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With the MLB cracking down on pitchers doctoring the ball, and using illegal substances to better perform, and following the admitted biased call for a penalty shot in an NHL, the topic of today's podcast is all about cheating!
Joey brings you his teams to watch out for in the upcoming 2021 MLB season. This list is not in any particular order, but talks about some of the teams Joey thinks could be fun to watch this season!
In a laid back episode, Nick and Joey discuss how COVID-19 has affected leagues around the country, but now as things are looking up, how nice it is to have a sense of normalcy back.
Nick flies solo in this Episode to bring you Sports Pulse Podcast's first ever power rankings. In this episode, Nick gives a deep dive into the his thoughts for the top 10 teams in the NHL right now.
This is the first episode of what will weekly power rankings brought to you by Nick.
As always, Saturday's episodes give you guys a chance to kind of get to know Nick and Joey. In this podcast, they talk about some of the difficulties they've faced starting up a podcast, where they want to go with it, and what misconceptions people do have about sports media. To lighten things up, they share some of their embarrassing moments, and if they could have a jersey signed by any player, past or present, who would it be?
For the second straight episode, we cover the NFL free agency frenzy. Listen in as Nick and Joey discuss numerous players, teams, and other rumors!
A day after the NFL Free Agency opened up, there has been many signings and splashes made across the the league. With so many teams and players to cover, we were not able to get to everything in this one episode. However join us and listen in on what we think about some of the moves that have been made so far!
Joey and Nick talk about their experiences playing sports. They discuss playing under pressure, competitiveness vs cockiness, and what type of players they were when they played.
With Dad Prescott signing a 4 year deal worth $160 million, the Dallas Cowboys get their franchise QB, but at what expense? For a team who spends $110 million dollars on 10 players, it will be interesting to see how the Cowboys are able to field a team with the new salary cap of $182.5 million.
Nick and Joey give their take as what this means for both Prescott and the Cowboys moving forward.
We take a different take on today's episode, with a chance to get to know Nick and Joey as they cover a bunch of questions regarding their playing careers in different sports.
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