The goons continue another week of safer-at-home radio! They start the show with news that Rays pitcher Tyler Glasnow missed the first week-plus of Summer Camp because he tested positive for COVID-19. Raymond James Stadium will get over $10 million of equipment to help protect those attending events from contracting coronavirus, and the guys discuss whether that will be enough to make you feel safe enough to go to the stadium. Corey Long of NHL.com stops by to update us on Phase 3 training camp at Amalie Arena and lingering questions about Steven Stamkos' durability for this year's Stanley Cup run. Pat and Aaron also don their capes for another round of Situation Men, and get caught up on the stories of the day with The Blender.

The Lightning beat reporter for NHL.com joins Pat and Aaron to discuss the Bolts getting ready for the bubble and questions about Steven Stamkos' durability.

It's another week of safer-at-home radio! The goons start by discussing the new injury to Steven Stamkos and how that could affect the Lightning's run for a Stanley Cup. Shaq Barrett says he'll sign his tender but still file a grievance to be reclassified as a defensive end to get more money. The guys break down how the team should negotiate this. Pat and Aaron also talk about Adrian Wojnarowski's suspension for a two-word e-mail to a senator, the Washington NFL team finally succumbing to pressure and announcing a name change, and Desean Jackson's acceptance of a holocaust survivor's invitation to visit Auschwitz. Plus, a preview of tonight's Rays Rewind with NOT Pick To Click, Things I Like from the weekend, and a helping of sports stories in The Blender.

It's the end of another week of safer-at-home radio! The goons discuss the Big Ten conerence going to a conference-only football schedule and how that could affect the rest of college football. They also get into the NFL banning postgame jersey swaps, and Julian Edelman's invitation to Desean Jackson to have those uncomfortable conversations. Pat and Aaron also preview tonight's Rays Rewind with NOT Pick To Click and get caught up on the stories of the day with The Blender.

You're almost through another week of safer-at-home radio! The goons start the show by discussing how the Baltimore Ravens have told their season-ticket base that there will be no season tickets for 2020 because they expect to have just 14,000 people per game, and if that's fair to those who have spent big bucks on seats. Also the Ivy League has decided to not play any fall sports, including football, and the guys debate whether other leagues could follow suit. Pat and Aaron also preview tonight's Lightning Rewind in NOT Pick To Click, test their knowledge in another round of I Drink And I Know Things, and get caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

You've made it halfway through another week of safer-at-home radio! The goons start by discussing whether the world outside any sports bubble could prevent athletes inside the bubble from devoting 100 percent of their energy to the success of their respective teams. They also explain their disdain for Stephen Jackson's defense of Desean Jackson using anti-semitic language. Pat and Aaron preview tonight's Rays replay with NOT Pick To Click, get their degenerate gambler juices flowing by playing Over/Under, and get caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

The former Bucs wide receiver used a quote he attriubuted to Adolf Hitler on social media, and the former NBA star (not related) took to Instagram to defend what he said. Needless to say, the goons had some pointed words for both of them.

It's another Tuesday of safer-at-home radio! The goons start by breaking down the 2020 Major League Baseball schedule, and Patrick Mahomes' new extension with the Kansas City Chiefs. The guys also touch on Bucs head coach Bruce Arians' plan to coach through the COVID-19 pandemic, and former Buc Desean Jackson's anti-semitic comments on social media. MLB.com's Juan Toribio stops by to talk about Summer Camp practice, and Pat & Aaron also don their capes for another episode of Situation Men.

The MLB.com Rays beat reporter joined Pat and Aaron to discuss the week of Summer Camp practices at Tropicana Field.

It's the start of another week of safer-at-home radio! The goons start by discussing the weekend of practice at Tropicana Field by the Rays. The guys also breakdown the call for Daniel Snyder to change the name of his NFL team and what other pro franchises could end up under the gun. ESPN's Seth Greenberg joins the show to talk about The Basketball Tournament. Pat and Aaron talk about the things they like from the weekend, and get caught up with the news of the day from The Blender.