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It was a golden celebration for the Honchos as they celebrated 50 big showgrams with a jam-packed, economy-sized Thursday version of the usual Wednesday extravaganza. The Honchos kicked off the proceedings by reminiscing about 50 shows and talking about the winter storm coming this weekend before the “Who Wore It Best” segment, which paid tribute to Hall of Famer David Robinson who wore number 50 with the San Antonio Spurs. The opening segment concluded with the Headlines segment, in which instead of stupid criminals there were stories of stupid America.

The NFL segment featured a dizzying look at one of the most exciting playoff weekends ever and a preview of Championship Sunday. Additionally, the Honchos took some swings at the Sean Payton retirement, the handwringing and teeth-gnashing over the overtime rule, and the futures of Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers.

During the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos discussed news around the rinks that included Keith Yandle’s Iron Man streak, Drew Doughty’s 1,000th game, PK Subban, Henrik Lundquist, and the passing of Clark Gilles. After the weekly update on the Ingleside Lakers and a check of the MLB lockout, the conversation turned to the 2022 MLB Hall of Fame Class (congrats Big Papi) and the fates of Clemens, Bonds, Sosa, and Rose.

The golden delight of this 50th showgram took a bow as it normally does with the Dope of the Week. This week’s winner? Dan Snyder, owner of the Washington Redskins/WooFTskins/Football Team/Commanders/Admirals.

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Tonight’s showgram was an Inauguration Day special so the Honchos got downright Presidential on your asses. The Honchos opened the proceedings with some television talk, past and present, and then got down to business with tonight’s tribute to famous athletes. Since this is episode 49, we paid tribute to former Washington Redskins great Bobby Mitchell, who wore 49 for the Burgundy and Gold for seven seasons. In the Headlines segment it was another round of stupid criminals featuring pants, brownies, and stuffed unicorns.

The sports proceedings came to order with the NFL Recap. The Honchos whipped around the Super Wildcard Weekend, which was anything but super (especially for the officials), and then previewed the upcoming Divisional round. Before the segment was adjourned there was some NFL news involving Mike Mayock, Rich Bisaccia, and Bart Scott’s advice to Josh Allen to beat the cold.

In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment there was an NHL open skate, the obligatory Ingleside Lakers status report (Westbrook benched!), and an update on the MLB lockout. Spoiler alert! The lockout is still going on.

The Honchos spent a few minutes on the Novak Djokovic adventures in Australia before bringing the gavel down on tonight’s showgram with the Dope of the Week. Tonight’s winner was Joe Thomas, former all-pro OT for the Cleveland Browns and now an analyst with the NFL Network.

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It is a New Year and the Honchos welcomed 2022 with a brand new showgram. New year, same old yuks and nonsense. It was also the debut of Rob's new podcast equipment so it was just a steaming pile of newness for the Honchos faithful. The show started with some holiday vacation recaps and then the Honchos celebrated episode 48 with a tribute to another number 48, Jacob deGrom. pitcher for the New York Mets. The showgram open ended with some Headlines, which included stupid criminals and Lego's first anus! Now that is a reason to listen friendos!

The Honchos started the cavalcade of sports with a recap of the College Football Championship (hats off to the Dawgs of Georgia) and uncovered the real reason why the CFP will not expand beyond 4 teams until at least 2026.

Next up was the NFL segment in which the Honchos ripped through the Week 18 games, which included the epic, all-timer between the Raiders and the Chargers to end the regular season. The Honchos then broke down the NFL playoff matchups for this weekend and made their predictions. Before leaving the NFL segment there was a look at which coaches were fired on "Black Monday," the 7 available head coaching jobs going into next season, and why on earth a successful coach like Brian Flores was fired by the Miami Dolphins.

Because this was such a football-dominated show our usual NHL/NBA/MLB segment was reduced to a couple of quick hits on topics like the MLB lockout, the Yankees hiring the first woman to manage a professional baseball team, and the latest from the Ingleside Lakers.

No matter how bloated our usual segments get there is always room on the buffet for the dessert that is the Dope of the Week and tonight was no exception. This week's winner was Jason Wright, President of the Washington Football Team.

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The Honchos closed out 2021 with a real Holiday Spectacular, Honchos-style! The Honchos opened the show with a recap of Rob's trip to New York (and his failure to tell Paul beforehand) and then paid tribute to MLB Hall of Famer Jack Morris in honor of episode 47 since he wore number 47 for the Tigers, Blue Jays, and Twins. It was then time for some holiday-themed Headlines plus one about Karma being undefeated.

The Honchos gift to you was putting the NFL Recap in the beginning of the show for a change. No returns, exchanges, or re-gifting friendos. After a review of the Week 15 games, the Honchos discussed the firing of Jacksonville coach Urban Meyer and the new Covid protocols in the NFL.

The cavalcade of sports continued with the NHL/NBA/MLB segment. The stocking was stuffed with the sudden resignation of Winnipeg coach Paul Maurice, Covid disruptions to the NHL season, the NHL pulling out of the 2022 Olympics in Beijing. the Ingleside Lakers update, the return of Kyrie Irving to the Nets from Covid exile (lots of Covid talk again), and the return of Buck Showalter.

The Honchos ended the year, and the show, with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Shad Khan, owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Happy Holidays everyone. Thanks for your love and support. See you in 2022.

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The Honchos were back after an extended Thanksgiving vacation with another heaping pile of sports radio goodness. After the Honchos talked about Paul's sojourn to New Orleans for his brother's wedding, they paid tribute to a famous "46" in honor of episode 46, New York Yankee legend Andy Pettitte. In the Headlines segment the Honchos tackled Zoom firing, snake removal, and parent volunteers at school that also happen to have an OnlyFans account.

The sack of sports opened with the NCAA recap. The Honchos broke down the final four in the college football playoffs, coaching hires at LSU and USC (including the amazing clap back from an Oklahoma state senator), and a final Presbyterian Blue Hose update to wrap the 2021 season.

In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos gave us an NHL open skate, an Ingleside Lakers update, examined the MLB lockout nonsense, and celebrated the newest members of the MLB Hall of Fame, many of whom were long overdue for enshrinement.

The NFL whiparound was extra exciting tonight as Rob got a bit testy over Paul questioning his assertion that the Patriots were back to being the dominant force in the AFC, but there was still the normal in-depth look at Week 13 and the games to watch in Week 14. So all was right with the world.

After a brief discussion of the diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Olympics by the U.S., the showgram pulled into the station as it usually does with the Dope of the Week. This week's co-winners were the entire Detroit and Pittsburgh NFL franchises.

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The Honchos welcomed November with a Fall Classic of their own. Episode 45, in which the Honchos paid tribute to another 45, Bob Gibson, began with some Halloween talk and then gave way to some headlines. Tonight's top stories dealt with a high school blowout, strange times at the local Popeye's, and some terrible social justice from our pals at PETA.

The Honchos popped the cork on the sports with some college football talk. The first CFP rankings are out so that took top billing in this segment. That was followed by Jim Harbaugh talk, interesting nuggets from the week that was in college football, the candy choices of the ACC coaches, the firing of Gary Patterson at TCU, and the weekly Blue Hose update.

Things got heated between the Honchos during the NHL/NBA/MLB segment when the conversation turned to the NHL's handling of the Blackhawks-Brad Aldrich scandal, especially the Hall of Fame's decision to remove Aldrich's name from the Cup. When the dust settled the Honchos talked Sidney Crosby and Covid, the continuing drama around Ben Simmons, the Ingleside Lakers, the World Series, Bob Melvin taking the Padres job, and the retirement of Buster Posey.

The NFL recap featured the usual whiparound the league, moves that were made (and not made) at the trade deadline, Aaron Rodgers getting Covid, and more bad news for the Vegas Raiders in the form of Henry Ruggs.

The Fall Classic got to a Game 7 with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Mike Tomlin, head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Tonight was a very special episode of the Sports Honchos - the Honchos Halloween Spooktacular! We also marked the 44th episode of the Honchos with a tribute to another 44, Washington Redskins great John Riggins. After a discussion of their favorite horror/slasher films from the late 70s and early 80s, it was time for the Headlines: a Pop Tarts lawsuit, drunk Amish buggy drivers, and a list of favorite Halloween candy in each state.

The sports portion of the Honchos started with a recap of the college football from last weekend, the stupidity of a 9 OT game and the worst taunting call of all time, the best games of the upcoming weekend, and the always fabulous Blue Hose update.

In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos examined the NBA's 75th anniversary team, the continuing saga of Ben Simmons, and the Braves-Astros World Series match-up. The segment ended with a look around the NHL and the sad tale of the Chicago Blackhawks scandal.

The showgram ended with a brief look at the MLS and then it was time for another high-spirited NFL whiparound review of the games from week 7 and the games of note upcoming in week 8. The showgram hit the witching hour as it always does with a special Halloween-themed Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Mike Leach, head coach of the Mississippi State football team.

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Tonight was the 43rd episode of the Honchos, and in honor of the new episode and Richard Petty (who drove the 43 car), the Honchos made more left turns than usual. After a spirited tribute to King Richard and racing and racing movies, the Honchos tackled two of the biggest non-sports issues out there: #DeviousLicks on Tik Tok and the coregasm sweeping (literally) the nation.

The sports portion of the Honchos started with a recap of college football from last weekend, which included the new look Top 25 after Iowa's loss to unranked Purdue, Ohio State lurking just outside the College Football Playoff as we await the first ESPN CFP poll, Nick Rolovich out at Washington State and Ed Orgeron out at LSU, the best games of the upcoming weekend, and the always fabulous Blue Hose update.

In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos wished former Islander great Mike Bossy well as he battles cancer, discussed the latest self-destruction from Evander Kane, welcomed the 2021-2022 NBA season and the Ingleside Lakers, reviewed the MLB playoffs, and tossed around the extension for Tony LaRussa and the firing of Mike Shildt.

The showgram ended with the breathless NFL whiparound review of the games from week 6 and the games of note upcoming in week 7. Then the show ended as it always does with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Kyle Kuzma of the Washington Wizards.

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It was the Forty-Deuce show for the Honchos tonight. The magic number is 42, for Jackie Robinson and for 42 shows, and just like the previous 41 the Honchos brought the noise and brought the funk tonight. After Rob proudly announced that he is the newest member of the Nielsen ratings family, the Honchos got right to the news of the day - strange ways to die and the worst wedgie of all time.

The sportstalk portion of the showgram started with a review of the epic week that was in college football. The Honchos had a lot to say about Alabama's loss to Texas A&M, the continuing chaos in the Top 25, the reality of who gets into the College Football Playoff, and the weekly Presbyterian Blue Hose update.

In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos waxed philosophically about the start of the 2021-22 NHL season, their favorite goalies of the past, salaries in the NHL, the Ben Simmons dance with the Sixers, Kyrie Irving's selfish stance on vaccines, and the MLB playoffs. Are the Astros cheating again?

The NFL recap had the usual whiparound look at the games from Week 5 and the upcoming games in Week 6, but the segment was dominated by the Jon Gruden resignation (firing) in the wake of his inflammatory and offensive emails.

The marathon showgram ended as it always does, with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Danny White, Athletic Director at the University of Tennessee.

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September may be coming to an end, but the Honchos roll on with another elephantitis-sized showgram for y'all. After an uplifting talk about their mortality and Paul's ear woes, the Honchos led off the show with some headlines about elephant tranquilizers, Michael Jordan's underwear, and the worst condom substitute ever.

The bucket of sports began with some college talk. After commenting on the NCAA finally calling the women's basketball tourney "March Madness," the Honchos did a recap of Week 4 around the NCAA. The college segment ended with another Presbyterian Blue Hose update, the official college team of the Sports Honchos.

In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos paid a proper tribute to Henrik Lundquist before turning their attention to the Caps jersey ads, the changing sponsors for the Winter Classic, the vaccine war in the NBA and the continuing saga of Ben Simmons and the Sixers.

The NFL recap contained the usual hi-jinks and hilarity as the Honchos whipped around the league to review Week 3 and looked ahead to some important games upcoming. And yes, the Jags-Bengals game made that list!

The show reached the finish line the way it always does, with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Tyler Boyd, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver.

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