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The Sports Honchos - The lighter side of sports with your hosts Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.

The Honchos welcomed everyone back from the Thanksgiving break with another heaping plate full of audio goodness. After discussing their families Thanksgiving traditions, a quick look at what they are eating in Dallas for Thanksgiving and professing their love for the Mandalorian and Jon Favreau, the Honchos carved up the following sports turkeys:

- Callie Brownson and Sarah Fuller
- The Tyson-Jones, Jr. fight
- The NBA's 2020-2021 Covid protocols
- The NHL's struggles to return to the ice in 2021
- Some soccer, yes soccer, talk
- The firing of Vanderbilt head football coach Derek Mason
- The NFL roundup, which included the strange journeys of the Ravens-Steelers and Broncos-Saints games, fired coaches and GMs in Detroit and Jacksonville, the lack of a favorite in the NFC, and the case was made for the NFC East being an exciting division.

The Honchos ended this extravaganza with the always tasty Dope of the Week and this week it was Syracuse QB Rex Culpepper.

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It is the Sports Honchos Thanksgiving Sportstacular! The Honchos got you primed and ready for Thanksgiving with a lunchable-sized portion of the usual showgram. It was a smaller, but just as meaningful, turine of ear gravy for all of their loyal fans. The guys covered the following topics tonight:

1. Honchos Thanksgiving plans.
2. Graham Elliot's map of popular Thanksgiving side dishes state by state.
3. Turkey porn with a good Thanksgiving story from the past.
4. Will the NHL have a season in 2020-2021?
5. The 2021 MLB Hall of Fame ballot and whether this is the last, best chance for Bonds and Clemens.
6. The DOTW - UVA Head Football Coach Bronco Mendenhall.

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Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.

Big show tonight everyone and less Covid-intense. But still wildly entertaining.

Tonight the Honchos discussed recent Twitter changes, the real meaning of fast food, Mets Cano suspension, Kim Ng and Theo Epstein, the NHL's reverse retro unis, the NBA Draft, NBA trades rumors including Harden and Westbrook, the proposed NBA calendar and the Golden State plan to bring back fans.

The guys also touched on the 2021 NCAA Men's Tournament "bubble," weekly NFL Roundup: the best NFC and AFC teams, the Titans and Ravens falling, Arizona and New England rising, and the amazing journey of Alex Smith.

The fellas wrap it all up with the weekly, Sports Honchos "Dope of the Week."

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The Sports Honchos. Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.

Tonight's show took a serious turn as the Honchos realized just how much Covid was a part of just about every sports conversation. The night started with a discussion of invitation ethics followed by the story of the year involving Mike Tyson and, well, you just have to listen. First up was MLB talk with the Red Sox rehiring of Alex Cora and the new owner of the Mets. Then the Covid talk began after looking at the Dodgers outbreak and the lack of punishment by the MLB for Justin Turner. The MLB talk ended with La Russa's latest legal troubles.

The boys next turned to what the NBA and the NHL are doing to restart their respective seasons in the shadow of the pandemic, followed by a discussion of how college football is dealing (or in the case of Notre Dame, not dealing) with Covid-19. Rob then got a chance to plead his case as to why the "Two Jims" of the Big 10, Harbaugh and Franklin, should be fired.

The NFL roundup was Covid-free as the Honchos looked at who is in command in the up for grabs NFC, the future of the QB position, whether Dalvin Cook is a legitimate MVP candidate, and who is to blame for the mess in Tampa Bay.

The Honchos closed the show with a special tribute to Alex Trebek and Sean Connery, and then tied it all up with the Dope of the Week.

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The Honchos sweated their way through another jam-packed show for you tonight. After discussing Daylight Savings Time and its impact on the TV schedule, Rob talked about endless meat and the 5 stages of grief.

Next they got into some media talk with stories about Kirk Herbstreit and Craig Carton. Tonight there was a lot of talk about second chances in sports and in life and the boys focused on Mitchell Miller, Tony LaRussa and AJ Hinch. There was a discussion of names and logos in sports and what they mean to their respective communities followed by some football chatter.

The college gridiron yak included Trevor Lawrence, the Wisconsin football team on hiatus. the Florida-Missouri brawl and all of it under the shadow of Covid-19. The NFL portion of the showgram has Steelers talk, Big Ben for MVP, and a comparison of prized rookies Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow.

The hilarity concluded with the Dope of the Week.

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Another jam-packed showgram from your honchos. Rob talked steak knives and Gilligan's Island to start the show before the boys dove headfirst into the World Series and a discussion of analytics in baseball and all sports.

Next the Honchos discussed the unique position of Jeremy Roenick and his claims against NBC. After paying tribute to the late Conchata Ferrell, the guys turned their attention to the NBA and NHL plans for restarting their respective seasons and what a non-bubble season would look like.

The show wrapped with a quick look at the NFL, including the Buccaneers and the Patriots moving in different directions, and then rounded home with the Dope of the Week.

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Another Wednesday, another double-stuffed burrito of audio goodness on the Sports Honchos boys and girls. Tonight the Honchos discussed the World Series and which team had the edge from the regular playoff schedule of off days.

Next they looked at the sad tale of Jeffrey Toobin and the resurrection of Craig Carton's career, and then a discussion of sports, money, social justice and hypocrisy all tied together by the resignation of Daryl Morey as Houston Rockets GM.

The boys waxed poetic about legendary broadcaster Doc Emrick hanging up the mic after almost 50 years. The football segment of the showgram featured college football and the battle against Covid-19 and more emotional damage to Rob from his beloved Washington Whatevers.

The boys then put the show to bed with another fabulous Dope of the Week.

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Big night for the Honchos as the geese flew over their houses. The boys started with the MLB playoffs, the demise of the 2020 Yankees, the return of Tony LaRussa and they said goodbye to the great Joe Morgan. After diagnosing the self-esteem problems of LeBron James in the wake of the Lakers winning the NBA Championship, the Honchos talked a little NHL free agency.

The Honchos then turned the spotlight on football. After they looked at how Covid was impacting the SEC, they walked down the NFL path and looked at all of the big stories from off the field: no Pro Bowl, the release of Le'Veon Bell, the firing of Dan Quinn, the Dak Prescott injury, and, of course, more Washington Football Team therapy.

The Honchos wrapped up tonight's show with the Dope of the Week and an attempted tribute to Berta from "Two and a Half Men."

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On tonight's jam-packed episode we started with a true confession from Rob and the boys debuted a semi-regular feature called "Two Kinds of People." The Honchos then rolled up their sports sleeves and got in some quality NHL chatter as they mulled the NHL draft, King Henry to DC and the future of goaltending in the NHL.

Next they turned their attention to the MLB playoffs and discussed the epic Yankees-Rays series and the most impressive (or depressing) postseason streak. Next up was a review of the NBA Finals and the nature of professionalism in sports.

The Honchos completed their trip around the sports landscape by crushing the Washington Redskins and their benching of Dwayne Haskins, further proof that the carousel of dysfunction just keeps on spinning in DC.

After the Dope of the Week, the Honchos closed the show with a tribute to the legend that was Eddie Van Halen.

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On tonight's jam-packed episode the Honchos discussed the Stanley Cup Finals and Paul gave us the legacy of the King, Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers. Rob did a complete NFL roundup complete with mask talk, the possibility of Tuesday night football, the return of Brees and Brady, pass interference woes and why Belichick is still the best.

The guys mixed in an NBA Finals preview, a look at the MLB playoffs and even worked in some college football talk.

Rob and Paul closed the books on the show tonight with an "old guys that rock" segment on new music from AC/DC and the Boss and, of course, the Dope of the Week.

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