The final episode of the illustrious history of The Tony G Show is here. The 173rd and FINAL episode includes a discussion about the Green Bay Packers NFL Draft Class in a segment that features an impromptu phone call to Matthew Swanson, the NFL Draft Expert for the podcast. Then, for one final time, Tony G discusses the Brewers season to this point and how the rest of the way will look for them in the MLB. To conclude the show, Will McCormick and Tony G embrace the history and the future in a teary-eyed goodbye to Tony G Nation.

A tradition for The Tony G Show as Jason Fonder visits the podcast once a season, but this time to say goodbye. Jason is a sports encyclopedia from Green Bay and has been close with Tony G for years, and at least once every season in The Tony G Show's history, he has come on the pod to talk sports. Today, he, along with Will McCormick and Tony G talk give three hot takes on the NBA in a brief basketball segment before turning to football and baseball. He discusses the off-season for the Seattle Seahawks as well as Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, along with talking about Tom Brady playing into his 90s. Then he debates the better career between Albert Pujols and Miguel Cabrera along with other hot button topics in MLB like pitch clocks, baseball quality, and robot umpires. The show concludes with Jason Fonder commending Will and Tony G for their accomplishments in the podcast industry and bodes farewell to the podcast for one final time.

The NFL Draft Preview episode of The Tony G Show is here! Tony G and Will McCormick bring in a friend and NFL Draft Specialist, who is also the College Football expert of The Tony G Show, Matt Swanson to discuss the 2022 NFL Draft. In this episode, Matt Swanson gives his mock draft for the top 10 picks in the draft, with a surprise at #1. Then, Tony G has Swan mock the first 5 picks for the Packers in the draft, as well as another name to watch for Green Bay in the later rounds on day 3. The third and final segment of the show is a ranking of the top-5 QBs in the draft. To conclude the show, the trio of Will, Matt, & TG take a trip down memory lane with each other, taking a look back at their roots in SNC Radio.

Tony G is alone for today's Tony G Show, as Will McCormick will return for the final 3 episodes starting on Thursday. On today's show, Tony G argues that "robot umpires" are imminent, and it is because of how umpires are performing this season. He also discusses that pace of play rules need to be relaxed in the game of baseball in that first segment. Then, TG argues that back injuries need to be taken seriously in a segment defending Ben Simmons decision to sit out, but then he calls Ben Simmons a fool for being uninvested on the sideline. These protests at NBA games are getting out of hand and Tony G discusses why in the 3rd and final segment of the show.

Including this episode, there are only 5 more episodes of The Tony G Show. Today's show includes debates on Deebo Samuel and his future after asking for a trade away from the San Francisco 49ers. Then, Tony G looks at college basketball coaches and faculty stepping away from the sport and he speculates with Will about if there is any correlation to the modernization of the NCAA. To conclude, Tony G makes the case that Armando Gallaraga's near-perfect game should be overturned into a perfect game with recent developments after an argumentative paper from a law class to Rob Manfred.

Will and Tony G are reunited for today's show to discuss the NBA at the start of the Playoff season. The duo debates the credentials of Marcus Smart as the DPOY as well as Kyrie Irving, the blowouts so far, as well as scheduling changes that could be made to quicken up the entire playoff season for the basketball world. After that, the show turns to football, first to discuss the impact on the Packers Sammy Watkins will have, specifically with the draft plan for Green Bay. To conclude, the USFL is talked about following its first week of existence, to the extent of how long it will take for the league to collapse because of some of the things it does wrong.

For the first time in a long time, an episode of The Tony G Show is being published on a Friday with the unusual schedule of both Will McCormick and Tony G. For this episode, Tony G works alone to crown his newest "Worst Owner in Pro Sports" knocking off James Dolan from the top of the list. Tony G then turns to baseball to discuss the unwritten rules of baseball in the recent encounter of the Padres and Giants with an argument, a plea rather, for baseball to move past the old way of thinking regarding the unwritten rules of the sport. To conclude, Tony G discusses the Savanah Bananas in a conversation where he dubs the organization the WWE or the Harlem Globetrotters of the baseball world.

For today's episode, Tony G breaks down the heavy weekend between the Brewers and Cubs on opening weekend in the MLB. Then, Will & Tony G debate whether firing Frank Vogel was the right move for the Lakers after their sub-par season. Speaking of sub-par, the show concludes with a discussion of The Masters, Tiger Woods, and the birds at Augusta National...Again.

Today's show is all baseball as the day of this recording is also Opening Day for Major League Baseball. Both Will McCormick and Tony G discuss the isolation of fans from the front office of the MLB and what this season means to the game of baseball. Then Tony G discusses how the season will turn out for the Milwaukee Brewers with a hot-take on a particular season for one of the stud-starting pitchers in Milwaukee. To conclude, the duo discusses the reunion in St. Louis between the Cardinals and Albert Pujols for the last season in the storied career of the Cardinal legend.

Are the birds at Augusta National, home of the famous Master's tournament for the green jacket, real or are those sounds just piped onto the course? Tony G and Will tackle that impossible yet important question in today's episode, which also features Tony G making a prediction about who will win this year's gree jacket. To start the show, however, Tony G discusses the Final Four and National Championship at the conclusion of the March Madness Tournament in a discussion in which he relates the Kansas Jayhawks to The Green Bay Packers. The second segment for the show has Tony G and Will calling out the Miami Dolphins for their preposterous trade of Devante Parker to their in-division rival, the New England Patriots. Bit of a goofy episode today as well so make sure to strap in once you hit play...