The Grueling Truth

The year 2019 is over and we're here to re-live the year that was with the podcast!

2019 exit of the one and only Always Wonderful Joel. Let's remember his final episode.

It also brought Carl winning a bet against Nick which meant that he had to watch the Avalanche Stanley Cup video. What about it made him so mad?

Nick wasn't only mad this year, he was also so happy about the return of Steve Yzerman that all he could do was sing.

At the start of the summer Carl was very upset about the Tyson Barrie/Nazem Kadri trade. How well does it hold up?

Our Hardcore Hockey History saw us learn about the Sudbury Wold from Mike Committo, the documentary The Russian Five with Joshua Riehl, and the Wayne Gretzky Trade Tree.

Thank you for a great year. See you in 2020!

All this and more on episode 263 of the 4th Line Hockey Podcast!

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Black Monday is upon us. Find out what NFL coaches were fired and what NFL coaches kept their jobs on the latest episode of A Fantasy Football Podcast by the FF Faceoff. Tune-in as Anthony Cervino (@therealnflguru) and Mike Hauff (@theffrealist) will not only give their reactions to the coaching changes, but they will also let you know who the potential new hires may be as well as the fantasy football impact for 2020. On top of all of that, the guys will break down the top news and rumors from around the league, plus, an early look at the 2019-2020 NFL Playoffs in this action-packed episode.

Looking for weekly fantasy football advice and lineup strategy? Then don't forget that Anthony and Mike will always answer and address all of your fantasy football advice and strategy questions in the live chat right here on the show! Have an off-air comment? They guys will always answer them in a timely manner!

Darius Leonard says he will have lofty goals for 2020, and that 2019 was extremely disappointing. Frank Reich talks about how the process will carry the Colts forward despite that process being responsible for 7-9.

On today’s DolphinsTalk.com POST GAME WRAP UP SHOW we talk about the Dolphins amazing win vs the Patriots in Foxboro. The Dolphins win cost the Patriots a first round bye and made the Pats playoff run more difficult. A signature win for Brian Flores and the Dolphins to end the 2019 season. We break down the game and tell you who played well and who played poorly, how the Dolphins won and what were the key plays to the game, as well as tell you what this win means for the Dolphins moving forward into 2020. We also tell you where the Dolphins first round picks are (well 2 of the 3 first round picks are now set in stone at least with one still TBD). And we pass out our 2019 MIAMI DOLPHINS YEAR END AWARDS like we do each and every year. All of this and more on the DolphinsTalk.com POST GAME WRAP UP SHOW.

Join Mike Goodpaster and Kent Steling as they look back at Sundays game.

Join Mike Goodpaster and Anthony Cervino as they look at all the days NFL news and look ahead to the Playoffs.

On this day we talk about the 1973 Vikings who on this day beat the Dallas Cowboys to advance to the Super Bowl.

How good would 25-year-old Gervonta Davis be if he had the work ethic and focus of 37-year-old Jean Pascal? We saw a contrast between those two to fighters -- one is an uber-talented slacker, the other an overachieving gladiator -- on Showtime's final event of 2019. Gervonta survived a gallant but past-his-prime Yurorokis Gamboa, and Pascal edged an equally old-school opponent, Badou Jack, a split-decision that easily could have gone the other way.
Expert analysts Rizwaan Zahid and John J. Raspanti break down these two fights, then reminisce about a memorable year in The Sweet Science -- the good and the bad -- including their picks for "Fight of the Year," "Fighter of the Year," shooting stars to watch in the coming year, the health of women's boxing, and our 2019 winner of our second annual Ringside Boxing Show Adrien Broner Award for the boxing personality who behaved most egregiously over the previous 12 months.
Our British correspondent, Paul McLaughlin, presents his review of the United Kingdom's year in the sweet science.
And we close with an all-time classic interview from 2011 with a bona fide all-time great, Jeff Fenech.
Dennis Taylor is host of The Ringside Boxing Show, editor/publisher of www.ringsideboxingshow.com, and co-author (with John J. Raspanti) of "Intimate Warfare: The True Story of the Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward Boxing Trilogy," an Amazon bestseller.

On this day the Cowboys through a Hail Mary pass steeped in controversy and while watching the game Fran tarkenton's dad passes away from a heart attack.