Sammy talks about the most engaging monster Olympic games that he has ever seen in a Pixar prequel.

Sammy discusses the released kickers from this year (including some bizarre Jaguars GM role-playing), then goes on to talk about the weirdest and worst division of the NFL. Can you guess which one?

Sammy discusses the problems that come with Take-Two Interactive, Electronic Arts, and San Diego Studio pumping out new sports games annually for $60.

For those that want to see the video I referenced in this episode, you can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te_pWL5a6b0

Sammy discusses the rise and fall of the ridiculously talented Detroit Tigers teams of the early-to-mid 2010s, and makes the case for their cornerstone to be enshrined in Cooperstown forever.

Alex Swift of Swifty Knows Soccer returns to discuss the US Soccer teams, sexism in sports, the Women's massive success and revenue, and how to fix it.

There was a 3rd Wii Sports except not really. Sammy can explain.

The weirdest baseball game you've never heard of in 20 minutes or less. Introducing UTR Files.

Sammy talks about Scott Boras, the most powerful agent in baseball, and how he has shaped and will continue to shape the MLB.

Sammy breaks down the 2010s Charlotte Bobcats and Hornets, dissecting Michael Jordan's mistakes and how executives can turn mostly terrible situations into something better.

Daniel West of the Informal Program returns to discuss a topic that's been nagging Sammy and dorks everywhere for a long time.