In The Tunnel

In this episode of In The Tunnel, we discuss NBA and NHL trades while their deadline is approaching, the Nets retiring Vince Carter's number, and if the Dodgers spending is a problem. We wrap it up talking about potentials for the Super Bowl and what the scrutiny might do to the game.

In this episode of In The Tunnel, we discuss Davante Adams' arrival in New York (traded while recording the episode), NHL goalies who are, have, and have not been paid (Ullmark/Shesterkin/Swayman), a potential Subway Series (Yankees/Mets), the Mets playoff run, and the future of Tampa Bay baseball after the recent hurricanes.

In this episode of In The Tunnel, we return from our mid-summer hiatus to discuss updates in the MLB playoff picture, and who we would realistically root for if our teams were out of the equation.  We then switch over to the biggest league in sports that is finally back in action; the NFL.  We discuss the league's new guardian cap initiative, Tua's latest concussion and what we think his future should be, the new era of WR megadeals, the NFL's first adventure in Brazil and if the Chiefs are truly a team of destiny again in the 2024-25 season.

We have a new in-"studio" (really just in-person) episode!In this episode, we talk the new EA College Football 25 game that will be releasing in the upcoming weeks and what this means for the future of college sports games, the Bronny & LeBron dynamic for the Lakers and why it isn't necessarily a feel good story like with the Griffey family 20+ years ago, and now that hockey and basketball seasons are over, we slide into discussing some baseball for the first time this year (probably overdue).  We tackle problems with the Home Run Derby that probably are based on the desires of recapturing the nostalgia of our 30 year old brains and dive into the tight NL Wild Card race as well as the lack of one in the AL.

In this episode, we talk about the results of the Stanley Cup Final and NBA Finals, debate the results of the Conn Smythe trophy winner and if we agree with the decision made by the NHL, Utah hockey's jersey reveal, and we recap the regular season award winners for the NHL.

In this episode we continue to discuss the NHL and NBA playoffs, reviewing how the playoff matchups have been going. We then talk some off-season hockey topics like some names we found around for Utah.

In this episode we talk about the NHL and NBA playoffs, discussing which teams we think will make it far. We also touch on the Coyotes moving to Salt Lake City and Fanatics becoming the NHL's jersey supplier. We end by finishing up the wheel bracket going from the round of 8 to crowning our champion.We try out some new graphics for this episode, let us know what you think.

In this episode we take a quick look at the next bracket match ups to see what teams make it to the Round of 8.  It's a short and sweet episode this week, with more on deck next episode.

In this episode we look at the second round match ups and find out which teams move on to the round of 16. We also talk a bit about some teams in our bracket that are in the actual tournament and we actually may not have been far off on some teams in comparison. We finish off by talking about some hockey and preparing for the NHL playoffs.

In this episode of In The Tunnel, we pick up where we left off in Round 1 of our annual March Madness tournament for Part 2 of the series. In this episode we start with the play in games, move to the round of 64 for the teams selected in the previous episode and the wheel tells us who has made it to the round of 32.

In this episode of In The Tunnel, we prep for the our recurring Wheel March Madness series by sharing with you the teams that the wheel selected for our march madness bracket. Not only do we tell you the teams, but we take a look into the standings and stats behind the teams, as well as highlight what went right and what went wrong with the selection process of our new wheels.

In this episode, we talk the All-Star games for the NBA and NHL, followed by some drama for the NHL and what we believe is a weird coaching change for the middle of the season in the NBA. We then talk the small amount of NFL remaining and the new coach for the Chargers.

In this episode, we talk about early season standings along with any interesting things that have come up so far with Vancouver being at the top of the list. We then take a look at the Oilers in depth followed by a short look at the Steelers post OC. We round out this episode by talking about college rankings and the NBA in-season tournament.

In this episode, we look at NHL and NBA free agency, looking through the cap of some teams and how some free agent signings affect them. We discuss what contracts we think are good and what we think are bad and why.

In this episode we talk the remaining bit of the Playoffs for the NBA and NHL, what we think of certain teams playoff runs and a bit about odds of winning. We end by talking the potential move of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas and what that would mean for the league.

In this episode we take a look at the new and possible future of MLB rules. We take a look at how they will change the game and whether we think that the changes will be good. We also talk NHL, specifically the Bunting hit that landed him a 3 game suspension, and the Rangers / Devils series. We also try to make sense of the new In Season tournament for the NBA but can't really hash out all the details. And Finally we look at the problem that is the College Transfer portal for College Basketball.

In this episode we look at how different sports do all star festivities, mainly focusing on the 2 recent ones, the NBA and NHL. We look at what we think they did right and what we think they need to change. We also look at the recent trades that have happened in the leagues and how we think it will affect things going forward.

In this episode, we look at a parody twitter bot account specializing in the drafting of characters to NHL teams, so we simulated a full draft of players and broke down the teams. We ask the questions of which teams are good, which are bad, and who would become the paper champions based on roster. After that, we check out some real hockey news as the NHL all star game participants were announced, and finally we look at the teams still in the running for the NFL playoffs (as of January 27th).Special thanks to Ryan B. (@rybrz) on Twitter for allowing us to use his Draft Bot content for this episode. If you want to see what the bot has come up with since, it can be found on Twitter @nhldraftbot or at https://twitter.com/nhldraftbot.

In this episode, we do a dive on each team where we have given them a grade based on performance of the team overall and by offense, defense and goal-tending. We take a look at some of their top performers and we discuss why we think that certain teams are where they are.

In this episode, we dive into what could be considered a few good rants. Starting with the Devils and Pens in the NHL season. Then we head over to the NBA, where we have to bring up the constant drama going on with the Nets, ending on College Basketball's Gonzaga. Tune in to see our thoughts on these topics.

In this episode, we focus heavily on the NHL, with some thoughts about teams going into this season. Then we move on to a few other changes the NHL will have and give our opinions. We follow it with a quick look at what is making the Suns owner sell his team, and round it out with a look at the current College Football AP top 25.

In this episode we talk about fantasy football. We recap how our picks did last year and have 5 players per position again for this year we each think will stand out. We round it out with some sleeper picks before doing a speed round of each team with our predictions on how they will do this upcoming season.

In this episode, since Bobby Bonilla day was at the beginning of the month, we take a look back at some of the worst contracts that sports has had. We unfortunately don't get to cover all of them, as that could take the length of this episode to forever but we cover some of what we believe are the worst. And yes, we did try to record this when we were in person but had technical difficulties.

In this episode we take a deep dive at a big time trade for the era, when in 2000 Grant Hill was signed and traded to the Magic. We analyze what happened during that time for both teams, who made out better, what if the trade never happened. Follow along as we discuss these topics and more.

In this episode, we finally finish our Wheel bracket from months ago, and move to more recent things. We take a look at the NHL and NBA playoff picture and say what we feel about team performances. We also look at the NBA draft lotto results in relation to the available talent for them. We also touch briefly on the fact that the devils are losing their play by play announcer who replaced the nationally loved Doc Emrick.

In this episode, we continue our Wheel Madness bracket even though we started before the actual tournament. We also take a look at some other sports briefly talking about the MLB, and looking at the current NBA playoff picture, and the NHL playoff picture.

In this episode, we take a look at which teams the wheel has selected to move on to the next round. How many of our favorites will make it through? How many will fall short so early? We also take a look at how many teams are in the actual tournament from our bracket. Next episode will see a return to other sports along with a continuation of the bracket.

In this episode, we present to you the long awaited bracket reveal show for our wheel madness tournament. See what the wheel has chosen as the first round match ups for the participating 68 teams are announced!

Welcome to the fourth edition of the In The Tunnel's March Madness tournament. This is our annual chapter of the show that allows us to experiment with a college basketball tournament where all 358 teams have an equal chance of making the big dance. Tune in and enjoy the ride with us! On this episode, we select the teams that will be participating with no particular order or seeding. In our next episode, the committee will unveil the bracket.

In this episode we recap about some things that are going on in the world of sports. Starting with the MLB, we then go to the NBA, and finish off with the NHL. And, keeping with the theme we recap a bit of the Olympics making note of a few things we found a bit surprising. Finally, we talk about what's coming up in a future bonus episode, to lead up to our annual wheel madness for March.

In this episode we review the goings of the NFL playoffs and look to what we believe would be the future of it, along with focusing on the fact that we had a Monday Night game. We discuss what we think of it regarding the fairness to the teams playing the game then. Then we take a look at the NHL highlighting 2 teams which have been hot since the break, and the fact that the NHL has scheduled 95 games during the time of the Olympic break but still has the season ending at the end of April.

In this episode, we take a look at the playoffs for the NFL and recap the season by looking at fantasy stats, comparing what some players produced to where they were drafted. We then touch on the fact we have no updates about the MLB lockout, but continue to speculate what could be. After that is a look at a potential NHL playoff picture, where we share some teams that we think have too high a percentage for certain probabilities. Finally we talk what you can expect from us in the coming episodes.

In this episode, we give our perspectives on how the NHL's TV deals with ESPN and TNT are going, look at what we think is going well and what is not. We then take a look at the headlines around the league and focus a bit of time on the Penguins being bought by Fenway Sports group, which include LeBron James. Then comes the NBA, where we continue talking about LeBron, this time about what its rumored he is trying to do. Finally, we look at what the NFL playoff picture looks like, what teams we want to see and don't in the picture, and how the fantasy leaders have changed since we last looked in week 8. Somewhere in here we talk about the MLB lockout that is underway, and we end it all by speculating on what could happen to sports as borders close and COVID becomes more prominent again.

In this video, we again glance over the fact we have had a long hiatus to just get straight into sports talk. Starting off is the current probability for every NHL Team to make the playoffs / win the cup, Then its on to a recap of the MLB because of how late we are, along with some off season stories. And finally, we look at key happenings in the NFL, and what it means going forward for teams. We finish with a look at fantasy stats for top players and notice a distinct lack of RBs in the list compared to QBs, at least for PPR leagues.

In this episode we talk 4 weeks into the NFL season, and what the MLB playoffs will look like, we also review what players have been doing the best for NFL fantasy leagues. We also take a look at a few things for the start of the NHL season soon.

In this episode we dive into the NFL completely to talk how we think a few teams will do this season based on the moves they have made in the off season and how things are looking in the preseason. We then look at some headlines from the past 2 weeks and any implication that they may have on the season. Finally we round it out with our personal top 5 players for fantasy football.

In this episode we compare the 2 recent NHL expansion drafts in depth. What do we think of how this one was run over the last one 4 years ago. We also take a look at the recent roster transactions that Seattle has made. We then look at NBA free agency and MLB trades.

We have been gone so long we think we are on ep 90 when we are actually on 89.In this episode we wrap up talks of the NHL and NBA playoffs, and look at the off season for the NHL and their newest team the Seattle Kraken, where we question a lot of their choices along the way. We also look at the Olympics which are just starting and see the troubles that the USA men's basketball team is having. Finally we look at some good news the MLB has for us, the removal of a few rules.

In this episode we mistakenly think we are on episode 89 while we talk NHL and NBA playoffs, putting aside the fact we have been away for a bit since the last episode. We also talk what the Expansion draft for Seattle might look like for our 2 favorite NHL teams.

In This episode we look at whats happening in the 4 major sports leagues, with the NBA in the playoff picture, the NHL gearing up for theirs, the MLB 20 games in and the draft for the NFL approaching. We also talk about who we thing will win some of the NHL awards.

In this episode, the wheel gives us the winner of its selected bracket. How will this be compared to last year, what upsets will we see, and what happens to last year's champions?

We are back for another year of March Madness. What match ups will the wheel choose, will we see some surprising teams make the tournament? We use the same method as the past three years to predict the teams in the tournament, and the winners of the matches.

Today is a shorter episode as we prepare for our march madness episode next week. We talk JJ Watt, and how he has signed before free agency has started, NBA All Star schedule and players, How the count is going to look, and the schedule for the contests. We then look at the NCAA court designs and comment on that a bit. We wrap it up looking at NHL Power rankings from 3 different sites, comparing them and giving our own take.

In this episode, we talk NFL free agents as we are too late to talk about the super bowl, so we through a few free agent names. We then talk about the NBA season and how the teams are shaping up. Then we look at the G League where the NBA teams are being asked to chip in, and look at their allowance of people leaving and going to the bubble. We move to the NHL next, talking 2 headlines, skipping over trades, then looking at the standings before we finish with a brief look at the MLB discussing what teams we think we will see in the playoffs based on their signings.

In this episode, we talk things we probably should have discussed a week ago but are slightly behind on due to our accidental hiatus. We look at the Superbowl match up briefly, followed by covering the Harden trade, and finally make our way to the NHL. We talk first round picks for the past 2 years, and how we think they are, then the Sharks weird schedule that has them on the road until the middle of February. Finally, we talk the Mets firing for the MLB and what that means as we flashback to when we were at our worst when it comes to talking to women.

In this episode we talk all four major sports with the NFL starting the playoffs, NBA and MLB Starting, and MLB having a few off season moves. We also talk about the new ads that will be on NHL players helmets this season, and what that could mean going forward.

In this episode we start with whats happening in the NFL like we normally do, then we talk college sports, specifically about the problems they are having with regards cancelling and postponing games. Lastly, we talk what will be happening in the NHL and speculate on some things that we do not know yet.

In This episode we do our usual NFL rundown, followed by an unusual rant about the Ravens / Steelers game. We discuss the implications of the game changing timings and what it means for both teams. We then skip over the MLB and look at the NBA, focusing on the draft results and free agency. And finally we dive into the NHL, attempting to figure out what type of season we will get, if we have one at all.

We start of this episode by doing our routine check on the NFL standings and the games coming up this weekend. Then we take a look at the current playoff picture, assuming the NFL doesn't expand it to 16 teams with game cancellations. After that we look at the CFB top 25, checking on how many teams are in there that have played 1 or 2 games. We also take a look at what teams are predicted to make the CFB playoffs. The Wheel comes back as we look at MLB free agency a little, it tells us what teams some players are going to and how much they will make. Then it stays with us to tell us who NBA teams are drafting at their spots in the first round. Last but not least, what did Gonzaga ever do to deserve another rant? You'll find out on this episode of In The Tunnel.

For this episode, we start off by looking at the odds for this weekend's NFL games, followed by a look at the current standings. We then take a peak at the college football scores and NHL free agency, encountering a name we don't know along the way. To end, we have a quick recap on the MLB playoffs.

In this episode, we look at how the pandemic is continuing to affect the NFL, what is going on with the College Football rankings, and a rule that allows for NCAA players to transfer and be immediately eligible next year. We then look at the NHL Draft and free agency, and how the MLB playoffs are playing out. And to end we talk about the Washington Generals and the inconsistent number of wins the media has reported about them.