Comedian Tommy McNamara (Onion Sports) joins us to talk about growing up a Chicago sports fan in the 90s, writing sports comedy material, and the time he witnessed a high school tennis coach's complete meltdown.

Mike Vorkunov (The Athletic) stops by to talk about how he's coping with no sports, what it's like to cover the Knicks, and why you should never leave a Big East Tournament game early.

Writer Deesha Thosar (NY Daily News) stops by to talk about what it takes to be a beat reporter, the uncertainty of the 2020 MLB season, and her adventures from covering the Mets on the road

Writer Bryan Kalbrosky (Hoops Hype and USA Today) stops by to talk about the balance of watching both college and NBA basketball, what goes into making his draft big board, and his time at the University of Oregon

Writer Jake Fischer (Sports Illustrated, Washington Post) stops by to talk about becoming a professional sports writer at the age of 18, his upcoming book about "tanking" in the NBA, and the lengths he went to in Little League to stay on the field.

Writer Seth Rosenthal (SB Nation) stops by to talk about the roller coaster ride of being a Knicks fan, wise words from Darryl Dawkins, and what goes on at NBA summer league in Vegas

Actress/YouTuber Kaylee Barrett stops by to talk about Backyard Baseball, the validity of High School Musical, and how to trip gracefully while playing softball.

Writer and Singer Madeleine Kearns (National Review and Spectator UK) stops by to talk about getting a hole in one at St Andrews, catching a mouse with her bare hands, and sibling pranks.

Sportswriter David Gardner (Bleacher Report) stops by to talk about college basketball, his day with Tim Duncan in Saint Croix, and the time he took a shoulder to the chest from the Secret Service at the Final Four. (Inadvertently Part 2 in our series of stories that happened at the 2016 Final Four.)