Too Many Men

The J.R. Smith Era is over in Cleveland and we will reflect on the shirtless 5 years that he had spent there. We’ll also discuss the state of the Mets and find out who the real contenders are in Major League Baseball.

We will dissect the Russell Westbrook trade to Houston as well as the future of the OKC Thunder franchise. We’ll also discuss Chris Paul’s next step as well as the NFL’s 18 game proposal. Also, why are North American leagues so invested in playing games in Europe? Kyle also releases his latest Top Five as he ranks the Top Five athletes named Brian.

We make our, very early, predictions for the 2019-20 NBA season. We’ll also discuss the potential of the new Golden State Warriors lineup with the addition of Deangelo Russell. Zack is also back with another Minute of Mets Madness as he discusses how the Mets will perform in the second half of the season.

Cincinnati Bengals’ quarterback Jeff Driskel joins us on Too Many Men. He’ll talk about his time as a backup QB as well as transferring from Florida to Louisiana Tech. Other topics we will go over are obscure sports and soccer in the United States. We finish the episode by making our picks for the MLB Home Run Derby.

Free agency is open in the NHL and NBA. We will dissect all the moves made around the two leagues. Especially the KD to Brooklyn move in the NBA and the Panarin to NYR move in the NHL. Also, the debut of John’s alter-ego, Gohn Jalietta.

Why is Madison Square Garden the world’s most famous arena? There is a terrible reason behind it. We will also break down the recent moves in the NBA and NHL as well as Zack’s Minute of Mets Madness.

Our guest on today’s show is former Dallas Cowboys’ Linebacker, Will Smith. We talk about what it is like bouncing around from the NFL to CFL to, eventually, an XFL tryout. The Too Many Men crew also dives into the Rays potential home-split with Montreal as well as Odell Beckham’s comments about the New York Giants.

Congratulations to the Toronto Raptors and St. Louis Blues for winning the championship in their leagues. It is mock draft time at Too Many Men and Erik Johnson is on handed to help us with our NHL and NBA mock drafts. We also dive into the Anthony Davis trade and another segment of Zack’s Minute of Mets Madness.

Today’s debate topic: Would you rather your team be a consistent lottery pick or a middle of the pack team with first round exits every year? We also discuss the Kevin Durant injury as well as Wednesday’s Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final.

Baker Mayfield was asked how many kids he thinks he could beat. It is a very interesting question with many variables. The Stanley Cup Finals are tied 2-2 heading back to Boston. The Warriors are vulnerable and Toronto needs to take advantage. Also, another edition of the Mets Minute of Madness.