Dorm Room Dispute

Award-winning director for ESPN's "30 for 30" docuseries, Andy Billman, joins the show to discuss his new film "War on the Diamond." The documentary tells the story of Ray Chapman - the only MLB player killed by a pitch - and the 100-year rivalry between the Yankees and Indians. Andy discusses his inspiration for the film; great moments in the rivalry's history; untold stories about the man that killed Chapman, and how the MLB would have changed if George Steinbrenner had bought the Indians. He also talks about the most significant trade in Indians history and his thoughts on the White Sox collapse from a Clevelander's perspective. 2:41 Inspiration for the documentary 4:55 Why the Ray Chapman story has been forgotten 7:26 Exclusive Carl Mays audio 9:33 Untold story about Babe Ruth and Mays torturing their manager 11:10 What makes the Yankees and Indians a real rivalry 15:26 What the MLB would look like if George Steinbrenner bought the Indians 17:50 Fan's reaction to watching Chapman get killed 20:40 Why did it take so long to implement batting helmets? 22:34 Greatest trade in Indians history 25:09 Thoughts on the 2022 White Sox collapse from a Cleveland perspective Link To Film:https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/war-on-the-diamond/id1652796135 YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZZoA0Hi2urE

It was a Championship weekend in Phoenix, and there was a ton to discuss. The guys explain why their Joey Logano predictions came true, whether or not Ross Chastain deserves blame for his move on Chase Elliot and Christopher Bell's bright future with JGR. They also talk about Chase Elliot's bland post-race interviews and why the pressure is on Ryan Blaney next year. Jimmie Johnson is now a new owner. The guys explain why he was surprised by the announcement and why the exciting pairing of Noah Gragson and Erik Jones gives Petty GMS a reason for optimism. Mitchell and Patrick also discuss nobody wrecking Ty Gibbs, Zane Smith's late race charge to the front, and drivers and teams to watch for next season. Finally, reveal their picks for the last wrap of the week of the year.

Ross Chastain just pulled off the most electric move in NASCAR history, so why do so many drivers want it banned? Mitchell and Patrick break down the viral "Hail Melon" that Chastain pulled off and why it will be tough to replicate on other tracks. They also discuss how Christopher Bell's clutch win has helped turn him from an afterthought into the future of Joe Gibbs Racing. Mitch and Patrick also discuss the spoiled brat Ty Gibbs and how his short-sided move against a teammate during the Xfinity Race could wind up costing him long term. They also make their championship predictions for the Cup, Xfinity, and Truck Series and reveal their "wrap of the week."

Mitchell and Patrick discuss the improvements of RFK this season, Kyle Larson kicking everyone's ass at Homestead, the lack of a playoff atmosphere from fans, Kyle Busch's departing shot at Joe Gibbs Racing, who makes it to the championship four, their wrap of the week, and NASCAR on ice.

NASCAR lays the hammer down and suspends Bubba Wallace for one race for his on-track incident with Kyle Larson. Did the punishment fit the crime? Mitchell and Patrick debate whether it was fair and ifBubba is held to a different standard than other drivers. They also discuss the great battle between Joey Logano and Ross Chastain. They lay out a path for Logano to win the championship in Phinoex and explain why Ross Chastain gives off serial killer vibes. Gene Haas is back in the headlines for his dysfunctional race team. Uncle Tony Stewart wants Cole Custer out of the car, but Gene wants him to stay. The guys discuss if Custer deserves a cup ride. Finally, they say farewell to Kurt Busch, praise Hallie Deegan for a strong debut, make their Homestead predictions, and reveal their picks for "wrap of the week."

We had an elimination race at the Charlotte Roval, and it sucked until a sign saved the day, and chaos ensued. Mitchell vents about his guy Daniel Suarez getting eliminated from the playoffs and expresses frustration with professional podcaster Corey Lajoie. The guys discuss Chase Elliot finally showing emotion, the lack of respect amongst drivers, and why equipment decides the playoffs, not driver talent. They then preview the round of eight, make their final four predictions, and reveal their picks for wrap of the week.

It's Talladega week. Mitch and Patrick break down all the action from the fastest superspeedway in NASCAR. They explain how Carson Hocevar has turned the Truck Series into a circus, why Hallie Deegan doesn't deserve an Xfinity ride, and why AJ Allmendinger needs a 30 for 30 episode. They also discuss if it was a good race at Talladega, Chase Elliot's winning move, drivers being terrified of concussions, and who is in trouble heading into the Roval. Are too many flaws being exposed in the next-gen car? Has it been good or bad for the sport? They make their predictions for who wins in Charlotte and who gets knocked out before the round of eight. Finally, Mitch explains why one racing series is just as dysfunctional as NASCAR but doesn't get as much grief.

The racing may not have been good, but Texas provided no shortage of excitement. Mitch and Patrick discuss the tire roulette and debate whether this "WWE" racing style is killing the sport. They explain why these playoffs have been a black eye for NASCAR, break down the William Byron and Denny Hamlin feud, and discuss Ty Gibbs immaturity. Forget reconfiguring it; Mitch and Patrick make a case for abandoning Texas Motor Speedway altogether. Finally, the boys reveal their cars for" wrap of the week" and discuss Jimmy Johnson's retirement from full-time racing and Kyle Busch running the Indy 500.

In episode four of Penske Material, Mitchell and Patrick discuss Kyle Busch's move to RCR. They explain why it's an excellent move for Rowdy, how RCR is now the most unlikeable race team, and why Tyler Reddick is in for a rough 2023 season. They then recap the second race of the playoffs at Kansas. Bubba Wallace silences the doubters, great midpack racing with playoff implications, and Ross Chastain kills Kevin Harvick's season. The final race of the first round is this weekend. Who wins, and who gets eliminated? The All-Star race is moving to North Wilkesboro. Mitch explains what this track needs to do to make it a more enjoyable fan experience. Which track should get two races, and which ones should be dropped from the schedule? Finally, they discuss the Indy Car championship and explain why it's the best racing series nobody knows about.

Fires, engines exploding, and cars slamming into the wall! Darlington was a marathon. Mitchell explains why Erik Jones's victory was no Mickey Mouse win despite many of the top cars being unable to finish. Love him or hate him, Denny Hamlin is good for NASCAR. A choice he made this weekend could pay dividends down the road. Is Ross Chastain in trouble? Don't be surprised if Daniel Suarez makes it farther in the playoffs than his Trackhouse teammate. Mitch also discusses Kevin Harvick calling out NASCAR, the first episode of Race For The Championship, why Kansas has the potential to be the best race of the first round, and championship four predictions.

In Episode 2 of Penske Material, Mitch and Pat discuss the wreck fest at Daytona, the move that gave Austin Dillon the win, and debate whether the current playoff system is good for the sport. Next, they discuss Tyler Reddick handling the awkward situation at RCR with class. Yet Richard Childress is still being an ass. They also discuss if Brad Keselowski and RFK should be concerned by their abysmal performance this season and reveal their "wrap of the week." Finally, playoff predictions for the round of 16 and the "wrap of the week" are revealed.

Jimmy Garoppolo agreed to a restructured one-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers that has a surprising twist. What does Garoppolo's deal mean for the 49ers, and could it have a negative contract on Trey Lance?

In the inaugural episode of Penske Material, Mitch and Patrick discuss the drama at Watkins Glen, grade Kimi Raikkonen's Cup debut, and toy with the possibility of Kyle Busch to Kauling Racing. Hear who they want to see in the 91 car next, their Daytona predictions, and the debut of a new segment, "wrap of the week."

The NFL season is around the corner, but a player who wasn't even at training camp is stealing all the headlines. Rumors are swirling about Tom Brady filming the Masked singer. Dana White drops a bombshell, Cleveland is the worst organization in football, and Kevin Durant wants his coach and GM fired. Who is to blame for the White sox train wreck? A surprise sleeper pick to win the AFC West.

Roquan Smith has requested a trade. He deserves to be paid the problem is he has no leverage. Mitchell explains why Roquan Smith is going about the situation all wrong.

Mitchell discusses Tim Anderson's beef with Josh Donalson, how the Warriors making the NBA finals impacts Kevin Durant's legacy, and Joc Pederson's funny explanation for getting slapped. Louie the dog also makes a suprise guest appearance!

Mitchell attempts to shut up the Chris Paul haters. He explains why the Jimbo Fisher and Nick Saban feud is hypocritical and the Heat are in trouble. Lil Wayne picking a fight with the Mavericks is a bad look, the Seahawks trading for Baker Mayfield is stupid, nobody is talking about the Lighting's impressive stretch, and more.

It's time for playoff hockey in the NHL! Bradley Hockey play-by-play broadcaster Matt Harrington joins the show to discuss the biggest storylines of the Stanley Cup playoffs. He breaks down each series and reveals his surprising Stanley Cup prediction.

For the first time in years, we are set for a boring NFL Draft night. Mitchell explains why the Celtics and Bucks series could have an impact on Kevin Durant's legacy. He also discusses Doc Rivers and James folding in the playoffs and why this is Chris Paul's last chance to win a ring.

Mitchell defends Mike Tyson after he beats up a drunk fan. The Nets are being outcoached. Blurring the middle finger on TV is stupid. Superstars can't carry teams anymore. Demar DeRozan's playoff narrative is unfair. Debo Samuel is making a big mistake. Tony La Russa is might be drunk while making the lineup and Dallas Keuchel is washed.

When a great opportunity comes along it is important to take advantage of it because you may never get the same opportunity again. Other times in life it is best to not say what you are thinking because you can dig yourself into a hole. Mitchell discusses how Clayton Kershaw missed out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and why Russell Westbrook and Baker Mayfield have a lot in common. He also explains why Derek Carr is worth the money, how Zion Williamson is tormenting Pelicans fans and why the T-wolves deserved to celebrate. He wraps up the show with a complete breakdown of the NBA playoffs and makes his predictions.

Mitchell rambles about the Clippers having no fans, the Lakers season being mercifully ended, coach K's last game, Bruce Arians taking shots at Tom Brady, White Sox injury problems, and the upcoming MLB season. Oliver Micalak joins the show to discuss the most exciting MLB team nobody is talking about.

Mitchell discusses why he is glad the Peacocks got eliminated from the NCAA tournament, Bruce Arians' suspicious retirement, why the Rams are currently the best-run franchise in the NFL, who the NBA MVP should be, why trading Anthony Davis will be difficult and more.

Mitchell discusses the Dodger's addition of Freddie Freeman, the Colt's surprising upgrade at QB, why the Chiefs were smart in not over paying Tyreek Hill, and wide reivers stock rising across the NFL. He also defends Baker Mayfield and explains why the Browns traded one problem for another with DeShaun Watson, gives Free Money advice for the NCAA tournament, and explains why one team is the clear NBA favorite right now.

Mitch rambles about St. Patrick's day being overrated, contemplates whether or not Tom Brady does dishes, and compares the Jaguar's moves to a shopping spree at Walmart. He also explains why the Steelers are getting a winning QB in Mitch Trubisky and breaks down all the big NFL and MLB moves. He wraps up the show by arguing the MVC needs more respect in the NCAA Tournament.

The NCAA tournament hasn't started but the sports madness has already begun! The biggest trade in NFL history just went down and the Broncos were a part of it. Broncos die-hard, Marshall Macaluso returns to the show to break down the deal. We debate how effective Carson Wentz will be in Washington, whether Calvin Ridley's gambling suspension is fair and who we are taking to win the NBA Finals. We also discuss why the NFL Combine is a waste of time, the Bear's poor return for Khalil Mack, baseball returning, fans trashing Russell Westbrook, and more!

James Harden is off to a fast start with the 76er but that doesn't mean the trade should be considered a success. Mitchell explains why there are still some big question marks surrounding Harden. He also thinks the Bulls have a lot of startling similarities to another Chicago team and why it's cause for concern. Aidan Conklin joins the show to discuss the Kirk Cousins getting criticized by his former coach, whether Carson Wentz could be the Broncos solution at QB, Kyler Murray's antics, Mitch Trubusky's rising stock, and NFL Draft prospects. Mitchell wraps up the show by sending a message to all the people on Twitter criticizing millionaire baseball players for fighting for even more money.

Patrick Kushamn joins the show to talk about Aaron Rodgers's future in Green Bay, the Daytona 500 crushing the NBA All-Star game in the ratings, and whether or not the MLB s fading into irrelevance. Mitchell also discusses the Zion Williamson drama in New Orleans and trading LeBron James.

Mitchell was in Los Angles for Super Bowl 56 and did some big J journalism. He explains why drafting an o-lineman is like getting socks for Christmas. He also argues that Matt Stafford made one of the greatest throws in Super Bowl history. Raven's Pro-Bowler Patrick Ricard tells Mitch who his favorite fullbacks of all time are and Mitchell reveals what Logan Thomas thinks of Washington's new name. Finally, he discusses how DeMar DeRozan ignored the analytics and turned himself into an MVP candidate.

We got Woj Bombs and Super Bowl talk. Mitchell discusses how the Ben Simmons and James Harden trade was really just two teams swapping prima donnas and how lethal the 76ers pick and roll will be. He also discusses the Lakers not making any moves, the price of Lebron James joining your team, the QB nobody is talking about and his top three Super Bowl bets.

Mitchell explains why he is baffled that Brian Flores is still on the market to be an NFL head coach and why he can win his lawsuit against the NFL. He also gives all the new head coaching hires grades and addresses Tom Brady's retirement.

Mitchell is basking in the glory of the Packers loss. He discusses why Joe Burrow reminded him of Andrew Luck, why Aaron Rodgers has only himself to blame for Green Bay's loss, how Matt Stafford proved the Rams right, and why the Bills can't blame a coin toss losing. He also talks about the controversial baseball Hall of Fame voting and gives his Championship round betting picks.

Mitchell Kaminski speaks with former White Sox pitcher and 1993 Cy Young Award winner Jack McDowell. McDowell shares his thoughts on how analytics are ruining baseball and why automated strike zones are bad news for hitters. He discusses what it was like going through a strike as a player in 1994 and the White Sox chances of winning the World Series that year. He also reveals whether he used any foreign substances when he pitched, the toughest opponent he ever faced, why the White Sox didn't resign him, his thoughts on Tony La Russa, and more! (1:04) -McDowell's beef with analytics and metrics (4:48)- How was he able to throw so many complete games? (11:35)- Wild stories about players doctoring baseballs. (15:29)- 1994 strike. Would the White Sox have won the World Series? (21:44)- Why didn't the White Sox resign him? (23:00)-Winning the Cy Young Award & why wins mattered to him as a pitching stat (27:18)- Who was the toughest hitter he ever faced?

Mitchell Kaminski explains who is to blame for the Cowboy's first-round exit. He also talks about how the Lakers have become the most interesting train wreck in the NBA, Russell Westbrook getting benched, Frank Vogel's future, and who the MVP of the NBA is at this point of the season. Finally, he gives his Free Money betting picks for the NFL Divisional Round.

Mitchell explains why Brandon Staley committed coaching malpractice this season and cost the Chargers a playoff spot. He goes over the best and worst NFL job openings after Black Monday; explains how this season is showcasing that Russell Westbrook never should have won an MVP; cautions the Bulls to not trade Coby White, and predicts that Aaron Rodgers will play the victim if he doesn't win MVP. Finally, Mitch gives his Free Money betting picks for Wild Card Weekend.

Mitchell talks about why Baker Mayfield's shoulder injury is a valid excuse for his poor play and provides an interesting theory on Nick Foles. He also explains why the fate of non-Power 5 conferences is in Cincinnati's hands and why the Lakers are getting exactly what they paid for in Russell Westbrook. Mitch pays tribute to John Madden with some unique facts about his life that you may not know. Finally, he gives his NFL Free Money betting advice for Week 17.

Mitchell Kaminski rants about that abomination of a Monday Night Football game but explains why there could be a positive silver lining for the Bears moving forward. Aidan Conklin joins the show and the two discuss the Vikings playoff chances, COVID running rampant in the NFL, Tom Brady's constant poor sportsmanship, whether Jalen Hurts is a franchise QB, and more. Finally, Mitchell gives his Free Money betting picks for week 16 of the NFL.

Mitchell is going on a betting strike against the Broncos. He explains why and gives his takeaways from the SEC Championship and Week 14 of the NFL. He gives his Free Money Week 14 betting advice and previews every game that you should put your money on.

There was some major shakeups in the college football landscape. Did Brian Kelly handle his exit poorly? Mitchell discusses what to make of Lincoln Riley's move to USC and Adrian Martinez's legacy at Nebraska. The MLB had a free agency frenzy and a work stoppage. Mitchell also toils with the question of how good is Mac Jones really? Then explains why Baker Mayfield needs to stop flapping his gums to the media. Finally, Mitchell reveals his Free Money betting advice for NFL Week 13.

Mitchell Kaminski and Aidan Conklin discuss Antonio Brown faking his vaccination, mounting questions about Baker Mayfield, where the Patriots land in the AFC power rankings, pretenders and contenders throughout the NFL and Mitchell reveals his Free Money betting picks for Week 11.

Mitchell discusses OBJ to the Rams and Cam Newton's return to the Panthers. He also talks about Scott Frost not getting fired, the College Football Playoff structure, and why Seattle could be Kris Bryant's free agency destination. He also explains why Bears fans should not be discouraged by the horrible officiating during Monday Night's loss to the Steelers and gives his Free Money betting picks for NFL Week 10.

Mitchell Kaminski and Aidan Conklin discuss the Odell Beckham Jr situation in Cleveland and if the Browns would be wise to resign Baker Mayfield. They try and figure out what is wrong with Patrick Mahomes and debate who is better between Ryan Tannehill and Kirk Cousins. They wrap up the podcast by making fun of Aaron Rodgers and Mitchell gives his Free Money betting advice for NFL Week 9.

Mitchell opens the show by addressing the Blackhawks Investigation report released to the public. He also explains why Michigan's game against Michigan State might be the biggest of John Harbaugh's career and why the Atlanta Braves should be scared of the Astros. Mitch argues that Ja'Marr Chase has a case for MVP and urges the media to be more patient with young quarterbacks. He wraps up the show with his Free Money gambling advice for Week 8 of the NFL.

Mitchell talks about the most spoiled conference in college football, Ben Simmions quitting on the 76ers, the Atalanta Braves overcoming injuries and Deshaun Watson potentially going to the Miami Dolphins. He also gives his Free Money picks for Week 7 of the NFL.

Mitchell recaps the crazy week of College Football including Oklahoma's comeback, Iowa's statement win, Michigan escaping Nebraska, and Texas A&M's upset over Alabama. He also discusses Urban Meyer grinding his way out of a job, Job Gruden's offensive comments, and the White Sox ALDS elimination. He also gives his Free Money betting advice for Week 6 of the NFL.

A replay of our September 30th live show on Colorcast. Mitchell discusses bad Thursday night matchups, how hard it is to be a rookie QB in the NFL, Tom Brady, and Bill Belichick's bad breakup, and the best betting picks for Week 4.

Marshall Macaluso and Aidan Conkiln join the show and football madness ensues. Marshall is fully Bradley Chubbed about the Bronco's undefeated start. Aidan talks about how nobody wants to touch Kirk Cousins because he isn't vaccinated and Mitchell thinks that Zack Wilson needs a magic thong like Nuke LaLoosh in the movie Bull Durham. The guys also discuss the Bears QB situation and which teams are contenders and which teams are pretenders.

In a replay of our first live show on ColorCast Mitchell discusses why he thinks Aaron Rodgers is losing the locker room. He also thinks a new team has claimed the title for worst division in football and unveils his Free Money picks for Week 2.

Did the Bears finally find a franchise QB? After the Bear's first preseason game it looks like Justin Fields should be the starter in Week 1. Mitchell discusses this, how the new-look Bulls will fare this season, NBA free agency, and which Chicago baseball team did better during the trade deadline. The answer may surprise you.

The Milwaukee Bucks have given hope to small-market teams everywhere! Jrue Holiday is the unsung hero of The Finals, the Suns championship window is closed, a scary situation in Washington DC, Connor McGregor is pathetic, and what's going on with the Yerminator? Mitchell discusses all of this and more.

Mitchell discusses being the villain for a week at a NASCAR race and in Minneapolis. He tries to talk NASCAR, discusses why Giannis is actually underrated, and tells Suns fans not to be too hard on Chris Paul after his awful Game 4. Then he explains why the Packers are overrated and set to unravel without Aaron Rodgers. He also talks about Liam Hendriks, FCC violations in the All-Star Game, Tim Anderson getting screwed over, and Shohei Ohtani's impact on baseball.