Stu stops by to give his unfiltered take on the Warriors' season so far and joins us for another round of our foolproof hot QB picks. We discuss our anxiety over Wembanyama's injury troubles and try to figure out which timeline we’re living in, where the Pistons are 12-2 and leading the East. To wrap things up, we get meta and spill the tea on our favorite (and least favorite) podcasters.

Tom and Aaron join us this week, so Tom is back to give us his hot QB picks for next week. We grade the historic Jets trade - was the massive fire sale a smart tank or just typical Jets? Naturally, we're already looking ahead to the NFL draft (as is tradition). We also get into some NBA talk, which serves as our weekly reminder that the Luka trade remains one of the worst trades in the history of trades. Plus, Brad gives a little history lesson on the Jets' doomed West Side stadium project that never was.

Vince recaps his trip to Minnesota. We get the full rundown on his Midwestern adventure. Our sacred mission of betting on hot quarterbacks continues to line our pockets, and we’re not sorry about it. We also get into the first few days of the NBA season, which is really just The Wembanyama Show (and we're obsessed). To cap it off, Brad offers his theatre reviews, so get ready to hear what he hated.

Michael joins us to discuss the upcoming NBA season, and we cover all the bases: Kawhi's troubles, the debut of Ozempic Luka, and why the East is looking so weak. Of course, our brilliant investment strategy of betting on hot quarterbacks continues to make us money. We also take a moment to give a much-deserved salute to the gay icon, Jane Pauley.

Tom joins the show to help us mourn the terrible Jets season and look forward to the upcoming Knicks season. Our highly scientific method of betting on the hotter quarterback continues to pay off, proving that swagger equals wins. To top it all off, Vince recaps his run-in with Orlando Magic's Mo Wagner.

Drew calls in, and Bobby joins us in the "studio" to recap their recent trip to visit Drew down in Austin. After the trip talk, we get into some heated NBA discussion, debating ESPN's top player list and Drew's surprisingly tempered expectations for the Mavericks. Finally, we tackle the two most important topics of the week: the Giants starting Jaxson Dart and the premiere of a new season of The Great British Bake-off.

Special guest Gil calls in to share his early-season NFL takes and help us pass judgment on Joe Burrow's questionable fashion choices. Brad is in a classic New York sports mood, ranting about the miserable Jets and the equally disappointing Yankees. To balance the misery, we get excited about the Knicks' savvy veteran signings and celebrate Vince's return to the PBLNYC courts!

Is men's tennis officially just the Sinner and Alcaraz show now? We break down their epic U.S. Open final and wonder if any other man is capable of winning a Grand Slam in the near future. Then, we return to our highly scientific NFL picking method based on one simple metric: which quarterback is hotter. We also attempt to solve the ongoing mystery of Kawhi Leonard and debate whether the Giants should just blow it all up at the QB position.

We’re back after a summer break! In this episode, we catch up on all the big stories we missed: NBA coaching changes, where things stand in the MLB season, and what’s going on with the New York Liberty. Vince reveals the one thing he’s excited about this NFL season: Jaxson Dart. Plus, we share updates from the concerts and shows we’ve seen lately. Sports, music, and plenty of catching up...it feels good to be back!

This week, Lev calls in to help us break down the NBA Finals: what we loved about the Pacers and what impressed us about the Thunder. We dive into the Knicks' coaching search and the Kevin Durant trade. We also discuss where Carlos Alcaraz’s French Open victory ranks among tennis greats. Brad’s cynicism is in full form as he predicts a Steelers and Aaron Rodgers Super Bowl (yes, really). Plus, Vince shares his review of Sunset Boulevard starring Nicole Scherzinger.