The NBA's Play-In Tournament is upon us, that magical time where stats don't count for the regular season, nor are they considered playoff stats. Peter and Ben try to decipher what America witnessed on Tuesday night in Timberwolves-Lakers (13:37) and Hawks-Heat (24:20), before comparing their brackets for the entire NBA Playoffs (38:38). Other topics include the Bruins' historic regular season and how it could affect their Stanley Cup run (2:36), Ben's notes on the Masters (0:00), and the Stats Star of the Week (1:01:01).

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The UConn Huskies are your 2023 Men's Basketball National Champions! Peter and Ben discuss the unlikely path of this Connecticut squad and their path back to the top next season, along with the future of the Big East, Big 12, and the transfer portal (0:00). They then examine the effectiveness of MLB's rule changes for the 2023 season and if they're good for the game (24:20), before breaking down the new NBA collective bargaining agreement and what it means for the future of contracts and free agency, trades, and end-of-season awards (36:16). Ben wraps the show with his favorite Masters picks (51:54) and a very worthy Stats Star of the Week (57:55).

Throwback Staturday airs live at 11:00am every Wednesday on 98.1 WQAQ and on wqaq.com.

After a one-week technical error, Peter and Ben are back for the podcast listeners with a loaded slate in which they talk requirements for All-NBA centered around Damian Lillard (2:17), what to expect from Connecticut-Miami and what stands out about San Diego State (14:41), and rapid fire MLB over/under predictions as baseball is back (36:11)!

Throwback Staturday airs live at 11:00am every Wednesday on 98.1 WQAQ and on wqaq.com.

March Madness is nearly here for college basketball, but the madness has worked its way to the NBA! Peter and Ben discuss the surging Knicks, sinking Celtics, confusing 76ers, and underwhelming Warriors (1:45), before talking Danny "1.6 Billion" Dimes (24:35) and their favorite underdogs in the upcoming Power Six Conference Tournaments (33:05).

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With Damian Lillard's 71 points last Sunday putting him in the history books, Peter and Ben take a look at some of the most notable records across basketball (11:20), football (27:42), and baseball (43:03) and grade them on their break-ability. This comes after they give an update on Caitlin Clark and her Iowa Hawkeyes (0:50), and the latest on Saquon Barkley's upcoming free agency (5:10).

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As conference play heats up in college basketball, Peter and Ben do a deep dive into the Big East and Big 12 (38:28), as well as if anyone can take down undefeated South Carolina on the women's side (29:41). Other topics include Jayson Tatum's All-Star MVP performance and the future of the All-Star Game (0:00), the future of streaming rights and what it means for regional sports networks (9:04), Saquon Barkley's upcoming free agency (21:39), and the Stats Star of the Week (55:38).

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Following the Chiefs' 38-35 win over the Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, Peter and Ben share their initial takeaways from the game (0:19) before dissecting Patrick Mahomes' performance and place among NFL royalty (3:59), and figuring out Aaron Rodgers' future. They then discuss Milwaukee's recent surge and win over the undermanned Boston Celtics (39:42), the slipping Chicago Bulls and their decision to stay pat at the trade deadline (46:59), and thoughts on the Three-Point Contest's participants (52:07) before highlighting the Stats Star of the Week (58:03). Peter and Ben also honor the late, great Barry Sacks, ESPN legend and incredible Quinnipiac professor (35:30).

Throwback Staturday airs live at 11:00am every Wednesday on 98.1 WQAQ and on wqaq.com.

Throwback Staturday is BACK, with the show adding a co-host, Benjamin Upson. Peter and Ben throw their notes away to talk Tom Brady's (second) retirement from the NFL and if he is the GOAT of GOATs (1:02), before recapping 49ers-Eagles (16:34) and Bengals-Chiefs (26:25). They then take their best shot at predicting Super Bowl LVII between the Eagles and Chiefs (38:37), and wrap up the show discussing the state of the Western Conference (51:17) and the Stats Star of the Week (55:46).

Throwback Staturday airs live at 11:00am every Wednesday on 98.1 WQAQ and on wqaq.com.

We're just over the halfway point of the NFL season and it's a good a time as any to see where things are at for football's biggest awards. Peter takes a look at MVP (12:14), Offensive (19:37) and Defensive Players of the Year (30:17), and Coach of the Year (35:34) to see if he agrees with the betting odds. This comes after a look at Jeff Saturday's improbable 1-0 record as head coach of the Colts (1:51), and before quick hits on Immanuel Quickley (39:30), Titans-Packers on Thursday Night Football (47:47), and the Stats Star of the Week: Justin Fields (42:24)!

Throwback Staturday airs live at 2:00pm every Thursday on 98.1 WQAQ and on wqaq.com.

The Indianapolis Colts have done the unthinkable and hired a head coach... without any college or NFL coaching experience. Peter tries to make sense of the Jeff Saturday experiment (19:16), before predicting where the biggest stars in MLB free agency will wind up (35:11). Other topics include a recap of last week's discussions about the Brooklyn Nets and the World Series (0:48), a check-in on the new NBA transition take foul (9:59), Peter's gripes with Netflix's The Redeem Team (11:11), a look at the best fantasy football performances of all-time (51:13), and the first ever Stats Star of the Week (55:44).

Throwback Staturday airs live at 2:00pm every Thursday on 98.1 WQAQ and on wqaq.com.