In today’s episode Isaiah reacts to the Colts losing Carson Wentz and Quinton Nelson to injury and explains how the Colts have constructed their roster very well but still searching for a QB (2:47). Isaiah then tries make sense of the Lakers getting older through free agency (16:56). Following Isaiah does a overview of some of the other notable signings in during NBA free agency (28:46). Lastly Isaiah still thinks the Colts took the right risk in trading for Carson Wentz despite it looking rocky right now and he talks about a potential match up between Team USA vs Luka Dončić and the Slovenia National team in a gold medal game (44:20).

To open this episode Isaiah gives his takeaways on Russell Westbrook being traded to the Lakers and explains his main concern (2:14). Next Isaiah talks about the big moves around the MLB trade deadline and breaks down how the Dodgers just got scarier (21:31). Isaiah then gives his analysis on certain moves that he liked in the NBA draft (33:10). Lastly Isaiah dissects Mike Sando’s annual QB tiers list and explains why it’s very accurate (42:30).

At the start of this episode Isaiah breaks down the latest news surrounding Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, explaining why the team has brought themselves more time (2:15). Next Isaiah gives his thoughts on Simone Biles bowing out of the Olympics (13:50) and he explains how Greg Popovich’s rigidness is effecting USA Basketball (18:00). Following to mark the beginning of NFL training camp Isaiah lists his top 10 teams going into training camp (31:00). Lastly Isaiah gives his take on who he thinks should be the number one overall pick in this year’s NBA Draft (44:00).

To open this episode Isaiah congratulates the Milwaukee Bucks winning the NBA Finals and explains what this for Giannis legacy at the age of 26 (2:44). Next Isaiah reveals his early NFC Predictions for each division for the 2021 season, he will do another set of predictions right before the regular season (17:25). Isaiah then analyzes the idea of Texas & Oklahoma possibly joining the SEC, and why they should (37:13). Following Isaiah talks about the latest news in the NFL, as Vikings Assistant Rick Dennison was fired for his refusal to get the Covid-19 vaccine (51:05). Lastly Isaiah explains why the Suns must improve their roster if they want to go deep in the postseason next year as teams in the West will look to reload (1:00:03).

To open this episode Isaiah talks about the narrative surrounding Giannis if he was to win a championship and the comparison of his resume at 26 years old (2:30). Next Isaiah reveals his early AFC Predictions for each division for the 2021 NFL season, he will do another set of predictions right before the regular season starts (15:50). Following Isaiah examines why its best for both Aaron Rodgers and the Packers to wait until the end of the 2021 season to conduct a trade (35:50). Lastly Isaiah explains why he is not surprised by Chris Paul underperforming in the finals (45:50).

In this episode Isaiah begins with explaining why Giannis dominance is under-appreciated by some due to his lack of skill (2:40). Also Isaiah addresses Devin Booker’s recent shooting struggles and what needs to happen for Phoenix to get a better result in Game 4 (16:07). Following Isaiah shifts to the NFL as he reacts to Kyle Shanahan’s latest comments and explains why the writing is on the wall for Jimmy Garoppolo’s future with the 49ers (22:15). Lastly Isaiah analyzes why Matthew Stafford will explode this year with Sean McVay and the Rams (39:10).

At the top of this episode Isaiah discusses the coaching mismatch that we are witnessing in the first two games of the NBA Finals (2:04). He also broke down what happened schematically to the Bucks defense. Next Isaiah discovers he was right about Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan’s friendly competitions as they openly talk about the Matthew Stafford trade (22:40). Following Isaiah hilariously reacts to N'Keal Harry requesting a trade from the Patriots, as Isaiah explains why the Pats want to trade him too (37:44). Lastly Isaiah ranks his all favorite NBA Finals moments (43:21).

To open this episode Isaiah discusses the possibility of the winner of the NBA Finals having an asterisk, but explains the flaw of putting an asterisks next to championships (3:35). Next Isaiah reacts to the fallout of Rachel Nichols-Maria Taylor incident at ESPN and how Rachel could have handled the situation differently (16:14). Following Isaiah explains why he believes the Phoenix Suns will win this series and talks about why Giannis shouldn’t play in Game 1 (29:45). Lastly Isaiah reacts to Sha'Carri Richardson being left off the Olympic relay team and furthers his stance on a rule being a rule (40:42).

In today’s episode Isaiah first explains why the Hawks & Bucks played so well without their star players in Games 4-5 but neither team is better without their star (2:21). Next Isaiah explains why he doesn’t have much sympathy for USA Track star Sha'Carri Richardson, as she made a choice and knew the choice would have consequences, as Isaiah preaches accountability (15:14). Following Isaiah talks about the Phoenix Suns advancing to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1993 and why there’s still value in true point guards like Chris Paul (31:55). Lastly Isaiah discusses whether or not the Clippers should run it back next season, after falling two games short of the NBA Finals (42:10).

To start this episode Isaiah talks about the performance from Paul George aka "Playoff P" and the Clippers to force a game 6 back at home (1:44). He also mentions why Phoenix can’t continue to give this Clipper team confidence. Following this Isaiah touches on why it’s problematic for Scottie Pippen to call Phil Jackson a racist because he called up an end-of-game play for Toni Kukoc instead of Scottie Pippen almost 30 years ago (16:11). Lastly Isaiah explains why Game 4 could be a potential trap game if the Bucks lack assertiveness, as they should win this vs. the Hawks (38:33).