Episode 360: Seven Years Gone By
On this week’s episode, we celebrate seven years of podcasting by discussing Chris Bassitt heading to Baltimore, new deals for Max Muncy and Zac Gallen, and a trio of Padres moves.
On this week’s episode, we celebrate seven years of podcasting by discussing Chris Bassitt heading to Baltimore, new deals for Max Muncy and Zac Gallen, and a trio of Padres moves.
The Underdog drifts through sneaker drops, moving chaos, DIY disasters, and fraud scares before circling back to a low-energy Super Bowl recap. Chris and Matt touch on early futures via oddsmakers, halftime debates, Winter Olympics oddities, and the strange calm of the post-football dead zone.
On this episode of the Caught Em Looking podcast, we get into an update on the WBC, a surge of pre-season trades and injuries, and the official start of spring training.
As host Sean Ryan digs into preparations for the 2026 Fantasy Football Almanac, analyzing coaching changes has been a focus as of late. In this episode, Sean discusses a bit of the recently played Super Bowl as well as six interesting coaching changes including the NY Giants, La
The Underdog NFL Show reacts to a flat Super Bowl, breaking down Seahawks–Patriots at a high level before diving into prop sweats, standout defenders, and ad reactions. Chris and Mario debate early futures via oddsmakers, Bears vs Jaguars outlooks, WR trade hypotheticals, the veteran QB carousel, and serious offseason fallout.
On this episode the guys recap a Super Bowl that lacked entertainment, look at the week ahead in the world of sports including the ongoing Winter Olympics and give some picks.
WARNING: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen the 2026 Disney+/Marvel Studios series “Wonder Man” or do not mind hearing key plot points.
In this episode, Coach Trav and Coach Jerry Seymour discuss the impact of coaching in sports, share personal experiences, and analyze the recent Super Bowl. Coach Trav interviews Coach Jerry Seymour, the founder of the Running Back Academy, discussing the evolution of football.
Post-Super Bowl, Chris and Greg recap Seahawks–Patriots at a high level before pivoting to futures markets, coaching fallout, and Eagles uncertainty. They debate Sixers direction, NFL team outlooks, and Premier League relegation stress, closing with Championship playoff expansion and financial imbalance in Europe.
On this week’s 250th episode of Long Gone, the boys honor Detroit legends Mickey Lolich, Clinton “Tiny” Forge and Ron Teasley, react to Justin Verlander’s return, rank 90s vs. current third basemen, and welcome Bob Kendrick of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.