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It's officially the second half of the calendar year (time is flying), and for this episode, the timing brings fresh rants. The sports media's narrative on LeBron James, overhyping certain players and teams, and the NBA getting tied up in another gambling kerfuffle are among the items that have us in the mood to vent.

We had three champions crowned since our last show, so it's time to congratulate the winners in the NBA (whose offseason is wasting no time for action), NHL and men's college baseball. We'll also discuss the latest drama involving the NFL.

A discussion about the Red Sox trading Rafael Devers to the Giants, coming to the conclusion of the NBA and NHL seasons, and the future of the NCAA's transfer portal are all on the menu for this episode.

This week, we dive into whether or not market size matters in sports as much as it might have once before. There's also a discussion about the evolution of the athletic student in college, and of course, takeaways from action in the finals of the NBA and NHL.

It's time to preview the finals in the NBA and NHL, as those matchups are all set. We'll also welcome a whole fan base to the STFU Club, and discuss where things stand in MLB a third of the way through the season.

On this episode, we discuss the present and future of the College Football Playoff, as changes are being made, and more are in the offering. We also cover what we've seen in the NBA and NHL conference finals, and whether or not the honeymoon is over for Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.

A preview of the NBA and NHL conference finals, deciding whether running it back or breaking it up is the best option for teams going out in the conference semifinals, and MLB reinstating Pete Rose for hall-of-fame eligibility, are all on the menu for this episode.

We're back to discuss the effect injuries are having on the NBA Playoffs, along with the Mavericks winning the draft lottery. We'll also induct another player into the STFU Club, and ask what's the point of the NFL schedule release.

After taking a week off, the webcast is back to discuss how coaching is hurting teams in the playoffs, why the amount of coverage surrounding Shedeur Sanders was (and still is) ridiculous and whether or not the Steelers have a good plan to address their quarterback position.

We're all over the place with this webcast. A review of action from the NBA and NHL playoffs, preview of the NFL Draft and introducing a new member to the STFU club are all on the menu. A conversation about sports betting is also included in the show.

It's time to preview the NBA playoffs, right as the play-in tournament gets underway. We'll also discuss why it'll be a while before the Suns rise in Phoenix again, and what the situation between Tennessee and quarterback Nico Iamaleava means for the future of name, image and likeness (NIL).

It's time to review what we saw in the men's and women's college basketball tournament (congratulating Florida and UConn, respectively), discuss what Alex Ovechkin passing Wayne Gretzky as the NHL's all-time leading goal scorer means for the league, and explore what's going on in the NBA coaching ranks.

Patrick and I are back to discuss the Final Four, how quickly things change in the world of college coaching, and the torpedo bats phenomenon taking over MLB.

It's time for baseball, and we're here to pick our winners of the divisions and wild cards for the upcoming MLB season. The action from March Madness also gets discussed.

Patrick and I are back to give our picks to win the NCAA Tournament, discuss the Bengals' plan after resigning receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, and break down comments made by Deion Sanders about the current state of spring college football. Other items may come up if time allows.

We're in the month of March, and that means it's college basketball's time to shine. With that in mind, discussion about the conference tournaments is on the menu, along with the myth that is the "legal tampering" period in the NFL.

Before deals and trades become official, it's already popping off in the NFL transaction market, and topics involving the Rams, Bengals and Commanders will be discussed. We'll also cover unfortunate injury news in the NBA, and dive into what MLB's split with ESPN could mean for the future of the league and network, respectively.

The Tush Push potentially being banned, whether or not the NFL Combine matters and college football spring games becoming obsolete are on the menu or Patrick and me to discuss. Come join us!

On the menu, we discuss the funny debate about the mess we call NBA All-Star Weekend, and a potential power play on college football by the SEC and Big Ten. The rest of the show is open for whatever comes up.

After a week away, it's time for Patrick and me to return to the live forum. In this show, we congratulate the Eagles for winning the Super Bowl over the Chiefs, discuss the anger in Dallas over the Mavericks' trade with the Lakers and talk about what Warriors coach Steve Kerr said regarding the NBA trade deadline.

Patrick and I review NFL Championship Sunday, and look at a few teams to see if it's time to change coaches. We also discuss the decision by the Heat to indefinitely suspend Jimmy Butler, and bring in some MLB talk at the end.

After dealing with technical issues from the snowstorm that hit the Southern states, Patrick is back to give his thoughts on Ohio State winning the College Football Playoff and NFL Championship Sunday (among other items). We also play a game looking at the future of the teams that lost in the Divisional round.

It's that time of the year when we have to say goodbye to college football for a while, and in doing so, Patrick and I congratulate Ohio State for winning the national title. We also preview the NFL conference championship games, and play a game discussing the future of the teams that lost in the divisional round. Finally, we look at the status of the Warriors and Steph Curry.

Patrick and I preview the College Football Playoff National Championship, along with the games in the NFL Divisional round. We also dive into the possibility of Deion Sanders becoming the Cowboys head coach, and give viewpoints on the drama between the Heat and Jimmy Butler.

Refreshed from the holiday season, Patrick and I are back to discuss action from the College Football Playoff, and preview the games coming in the NFL's Wild Card round. At the end, we'll cover some of the pettiness happening in the NBA.