The Greatness of Sports

In this episode we are going to dip our toe into Advanced Analytics. We will talk about one metric used in basketball and how it better values players contributions like Steph Curry. Lastly, we will apply this advanced metric in our life and ponder how we can "be like Steph".

Explaining Gravity

Quantifying Gravity

In this episode we are going to talk about G.O.A.T.S (Greatest of All Time). We are going to talk about who the G.O.A.T. was in Golf. We will analyze how he became the greatest or one of the greatest golfers. We will apply his approach to golf to our approach to life. 

Correction: In the podcast, I mistakingly said Tiger Woods had 14 Major victories, he actually has 15. 

In this episode we will talk about Cross Ups. We will talk about what they are and why they happen. We will talk about how they can drastically affect players. Lastly, we will talk about how cross ups occur in our lives and how they can be avoided. 

Roberto Perez Cross Up: https://www.cleveland.com/tribe/2021/05/cleveland-indians-put-roberto-perez-on-10-day-injured-list-with-finger-fracture-add-rene-rivera-from-columbus.html

Video of Cross Ups: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBLVqIi1ZMM

In this episode we will explore the NCAA College Basketball Tournament aka "March Madness". We will discuss the luck involved in winning this tournament. Finally, we will apply that luck to our every day lives and how we can keep a little bit of March Madness with us as we go about our every day. 

In this episode we will explore comebacks. Novak Djokovic, recent French Open Champion showed the world how to come back in tennis from down 2 sets to love. We will explore his comeback and more broadly why coming back in tennis is unlike any other sport. Lastly, we will discuss how this uniqueness of tennis comebacks could apply in our life.

This episode will introduce you to The Greatness of Sports. The introduction will answer 3 important questions: 1) What is this podcast about? 2) Who is if for? 3) Why should I listen?