Homers 'n' Hammers

How will we remember David Ortiz, Alex Rodriguez and Adrian Beltre differently? Also, hoo boy there are a lot of blowouts in mixed doubles curling.

USA wins bronze, Denmark surprised everybody, and Canada is back. We're two weeks into baseball, two more weeks left of curling. Passing the baton.

Baseball has begun, pitchers need to diet, world championships are underway, and mixed doubles is in a predicament.

Today we discuss football, and the reasons we love football, as well as the major football players of the day, and football trends. Also how and where to watch football.

We missed a week, so we're doing both the NL East and AL West, plus discussions of the Brier, women's world championship and the Elite 10.

A look back at the 2016 Scotties, a look ahead to the 2016 Brier, and all those wonderful teams in the National League Central. Plus some extremely scintillating spring training play-by-play.

This week we look at the National League west and debate which teams in the division are actually baseball teams. Plus, Rachel Homan in the Elite 10, Nunavut's upset, and the Scotties/Brier changes for the future.

Looking back at Brady Clark and Erika Brown's US national championships, looking ahead to the Scotties, and why baseball projection systems appear to be off, in this day and age.

This week, we discuss the hair broom controversy, the surprises (and letdowns) of curling in Jacksonville, and what Clay Rapada is up to these days.

On this week's episode: is snowplow sweeping ruining curling? Are all the provincial upsets ruining curling? Did the High Performance Program ruin US curling? When will the Yankees ruin curling?

On this week's episode: the carnage from the Scotties provincial championships, baseball/curling TV blackouts, and how and when to joke about the Mets. Extremely magical thanks to Matt Bogdanow for the kickin' theme song.

It is true, this podcast is still happening. Topics of note: Continental Cup recap, when to discuss the designated hitter, and how brothers theoretically annoy each other when sleeping in bunk beds.