12 Round Gun (2018, boxing) is absolute trash written by, directed by, and starring Sam Upton. It's horrendous. It's a clusterf*ck. It needs to be seen to be believed. Could this be the lowest-scoring movie ever reviewed on the show?

Invincible (2006, football) stars Mark Wahlberg and Elizabeth Banks...or is it Rachel McAdams? Whatever. When it comes to sports movies, it's as generic as they come: the "based on a" true story of Vince Papale, the dude who walked on to the Philadelphia Eagles. So, which is better: this movie, or the episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia?

Rob's theory that everything is funnier with a monkey is put to the test, and Mac's fundamental misunderstanding of a character sends the gang into hysterics. MVP: Most Valuable Primate (2000, hockey) is a ridiculous schlocky film that has to be seen to be believed. Just...don't read too far into the monkey's romantic history.

Ed (1996, baseball) stars Matt LeBlanc and a ball-playing monkey. It's the worst thing ever. But is it as bad as Score! A Hockey Musical? The answer just might surprise you.

He Got Game (1998, basketball) is a Spike Lee joint starring Denzel and Ray Allen- a natural team. Allen plays Jesus Shuttlesworth, a high school basketball star facing a life-changing decision. With the world pulling him a million different ways, Jesus' father Jake re-enters his life with an ulterior motive of his own. It's basically the Inflatable Pants episode of Spongebob. It's explained.

The boys are back! Casey, Mac and Rob take a look at Miracle (2004, hockey) directed by Gavin O'Connor. Kurt Russell is the legendary hockey coach Herb Brooks as the US tries to take down the mighty Soviet Union at the 1980 Olympic Games in one of the most beloved sports movies ever. To prevent a gush-fest, the boys are tasked with finding two critiques of the film, including Rob's red-hot take about the infamous Herbies "Mike Eruzione" scene...

Alright. We've got a lot of complaints about these movies and you're gonna hear about 'em. Some we've reviewed, some are teases of what's to come. So kick back, relax, grab some eggnog and enjoy Mac, Casey and Rob engage in the feats of strength over which movies they detested the most in 2019.

Carter High (2015, football) tells the story of Friday Night Lights...but on the other side. Yes, the team that won states in the famous high school football tale has a story too, and it's a very intricate and intriguing one at that. Too bad you wouldn't know it from the movie that was made about it. Our advice? Check 30 for 30 instead.

Bayonet (2018, boxing) is a powerful exercise in the art of atmospheric misery. Miguel "Bayoneta" Galíndez is a Mexican boxer who flees to Finland after a tragic event. A stranger in a strange land, he's alone and hopeless with no other recourse but to attempt a comeback fight to get his life back. It's beautifully shot, emotional, carefully paced...but it has subtitles so Rob hated it. Is this movie criminally underrated like Casey thinks or confusingly dull as Rob believes? Check it out on Netflix to see for yourself.

The gang takes a look at one of Rob's favorite sports movies of all time. "Trouble with the Curve" (2012, baseball) stars Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake, John Goodman and the T-1000. Though it has a loaded cast, it toes a fine line between heartfelt love story and corny romantic comedy. So how does it measure up on the scale?