It's an old favorite with a new name, as Pat and Aaron go head to head to see who's better with useless trivia!

You've reached hump-day in this week of safer-at-home radio! The goons start the show by praising the Tampa Bay Rays for backing up their statement condemning the killing of George Floyd with action in the form of yearly financial contributions to causes fightning systemic racism. They also try to wrap their brains around the NBA's plan for a 22-team playoff and how any play-in tournament would work. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times joins the show to discuss the state of negotiations between Major League Baseball and the Players Association, plus thoughts on the upcoming draft. Pat and Aaron also preview tonight's Rays Rewind in NOT Pick to Click, get their degenerate juices flowing with Over/Under, and catch up on the stories of the day with The Blender.

The Tampa Bay Times Rays beat reporter joins Pat and Aaron to discuss the negotiations between the league and the players as well as the Rays' position on the upcoming draft, which has been shortened from 40 rounds to just five.

The goons continue their latest week of safer-at-home radio! Pat and Aaron continued to take your calls and stories about the protests and riots that took place over the weekend, but also got back into sports. They discussed why some significant members of the sports community have remained silent in the wake of the killing of George Floyd. Corey Long of NHL.com recounts joining the peaceful demonstrations in St. Petersburg over the weekend and his thoughts on the 24-team playoff format the NHL is adopting this year. Pat and Aaron also don their capes for another round as Situation Men, and get caught up on the other stories of the day with a helping from The Blender.

The NHL.com Lightning reporter talks with Pat and Aaron about joining peaceful demonstrations ove the weekend in St. Petersburg and his thoughts on the resumption of the NHL playoffs.

The goons start another week of safer-at-home radio. They spent Monday's show discussing the protests and riots that took place throughout the Tampa Bay region over the weekend, and held an open forum with you to discuss how the entire community can help create an environment in which situations like the one that cost George Floyd his life never happen again.

We've made it through another week of safer-at-home radio! The goons discuss how Texas is going to allow fans into outdoor sporting events at 25 percent capacity beginning on Monday, what they want Charles Davis to say about Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski in this year's edition of Madden, and a great new beer that trashes the Houston Astros. MLB.com's Richard Justice joins the guys to talk about what the league and the players need to do to bridge the gap and get baseball restarted. And they wrap up the week by getting caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

The MLB.com columnist joins Pat and Aaron to talk about the posturing being done by baseball's owners and players, and whether he believes we'll have a 2020 season.

The goons continue toward the weekend with safer-at-home radio. They discuss the negotiations between Major League Baseball and the players. Joe Smith of The Athletic joins them to talk about the 24-team Stanley Cup Playoffs. They prove their knowledge with another round of I Drink And I Know Things, and get caught up on the stories of the day in The Blender.

Pat and Aaron get caught up on the stories of the day thanks to Steve Carney.