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Jaylen Brown / Walker Kessler Traded, US Moves On, Belgium/England Survive Chris Horwedel
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461. Supergirl (2026) REVIEW (SPOILERS) Seth Everett
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Breaking Generational Cycles Coach Trav
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Circle The Block on Summer Blockbusters Rello and Cunda
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Haaland Winner, Mbappé Goals and Mexico History Chris Horwedel
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LeBron Leaves Lakers, Kawhi Traded & Mbappé On Fire Chris Horwedel
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270: Meet the Mess! Michael Dault
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283: 2026 NFC West Standings Predictions Mario Hines
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Brazil Survives, Germany Falls and France Faces Sweden Chris Horwedel
Yesterday in Sports covers Jaylen Brown’s trade to the Sixers, the Lakers adding Walker Kessler, Quentin Grimes, Sandro Mamukelashvili and Collin Sexton, the USMNT’s World Cup knockout win, Belgium’s wild comeback, England-DR Congo, Ivan Demidov’s Canadiens deal, Tarik Skubal rumors, Coco Gauff and Olympic team news.
WARNING: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen the 2026 Warner Bros. Discovery/DC Studios release “Supergirl” or do not mind hearing key plot points.
In this episode, Coach Trav highlights the legacy of NBA star Jalen Brown, emphasizing the importance of intellect alongside athleticism. The conversation transitions into the concept of generational cycles, exploring how patterns of behavior and beliefs are passed down.
In this episode of Circle the Block, Rello, Cunda, and Angie discuss the significance of summer blockbusters in Hollywood, exploring their cultural impact, financial implications, and technological advancements, particularly focusing on the groundbreaking film Jurassic Park.
You’re Wrong and Here’s Why covers Kawhi Leonard’s Raptors return, Ja Morant to Portland, Jaylen Brown rumors, Warriors-LeBron-AD talk, Giannis fallout, NBA futures, World Cup knockout drama, England-DR Congo, Belgium-Senegal, USA-Bosnia, France, Portugal, Mbappé chasing Messi, and WNBA Commissioner’s Cup.
The Underdog World Cup Show covers Norway-Ivory Coast, Haaland’s late winner, France-Sweden, Mbappé’s two goals, Mexico ending its knockout drought against Ecuador, and previews England-DR Congo, Belgium-Senegal, and USA-Bosnia with Kane, Bellingham, De Bruyne, Senegal’s attack, Pulisic, and Pochettino.
Yesterday in Sports covers LeBron James leaving the Lakers, Kawhi Leonard reportedly returning to Toronto, NBA free agency, France-Sweden, Mbappé chasing Messi’s World Cup record, Norway-Ivory Coast, Mexico ending its knockout drought, Bryan Woo’s Mariners record, Serena at Wimbledon, Ben Shelton, and C.J. Stroud contract buzz.
On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys discuss the Mets firing Carlos Mendoza, redraft the last decade of No. 1 MLB Draft picks, play Stat Line Roulette, and wrap up with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.
Chris Horwedel finishes the NFC preview series with a full NFC West breakdown, covering the Cardinals, Rams, 49ers, and Seahawks. He looks at each team’s offseason moves, draft picks, key stats, odds, and projected finish.
The Underdog World Cup Show covers Brazil-Japan, Martinelli’s late winner, Paraguay stunning Germany on penalties, Morocco eliminating the Netherlands, and previews Ivory Coast-Norway, France-Sweden, and Mexico-Ecuador with Haaland, Mbappé, Dembélé, Sweden’s forwards, Mexico’s defense, and Ecuador’s upset threat.
Yesterday in Sports covers Ja Morant’s trade to Portland, NBA option moves, Paraguay stunning Germany, Brazil-Japan, Morocco-Netherlands, Terrion Arnold’s Lions release, Judge David Doty’s passing, Wimbledon updates, and Chris Johnson revealing his ALS diagnosis.
On this episode the boys arrive a few days earlier than normal as they are locked into the knockout stages of the World Cup and needed to fire off some picks as we march ever closer to a champion
