We pick up where we left off in our multi-part retrospective of Tom Brady's career in New England. Also in this episode, the guys talk about the friction between MLB owners and the players union, and episodes 7 and 8 of The Last Dance. Plus a brand new case of Whodunit?? 

PJ and EMac dissect the 5th and 6th episodes of The Last Dance. PJ calls out the mayor of Providence, and then ponders his existence after a horrific swing and miss during lightning round. 

This episode has a little bit of everything, including PJ getting serious as he ponders the crossroads that America seems to be at with regards to the collective mood of the country, particularly as it pertains to the COVID-19 pandemic. The guys toss around the possibility of Aaron Rodgers coming to New England in 2021, and EMac unveils a new segment- Whodunit?!!! 

In today's episode, PJ gets nostalgic about the 1986 Red Sox on the anniversary of the Rocket's first 20 strikeout game. Also, the guys give their opinions on episodes 3 and 4 of The Last Dance, and break down the MJ-Isiah Thomas beef. Plans for the 2020 MLB season are also talked about, as well as another lightning round! 

In this episode, the guys break down the first 2 hours of the ESPN documentary series The Last Dance, and PJ gets reminded of just how good MJ was in his prime. Plus the usual COVID-19 update. Also discussed is Rob Gronkowski coming out of retirement to join Tom Brady in Tampa. 

In this episode of the Sports Theory podcast, PJ and EMac discuss some of the more well known unwritten rules of baseball, and debate the usefulness of them, and whether the game of baseball might be better off if the players relaxed on some of them just a little bit. Also discussed are thoughts about the upcoming ESPN documentary series about the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan's last championship season.

Today PJ and EMac talk about the epic fail that was the NBA's attempt at live sports while maintaining social distancing practices. They also dive deep into the MLB rule book to take an informing and entertaining look at some lesser known baseball rules, including the first Bugs Bunny reference in the show's brief history! Plus, PJ takes a run at perfection in a stellar lightning round performance.

In this episode, the guys continue their look back at TB12's 20 year career in Foxboro. They cover the 2005, 2006 and 2007 seasons, including the fantastic but ultimately disappointing 2007 season, and the emergence of Tom Brady as a perennial MVP caliber player. Plus another installment of PJ's lightning round. 

Today the guys discuss the just completed Tom Brady interview on the Howard Stern show, including PJ's can't miss theory of how Brady's landlord, Derek Jeter, would go about fixing a broken washing machine. Trust me, this is podcast gold! Also PJ and EMac discuss the ideas being floated around that would allow for Major League Baseball to complete a full 162 game season amidst the measures currently being taken because of the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic. Plus a disappointing lightning round for PJ. Thanks for listening!  

In this episode, the guys discuss COVID-19, the 2020 Basketball Hall of Fame inductees, plus another round of BS or VS. This episode was recorded less than an hour ago, and is being aired unedited, a first for the Sports Theory podcast! Fresh, hot out of the oven Sports Theory for everyone to enjoy- what could be better than that?