Nick Zararis discusses the recent history of NHL superstar players getting traded, why it's difficult to get a fair return and when it makes sense to trade considerable assets for a star player.

On this episode Nick Zararis discusses why sports franchises deny the true state of their team, what a team can do when it doesn't like the results its getting and the keys to strong asset management.

Chris Schweitzer joins the show to discuss the upcoming MLB season, checking in on all 30 teams, the tiers they fall into, the depth of the Dodgers, the optimism around the Mets and why hope will always spring eternal in the baseball world.

With the NBA all-star break this weekend, Nick Zararis checks in on a few interesting teams around the league and gives his theory on why the NBA is the best league to talk about. Hint: It doesn't have to do with advanced stats.

Football handicapper, Gotham Sports Network writer and Spread Investor analyst Blakey Locks drops by to discuss Liverpool Football Club with Nick Zararis, including the year from hell, the club under Brendan Rodgers and where the last 12 games of this season could turn out

In the world of hockey, there are only a handful of roster builds teams are currently using. The marquee player build used by Toronto and Edmonton are a case study in the limits of high end players as well as how important depth pieces are.

For the second time, Nick Zararis dives into the world of soccer, this time with recurring guest Levance Jackson. The two discuss Manchester United's storied history, the club post dynasty and how it gets there again without Sir Alex Ferguson.

After a turbulent few weeks of Rangers hockey on and off the ice, the Twitter legend himself @FitzGSN makes his return to the podcast to pump the breaks on everyone panicking and tells Nick why even though the results aren't there this year, he's having more fun than ever watching the team.

The Indianapolis Colts have a new quarterback in Carson Wentz and Chuck Hamma stops by to unpack the wide range of emotions the move inspired. What's the Colts ceiling? Was this the right move? Why is Chris Ballard such a good G.M? All that and a whole lot more.

After a busy sports weekend Nick Zararis has three of the best and worst of the weekend ranging from the Lake Tahoe Sun Debacle to an 18-year-old winning their first ever Xfinity series race and everything in between.