The Sunday Lineup with Tom Wortz & Joe Pohoryles

The Houston Astros are the 2022 World Series Champions, and Dusty Baker finally has a ring as a manager. Beyond baseball, NFL action is as wild as ever, and major upsets in college football shook up the playoff rankings. With baseball season just concluding, the guys shift their attention to the NHL, checking in on the top teams. Alex Ovechkin broke Gordie Howe's record for most goals with one NHL franchise, and the Boston Bruins sent shockwaves across the sports world with their signing of hate crime perpetrator Mitchell Miller. All that and more on The Sunday Lineup.

The World Series is knotted up 1-1, but Tom and Joe feel it won't go on much longer. Along with the usual NFL news, College Football Playoff talk is heating up, but not as heated as things got in the Michigan-Michigan State tunnel. Meanwhile, in the NBA circle, the Bucks look like the early team to beat, while the Lakers and Nets are still struggling in spite of their star-level talent. All this and more on The Sunday Lineup.

Big week for Tom & Joe as the Packers play the Commanders in "The Sunday Lineup Derby." Along with the other Week 7 headlines, Todd Gurley says he's done in the NFL, and it's looking like it will be Astros and Phillies playing for the 2022 World Series. The guys also discuss the opening week of NBA action with some stats about Giannis, LeBron and star rookies, and wrap up with some college football talk for an action-packed week.

Scheduling conflicts lead to our first Sunday Night Lineup, but Tom and Joe still cover all things NFL, gearing up for the Packers vs. Commanders showdown for next week. Playoff baseball is slowly inching towards the two championship series, and NBA tip-off is right around the corner. The guys touch on some NFL stats, Premier League action and Alabama falling to Tennessee in CFB. All that and more on The Sunday Lineup.

MLB Playoffs are in full swing, and Draymond Green took a fuller swing on Jordan Poole. Along with the weekly NFL and CFB action, Tom and Joe discuss Victor Wembanyama's American debut (alongside Steeve Ho You Fat), Albert Pujols bowing out after a legendary career and Max Verstappen clinching his second straight Formula 1 championship. All that and more on The Sunday Lineup.

October is here, and the busiest month in American sports commences. Tom and Joe discuss the latest NFL action, including the Tua Tagovailoa concussion debacle, as well as the biggest storylines for playoff baseball. From there, the guys touch on a cheating scandal in the bass fishing community, the Antonio Brown poolside assault and the upcoming college hockey season. All that and more in The Sunday Lineup.

What's bigger for baseball: Albert Pujols hitting 700 home runs or Aaron Judge reaching 60+? Is 17 years old too young to be in the UFC? What the hell is going on with Ime Udoka? Tom and Joe debate all these questions and more. It's another week of the NFL season with plenty of storylines and stats to be discussed, and the tennis world says goodbye to another legend in Roger Federer just weeks after Serena Williams hung it up.

It's Week 2 of the NFL, and you know what that means: Time to learn which Week 1 Overreactions need to be walked back. The guys discuss which NFL teams should be excited or panicked about their chances going forward as well as the other off-field football headlines of the week. In the basketball world, Phoenix owner Robert Sarver gets suspended for a year, and Dennis Schroder signs back with the Lakers after rejecting $84 million from them last year. The guys wrap things up with a medley of football and baseball stats before talking about the WNBA Playoffs and tonight's Finals Game 4. All that and more on The Sunday Lineup.

NFL is in full swing as Joe and Tom recap the Thursday Night season opener and preview the NFL season. The guys also a recap the Saturday College Football slate that was loaded with upsets and dramatic endings, with No. 1 Alabama narrowly escaping Texas, while No. 6 Texas A&M and No. 8 Notre Dame lost million-dollar "buy games." In baseball, pitch clocks, bigger bases, and a shift ban will all be coming to the majors in 2023, and Albert Pujols ties Alex Rodriguez for fourth all-time on the home runs list. All that and more on The Sunday Lineup.

A big week of news headlined by Serena Williams calling it a career after bowing out of the US Open. Tom and Joe also break down the Donovan Mitchell trade to Cleveland, the announced expansion of the College Football Playoff in 2026 and the newly announced beer sale policy for the upcoming Qatar World Cup. The guys also analyze the college and professional stats of the players behind some of the most acclaimed college football highlight tapes, such as Tavon Austin, Reggie Bush and more.