Underpaid and Overrated

On this week's show, Michael Garr, Noah Hiles and Tony Harpel give a complete breakdown of the 2021 men's national basketball tournament. Hear who they have making runs to the final four, which teams could play spoiler and what schools they believe are frauds. Along with the guys, the interns also chime in to give their picks. Finally, the show raps up with Garr's Rap Review (Wu Tang Clan), King of the Week, Tony's 2 cents and Noah's No Doubters.  

On this week's episode: Noah, Tony and Garr discuss the red hot Pittsburgh Penguins led by the solid play of Tristan Jarry. The guys give their thoughts on how good the Pens truly are and debate how good of a chance they have to keep the playoff streak alive. After that, they dive into the Steelers offseason and discuss which players the franchise should aim to bring back via free agency. After the sports talk wraps up, a new segment is introduced and then the show is wrapped up with the classics. 

On this week's Underpaid and Overrated: Tony, Garr and Noah discuss the Steelers bringing Ben Roethlisberger back for another year, Sidney Crosby being placed on the COVID list and fans being able to return to the stands in Pennsylvania. After the sports talk ends, the guys review an incredible add from Craig's list before wrapping things up with Garr's rap review, an extended Tony's two cents regarding the McDonalds in Moon Township and Noah's No Doubters.

After taking a year long hiatus the boys are finally back! Michael, Noah and Tony discuss how their lives have changed since their last show, which aired in June, 2019. Underpaid and Overrated EP Dalton Ritts also stops by to give an update on his wild life along with his thoughts on how he can fix the game of tennis. After everyone is all caught up, the guys reflect on the year long gap by doing a "Best of 2020 draft," highlighting the craziest moments of an insane year. Finally, they wrap up the show with their traditional segments: Garr's rap review, Tony's two cents and #Noah'sNoDoubters. 

Noah announces some big personal news that will bring a change to the current format of Underpaid and Overrated. After he and Garr reflect on the best moments through 40 episodes, the guys dive into the USWNT win over England, a wild Dodgers victory and much more!

The guys open up the show talking about Garr's love life. After that, it is all sports. Things start off with the NBA Freeagency marathon that took place on Sunday. Next, the fellas break down the NHL moves, including the Phil Kessel trade. Other topics such as the MLB All Star snubs, Garr's rap review, and Bobby Bonilla day are also covered. 

Andre Iguodala made some interesting remarks about the Warriors. Dalton comes in and we play two truths, one lie with him, and the truths are very shocking. The Rivers Casino finally has an app which excites Noah and Tony. The guys also discuss which fast food items were too short lived and need to make a return. Garr's Rap Review and Hands, Tony's Two Cents (ft. Intern Christina) and Noah's No Doubters.

In the latest episode of Underpaid and Overrated, Noah and Tony (Garr is on a one game suspension) open the show recapping the complete game challenge that took place last Wednesday. Next they dive into the world of sports where they break down the Tampa Bay Rays looking to become the first two city team in the MLB and all of the news from the NHL draft. The show is rounded up with some discussion on rap, a twitter news story of the day, Tony's two cents and #NoahsNoDoubters. 

In a short episode Noah has officially called it quits on the Pirates. They are dead. He and Garr also do the complete game challenge, which gets ugly real quickly. Tony's Two Cents, Garr's Hands and Noah's No Doubters as well.

Tony and Garr recap their trips to DC and Vegas, then dive into the wild weekend in the NBA. Olli Maatta got traded. Is this good for the Penguins? What's the future look like for them? Garr got more texts from mysterious people and has updates on his love life. OJ Simpson has a twitter account. Tony's Two Cents, Garr rates Post Malone, Noah falls under .500 for the first time in a long time on his bets.