The Chase Thomas Podcast

Chase Thomas is joined by Pop Culture's Connor Casey to talk about the All Elite Wrestling press conference in Jacksonville, where Kenny Omega should go between AEW and WWE, the PAC vs. Adam "Hangman" Page title match in Vegas, who from WWE should jump to AEW, and much more.

Then, Silver Screen and Roll's Grant Goldberg hops on the pod to talk about the Lakers' play without LeBron James, their young core, Brandon Ingram's trade value, the Anthony Davis rumors, and where this team can go this season in Los Angeles (45:00).

Lastly, McCovey Chronicle's Bryan Murphy hops on the pod to talk about the San Francisco Giants finally rebuilding with a new front office, their lack of depth in 2018, Madison Bumgarner and Buster Posey's future with the Giants, the rest of the NL West, and what to expect out of the Giants in 2019 (68:00).

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Chase Thomas is joined by Pro Football Focus' Austin Gayle to talk about the NFL head-coaching carousel, Bruce Arians heading to Tampa Bay, the impact of the Bears losing Vic Fangio to Denver, the wildcard in Arizona with Kliff Kingsbury, the possibility that Big Ben, Antonio Brown, and LeVeon Bell will all not be back in Pittsburgh next season and preview the NFL Divisional Round games.

Then, Cheesehead TV's Zach Jacobson jumps on the pod to talk about the Packers hiring Matt Lafleur, the similarities to the Mike McCarthy hire in 2006, keeping Mike Pettine as DC, and how things look for Green Bay heading into the 2019 offseason.

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Chase Thomas is joined by Bleacher Report's Beckley Mason to talk about his career at B/R, what makes James Harden so special in Houston, why Beckley is so interested in Markelle Fultz' future in Philly, the days of HoopSpeak Live, if we should worry about Golden State, why you should never build around a big in today's NBA, the Raptors as legitimate contenders in the East, and what makes guys like Josh Hart so interesting in the NBA.

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Chase Thomas is joined by 680 The Fan's Carlos Medina to talk about the Dallas Cowboys winning the NFC East, their chances against the Seahawks in the NFC Divisional Round, what makes Dak Prescott work in Dallas, the next offensive coordinator for the Falcons and his Los's favorite 2019 NFL Draft prospects.

Then, The Athletic's Nick Stellini returns to talk about another slow MLB offseason, where Dallas Keuchel might end up, the latest on Manny Machado and Bryce Harper, Sonny Gray's trade value and the Miami Marlins' lame uniform change (35:00).

Lastly, The Steel Cage's Derek Montilla closes out the show with Chase to talk about All Elite Wrestling becoming official, what it means for WWE and the indies, the McMahon's returning to television, and EC3 vs. Velveteen Dream as the next John Cena (75:00).

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Chase Thomas is joined by PFF's Austin Gayle to talk about the Oakland Raiders hiring NFL Media's Mike Mayock as their new GM, where the Raiders are going to play in 2019, Derek Carr on the Giants, the worst available head-coaching jobs in the NFL, and what to make of the Steelers' drama with Antonio Brown and Big Ben (1:00).

Then, The Daily Norseman's Eric Thompson jumps on the pod to talk about the Vikings missing the playoffs, the issues with the team's defense in 2018, the poor play from their offensive line, the Kirk Cousins conundrum, and who will be the team's next offensive coordinator (38:00).

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Chase Thomas is joined by Early Bird Rights' Jeff Siegel to talk about the NBA playoff picture heading into 2019, the fallout of John Wall missing the rest of the season for the Wizards, the problems offensively for the Grizzlies with Marc Gasol and Jaren Jackson Jr., what Memphis can do with the Chandler Parsons contract, Trae Young's progress in Atlanta, Tom Thibodeau's future in Minnesota, and why the Timberwolves are underachieving.

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Chase Thomas is joined by Around the Big Leagues host Grant McAuley to talk about the Braves' quiet offseason, the futures of Dansby Swanson and Ozzie Albies, the JT Realmuto rumors, Josh Donaldson's impact in 2019, which starting pitcher the Braves are likely to acquire, and much more (1:00).

Then, Amazin' Avenue, SB Nation's New York Mets blog, writer Steven Steven Sypa jumps on the pod to talk about the Mets' new general manager Brodie Van Wagenen, the infield depth with Robinson Cano in the fold, the futures of McNeill and Alonso, the possibility of trading Thor, and who has the brighter future between Nimmo and Conforto (32:00).

To wrap up, The Athletic's Daniel Popper hops on the pod to talk about the disastrous season for the Jacksonville Jaguars, the future of Blake Bortles in Jacksonville, Tom Coughlin, Dave Caldwell and Doug Marrone's job security, Jalen Ramsey, and the possibility of a Leonard Fournette trade (49:00).

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Chase Thomas is joined by Sportsnet and Canucks Army's Ryan Biech to talk about the Vancouver Canucks odd start to the 2018-19 NHL season, their negative-13 point differential, Elias Pettersson's ROTY chances, the Quinn Hughes hype, what happened with Petrus Palmu, the departure of the Sedin brothers, and Seattle vs. Vancouver going forward (1:00).

Then, Chase's longtime friend Not That Ryan Adams joins the podcast to talk about the disappointing Detroit Lions, Auburn's hiring of former Memphis OC Kenny Dillingham, the future of Gus Malzahn at Auburn, Miami losing Manny Diaz to Temple, Mel Tucker taking the Colorado job, and their College Football Playoff predictions (26:00).

To wrap up, RBR Wrestling's William R. Washington joins the podcast to talk about the sad state of Monday Night Raw, where Drew McIntyre can go without Roman Reigns, a potential Undisputed Era debut, the New Daniel Bryan, and why Asuka has to win the Smackdown Women's title at TLC against Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair (70:00).

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Chase Thomas is joined by VICE Sports' NBA writer Michael Pina to talk about his new piece on Kawhi Leonard getting better as a ballhandler in Toronto, the future of the Raptors with Leonard, OG Anunoby and Pascal Siakam, the odd season Frank Ntilikina is having with the Knicks in 2018-19, the upside of Mitchell Robinson, the Lakers potentially acquiring Trevor Ariza from the Phoenix Suns, and if the Houston Rockets can fix their bench by moving Eric Gordon.

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Chase Thomas is joined by sports writer Mike Piellucci to talk about the current state of the WWE product, what makes NXT or Smackdown Live the best program, the issues with Drew McIntyre as the top heel on RAW, the New Daniel Bryan as WWE World Champion, Becky Lynch vs. Asuka vs. Charlotte Flair at TLC, and what makes Johnny Gargano so good as a pro wrestler (1:00).

Then, The Rich Eisen Show's Chris Brockman returns to talk about their love for Chilis, the Patriots coming out of the AFC this season, what is so scary about the Chargers, Kyle Shanahan for COTY, the issues with the Steelers, what makes the Broncos and Ravens fun down the stretch, Russell Wilson's MVP case, Aaron Rodgers' future in Green Bay and much more (60:00).

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