The Brooklyn Nets can't keep themselves out of the news cycle for both on and off-the-court reasons, and Peter shares his thoughts on both fronts (44:44). But first, he discusses his keys to playing fantasy sports (1:25), a World Series update (11:59), and the potential impact of key NFL trade deadline acquisitions (26:33).

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Game 1 of the World Series between the Phillies and Astros begins on Friday night and Peter paves the path each team needs to take to victory before making his own pick (2:31). He then pivots to the NBA and takes stock of the teams at the very bottom and top of each conference, including the Portland Trail Blazers and Brooklyn Nets (12:50), before wrapping up the show with a look around the NFL and Peter's pick for Thursday Night Football (42:32).

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After another underwhelming Thursday Night Football showing, Peter opens the show with a recap of last week's TNF talk (0:00), before comparing what sportsbooks think of Super Bowl contenders versus advanced stats through EPA/play (4:55). Then, he details what has gone wrong with the Rams this year (10:13), the flaws of Pro Football Focus (17:08), how NBA teams change their style in "clutch time" (23:53) and the future of the all-time three-point record (34:20). He wraps the show with a preview of Saints-Cardinals (44:34) and his favorite over-under picks for the NBA season (50:14).

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After a crazy couple of weeks in the NFL culminated with questionable roughing the passer penalties and stricter concussion protocols, Peter goes through the history of the penalty (11:31) and protocols (24:19). Other topics include Peter's thoughts on the Colts-Broncos disaster and Amazon's gamble on Thursday Night Football (3:05), and a new segment: Fun in Numbers (32:27).

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Even with salary caps continuing to rise across leagues, teams are continuing to find ways to add talent to their organization, especially through front offices and coaching staffs. Peter discusses what that means for the NHL as well as college football's NIL deals (3:14), before making some observations about the NFL and what sportsbooks are making of Super Bowl contenders heading into Week 5 (31:50).

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New day, new stats: ESPN has released new statistics to break down wide receivers, and Peter shares his takeaways from the Receiver Tracking Metrics, or RTMs (17:03). Baseball Savant has similarly debuted a new way to gauge players, in this case through an Arm Strength leaderboard (8:00). Other topics include the best quarterbacks through Week 3 in clean pockets vs. under pressure (26:36), a readjustment for the Bills' offense (41:39), and Peter's predictions for Dolphins-Bengals on Thursday Night Football (47:45).

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With the MLB regular season coming to a close, Peter takes a look at upcoming rule changes in the league and across the NBA and NFL to evaluate how that could affect the way we view historic seasons. He starts with the feasibility of breaking NFL single-season records with the transition to a 17-game regular season (3:44), before discussing the NBA's new penalties on transition take fouls (18:08) and MLB's banning of the defensive shift (26:49). He ends the show with a brief look at the NFL receiving leaders in EPA through Week 2 and what that might mean moving forward (49:07).

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The 2022 American League MVP race is one for the ages, with Shohei Ohtani in one corner having the best two-way season since... his MVP campaign last year, and Aaron Judge in the other corner having one of the greatest right-handed hitting seasons ever. Peter breaks down how the MVP is awarded in the NBA, NFL, and MLB as well as a look at each league's most recent winners (1:28), how narratives come into play (14:29), three categories to break down how the award is voted on (22:29), and how Ohtani and Judge stack up in each (26:01).

Editor's note: apologies for the blown out microphone - still getting used to new equipment, it should be remedied for next week!

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