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

In this episode of "You're Wrong... And Here's Why," hosts Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone are thrilled for the return of regular season NFL Football!  The guys open up the show by talking about everything going on with the San Francisco 49ers (Aiyuk extension, Trent Williams restructure, Pearsall gunshot), before moving on to discuss Haason Reddick's holdout, Travis Kelce's role, and the misinformation about Brazil.  The back half of the show is the pair giving their picks against the spread for each Week One NFL game.

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In this episode of "You're Wrong... And Here's Why," hosts Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone start off the show by talking about the suddenly hot Philadelphia Phillies before moving into their excitement for the return of football!  The guys talk some college football including the mediocre start to the Florida State career of quarterback DJ Uiagalelei.  They also spend some time talking about NCAA Football 25' and Chris tries to get Greg to watch the insane new documentary on HBO Max "Chimp Crazy".

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In this episode of "You're Wrong... And Here's Why," hosts Chris Horwedel and a very under-the-weather Greg Crone talk about wearing matching t-shirts, Chris teaches Greg what a valance is and why the plastic clips are the worst, and Chris talks about a couple of brands who sent him some merch he liked.  After that the guys get into the Philadelphia Phillies' recent struggles, the magic of early Simpsons episodes, the podcast Strike Force Five, a failed attempt to win the season on Bettors Delight, and much more.

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In this episode of "You're Wrong... And Here's Why," hosts Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone start the show with a brief chat about why the Philadelphia Phillies are struggling.  They also hit on Greg's new-found success in NCAA Football 25', the downfalls of home ownership, and Mike Trout's latest injury before moving into a longer talk about the Olympics.  The guys wrap things up with a spoiler-filled chat about the finale of HBO's House of the Dragon.

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In this episode of "You're Wrong... And Here's Why," hosts Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone dive into a vibrant mix of sports and personal anecdotes that promise to keep you entertained from start to finish. The long-awaited release of NCAA College Football 25' from EA Sports is finally here after an 11-year hiatus, and the excitement is palpable. Chris and Greg discuss what fans can expect from this highly anticipated game, reminiscing about its legacy and speculating on the new features and gameplay that will reignite the passion of college football enthusiasts.In a generous move, the hosts announce a special giveaway: five free digital copies of NCAA College Football 25'. To participate, listeners simply need to DM the "Underdog Podcasts" Twitter account. Switching gears, Chris shares some big personal news—he's selling his house. The episode then shifts to an international stage as the hosts take a look at the ongoing Olympics. They delve into some intriguing medal count prop bets, analyzing which countries are likely to come out on top and where the surprises might be. Their insights provide a fresh perspective on the global competition, blending sports analysis with a touch of friendly wagering.Finally, Greg vents about his recent frustration with the MLB Home Run Derby, specifically criticizing the TV camera angles. His passionate rant highlights how poor camera work can impact the viewer's experience, sparking a lively debate between the hosts about the importance of broadcast quality in sports events.Tune in for an episode filled with sports talk, personal stories, and plenty of laughs on "You're Wrong... And Here's Why."

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In this week's episode, Chris and Greg kick things off with a comprehensive NBA Free Agency Breakdown. They analyze the moves made so far, discussing the winners and losers of the offseason and predicting how these changes will impact the upcoming season.Next, they take a closer look at the top remaining free agents, exploring which teams might be the best fit for these players and the potential game-changing signings still on the horizon.The conversation heats up as they delve into Paul George's move to the Philadelphia 76ers. Chris and Greg debate the implications of this blockbuster signing and how it could reshape the Eastern Conference.The duo then shifts their focus to Klay Thompson and the buzz about his move to the Dallas Mavericks. They examine how Thompson's skills would complement Luka Dončić and what this move could mean for the Mavericks' championship aspirations.Donovan Mitchell's decision to re-sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers also takes center stage, with Chris and Greg evaluating the Cavs' prospects and Mitchell's role in the team's future success.Finally, they round off the episode by discussing Conor McGregor's surprising withdrawal from UFC 303, speculating on the reasons behind his decision and the impact it will have on the MMA world.Join Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone on "You're Wrong... And Here's Why" for an engaging, thought-provoking, and always entertaining sports debate.

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In this episode of "You're Wrong... And Here's Why," hosts Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone tackle three major sports topics with their signature blend of expertise and spirited discussion.The episode opens with an analysis of the Philadelphia Phillies' potential acquisition of either Luis Robert or Kyle Tucker. Chris and Greg debate the merits of each player, envisioning how they could bolster the Phillies' lineup. Chris advocates for Luis Robert, praising his combination of power, speed, and defensive prowess. He sees Robert as a transformative addition who could elevate the Phillies both offensively and defensively. Greg counters with a strong case for Kyle Tucker, highlighting his consistent hitting, left-handed bat, and versatility in the field. Tucker's proven ability to perform in clutch situations, Greg argues, makes him an ideal candidate to enhance the Phillies' postseason prospects. The hosts dissect possible trade scenarios, considering the players' contracts and the impact on the Phillies' future.Next, Chris and Greg turn their attention to the WNBA's controversial decision to leave Caitlyn Clark off the US Women's Olympic team. Chris expresses his outrage, emphasizing Clark's outstanding college performances and her potential to energize the team. He speculates that the exclusion may stem from jealousy among established players who fear losing their spotlight to the young star. Greg agrees, suggesting that the decision reflects a broader reluctance within the WNBA to embrace emerging talent. He criticizes the selection process, arguing that it should prioritize current performance and future potential over seniority. The hosts lament the missed opportunity to showcase Clark on the international stage and discuss the implications for the US Women's Olympic basketball program.The episode wraps up with an engaging discussion about the NBA Finals. Chris and Greg break down the key moments, standout performances, and strategic decisions that defined the series. Throughout the episode, Chris and Greg maintain their engaging banter and in-depth analysis, offering listeners a thought-provoking and entertaining take on these significant sports stories. Whether you're a fan of baseball, women's basketball, or the NBA, this episode of "You're Wrong... And Here's Why" delivers insightful commentary and lively debate.

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