which saw the Blue Jays and Dodgers each securing a win (19:09). Guest Melo from Around the Diamond Media provides in-depth insights from the Dodgers' camp (09:51).

The conversation touches on the challenges both teams face, the key players (17:30), and the significance of the series for both Toronto, their first World Series in the 21st century (12:47), and Los Angeles. Discussion points include the Dodgers' strong lineup, Blue Jays' player performances (26:09), and the impact of historical and current rivalries, including notable players like Shohei Ohtani (04:29), Max Scherzer (05:59) and Mookie Betts (08:21). The episode concludes with predictions and analysis of the upcoming games in Los Angeles (27:34).

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In this episode of PSP, Nii Wallace-Bruce discusses the legacy of the Cincinnati Reds' Big Red Machine with acclaimed author, writer, and historian, Terence Moore. Moore shares his journey from being a passionate fan of the Reds to covering the team as a professional sports journalist (02:12). He reminisces about his interactions with legendary players like Pete Rose (09:20) and provides a deeper understanding of the socio-cultural impact of the team (31:21).

The conversation also touches on current Major League Baseball topics, including the Hall of Fame candidacy of steroid-era players (28:15) and Canadian baseball (22:23). Moore's new book, 'My Big Red Machine,' explores his personal experiences and insights into one of baseball's most iconic eras.

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In this episode, Noel White from 929 The Game in Atlanta discusses the Atlanta Dream's elimination by the Indiana Fever in the WNBA playoffs, analyzing the impact of the new playoff format (01:40) and the team's future prospects (03:12). The conversation shifts to potential league lockout concerns in 2026 (05:51) and Angel Reese's future with the Chicago Sky (07:24).

Transitioning to football, Noel shares insights on the Atlanta Falcons' promising start to the 2025 season (08:50), the release of kicker Younghoe Koo, and the team's defensive challenges and quarterback setup (10:46).

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October is here and that brings with it the excitement of falling leaves, pumpkin spice, and postseason baseball. The Toronto Blue Jays are American League East champions after a decade and are competing against the New York Yankees in the American League Division Series (ALDS). Special guest Frank Ammirante discusses the Blue Jays' strengths, their journey (05:18), pitching matchups (10:29), and how the Blue Jays managed to secure a first-round bye. Key players like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Addison Barger, and others are highlighted.

The episode also touches on the Yankees' ups and downs (02:22), managerial strategies (14:57), and potential challenges from other teams like the Seattle Mariners (19:15). The closing discussion includes bold predictions and the significance of postseason for Toronto.

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Host Nii Wallace-Bruce presents an insightful episode of PSP with special guest and recently retired Canadian dual international (7's and 15's Rugby), Magali Harvey. The two discuss the upcoming 2025 Rugby World Cup final between Canada and England. They delve into the contrasting playing styles of the two top-ranked teams, Canada's strategy (04:21), and the evolution of women's rugby (14:54).

Harvey, who played in the 2014 World Cup final, shares her experiences and observations on the current team's preparation and challenges, including funding issues. The episode also reflects on the implications of rugby's growing popularity and the potential for increased investment in the sport.

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In this episode of PSP, host Nii Wallace-Bruce goes around the grounds of international rugby with Christy Doran from The Roar Rugby. The conversation ranges from a look at the 2025 Rugby World Cup in England, currently in its final stages, featuring matchups between Canada vs New Zealand and France vs England. The episode continues with an analysis of the Rugby Championship in the Southern Hemisphere, where Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa vie for the title. Christy examines the the Wallabies' recent performances (04:08), their strategic plans (11:32), and the revival of Australian rugby.

The discussion also covers the changing landscape of international rugby with the upcoming changes to the Rugby Championship format and the potential impact of these changes on Australia and Argentina. Additionally, insights are shared on the Wallaroos' World Cup performance and the future of women's rugby in Australia (21:12). The episode wraps up with a look at the financial state of Rugby Australia and the preparations for future World Cups (24:41).

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Like a good striker pairing, Akwasi Bonsu and Nii Wallace-Bruce take you through the latest window of World Cup Qualifiers.

The primary discussion focuses on the performance of African teams such as Morocco, who have secured their spot, and the critical upcoming matches for teams like Ghana (16:52), Nigeria (30:00), and Senegal (07:03). Highlights include the analysis of specific games, the strength of different teams, and strategic insights on their performances. The excitement for the World Cup coming to North America (01:21), and detailed breakdowns of various groups in the African qualifiers.

The show also touches on the broader implications for African teams at the World Cup (01:25:02), including potential performances and the hope for more African representation in the later stages of the tournament.

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The NFL is back in a big way! Host Nii Wallace-Bruce caught up with Los Angeles Rams beat reporter, Brock Vierra, to examine the Micah Parsons trade and also look ahead to the upcoming season.

The Micah Parsons Trade Fallout & NFC Shakeup (00:44)

Immediate reactions to the Cowboys trading Micah Parsons to the Packers. Brock shares where he was when the news broke.

How the trade impacts the Cowboys, Packers, and the competitive balance in the NFC.

Blockbuster Trades: Lessons from the Rams (03:31)

Comparing the Parsons trade to the Rams’ acquisition of Matthew Stafford and the resulting Super Bowl win.

Playoff Runs & Key Moments (05:00)

A look back at the Rams’ playoff journeys, critical games, and the evolution of their roster.

Stafford’s Health & Quarterback Depth (07:09)

Updates on Matthew Stafford’s back, his practice status, and what it means for the Rams’ season.

Offensive Weapons: RBs & WRs (08:30)

Discussion of Kyren Williams, Jarquez Hunter, Blake Corum, and the wide receiver room, including the addition of Davante Adams.

Tight End Room Analysis (09:45)

Deep dive into the Rams’ tight ends: Tyler Higbee, Colby Parkinson, Davis Allen, and Terrance Ferguson.

Potential for more 12 personnel and how the group could shape the offense.

Defensive Line Youth Movement (13:25)

Spotlight on DROY Jared Verse, Byron Young, Kobie Turner, and the new faces stepping up after Aaron Donald.

How Nate Landman, a former Atlanta Falcon, is making an impact as a signal-caller and motivator.

Rams’ Playoff Prospects & NFC West Outlook (16:50)

Expectations for the Rams in a competitive division and their chances for another Super Bowl run.

NFC Contenders & Roster Challenges (17:33)

Breakdown of the Rams’ main competition, including the Eagles and Commanders, and key roster changes.

Trade Deadline: What’s Still Needed? (19:15)

Brock puts on the GM hat: what moves could the Rams make to strengthen their roster for a deep playoff push?

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