Chris goes over the week’s NFL briefs, including Antonio Brown’s re-signing and Orlando Brown’s (no relation) trade to Kansas City, before predicting the first round of the NFL Draft. He also breaks down MLB & NBA news, and discusses NHL playoff scenarios, including how the league could handle U.S.-Canada border restrictions, before talking about Turner Sports’ deal with the league.

Chris breaks down a number of retirements across three different sports in the past weeks, and a couple of miracles that helped make part of those careers even happen. He also goes over the Nets’ injury woes, how the Yankees can respond to their slump, and Patrick Marleau breaking Gordie Howe’s NHL record for games played.

Chris emphasizes the importance of this being the moment Hideki Matsuyama becomes the first Japanese man to win a golf major, breaks down two questionable calls in the MLB, goes thoroughly over the NHL’s trade deadline moves, and discusses the trending NBA & NFL stories of the week.

Chris goes over both Final Four tournaments, Jorie Holiday & Francisco Lindor’s extensions, the Sam Darnold trade, Nike’s suspension of DeShaun Watson’s endorsement, the Habs’ injuries, and the importance of being careful even after getting the vaccine.

Chris is eternally grateful to the 87’s organization and the EHL for the opportunity to cover the Frozen Finals. He goes over this year’s long-awaited tournament, as well as the Final Four, Francisco Lindor’s contract negotiations, the new NFL schedule, and more.

Chris breaks down a large number of NFL free agent moves after the floodgates opened, as well as his entire men’s bracket for March Madness.

Chris discusses how the pandemic barely took away his chance to call Big East Tournament and potentially NCAA Tournament Men’s Basketball Games a year ago, as well as his opportunity now to work EHL playoff games. He also goes over this year’s Big East Tournament and the three-way tie for conference player of the year. Chris examines the abbreviated NBA All-Star Weekend, as well as NFL franchise tag season and MLB free agency.

Chris breaks down why J.J. Watt signed with the Cardinals, even if doesn’t make sense, as well as where Russell Wilson should want to play. He also gives briefs on the NBA and NHL before emphasizing how spring training means a return to normalcy in terms of the pandemic, and in terms of much of the U.S., weather.

Chris expresses gratefulness about Tiger Woods surviving a car crash, defends Artemi Panarin after an alleged hit piece, and points out why now-former Seattle Mariners President & CEO Ken Mather is just echoing organizational issues from two decades ago. Chris also goes over the trend relating to Fernando Tatis, Jr’s contract, the Colts essentially stealing Carson Wentz, and the glorious news that fans are returning to New York City & New Jersey stadiums and arenas.

Chris breaks down J.J. Watt’s legacy in Houston and likely landing spots, questions the Red Sox’s rebuilding method, and shows excitement for the NBA’s Eastern Conference playoff picture.