Jeff and Carl discuss Naomi Osaka's second straight major title, and consider what it means for her future, both long-term and in the rest of this year's grand slam schedule. We also review the Djokovic-Nadal final, and wonder how anyone could ever beat Novak on a hard court.

Jeff and Carl talk over a busy week's worth of results from Melbourne. Federer, Wozniacki, and Anderson suffered early exits; Tiafoe, Tsitsipas, Anismiova, and Pavlyuchenkova have shined; and a fast surface hasn't always had predictable effects.

Jeff and Carl consider where Murray ranks among the greatest of all time and wonders where he'll go from here. We also preview the first grand slam of the season, with a close look at an unpredictable women's draw and dose of uncertainty at the top of the men's bracket as well.

Jeff and Carl go through the plethora of results from the first week of the 2019 season, including surprise runs from 18-year-old Bianca Andreescu and 39-year-old Ivo Karlovic, along with strong comebacks from Tomas Berdych and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.

Jeff and Carl look ahead to the 2019 season, chatting about the continued dominance of Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams, as well as the players most likely to emerge as stars. We also delve into the possible demise of the Hopman Cup and the complexities of the new ITF Transition Tour.

Jeff and Carl cover the 2018 ATP Tour Finals, with Alexander Zverev's career-best title, highlighted by a surprise defeat of Novak Djokovic. We also talk ATP Cup, TennisTV's new uber-stats, and a quick preview of the Davis Cup final.

Jeff and Carl preview this week's ATP Tour Finals, as well as cover the Czech Republic's Fed Cup dynasty and last week's innovation-riddled ATP NextGen Finals in Milan.

Jeff and Carl cover the breakthrough Masters title from Karen Khachanov, along with the instant classic Federer-Djokovic semi-final from Paris. We also recap the WTA finals and Elite Trophy in Singapore and Zhuhai.

Jeff and Carl break down the women's elite eight, with a focus on tactics, rating systems, and the quality of the WTA tour compared to a decade ago. Also: A record-setting Challenger title for Karlovic, and an unnecessary new rule at Wimbledon.

Jeff and Carl recap the Shanghai performances of Djokovic, Coric, and Federer, then talk year-end championship fields, including WTA year-end number one Simona Halep.