Eli Pearl and Chris Linney join Sammy to talk about the weird two QBs to come out of the 2015 NFL Draft-- Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota. They then talk about NFL free agency for a bit to wrap the show

Sammy is joined by Daniel West of the Informal Program for a conversation on sports media that ranges from analytical to laughing at Jason Witten.

Sammy discusses the Tennessee Titans through their wild 21st century, which includes four franchise quarterbacks and zero Super Bowls.

Sammy has set out on a mission to discover the best fictional basketball team of all time through a 16-team bracket, which he breaks down along with NSR member Chris Linney, who took part in the panel to decide the champion.

Josh Allen, for a while, was the consensus no.1 pick. To Sammy Bovitz, this made no sense. Let's explore what would happen if this draft projection came true.

All-Star Saturday Night is incredibly fun. But it is also flawed. Tonight, Sammy's going to try to fix it.

Sammy breaks down the Mariners' record-breaking 2001 season, and then discusses their decline as quickly and painfully as it happened in real life.

Sammy does something rare for this show and sets the players of the XFL aside. The league is back, for better or for worse, and tonight, he looks at the league as a whole.

Tonight's episode is dedicated to the memory of Kobe Bryant, gone too soon. May he Rest In Peace.

Eli Pearl, Chris Linney, and Drew Ajose-Nixon join Sammy to break down the 2020 NFL Free Agent class.

A History of Switch-Pitching, an Under the Radar special project, was written, researched, produced, and narrated by Sammy Bovitz. Special Thanks to Kofie Yeboah.
Sources include Baseball-Reference, SABR, SB Nation, and ESPN.com.