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It's official: Philadelphia is Titletown. 

Breaking down every single match of the NSL Playoffs: D.C. Inferno vs. Lake Erie Beacons (3:43 - 10:05), ATL Tornadoes vs. Lake Erie Beacons (10:06 - 14:59), Newport Dragons vs. Philadelphia Lightning (15:00 - 29:29), SoNo Sharks vs. Philadelphia Freedom (29:30 - 37:13), DC Inferno vs. Philadelphia Freedom (37:14 - 51:24), Lake Erie Beacons vs. Philadelphia Lightning (51:25 - 1:10:00).

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We preview the Men's and Women's NSL Playoffs this weekend with Bernat Jaume of Lake Erie Beacons (1:30 - 45:40) and Melissa Alves of the Philadelphia Freedom (45:42 - 1:05:42 ). Tune in to the playoffs on our YouTube channel this weekend!

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Philadelphia Lightning vs. Greenwich Panthers Review (1:41 - 19:45), NSL Season Review (19:46 - 22:02), Playoff Rosters for Men (22:03 - 25:44), Playoff Rosters for Women, Including BREAKING NEWS about Philadelphia Freedom and Tinne Gillis (25:45 -  27:40), and NSL Playoff Quick Gut Reactions (27:41 - 30:38).

We wrap up with a sit down with Head Coach of the Philadelphia Lightning, John White (30:39 - 67:11).

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Lake Erie vs. Chicago Review (1:33 - 15:15), Men's and Women's Regular Season MVP Debate (15:16 - 18:47), and finally, the Philadelphia Lightning vs. Greenwich Panthers Season Finale Preview (18:48 - 25:44).

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British Open Update, including Sarah Jane Perry Retirement, Asal vs. Bryant, and NSL players in the QFs for both Men and Women (2:14-15:45), NSL Update and Lake Erie Beacons vs. Chicago Grizzlies Preview (15:46-21:19), Celia Pashley Interview, starting with drinking a coconut (21:24-25:15), Celia's upbringing in Réunion Island (25:16-42:57), life in France (proper) with University and Pro Career, both Singles and Doubles (43:00-68:13), what she's up to in Atlanta now, including how she wound up in the National Squash League, her own breakdown of her match against the Louisville Colts (68:14-90:35), and her thoughts and predictions on the NSL playoffs (90:36-103:45)

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Ali Farag retires (1:52-11:05), Quash Bad Squash Video Review and why the WSO should use this as an opportuntiy to improve the game (11:08-17:32), the Philadelphia Lightning adding WR #5 Marwan ElShorbagy to their roster and what it means for the rest of the team (17:34-21:31), Atlanta Tornadoes vs. Louisville Colts Review (21:32-36:33).

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World Championships review (1:45-6:17), NSL Week #2 Review (6:18-53:28), where we discuss the 5 matchups of the past week: Greenwich vs. New York, SoNo vs. Lake Erie (Women), Louisville vs. Nashville (SHOT HEARD AROUND THE WORLD BY TIMMY BROWNELL), Newport vs. Lake Erie (Men), and Freedom vs. DC Inferno, and finally a quick preview of Atlanta vs. Louisville (53:29 - 56:00).

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Eain Yow Ng (WR #10, New York Knights), Gina Kennedy (WR #8, Lake Erie Beacons), and 17-Year Old Phenom Mohamed Zakaria (WR #18, Louisville Colts) all join the NSL and are ready to make their debuts this weekend, World Championship Recap, NSL Weekend Preview, capped off with an interview with NSL Co-Founder and Newport Dragons Player, Spencer Lovejoy (22:50 - 01:25:20). We share a dessert from his favorite place Mango Mango before discussing his path to professional squash player, his time at Yale, and the real origin story of the NSL. 

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A great squash mind told me he had no idea what the format of the National Squash League was still, so I decided that we needed to refresh the world on the NSL rules, what exactly is a Power Play, and why all of these little nuances make for such an exciting presentation of squash that you won't find in any other sport.

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Today, we breakdown the first matchup of the DC Inferno vs. Philadelphia Freedom (1:30 - 23:20) and the Lake Erie Beacons vs. SoNo Sharks (23:21 - 41:48). Both matches were 4-0, but there were plenty of interesting details, including maybe the first time in squash history where somebody played with a shark fin on their back in a professional match (still very much mixed feelings about this).

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