We Don’t Know Sports

Football has finally returned and so has our STONE COLD LEAD PIPE LOCKS.  We talk about the Bucks exit from the bubble in Orlando, and special guest Mike Heath talks about picking fights with hall of famers.

We had a great interview with former big league pitcher, David Aardsma, who is now the director of player development for the Toronto Blue Jays.  Unfortunately, we learned of the passing of Tom Seaver, but this dude is one the GOATs of pitching, so we pay tribute to his legendary life and career.  We also revisit some MLB predictions and the greatest coaches bracket!

Jennifer joins the show and is infinitely more knowledgeable about fantasy sports than all of us put together, great tips from a great analyst.  We also get frustrated that we just can't talk about only sports anymore.  

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Tom Browning joins the guys as we dive into baseball, perfect games, Pete Rose, and Fernando Tatis, Jr. recent run in with the Rangers.  We tip toe into the NBA playoffs a bit and we continue to recover from our Fantasy Football Draft.

College football begins to implode, but is there still hope?  Former MLB Pitcher Ray King joins the show, and the guys get ready for their fantasy football draft.

How is it watching the NBA in the bubble?  NFL players are an camp and things are weird.  The Saint Louis Cardinals are the new Marlins, renovations to the We Don't Know Sports Studios and capper Jo Madden stops by!

Baseball hits a bump in the road as the Marlins do their best Rudy Gobert impression and try to ruin everyone's fun.  NFL players start to report for camp while some just stay home.  The NBA and NHL return inside a bubble.  Author and die hard sports fan Zak Ford joins the show to talk about his "Called Up" project.

We actually watched live sports while we did the show for the first time in months!!!  Lots of baseball in this episode as we highlight rule changes, predict the playoffs, and more.  Plus, we speak a little on the return of Mike Tyson, the mascot bracket, and Washington Football and Krakens/Karens.

As we still wait on sports to start or re-start, we are committed to bringing you something to help you through the week.  Bob Picozzi joins the show this week.  While you may not know the name, you probably recognize the voice.  Bob just recently retired from the world of sports after spending decades working for various outlets, including ESPN for nearly 20 years.  What's it like doing play by play for the mothership?  Listen to Bob's story and find out!

We have had enough of no sports, so we decided to break down the details of all major professional sports attempt to return to action, plus we give you our odds on if we think it will stick.  We blew some stuff up last week to celebrate the Fourth of July and we dive into a little gem of a movie on Netflix!