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.

Chris breaks down Super Bowl LV and explains how methodically brilliant Tom Brady’s career has been. He also fervently argues for the late Marty Schottenheimer’s induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, appreciates the MLB’s response to fury sexual harassment allegations, and takes you around the NBA & NHL headlines.

Chris previews that really important football game, the name of which he may or may not be legally allowed to say. He also discusses the Tony DeAngelo situation, questions whether the Mickey Callaway allegations are part of a bigger problem in baseball, and pays tribute to Dustin Pedroia’s injury-shortened career.

Chris remembers Hank Aaron’s legacy as a baseball star and a civil rights icon, goes over NFL championship weekend, and tackles the NFL coaching hires. He also discusses MLB free agency, the Baseball Hall of Fame’s empty vote, and how the Blue Jackets destroyed the Jets in the Patrik Laine deal.

Chris expresses gratitude for doing play-by-play again, ranks Drew Brees among the all-time quarterbacks, and makes picks for the conference title games. He also praises the Mets’ swift firing of GM Jared Porter following the release of lewd messages, and makes the case that the Rockets won the James Harden trade. Note: Chris mistakenly said the inauguration was January 19, not January 20.

Chris talks about loneliness during the pandemic before getting into the previous and upcoming weekends’ NFL playoff games. He breaks down the CFP Championship Game and the Mets’ & White Sox’s deals, delicately addresses the Kyrie Irving situation, and proposes Willie O’Ree gets the respect Jackie Robinson does.

Chris is grateful to return between the penalty boxes this week. He goes over the mess created by Doug Pederson, and makes predictions for Super Wild Card weekend and the CFP National Championship. He also points out further significance of the Red Sox hiring Bianca Smith, and discusses the strange directions of the Knicks and Nets.

Chris reminds you that our problems won’t go away as soon as 2021 begins, breaks down every NFL Week 17 matchup with playoff implications, discusses the Padres’ massive overhaul, and goes over remarkable weeks for the Knicks and Bucks.

Chris goes over the NBA’s opening night, the upcoming return of the NHL, his opinion on the final College Football Playoff rankings, the week’s NFL highlights, and some of the MLB’s hot stove talk.