The Roundabout

Tuukka Rask has opted out of the NHL playoffs, the Yankees have a Clint Frazier problem (in a good way?), and Fernando Tatis Jr. is apparently ruining the integrity of baseball. The boys are not happy about any of these, so here's an episode full of banter and takes.

Whole lot to break down here; Sam, Alex, and Jonny get right down to business. The Rangers somehow manage to win the lottery, the playoffs are about to begin, and the Houston Astros suck at baseball.

Sam, Alex, and Jonny break down what went wrong for the NY Rangers and where they go from here, potential cracks in the Bruins' system going into the playoffs, as well as some sustainability questions with the Yankees.

Sam and Jonny look at the upcoming NHL Qualifying Round, as well as the coronavirus outbreak in the MLB and paying tribute to the hero of the sport, Joe Kelly.

Baseball is back! Sam and Jonny give a little preview of each MLB division, as well as talk about the Mookie Betts contract and the potential name for the Seattle NHL team.

The boys are joined by friend of the show Daniel Hernon to discuss the Patrick Mahomes megadeal, some news with the NHL's CBA, as well as the return to play plan for the NBA. Oh, and Sam's back from the dead...

Alex and Jonny break down the Cam Newton signing and what expectations can be for the Patriots, as well as discuss the 60-game MLB season that will be implemented in a few weeks.

Alex and Jonny hop on the mics to discuss the recent spike in coronavirus cases and if that's a cause for concern with sports, the legitimacy of a championship won in 2020, as well as the introduction of a new segment regarding random obscure players from Boston or New York teams.

The boys are joined by friend of the show Brian Cloherty to discuss the potential return of the NHL, the charity golf tournament at Medalist, as well as the issues plaguing the MLB currently.

The NFL's new uniforms have finally all dropped, and we rank our favorites and least favorites. After, we conclude with a uniform draft of all of our favorite looks now and from the past. Also, live sports are better than concerts. This isn't debatable. Confused as to what we mean? Listen and find out!