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This week the boys discuss baseball, football, chain restaurants, drug tests, Terrell Owens, Forbes, and Mayweather v MacGregor. Joe gives Ronn a long-awaited gift; Ronn tells you what to do when you catch a foul ball, and Ronn and Joe each share childhood mall stories.
The boys discuss yoga, old men playing basketball, Brett Favre, USA Today, Gordon Hayward, and that guy who wore a Tony Romo jersey to his sentencing hearing. Ronn has a new strategy to play pop-a-shot; Joe has some gripes with the Hockey Hall of Fame. The boys play a game of "What's the Word?".
Ronn and Joe chat about baseball mascots, John McEnroe’s new tennis rankings, UFC, and an exciting retirement community. Ronn celebrates Pride Weekend and Joe plays a game of “Golf Star or Golden Girls Character?”.
The boys have a particularly spirited late night chat about the NBA, NHL, Ronaldo, Mama Durant, Ryan Lochte, Dennis Rodman, competitive pai gow, and local sports coverage. They hit the track to discuss the Belmont Stakes and Ronn plays the new game "Hockey Player or Rabbi?"
Ronn and Joe discuss MLB, NBA, NHL, Mr. Met, Skee-ball, the Gay Lobby, Tiger Woods, fish (in and out of) tanks, and more rantings from Margaret Court. Joe has suggestions for the Warriors lineup; Ronn talks about getting to first base with a girl. Ronn has some Belmont fun facts, and Joe plays a game of "Belmont Stakes Winner or Gay Bar".
The boys go to the track (for real) and relive the sights, sounds, and smells of their big day at Golden Gate Fields. They also discuss beanballing, tennis, Tim Tebow’s new business venture, crankles, doubling as a stripper, the NBA and NHL finals, Greg Louganis, Michael Vick, one-day contracts, strange protests; and a few attempts at our own NY Post-style headlines. Joe laments a childhood pet and Ronn brings new meaning to the term “Lucky Cat”.
This week the boys discuss Marshawn Lynch, (in)appropriate slurs, the Olympics, Indian casinos, two-sport athletes, Tim Tebow, the minor leagues, the miner leagues, the New York Post, and competitive neti potting. Joe runs the Bay to Breakers race; the boys have some new names for the race’s starting corrals, and Ronn has a surprising objection to male nudity. Joe tells some jokes that he thought of after last week’s episode; and Ronn breaks down the Preakness Stakes, which he DVR’ed for the Ronn-est possible reason.
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