The Pat & Aaron Show

Pat Donovan talks about the Rays surprising season, why we'll know in the next month just how real these Rays are, a couple of misconceptions about a couple of Bucs rookies, and the awesome stories of Nathan Eovaldi (and why Cash was right to take him out despite his no-hitter), and Danny Farquhar!

Pat Donovan talks about why he's frustrated with the National Anthem protest debate. He argues that it should be possible to hate the protest, but not hate the men who protest. Pat argues that perhaps it should bother you that so many Americans feel disenchanted as much as it bothers you that they'll protest the anthem. Pat says he hates that guys will protest during the National Anthem, but he also hates that in 2018 we're still dealing with the kind of things that make men feel like they need to protest for their rights.

With Aaron Jacobson on a Mediterranean cruise, Pat Donovan rolls solo for an hour and talks about the Rays being shutout and trading Alex Colome and Denard Span, the Bolts losing the Eastern Conference Finals, and the NFL's new NFL anthem policy. Pat's then joined by Roy Cummings for the second hour of the show, and the two get into some Bucs, Rays and Bolts topics.

It's Aaron's birthday, so the boys talk about getting old, the cruise Aaron is going on, what Pat should do on the podcast without him. They also dive Aaron hitting on a 70-year-old woman only to stand her up, and the stinky hippy he's taken out lately.

The boys had some fun talking about the royal wedding, and of course, you know, sports, and stuff.

Greg Wyshynski joins Pat and Aaron to talk about why he believes the Las Vegas Golden Knights should be "Canada's team," and of course, about the Tampa Bay Lightning's series against the Washington Capitals.

Michele Steele joined Pat and Aaron to talk about the NBA playoffs, and whether or not it's complete nonsense that some were calling Brad Stevens more valuable than a star player. Of course it is!

Erik Erlendsson joins Pat and Aaron to talk about why both teams couldn't find a way to win at home in the Eastern Conference Finals, and how the Lightning have been able to turn the series around.

Yea, this show is like a week old, but Pat's mom really wanted to hear it, so we posted it again!

This week the boys talk about Lucas Glover getting beaten by his wife after what she deemed a poor performance at The Players Championship, and then things got weird. Yes, we know they always get weird. Shut up.