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Episode 458: Phillies, Golf, and The Traitors Finale Matt Crone
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452. Introducing the ’90 Captain America Director’s Cut Seth Everett
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Three NFL Futures Areas To Find Value Sean Ryan
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Coach The Player, Protect The Person Coach Trav
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Episode 321: Saying No to UEFA? Greg Crone
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205: Chasing Gold Doyce Kirkland
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Episode 361: Goodbye Maz, Goodbye Tony Clark Chase Madorsky
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Neko and Will are joined by friend and comedian Lev Fer from the Young Daddy Podcast a really funny episode with a great Neville debate! It gets real at times but we still make sure to express all our points through Harry Potter!
This week on The Underdog Sports NFL Show, Chris Horwedel and Mario Hines rank the NFL’s top tight ends and separate them into tiers.
(SPOILERS) Seth & Victor review Justice League Dark: Apokolips War but starts with a discussion with Victor Dandridge about #blacklivesmatter and the recent tragic events and subsequent protests.
Kevin Sweeney is joined by Brandon Goble of JUCO Advocate, Verbal Commits, and the Live Period Podcast to talk about some important topics in the world of basketball.
We’re talking AFC East! The Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots and NY Jets are the topic of discussion today. Listen in!
On this week’s episode of the underdog sports NBA show Zandrick and Tyler discuss the NBA’s play-in teams going to Disney World and home-court advantage scenarios!
Is Dalvin Cook going to hold out from the Minnesota Vikings? If so, what does that mean for his fantasy football value? Also, NBA Finals!
On this week’s episode of You’re Wrong… and Here’s Why, the guys talk about the NBA’s return plan, the current MLB mess and play NFL King of the Hill.
Chris Majkowski is the longtime onsite radio engineer for the New York Mets, New York Giants, New York Knicks, New York Rangers, St. John’s Basketball, and countless other sporting events. In normal times, “Maj” could work an average of 300 nights a year.