In this conversation, the hosts discuss fantasy football running backs and the challenges of drafting and ranking them. They review Yahoo's top 10 running backs and share their own rankings. They also discuss the recent MLB Home Run Derby, the Kansas City Royals' draft picks, and the Denver Broncos' signing of Quinn Miners. The conversation concludes with a preview of the upcoming NFL season and the importance of running backs in fantasy football. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their thoughts on various running backs in fantasy football. They highlight players like Travis Etienne, Breece Hall, Austin Ekeler, Zach Moss, and Joe Mixon. They emphasize the importance of considering factors like usage, offensive scheme, and potential injuries when evaluating running backs. They also mention the value of handcuffing and the depth of the running back position in fantasy football.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss fantasy football and the top 10 quarterbacks for the upcoming season. They also touch on other sports topics such as the MLB All-Star Game and college football. The hosts share their own top 10 lists and provide insights into their rankings. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various quarterbacks for fantasy football and provide insights on their potential performance. They also highlight the importance of value picks and drafting quarterbacks in the later rounds. The conversation concludes with a discussion on rookie sleeper quarterbacks and their potential impact in fantasy football.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest news in sports, including LeBron James rejoining the Lakers, Clay Thompson joining the Mavericks, and Jason Tatum signing a max contract with the Celtics. They also analyze the Big 12 preseason poll for KU football and highlight key players on offense and defense. The X-factor for the offense is the offensive line, while the defense is led by standout cornerbacks Kobe Bryant and Melodotson. The conversation focuses on the importance of the run game and the running back stable for the Kansas Jayhawks football team. The hosts discuss the need for a strong offensive line and the potential of the two all-conference potential running backs. They also highlight the reliability and impact of wide receiver Luke Grimm. The hosts then go on to predict the team's schedule and discuss the possibility of making it to the Big 12 Championship and the College Football Playoff.

In this episode of Shovicks Sports Hits, the hosts introduce a new segment where they discuss the top sports stories of the week. They cover three main topics: the Boston Celtics winning their 18th NBA championship, Scottie Scheffler winning another PGA event, and the Florida Panthers winning their first NHL Stanley Cup championship. They also mention the hiring of JJ Redick as the next head coach of the Lakers and discuss the upcoming NBA draft, particularly the potential selection of Bronny James. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the NBA off-season and the upcoming NBA draft. They speculate on which teams may draft certain players and share their thoughts on the potential of Kevin McColler and Johnny Furphy. They also critique a list of the top 10 defensive lines in the NFL, expressing their disagreement with the rankings. The conversation concludes with a preview of the upcoming KU football season and a discussion of the dynamic between the two speakers.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss recent NFL news, including Trevor Lawrence's massive contract and the debate over whether he deserves it. They also touch on the NBA Finals and the NHL playoffs. The main focus of the conversation is the idea of implementing a position cap in the NFL, where each position would have a limit on the percentage of the salary cap they can receive. The hosts debate the pros and cons of this idea and discuss how it could impact player contracts and team strategies. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the quarterback contracts in the NFL and how they impact team rosters. They analyze the situations of various quarterbacks, including Trevor Lawrence, Justin Herbert, Josh Allen, and Patrick Mahomes. They also compare the approaches of teams like the Bills and the Chiefs in building their rosters around their quarterbacks. The hosts highlight the importance of high football IQ and team-oriented decisions in quarterback contracts.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent struggles of the Chicago Cubs and Kansas City Royals in baseball. They also reflect on their previous episode with guest Dakota and their predictions for the NBA and NHL championships. The hosts analyze the performance of both teams and the challenges they face, including injuries and inconsistent pitching. They debate whether the teams should be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline and discuss the importance of upcoming games against non-elite teams. Overall, they acknowledge that there is still a lot of baseball left to be played and remain hopeful for their teams' success. The conversation revolves around potential trades and acquisitions for the Chicago Cubs and Kansas City Royals. The main focus is on bullpen arms and outfielders. The Cubs are in need of a lefty specialist and the Royals could use some lineup depth. Possible trade targets mentioned include Tyler O'Neill and Harrison Bader for the Royals, and George Springer and Luis Robert for the Cubs. The conversation also touches on the importance of the upcoming months leading up to the trade deadline and the need for the teams to make strategic moves to stay competitive.

In this conversation, Corey, Austin, and Dakota discuss their respective podcasts and the connection between beer and sports. They talk about their experiences with podcasting and the importance of collaboration and networking. They also share their experiences attending sporting events, including a trip to Wrigley Field and playoff hockey games. The conversation highlights the passion of sports fans and the excitement of playoff atmospheres. The conversation covers the importance of attending live sporting events, the emotional investment of fans, and the impact of success on fan experience. The hosts discuss their favorite teams and players, as well as the upcoming NHL and NBA finals. They make predictions for the Stanley Cup and NBA Finals, with Dakota favoring the Florida Panthers and Boston Celtics, while Corey predicts the Edmonton Oilers and Dallas Mavericks.