With a couple weeks to go before the play-ins and the playoffs, Danny puts on a special game of Jeopardy to test the knowledge of Kulayd, space, and Snowy. Are they true Boston Uprising fans or just a bunch of POSERS?!

The regular season has ended with a couple of disappointing losses. Danny, Space, and Snowy talk about the good, the bad, and the breadsticks in this week's episode.

The regular season is almost over! :( Boston's got two more matches under their belt, and only two matches left in the regular season. Here's everything you'll want to know going into next week, plus our insight on desk talent and casting duos.

"Good news, everyone! Thanks to my time-traveling microphone, I was able to record genuine audio from next week's matches to include in the intro!" -- spaceaviator

Also we talk about the matches that haven't happened yet and try to guess what's gonna happen.

Three more matches in the history books this week as Danny, Space, and Snowy discuss the Boston Uprising's final week of the Summer Showdown (and create a kickstarter for a gamer lawnmower?!)

The Boston Uprising have spent all week prepping for this weekend's matches against the Houston Outlaws and Atlanta Reign. Will their training pay off? And more importantly, how many maps can they drag out the Houston match for???

The Boston Uprising have once again found themselves at the top of the leaderboard at the start of the stage, so spaceaviator, danny, and Kulayd are here to tell you why that is.

As Valentine sits atop the IBM Power Rankings with his superior skill, we recap the June Joust and give our predictions for and insight on the Summer Showdown. Also Junkrat is best hero, don't even try to debate me.

This week Snowy, I_Am_Danny_Rand and spaceaviator discuss the Boston Uprising's extremely brief trip to the June Joust knockouts and the two matches leading up to it, and Snowy basks in the glory of a Moira-centric meta.

Danny, Snowy, and Space talk shop during Boston's June Joust bye-week. Uprising Academy gets that much closer to NA Contenders, and we discover the difficulty in editing Liquipedia.