You're Wrong... And Here's Why

00:00 – 09:49

Chris celebrates cashing a WNBA parlay after betting on Caitlin Clark in a Fever vs. Dream matchup. He jokes about being an undefeated WNBA gambler and discusses Clark’s rising dominance. They compare her to other WNBA stars like A’ja Wilson and highlight the growing gap between Clark and the rest of the league. Greg points out the unnecessary noise surrounding Clark’s presence and the effect it has on the game’s perception.

10:15 – 12:26

They address Paige Bueckers’ quiet start in Dallas, noting the challenges of transitioning from UConn's stacked lineup to a poor pro team. Chris speculates that some college teams could compete with WNBA rosters, especially UConn vs. Dallas. They agree Bueckers will adjust but need time and support.

12:26 – 15:35

Chris criticizes Maddie Siegrist’s limited minutes and laments her coming off the bench despite her scoring ability. They debate Indiana’s odds to win the Commissioner’s Cup, which sportsbooks rank surprisingly high. Greg praises role players like DeWanna Bonner and Aaliyah Boston’s potential if she stays consistent.

15:35 – 17:56

They discuss the WNBA’s rising popularity and talent level, including standout college players like Hannah Hidalgo and JuJu Watkins who must wait to go pro. They caution against rapid expansion, citing upcoming teams in Toronto, Portland, and Golden State. Greg warns that fan enthusiasm can fade if teams struggle early.

17:56 – 19:04

Chris expresses concern about Golden State’s competitiveness, pointing out that only three players shot above 30% from the field in their opener. The hosts discuss the dangers of having underpowered expansion teams that could drain fan interest.

19:04 – 20:25

They debate whether Philadelphia should wait for a new arena before joining the WNBA. Chris expresses excitement about potentially buying early-season tickets and supporting a local team.

20:25 – 39:10

Chris recounts a wild multi-day encounter with several large snakes at his home. 

39:10 – 40:05

Chris briefly mentions a heated moment between Anthony Edwards and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in the Thunder-Timberwolves series. Edwards apparently threw the ball at Shai, stirring tensions.

40:05 – 51:38

The duo discusses several trade scenarios involving the 76ers' No. 3 overall pick:

• #3 pick + Paul George for #5 + Lauri Markkanen (Jazz):
• A potential high-upside move to add floor spacing and scoring, if Markkanen can return to All-Star form.
• #3 for Herb Jones + #7 (Pelicans):
• Intriguing defensively, but less exciting offensively.
• #3 + expiring deals for Cam Johnson + #8 (Nets):
• Adds shooting and returns a future pick.
• #3 for Tari Eason or Jabari Smith + #10 (Rockets):
• Offers youth and energy but risky due to potential talent drop-off at pick 10.
• #3 + Kelly Oubre for Deni Avdija + #11 (Trail Blazers):
• Chris loves Avdija’s versatility and team-friendly deal, but Greg is less sold.

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00:00 – 08:13

Chris and Greg react to the NBA Draft Lottery, celebrating the Sixers moving up to No. 3 overall. Chris recaps his nearly successful lottery bets while watching Thunderbolts. They break down the top lottery teams—Dallas, San Antonio, Philadelphia, and Charlotte—and the draft tiers:

• Tier 1: Cooper Flagg
• Tier 2: Dylan Harper
• Tier 3: Ace Bailey
• Chris explains why pick 4 is a "consolation prize" and walks through team needs and likely picks.

08:13 – 13:25

They discuss potential draft fits and trade possibilities. Dallas is likely to draft Cooper Flagg. Chris suggests San Antonio could trade pick #2 (plus rookie Stefan Castle) for Giannis, creating a Wembanyama-Giannis pairing. This would leave Philadelphia with Ace Bailey—raw but promising. The hosts compare Bailey and Harper’s games, criticizing Rutgers’ weak supporting cast and how it impacted their stats.

13:25 – 15:00

Chris predicts a lineup featuring Maxey, Grimes, Bailey, Paul George, and Embiid, with Jared McCain off the bench. They agree it depends on Embiid’s health and that next season can’t be worse than this one.

15:00 – 18:06

Matt is humorously accused of being a VJ Edgecombe superfan. They discuss other fringe lottery prospects. They question comparisons to stars like Draymond Green, calling such comps misleading.

18:06 – 26:00

Chris explores a potential Lakers-Celtics trade involving Porzingis and Holiday to LA. They debate who’s more valuable—Porzingis or Reaves—and whether a trade helps both teams.

26:00 – 27:33

Chris floats the idea of Kevin Durant returning to Oklahoma City. They agree KD’s fit with the Thunder is better than Giannis, due to spacing.

27:33 – 28:06

Chris speculates Houston may panic and trade for Zion Williamson. Both hosts express concern over his durability but agree the Rockets need a unifying star.

28:06 – 33:12

The hosts praise the NHL for broadcasting its draft lottery live with real-time updates. The Islanders win with just a 3.5% chance, while Utah jumps 10 spots to No. 4. The system’s transparency and tension impress them, and they wish the NBA adopted similar practices.

33:12 – 36:40

Chris criticizes the NBA for not showing the expected draft order during the lottery. Brooklyn, in particular, loses out by falling two spots. He questions who they’ll draft with limited quality options remaining and reviews other lower-tier prospects’ limitations.

36:40 – 39:17

Greg updates the NHL playoff picture:

• Toronto and Florida are tied 2-2
• Dallas vs. Winnipeg is intense
• Edmonton continues winning despite goaltending issues
• Vegas has stalled; Carolina dominates Washington

39:17 – 41:15

Greg shares frustrations with overreacting Phillies fans, noting Bryce Harper’s brief slump and Kyle Schwarber’s consistency. Chris shares a recent parlay that fell short due to Trey Turner going 0-for-4 despite hitting .312 on the season.

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00:00 – 03:36

Greg recaps the Panthers’ comeback and elimination of the Lightning, emphasizing their championship experience and strong goaltending. Edmonton’s overtime win against the Kings keeps their playoff hopes alive. The hosts hope for a Panthers-Oilers rematch, citing the excitement of sports rivalries.

04:03 – 07:15

Chris and Greg dissect the Lakers’ loss to the Timberwolves. Anthony Edwards and Rudy Gobert dominated a Lakers team full of wings but lacking a true big man and point guard. They criticize the roster’s construction and question Luka Dončić’s fit as a lead facilitator.

07:20 – 08:50

With Damian Lillard’s Achilles injury and Milwaukee’s depleted future draft picks, Chris suggests the Bucks’ run is over. He speculates that Giannis Antetokounmpo could request a trade this offseason.

09:17 – 15:32

Chris and Greg debate the legitimacy of various rumored landing spots for Giannis, ultimately landing on Houston as the best potential fit. They discuss the Rockets’ youth, assets, and need for a star. OKC is also mentioned.

17:03 – 19:00

KD is linked to Houston and San Antonio. The hosts joke about the Spurs being the “all-lie-about-your-height” team. They discuss Wembanyama’s shocking height discrepancy based on recent photos and the fun but unlikely idea of Kevin Garnett joining the Spurs.

20:07 – 26:11

Greg notes Memphis might consider moving on from Morant due to injury history, off-court issues, and looming contract obligations. Chris says Ja’s contract is reasonable compared to other stars. They discuss NBA salary trends and top earners.

26:11 – 41:07

Chris recounts Wrexham’s promotion-clinching win over Charlton. Despite early goals, the game remained tense. Goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo was pivotal, securing a club-record clean sheet. Greg celebrates the club's three straight promotions and the challenge ahead in the Championship.

41:07 – 43:08

The hosts touch on the confusing structure of English football, with the Championship and Champions League being unrelated. They mention Liverpool’s early title win and Nottingham Forest’s push for a Champions League spot.

43:24 – 49:42

Chris criticizes media obsession with Shaduer Sanders during the draft. He and Greg cite concerns about Shaduer’s attitude, poor interviews, and refusal to meet with teams. They argue his behavior hurt his draft stock more than any conspiracy.

50:27 – 54:29

Chris recaps the Eagles’ draft, starting with linebacker Jihaad Campbell and safety Andrew Mukuba. Other picks include Ty Robinson, Smeal Mondin Jr., Drew Kendall, Myles Hinton, Cameron Williams, Kyle McCord, and Antwaun Powell-Ryland. Chris sees Campbell and Mukuba as likely starters and highlights UDFA Hollin Pierce as a potential breakout.

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00:00– 06:24

Chris vents about Wrexham's recent draws and late-game collapses, expressing nerves over the upcoming match against Charlton Athletic. They discuss goal differential and promotion scenarios with other League One clubs like Wycombe and Charlton. Greg sympathizes and compares the pain of fandom with his own Nottingham Forest experiences.

06:25 – 23:02

Chris challenges Greg to name the most recent 4,000-yard passer for every NFL team. The game sparks humorous frustrations as Greg mixes past legends with current stars. Mistakes include guessing Marino over Tua and Aaron Rodgers over Jordan Love. Accurate picks include Josh Allen, Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow, and Dak Prescott.

23:02 – 31:39

Greg recaps early NHL playoff action, highlighting overtime thrillers and matchups like Colorado-Dallas and Panthers-Lightning. He expresses frustration over the Flyers’ absence from the playoffs and discusses their high pick potential in the draft lottery. Chris dives into prospects like Michael Misa, marveling at his scoring stats, and the Flyers' need for forward talent. They also discuss the Flyers’ draft capital and roster needs.

31:41 – 37:49

Chris and Greg react to blowout NBA playoff games and discuss teams like the Pacers, Bucks, Thunder, and Grizzlies. They critique the Lakers' reliance on star power and question whether LeBron will assert himself more. Teams like the Celtics, Warriors, and Heat are also discussed in terms of playoff impact and depth.

37:49 – 37:49

Greg and Chris debate the NBA MVP race, focusing on Nikola Jokic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. They argue Jokic is undervalued due to voter fatigue despite historic performances like a 30-20-20 game. Jokic’s efficiency and unselfish dominance are praised as potentially all-time great.

37:49 – 48:56

The hosts analyze the upcoming NFL Draft. They discuss top picks like Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, and Abdul Carter, focusing on fits for teams like the Giants and Patriots. Greg jokes about wild scenarios like trading A.J. Brown for a top pick. They break down Eagles-related draft strategies and players such as Will Campbell, Walter Nolen, Mason Graham, and Grey Zabel. Chris gives high praise to Zabel, calling him a future All-Pro.

50:22 – End

Chris reveals the Sixers used 55 different starting lineups this season and had 25 players average 15+ minutes, reflecting inconsistency and depth challenges. Greg reacts with disbelief as they reflect on the instability of the roster.

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00:00 – 06:50

Chris vents about Wrexham’s 0-0 draw hurting promotion hopes. They compare upcoming schedules and playoff positioning. Chris places a bet on Wrexham.

07:33 – 10:03

They critique Houston’s slow play in the title game and discuss Villanova’s roster gaps. Chris speaks out against college basketball “free agency.”

10:03 – 12:42

Tennessee QB Iamaleava reportedly lost millions after NIL issues. They question whether Tennessee ever wanted him back.

12:42 – 13:54

Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen highlighted as elite returners. Greg doubts QB Drew Allar.

13:54 – 15:30

Paige Bueckers goes No. 1 overall. Sedona Prince goes undrafted amid allegations. Draft lacks buzz compared to Caitlin Clark’s class.

17:02 – 21:13

Unrivaled’s 3-on-3 format criticized for its “Elam ending.” Pay disparities between this league and the WNBA are discussed—Bueckers earns more outside the WNBA.

21:13 – 26:51

Plum traded to LA; Indiana gains attention with Clark. Sparks, Wings, and Mystics analyzed.

26:51 – 30:00

USC’s Juju Watkins isn’t WNBA-eligible until 2027. They debate the rule and NIL influence.

30:00 – 30:33

Nation’s top scorer Ta'Niya Latson transfers to South Carolina. Staley’s program remains stacked.

30:33 – 31:00

Top prospects include Betts, Fudd, Olivia Miles, and Latson. Chris questions Betts as a top pick.

31:00 – 33:27

Schwarber remains homerless; Harper and Realmuto go deep. Luzardo struggles. Painter and Suarez mentioned as key reinforcements. Greg is wary of pitching hype due to past busts.

33:27 – 36:47

Ramsey’s trade value has declined. His big contract and age hurt his market.

36:47 – 41:50

Howie Roseman focuses on youth. Team visits include Malachi Starks, Trey Amos, and others. Defense and OL are priority areas.

41:50 – 44:00

Eagles added players like Ojulari, Dillon, and Adoree Jackson. Long snapper legacy from Dorenbos to Lovato gets a mention.

44:00 – 45:45

Dillon’s fit is questioned. If the Tush Push turns illegal, it boosts Barkley’s TD upside. His extension is considered solid value.

45:45 – 47:01

The Eagles are top sportsbook favorites. They close reflecting on tax day and covering more ground than expected.

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• Chris and Greg open with light-hearted banter about Greg’s online identity and other people named “Greg Crone.”

• Chris shares his disappointment after Wrexham draws with Cambridge United.
• Discussion on promotion battles in EFL1 and how Wrexham needs better offensive players.
• Wickham’s 33 shots vs. Shrewsbury’s 0 shots on goal also frustrates Chris.
• Matt and Chris analyze EFL strategies like smart loans and talent development.

• Overtime rule alignment: Both regular season and playoffs now guarantee both teams a possession.
• Expanded replay review: Now includes game administration and more penalty scenarios.
• First down tracking tech: Chain gangs may be obsolete due to ball-tracking tech.
• Lions' proposal rejected: No change to automatic 1st down for defensive holding.
• Tush Push drama:
• Packers’ ban proposal tabled for May.
• 16 teams supported banning it; 24 needed.
• Chris and Greg defend the play as legal and innovative.

• Free agency tweaks: Teams can now speak directly with limited players during legal tampering.
• Return designations increased From 8 to 10.
• Kickoff changes:
• Kickoffs to now be placed at the 35-yard line.
• Rules continue to evolve to reduce high-speed collisions but maintain competition.

• Chris thanks the Nets and Pelicans for helping the Sixers' draft position.
• Sixers sit 5th in the lottery standings.

1. Texas vs. South Carolina – SC favored by 5 (29:28)

• South Carolina’s late-game heroics vs. Texas’ domination of TCU.

1. UCLA vs. UConn – UCLA +8.5 (34:02)

• UConn’s talent vs. UCLA’s top seed and Lauren Betts’ dominance.
• Paige Bueckers’ standout performance and return from injuries.

1. Florida vs. Auburn – Auburn +3 (39:08)

• Conference rivals; Florida won their previous meeting.
• Walter Clayton praised as a rising star.

1. Duke vs. Houston – Duke -5 (41:51)

• Duke’s size, depth, and Cooper Flagg's leadership.
• Houston’s health and experience under Tubby Smith could be factors.

• Chris praises Kon Knueppel, a Duke player, as a possible fit for the Sixers at #5 or #6.
• Concerns about his size (6'5") and position fit but applauds his skillset.

• Chris and Greg discuss Kevin Willard’s hiring by Villanova.
• They debate media expectations, coaches lying during tournament runs, and NIL realities.
• Willard may be targeting key transfers like Gillespie, Rice, and Bosnian prospect Harun Zrno.

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• 00:00 – 01:55
• Chris and Greg discuss the arrival of the Sweet 16, the start of the MLB season, and the wild Sixers season. Greg joins a fantasy baseball league for the first time in years and shares his skepticism.

• 02:39 – 09:30
• The Eagles signed OL Kendall Lamm.
• Russell Wilson signs with the New York Giants on a one-year deal; Greg is thrilled.
• Chris speculates Rodgers to Pittsburgh and hopes for Carson Wentz to get a shot in Cleveland.
• Stefon Diggs signs with the Patriots (3 years, $69M). They discuss his injury history, age, and fit with Drake Maye.

• 09:33 – 15:17
• Damian Lillard diagnosed with DVT (blood clot).
• Miami Heat had lost 10 straight before rebounding vs. the Warriors.
• NBA tanking is rampant: teams like the Sixers and Raptors rest young players.
• Sixers now play deep bench guys (e.g. Jeff Dowtin, OShae Brissett), making the product unwatchable.

• 15:17 – 19:10
• Chris fears the Sixers will lose their top-6 protected pick to OKC.
• They discuss top prospects like Dylan Harper, Jared McCain, and how that would impact Philly's already guard-heavy roster.

• 19:10 – 21:12
• Chris recalls a comment from Alex Caruso: “15–20 NBA players could carry a 16-seed to a national title.”
• They debate how many elite NBA players could realistically do it..

• 20:09 – 22:12
• Chris mentions a report that Villanova will hire Richard Pitino, and Donovan Dent may transfer with him.
• Greg prefers Oklahoma’s Porter Moser but admits Dent is a big addition if true.

• 22:12 – 30:09
• - BYU vs. Alabama – Alabama is more talented, but BYU could cover.
• - Maryland vs. Florida – Greg praises Florida, says Maryland is scrappy but expects Gators to cover.
• - Arizona vs. Duke – Duke is dominant; Greg predicts a Duke cover.
• - Arkansas vs. Texas Tech – Despite bracket bitterness, Greg respects Arkansas but favors JT Toppin and Texas Tech.

• 30:09 – 41:06
• - Mississippi vs. Michigan State – MSU needs a fast start; Greg thinks Ole Miss covers, but MSU wins.
• - Kentucky vs. Tennessee – Kentucky has beaten them twice; Greg believes they'll do it again.
• - Michigan vs. Auburn – Tough matchup for Michigan’s bigs; Auburn gets the edge.
• - Purdue vs. Houston – Purdue can score, but Houston’s defense prevails (Purdue covers, Houston wins).

• 41:06 – End
• Greg’s picks:
• Michigan State over Auburn
• Florida over Texas Tech
• Duke over Alabama
• Kentucky over Houston

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• 00:00.37 – 01:10.29
• Chris and Greg open the show celebrating March Madness as one of the best weeks of the year.

• 01:27.67 – 02:46.32
• Chris updates on a live St. Francis (PA) vs. Alabama State game.

• 02:46.32 – 05:17.41
• Chris tells a story about a furnace repair technician calling him "old", making him question his age.
• Greg sympathizes, saying that getting older is more about mindset than reality.

• 05:17.41 – 21:24.28
• Chris and Greg go game-by-game through the first round of the NCAA Tournament, using odds from Bovada.
• Major matchups discussed:
• North Carolina vs. San Diego State
• Villanova’s coaching change – Chris is thrilled about Kyle Neptune being fired.
• Xavier vs. Texas – Greg prefers Xavier.
• Creighton vs. Louisville – Greg sides with Creighton’s veteran experience.
• High Point vs. Purdue – High Point can score at will, making them a dangerous underdog.
• Wisconsin vs. Montana – Greg believes Wisconsin will win but Montana will cover.
• Houston vs. SIU Edwardsville – Greg predicts a Houston blowout.
• McNeese State vs. Clemson – McNeese is a popular upset pick, but Clemson is too strong.

• 25:53.82 – 28:07.58
• Marcus Morris gave a revealing interview about Sixers GM Daryl Morey.

• 28:07.58 – 41:10.46
• Yale vs. Texas A&M – Greg picks Yale to pull off the upset, citing their strong Ivy League play.
• Drake vs. Missouri – Drake is one of the most popular underdog picks this year.
• Liberty vs. Oregon – Greg picks Liberty, partly due to his dislike of Oregon as an Oregon State fan.
• Michigan vs. UC San Diego – Michigan should win comfortably despite UCSD’s Cinderella hopes.
• Duke vs. play-in winner – Duke dominates unless Cooper Flagg sits out.
• Kansas vs. Arkansas – Greg is high on Arkansas making a deep run.

• 41:10.46 – 46:07.83
• Chris and Greg discuss how much parenting has changed over the years.
• They reflect on how kids today are tracked via apps like Life360, compared to their childhoods of "just disappearing for the day."

• 46:07.83 – End
• Greg identifies Wisconsin, Clemson, and Drake as teams that could make surprising deep runs.
• Michigan State is his sleeper pick to potentially knock off Auburn.
• He picks St. John’s to win the national championship, calling it a "big swing."

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• 00:00:29 – 00:08:04
• Greg reflects on losing key players in free agency but feels optimistic about the Eagles’ position.

• 00:10:49 – 02:35.53
• Chris is baffled by blatant tanking in the NBA, highlighting the Jazz and Raptors sitting their top players.

• 02:50:36 – 07:38.00
• Chris and Greg discuss the "legal tampering" period, questioning why it's still called tampering if it's allowed.

• 07:44.87 – 12:07.68
• Washington traded for Laremy Tunsil from the Texans, adding him to newly acquired Deebo Samuel.
• Greg is frustrated watching NFC East rivals improve while the Eagles remain conservative.

• 12:07.68 – 13:39.48
• Chris praises the Bears’ additions of Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman to protect Caleb Williams.

• 13:58.01 – 15:23.32
• Kenny Pickett was traded to Cleveland.
• The Eagles prefer Tanner McKee as the backup, signaling confidence in the young QB.

• 18:19.33 – 19:30.62
• Chris hates seeing a player he likes go to a division rival.
• Greg recalls once trading for Williams in fantasy football before his knee injury.

• 19:52.56 – 22:59.55
• Jonathan Allen signed with the Vikings for three years, $20 million.
• Javon Hargrave is also signing with Minnesota, a move that surprised Chris.

• 22:58.62 – 25:53.82
• Chris expected a fiery response from C.J. Gardner-Johnson, given his past reaction to leaving Philly.

• 26:31.76 – 28:59.55
• Chris suggests drafting Penn State safety Kevin Winston Jr., who was once a projected first-round pick.
• The Eagles will likely target a defensive lineman like Derrick Harmon or Walter Nolen.

• 30:55.15 – 32:56.32
• Bryce Harper offered to return to the outfield if the Phillies find a new first baseman.
• Chris thinks this signals the team’s need for another big bat.

• 33:08.06 – 40:53.29
• Chris fears their scoring issues could cost them promotion, even with new additions.

• 40:53.29 – End
• Chris and Greg discuss promotion/relegation challenges in soccer, comparing it to the Nottingham Forest model.

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• 00:00:27 – 00:01:19
• Chris welcomes listeners to a rare Friday morning edition of the show.
• They reflect on how much has happened since their last episode, including the Eagles winning the Super Bowl and an explosion near Greg’s home.
• 
  

• 01:00:66 – 02:12.71
• Chris jokes that the Sixers might not have won a game since they last recorded.
• Greg sarcastically says, "Nobody cares about that," mocking the team’s lack of effort.
• Discussion on Paul George's underwhelming fit with the team.
• Paul George announced he is pausing his podcast to focus on basketball, but Chris and Greg believe he just wanted to stop doing the podcast.
• If George improves his play to increase his trade value, the season won't be a total loss.
• 
  

• 04:03.98 – 07:52.35
• Chris emphasizes that the Sixers must continue losing to secure a top-six draft pick and keep their future selections.
• Discussion on top NBA draft prospects like Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, and Ace Bailey.
• 2026 NBA Draft is loaded, featuring elite prospects like AJ Dybantsa, Cameron Boozer, and Darryn Peterson.
• Tyrese Maxey is not a true point guard, and Chris is frustrated that the team keeps pretending he is.
• 
  

• 09:09.65 – 10:49.69
• Chris reveals that he’s watched more NBA this season than ever before due to sports betting.
• Discussion on Golden State Warriors' improvement after adding Jimmy Butler.
• Anthony Edwards’ frustration and technical fouls—he now faces suspensions for every additional technical this season.
• 
  

• 14:57.30 – 17:43.49
• Chris and Greg discuss how the transfer portal has ruined college basketball.
• Villanova’s roster turnover has made it hard to connect with the team.
• Chris admits he is actively rooting for Villanova to miss the NCAA Tournament so they fire head coach Kyle Neptune.
• 
  

• 18:05.56 – 20:14.24
• Chris and Greg finally discuss the Eagles’ dominant Super Bowl win over the Chiefs.
• Greg calls it one of the most satisfying wins ever but worries about complacency leading to a future downfall.
• 
  

• 29:28.50 – 33:40.07
• Josh Sweat and Milton Williams are expected to leave in free agency.
• Mekhi Becton may get overpaid by another team that forces him back to tackle.
• Zach Baun is a priority re-signing because of his All-Pro season and fit in Vic Fangio’s defense.
• Nakobe Dean’s knee injury makes re-signing Baun even more critical.
• 
  

• 33:40.07 – End
• Chris and Greg joke about fan overreactions, predicting that Eagles fans will call for Jalen Hurts to be traded after one bad drive next season.

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