In this episode of the K&P Show, Jon and Rich discuss Aldon Smith livestreaming his smoking a blunt while on suspension from the NFL, as well as the trade by the Chicago Cubs acquiring Aroldis Chapman, and the morality of acquiring someone accused of domestic violence. the guys also discuss how stupid Chris Sale has been over the last few days, and what the White Sox might be able to get for him in the current trade market.

In this episode of the K&P Show, Jon and Rich discuss the end of the Deflategate saga: what it actually means, and why Jimmy Garoppolo better be good. They also discuss the cadre of crotchety old white former professional baseball players (and Carl Everett, maybe?) barnstorming a men's league in Kansas, as well as the worst way to lose a game. Ready 2 Rumble and the worst QB's of the 2008 NFL Draft were also discussed (Colt Brennan, son, because by "worst" we mean "best").

In today's episode of the K&P Show brought to you by Mack Weldon, Jon and Rich break down the big NBA news of the week, Derrick Rose being traded to the New York Knicks. They also discuss the magic of Game 7 of the NBA Finals, and whether LeBron is the greatest of all-time in basketball, as well as whether this is the last NBA Championship for the Cleveland Cavaliers for awhile. The guys also talk about when it is safe to re-wear underwear, and more!

In this episode of the K&P Show, Jon and Rich discuss the passing of The Greatest, Muhammad Ali, and an interesting aspect of the multi-faceted legacy he leaves behind. The guys also discuss the NBA Finals, how bad things look for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and whether it makes sense for LeBron to consider opting out and moving on. Also discussed is the sad state of affairs that are modern "pranks".

In this episode of the K&P Show, the guys discuss the poor, poor gonads of the Oklahoma City Thunder's Steven Adams, after being kicked, twice, in them by the Warriors' Draymond Green. Jon and Rich also discuss the haymaker thrown by Rougned Odor and landed on Jose Bautista's face, and the ineffectiveness of baseball's "Fun Police".

In this episode, Jon and Rich discuss bad 90's search engines, the historical greatness of this year's Chicago Cubs team, as well as the debut of a new quasi-"bit", where the guys talk more general topics: In this episode, each run down their respective bad prospect "takes", and regale the masses with just how stupid they sounded talking sports at various times. The guys also try to call Mike Jones, but to no avail.

In the triumphant return of the K&P Show after a two-week hiatus, Jon and Rich discuss Jake Arrieta's second no-hitter in the span of 11 starts, and the discussion inevitably turns to a, ahem, chemical explanation. The guys also discuss the lunacy of Curt Schilling's political views and his firing from ESPN, as well as the uncertain landscape the four-letter network has created in firing some talent for political views, and not others. This is also a "clean", no-swearing episode!

In today's episode, a (still) sick Jon and Rich stomp on Hawk Harrelson while praising Vin Scully with the full-on return of MLB baseball, discuss the value of the DH in the NL, and use Scottie Pippen's stupid statements on the 2015-16 Warriors to discuss the greatness we're witnessing in the NBA. They also discuss being sick, tipping, and athlete-owned sports bar ventures.

The K&P Show returns with a mid-week edition talking two of the more bizarre stories in the sporting world this week: Russell Okung's horrendously awful, non guaranteed contract with the Denver Broncos and Dwight Howard's use of stick-um in a basketball game. We discuss first Okung's desire to act as his own agent and whether this bad contract was simply him betting on himself or a lapse in judgement. On the topic of Howard, we ponder the competitive uses of stick-um in basketball, why Dwight Howard is so dumb and whether he deserved to be punished.

In this very special edition of the K&P Show, Jon and Rich tear into the saga that is Adam LaRoche, the White Sox, Kenny Williams, and LaRoche's 14-year old son Drake. The duo also discuss the possibility of the White Sox trading Chris Sale, the historic comeback of Texas A&M in the NCAA March Madness tournament, and the guys get a visit from the show's in-house CBI Bracketologist. Munenori Kawasaki and Tadahito Iguchi are also discussed for funsies.