On this episode, I interview Bracey Smith who works for The Glimpse Group in New York. Bracey and I discuss the growth of Virtual Reality gaming and how it is now entering the competitive sports scene. Bracey describes the current status of the VR gaming  and what the future of the industry looks like.

Codey Emerson and I chat about The Last Dance documentary. Topics discussed include: The GOAT debate, the NBA today vs. the NBA in the 80s/90s, and our overall thoughts on the stories portrayed in the documentary.

Josh Kesner joins the podcast to discuss the NHL's proposed plan to finish the 2020 season. We discuss the following topics: jumping straight to the playoffs, debating whether it is safe to return, and if the unique format is fair.

My friend and former radio partner Zach Keilman joins the podcast to discuss the quick death of the XFL. We discuss why the league ended so quickly and if there is any chance of a revival with a new owner. Zach and I give our takes on whether or not a 2nd football league can exist in the NFL. We also review favorite rules and media coverage during the XFL's 5 week existence.

Dhruv Koul from Sportsmockery.com joins the podcast to discuss all the offseason moves the Bears made. We discuss free agent signings and draft choices. Dhruv and I end with giving out take on whether or not the Bears can contend for the playoffs in 2020 with the roster they constructed.

I am taking a trip down memory lane today. I reminisce about my favorite Chicago sports moments. I listen back to the broadcast calls as well.

I provide a full run down of most of the moves made by teams during the first week of free agency. I provide some insight on the biggest signings and trades that have occurred so far.

The Bears have been very busy within the first few days of Free Agency. I recap and grade all of their moves so far. I also tell Bears fans to calm down and give Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy a chance to form a team for the 2020 season.

There is a lot of excitement for the White Sox in 2020. However, we need to discuss reasonable expectation for this team in their first year contending for the playoffs in a long time. I also give my take on whether or not Rick Renteria is on the hot seat this year.

My pal Jason Hutchison calls in to talk about the Cubs in 2020. I thought Jason was going to spread some positivity and try to convince that it will be a good season for the team. However, he seems to be as pessimistic as me.