On this episode of Sports Adjacent, Jason takes a trip to Pennsylvania with his kids. Tony and Russ walkthrough an old people's guide to social media. The guys discuss Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib coming out as the NFL's first active gay player. Also, Ben Simmons miserable showing in the NBA Playoffs and Russ wants to know why more athletes won't hire security.

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On this week’s episode of Sports Adjacent: Jason re-engages society by going to baseball games (loaded with uncomfortable incidents) and the movies. Russ figures out which Avenger he and Jason are on the House of L Network – it does not go as planned. The guys discuss athletes not wanting to get vaccinated. Russ has Jason take a personality test, and Tony essentially takes the test by not taking it. Also, the guys threaten to fire Tony for probably the eighth time since the show began.

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Description: Russ and Tony find out they have an acquaintance in common, and the fiasco resembles a famous music video. The guys talk about Kevin Durant's latest clash with a media member, and Jason explains why he's no longer allowed to buy the groceries in his home. Also, Russ gives a story about an infamous celebrity. And much more. 

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 On this episode of Sports Adjacent, Russ and Tony explain ASMR and a weird cooking trend to Jason. Jason says recycling is pretty much a part-time job. Russ tells the story of taking a walk of shame outside Club Liv in Miami. The guys also discuss the disgusting series of fans being idiots at NBA games and the true “villains” in sports. Finally, a discussion on Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open and the coverage of athletes globally. 

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Russ & Jason are exasperated with Tony before the show even starts because he's 45 minutes late, and when he does show up. Fortunately, the guys have a friend over to hang out: Cam Ellis. He's in for the whole show, including Shannon Sharpe putting Julio Jones on TV without his permission, the sadness of a flight full of people leaving New Orleans and -- even sadder -- zoos.

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 On this episode of Sports Adjacent, the guys talk about enjoying post-vaccine life and being around people without masks again. Tony has questions for Russ about his extra-curricular activities, which he gladly answers. They also discuss the recent breakup of the Joe Budden Podcast and what it’s been like going into business with friends when money is involved.

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Russ starts his day with a racist e-mail, and the sender was dumb enough to leave his full name and place of employment at the bottom of it. He and Jason rip Cleveland just for the fun of it. They also cover the Beal-Bazemore beef and Tim Tebow's comeback bid. Also, Tony crashes a conversation on horse PEDs by saying he hates the sport and it shouldn't exist.

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On this week’s episode of Sports Adjacent, the guys discuss when they learned to use the filter between their brain and mouth (Tony hasn’t learned yet). Jason, Tony and Russ give the NBA players who best fit their personality, Jason recalls his wife taking him on a horrible date and the guys try to figure out who Bill Gates will date after his divorce.

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To the listeners' delight (and Russ & Jason's exasperation), Tony drives the show into a ditch before it starts. The guys argue about breakfast. Russ relays a bizarre story from his flight to Atlanta that leads to an interesting question: "What would you do?" Then the guys careen into Nic Cage talk, and Russ can't believe Jason didn't love National Treasure. They also bring back their popular game show, What's That Mean?

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On this week's episode of Sports Adjacent, Peter McIndoe from "Birds Aren't Real" stops by the podcast. Russ and Jason take time to observe Tony Gill Appreciation Day, which he thinks is everyday. The guys discuss the fall of Chuck E. Cheese, Jason explains why he avoids fighting at all costs and much more. 

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