While Jason was at work and Russ was asleep, Tony spent his morning riding an elderly person's motorized scooter through his neighborhood while wearing a coat but no shirt. Russ and Jason have a million questions. The guys also get into Javy Baez, the Paw Patrol movie and the completely legitimate, not-fake-at-all Bishop Sycamore football team. Make sure you check out Obvious Shirts and get 10% off with promo code ADJACENT10.

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On this week’s episode of Sports Adjacent, Laurence Holmes joins the show and adds to the chaos. The guys talk about the new “Malice at the Palace” documentary and how the perspective has shifted over the years. Onlyfans blocks their blessings by banning sexually-explicit content, while Rachel Dolezal starts showing feet on the platform. Sha'carri Richardson gets “smoked” at the Prefontaine Classic and Tony tries to eat the biggest sandwich Jimmy John’s makes during the middle of the podcast. 

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The only logical explanation for how inappropriately Tony starts the show is that he's trying to get fired. Russ and Jason get into a serious talk about their friendship. The guys reveal their top 5 celebrity encounters, with appearances by Gabrielle Union, Drake and... Dan Gilbert? Then they break down the fight in the Rams-Chargers game and veer into some other wildness. Don't forget to check out Obvious Shirts and get 10% off with promo code ADJACENT10.

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On this episode of Sports Adjacent, the guys record after midnight to accommodate their hectic schedules, leading to a wild pod. Jason tells the story of being trapped in Wal-Mart during a Tornado warning. They discuss the Bulls recent acquisitions and why just "competing" is a poor strategy. Russ asks Tony if he wants to be his new next door neighbor. Finally, they discuss why "All money ain't good money" in MLB's reportedly controversial broadcasting deal.  

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The show gets off to quite a start this week as the guys all want to fight each other. They’re all struggling, too. Russ lost his show notes, Jason is waking up at 5 a.m. every day and Tony is his normal self. Also: These Olympics are pretty sad, anti-vaxxers are exhausting and Russ just can’t process that the Bulls paid Alex Caruso $37M. Don’t forget to check out Obvious Shirts and get 10% off with promo code ADJACENT10.

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On this episode of Sports Adjacent, Tony becomes the show’s Summer Olympics correspondent with some new suggestions for events. Russ wants to know what “menprovements” guys can make when they get old. Jason takes his wife on a date to a baseball game and it didn't go exactly as planned. Plus, "What's That Mean", Everything's Fine and much more. 

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On this episode of Sports Adjacent, the guys discuss the Bucks winning the NBA Finals and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s legendary performances, while Tony takes time to hate on the city of Milwaukee. Russ finds himself in one of the coolest hotel rooms ever. Jason takes his chances in another episode of everyone’s favorite game, “What’s That Mean”. Finally, Russ explains why he is nervous of people taking advantage of student-athletes under new NIL rules. 

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After much pestering by Tony, Jason reluctantly invites Billy Gil from The Dan Le Batard Show despite their long-running feud. A segment intended to go 15 minutes ends up lasting an hour because Billy is great. Russ is delighted to find that Billy is just as weird as Tony. The guys play a game called "What Would Billy Do?" in which he solves their awkward social dilemmas. They also get into Russ' recent fender-bender, the bull-bleep things Stephen A. Smith said and much more.

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On this week's episode of Sports Adjacent, the guys discuss taking road trips as kids and why they were both great and terrible. Russ is on vacation for a week and gives a PG description of what he's going to do on his time off. The group delves deep into a discussion on Rachel Nichols and how her comments toward Maria Taylor contradict her stance on being an ally to black people and promoting women's empowerment. Tony continues to be weird as he tells Russ and Jason about his love of Mayo sandwiches, a twist of everyone's favorite game "What's That Mean?" and much more.

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Maddie Lee of NBC Sports Chicago joins the guys and opens by airing out a beef with Russ. Jason's road trip with his kids goes awry with a major gas station bathroom incident. A gigantic, scary man falls asleep on Russ' shoulder during a flight. Tony is here, too. The gang also talks Scottie Pippen, Nic Cage, hammer thrower Gwen Berry and much more on a loaded episode.

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