Though it has nothing to do with sports, Chris honors Betty White for being perhaps the most beloved person in the history of civilization. He also makes a HOF argument for the recently passed Dan Reeves. Chris gives a timeline of Antonio Brown’s troublesome behavior over the last decade and makes a sincere plea for someone to help him figure out his mental state. Chris recaps Ben Roethlisberger’s career as part of the Week 17, as well as the some major bowl games, Dirk Nowitzki’s jersey retirement, the Winter Classic, and much more.

Chris returns from a precautionary quarantine and holiday break to pay tribute to John Madden as a coach, broadcaster, video game entrepreneur, commercial pitchman, and pop culture icon. He also breaks down the CFP Semifinals and recaps the NFL’s Week 16 action, as well as the NHL’s withdrawal from the Olympics due to COVID surges.

Chris recaps his experience at the Army-Navy game and a full circle experience between the game and New York itself. He discusses the career of the recently passed Demaryius Thomas, as well as the week’s NFL matchups. Chris also breaks down the final CFP picture, Stephen Curry breaking Ray Allen’s three-point record, and highlights from NYCFC’s title & Sergio Agüero’s career.

Chris returns with a tribute to Ed Lucas, a baseball writer and friend who did his job as well as anyone in spite of being blind before his passing in November. Chris also outlines his first experience with sled hockey, Thanksgiving week’s NFL action, and some NHL hirings and punishments. He expresses disappointment in everyone involved with MLB negotiations, discusses the free agency period that predated them, and goes over the college football playoff picture.

Chris goes over Odell Beckham, Jr’s release and the NFL’s decision to fine Aaron Rodgers and the Packers regarding COVID protocol. He also recaps the on-field action, including the Chiefs surviving Green Bay and the Titans making a case for best team, even without Derrick Henry. Topics also feature Ottawa’s much-needed captaincy filling by Brady Tkachuck, the Jack Eichel trade, and the MLB’s major awards finalists, perhaps most notably Mike Shildt for NL Manager of the Year despite his firing.

As we surpass one year since the first episode, Chris talks about why he started the podcast, what’s happened since then, and how you can help improve the podcast. He also breaks down every storyline from the 2021 World Series and discusses the impact of the late Jerry Remy on New England and American baseball. Chris goes over the NFL week’s highlights, like Mike White’s breakout performance, as well as the losses of Derrick Henry and Jameis Winston. Lastly, Chris discusses the irresponsibility of Henry Ruggs III & Joel Quenneville.

This week’s episode gives a timeline of the sexual assault allegation and cover-up made by members of the Chicago Blackhawks organization, as well as the comparisons to the handling of the DeShaun Watson case. Chris breaks down the World Series, including Hank Aaron’s impact on it, Deep South baseball fandom, and the impact of Charlie Morton’s injury. He also goes over the NFL’s Week 7 action, most notably the Titans having beaten both AFC heavyweights, and the Cardinals starting 7-0 for only the second time ever.

Chris recaps the messy ending to the Dodgers-Giants series and remarks on the LCS, including questioning a 2PM start time on a Tuesday, and why the Dodgers should keep Corey Seager. He also recaps the NFL week and terrible decisions by the Dolphins & Bills, and Aaron Rodgers’ ownership of the city of Chicago. Lastly, Chris breaks down Ben Simmons’ detrimental conduct and Evander Kane’s suspension.

After a lengthy hiatus, Chris breaks down the ongoing Division Series and how Kevin Cash perhaps over-managed his team into the offseason. He goes over the week that was in the NFL, including Jon Gruden’s controversial remarks before resigning, JuJu Smith-Schuster’s season-ending injury, and the Bills possibly proving themselves the best team in football. Chris also discusses the Nets’ decision to not play Kyrie Irving part-time after the NYC vaccine mandate limited his playing time. Lastly, Chris recaps a pair of contract extensions and captaincy fillings in the NHL.

Chris goes over every MLB playoff contender as they stand, including the Yankees after Giancarlo Stanton’s show-stopping weekend in Boston, and the Cardinals, including why winning 17 straight could actually hurt them in October. Chris also recaps the NFL week and rants about fans booing their owners, as the case was in East Rutherford and Detroit.