Spencer breaks down the Clippers' shocking loss to the Denver Nuggets, with 3 key takeaways as the NBA playoffs received its biggest shakeup yet. Today's bonus content includes why he thinks Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be fine this season, and the first edition of his "Fantastic Five" gambling picks in the NFL.

Jack Benjamin returns as today's guest to discuss why the Clippers came up short, give his thoughts on the NBA Conference Finals, and why he's more of a skeptic about Brady and the Bucs.

Fighting through a technical SNAFU, Spencer explains why it's unfair to turn this season into a make-or-break year for Baker Mayfield in Cleveland. Plus, he gives his thoughts on why neither the 49ers nor the Chiefs will have a "Super Bowl Hangover".

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With round 1 of the NBA playoffs coming to a close, Spencer explains why he thinks guard-heavy teams have limitations when the playoffs come around. In today's bonus content, he details where he thinks the top prospects in this year's NBA draft should end up--and what the Warriors should do with the #2 pick.

Alex Stewart returns as today's guest--with thoughts on what to expect from the Lakers going forward, just how good Luka Doncic is, and more from the NBA. Plus, he weighs in on MLB's handling of Fernando Tatis Jr. 

Spencer begins today's show talking about the differences between Zion Williamson and Luka Doncic, explaining why Luka doesn't get the same type of media hype even though he's a better player. In today's bonus content, he discusses the MLB's latest tactical blunder regarding Fernando Tatis Jr., and what baseball should learn from the NBA.

Chad Walker returns to the show to discuss a variety of NBA topics--including why the Rockets are not in fact better without Russell Westbrook. Plus, he weighs in on what the Golden State Warriors should do with the #2 pick in the upcoming NBA draft.

Spencer explains why people are wrong to think that the Blazers could beat the Lakers in a 7-game series, with more than one reason as to why. In today's bonus content, he says why he thinks Giannis Antetokounmpo will stay with the Bucks even if they don't reach the finals, and why their path to winning the Eastern Conference is not as easy as some might think.

Casey Graver joins the show as a first-time guest, giving his thoughts, as a supporter of the Blazers, on a potential matchup with the Lakers. Plus, he says what he thinks the biggest first-round upset could be in the NBA playoffs, and why the bubble has allowed lower-seeded teams to close the gap on the league's contenders.

Spencer explains why Aaron Rodgers likely will finish his career playing for a different NFL team, and why that's not unusual or something to panic about. In today's bonus content, he praises Dodgers' reliever Joe Kelly for taking a stand against the Astros, and discusses the Dodgers' world series prospects.

Today's guest is his older brother Mitchel McLaughlin, who sees the Aaron Rodgers situation in Green Bay in a slightly different light. Plus, he gives his thoughts on the Jamal Adams trade to the Seahawks, and the winners and losers thus far in the NBA bubble.

Spencer explains his cautious optimism in regards to the Seahawks' acquisition of Jamal Adams, and what Seattle still needs to do to get back to the super bowl. In today's bonus content, he discusses why Lincoln Riley's extension is great for Oklahoma football, and why he doesn't need the NFL to establish a legacy as an all-time great coach.

Dev Barghava is today's guest covering a bevy of topics including: Jamal Adams' trade to Seattle, the TV product that the NBA's bubble has generated, the Lakers/Clippers matchup on opening night, and his sleeper pick for the NBA title. 

Spencer explains why despite the hopes and proclamations of many, the Chiefs will not materialize into a dynasty like what we saw with the New England Patriots. Plus, the bonus content includes a discussion on why this year's playoffs could be the most important for LeBron James as it relates to being considered the greatest of all time in the NBA.

Jack Benjamin is today's guest, talking about the top QB prospects for the 2021 NFL Draft, the Knicks' hiring of Tom Thibodeau, and the MVP race in the NBA.

Spencer expands on his point from last week's show about how much help LeBron James needs to win a title, with the evidence to back up his claim. First-time guest Jack Anderson, a 2018 National Champion with Oregon State Baseball, provides insight into the strategic challenges that players and managers will face in a shortened MLB season in relation to staying healthy. 

In today's bonus content, Spencer explains why he was right about Dak Prescott giving the Cowboys all the leverage in his contract negotiations, what could happen going forward, and gives some thoughts on Myles Garrett's new contract.

Spencer explains why many in the sports media are overreacting to the loss of Avery Bradley for the Lakers, and why their title aspirations and expectations should remain unchanged. Alex Stewart is the show's guest to talk about the Lakers, the MLB's restart plan, and the Patrick Mahomes contract.

Spencer then gives his full thoughts on the Mahomes contract in today's bonus content (podcast only) and what the long-term implications of his mega-deal are.