Pat and Aaron open a Blue Steel Tuesday with a recap of the Lightning loss to the Senators and brush up on some Rays spring training players to watch. The Goons discuss what eating dead cap money for Baker and Mike Evans says about the Bucs offseason and Braydon Coburn goes in depth on why you shouldn't be worried about the Lightning.

After two straight losses, former Lightning star Braydon Coburn joins Pat and Aaron on a Blue Steel Tuesday to makes some sense of the inconsistencies that have plagued Tampa Bay after the All-Star break.

In today's Situation Men Producer Casey approaches Pat and Aaron with topics on the NBA All-Star game and lack of effort, potential Baker Mayfield landing spots and even NASCAR?!

Pat and Aaron discuss what leaving dead money on the table after not immediately extending Baker Mayfield and Mike Evans does for the Bucs future. They also touch on how likely it is that Antoine Winfield Jr gets the Franchise Tag.

On a President's Day edition of the show, Aaron Jacbosn and his dad Jake break down the huge weekend for USF, Rays Fan Fest and much more.

Pat is joined by Nick Wize on Friday as they recap an impressive showing from Nikita Kucherov as the Lightning top the Avalanche at home. The Goons discuss how cringy Tony Romo was in the Super Bowl and play the weekly Who Said It segment with Producer Casey Warner.

Pat is joined by Nick Wize for the weekly Who Said It segement. If you missed the show this past week tune in to hear definitive quotes with Pat Donovan, Nick Wize and Producer Casey Warner.

Pat and Nick Wize discuss audio from former coach Charlie Weiss commenting on Tony Romo calling the Super Bowl.

Pat is joined by Nick Wize today with Aaron out sick. The Goons discuss which Rays players from last year need to step up for 2024 to be a success. Pat and Nick dive into what mock drafts actually mean and how the Bucs may approach the draft. Tampa Reporter Kasey Hudson joins the show for the last hour with Lightning insight.

Pat and Nick Wize breakdown the current state of college basketball heading into March with a staggering number of top 25 teams going down by the week.