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My cousin/best man/best friend Griffin joins the show as we recall a night we will never forget - the night CM Punk returned to professional wrestling in Chicago. We talk about why he left, why he's back, and why we're all in on AEW. Plus: headlines and FOOTBALL PICKS.
Pat makes his return to the podcast after his long trip, and he shares what he saw and learned about at three historic places in the country: the baseball, football, and rock n roll hall of fames.
In my biggest and longest episode yet, my college friends Aaron and Jason help me dissect the NFL, predicting division champs, wildcards, and ultimately Super Bowl Champions
Friends Josiah Durie (Vikings) and Emma Chapman (Lions) help me learn more about their teams as we put together a preview of the NFC North. Breaking News/special announcement at the beginning of the show, and then headlines at the end.
My friend Shelby Zack joins me today to talk about how we met, her career as a flight attendant, and the book she and her twin sister wrote. Then I hit some headlines as we look towards football season.
Celebrating Episode #10! Pat joins me, along with first time guest Uncle Larry, to draft our favorite/most iconic uniforms in Chicago Sports history. Then, some other stuff you should know coming up.
Pat and I talk about the Cubs trade deadline one last time as we cope with the new norm. After that, we talk about all the other successful teams we have here to be thankful for.
Recapping one of the worst days in Chicago Cubs history. Pat tries to play devils advocate and I get rattled. Then, I explain why there is no one to blame but owner Tom Ricketts.
The Cubs are ruining my life by slowly tearing off a band-aid the size of my leg. Meanwhile, I might have thrown a little too much *Schade* on Pittsburgh but it's all in good fun. My heart is in more pain than you could ever inflict, so don't be too upset at me.
Pat and I talk basketball, hockey, football, rockets (kind of), and money before we get into the whole Cubs trade deadline stuff yet again. It feels like it will never end.
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