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Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.All live and archived shows at sportshonchos.com.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert KuneyThe Honchos returned after taking a well-deserved Spring Break vacation. The Honchos recounted their vacations and then skewed really old with some chatter about the Monkees and Carole King before transitioning to Who Wore It Best? This is episode 58, so we paid tribute to another famous 58, former Red Sox, Phillies, and Nationals relief pitcher Jonathan Papelbon. The Honchos finished the opening segment with another batch of headlines that included cats as weapons, bad neighbors, and Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter (he just outbid Paul for the little blue bird).The NFL Recap focused on the upcoming NFL Draft and how it is Christmas in April for Rob. The conversation focused on what teams look for in the draft, best player available or need, and why the so-called experts focus so much on Combine measurables and ignore how they perform at game speed. The Honchos checked in on the USFL as well and whether this will be the Spring league to survive. SPOILER ALERT! It will not.The NHL/NBA/MLB segment opened with a salute to two NHL legends the world lost recently, Mike Bossy and Guy Lafleur, and the dynasties they represented. The Honchos also wound down the NHL regular season before moving on to the NBA. It was all Brooklyn Nets talk in the NBA portion because for a team that was swept out of the playoffs they seem to be the number one story in basketball. A very brief look at the MLB focused on Miguel Cabrera's 3,000th hit and the exclusive club that he has joined and the San Diego Padres opening the door for advertising on the uniforms. The Honchos may have had some jet lag after two weeks off, but there was enough energy to end like they always do with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Rob Manfred, the alleged commissioner of Major League Baseball. Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Happy April everybody! New month, new showgram. As Spring Break approaches for the Honchos, the guys talked about their Spring Break plans, toilet habits, and Paul's new Bryan Adams tribute band. That was merely the warm-up for the everyone's favorite new segment, Who Wore It Best? This is episode 57, so we paid tribute to another famous 57, former Twins and Mets pitcher Johan Santana. The Honchos finished the opening segment with a rousing Headlines segment featuring Australian vasectomy trends, chicken tender 911 calls, and uncomfortable passenger behavior on Southwest airlines.In the NCAA segment the Honchos did their usual thorough breakdown of Kansas's 72-69 win over UNC in the NCAA Championship, as well as a shout out to South Carolina's victory over UConn in the women's tournament. The Honchos even squeezed in the winner of the Famous Alumni Bracket (still not on Twitter), Paul Rudd from the University of Kansas.The NFL Recap only had one story, and of course it had to be about the Washington Commanderskins. This time it was alleged financial improprieties that if true, may be the death knell for team owner Little Danny Snyder.Lot of hoops talk in the NHL/NBA/MLB segment, as well as a look at the NHL playoffs, the final update for the Ingleside Lakers as they were finally eliminated from playoff contention, Ben Simmons still not playing for Brooklyn, but finding time for a grievance against the Sixers, and a peek at the newest members of the Basketball Hall of Fame. With Opening Day coming up in the MLB this week the Honchos rolled out their 2022 MLB preview with picks and nuggets, and a look ahead to some technology changes for 2022.The Honchos could not leave for their Spring Break yuks without first dropping a new Dope of the Week. This week's winner was the legend himself, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Episode 56 - Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.They say that March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. Well, friendos, the Honchos came in like a lion this month and will go out like a lion – Dan Campbell to be exact. This was a big week in the entertainment world (more so than the sports world) so the showgram opened with celebrity talk – the passing of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, and the health-related retirements of Phil Collins and Bruce Willis from concerts and acting respectively. The Honchos really felt their age with that news. This is a wacky, feel-good show, however, so in that vein they turned their attention to the “Who Wore It Best?” segment featuring, in honor of the 56th show, legendary New York Giants linebacker, Hall of Famer Lawrence “LT” Taylor. The Honchos went back to the entertainment well for the Headlines segment as they dissected the “Slap Heard Round the World” at the Oscars, as well as a story about repaying debts to your drug dealer with nudity and shocking news about where Brits enjoy snacking. Here is a hint – it ain't in in the kitchen!There are four teams left in the NCAA tournament so after some post-Gonzaga therapy for Rob, there was a thorough breakdown of the Final Four and even a prediction or two. Spoiler Alert! It is Duke for the win. They even had time to give everyone an update on the Famous Alumni bracket.There is never an off-season in the NFL so there was plenty of news to discuss this week. There was breaking news tonight about Bruce Arians stepping away as coach of the Bucs, the new playoff OT rules, changes to the Rooney rule, Roger Goodell's plans for Deshaun Watson (yes, we are still talking about him), and Rob gave all 8 USFL fans a preview of the 2022 season (not really).The pickings were mighty slim in the NHL/NBA/MLB cupboard tonight, but the Honchos found one crumb to chew on. They kicked around the nutty idea to extend the NHL salary cap into the playoffs.In honor of the Detroit Lions being chosen for this year's “Hard Knocks” on HBO, and Detroit being named host city for the 2024 NFL Draft, the Honchos replayed a classic DOTW featuring Lions head coach Dan Campbell. Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Episode 55 - Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Spring has finally sprung and so too have the Honchos for another pastoral Wednesday feast of sports and other stuff. The Honchos put on their pastel finery tonight and talked about movies, the lifting of the vaccine mandate in New York, and the horror that is Peyronie's disease (don't ask). The Honchos shook that off and gave us the always sunny “Who Wore It Best?” segment featuring, in honor of the 55th show, a great (but not Hall of Fame worthy) player who also wore number 55. The mystery guest wearing 55 was former MLB pitcher Orel Hershiser of the Dodgers, Indians (yes, Indians) and the Mets. Before turning to the sporty part of the showgram there was time for a few Headlines about the dangers of drugs (and the people that take them) – inhaling deodorant, hiding drugs by consuming them, calling the police to verify the quality of drugs, and ironically-shaped edibles courtesy of Mike Tyson.It would not be spring without a thorough review of the smoldering wreckage that is our collective brackets and an update on the Famous Alumni bracket. Spoiler alert! Not great, Bob!Everyone but the Honchos were involved in an NFL trade this week, so the NFL Recap was all about old faces in new places. Watson to Cleveland, Ryan to Indy, Adams to Vegas, Hill to Miami, and the strange journey of Malcolm Butler ends where it began, in New England. The Honchos wrapped the pro football stuff with some hot USFL talk including some of their wackier rules.The NHL/NBA/MLB segment focused primarily on a review of the NHL trade deadline. Who made moves and who stood pat? The Honchos laid to rest the Ingleside Lakers update (at least until the playoffs), examined the money thrown at MLB free agents. discussed the new rules in MLB this season, Trevor Bauer in the cooler, Max Scherzer done with labor negotiations, and even asked why Rob has not been named the new MLB commissioner.No Spring is ever complete without sunshine, April showers, cherry blossoms, and the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Rex Chapman of CNN and CBS Sports.All live and archived at sportshonchos.com.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

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Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos came in like a lion on their first show for the month of March. After some movie talk, including Rob's review of The Batman, it was time for “Who Wore It Best?” For the 53rd show, the Honchos highlighted Hall of Famer Don Drysdale, who wore number 53 with the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers. The Headlines segment featured plastic surgery gone mad, the best story from the 2022 Winter Olympics, and bizarre criminal behavior in Green Bay.The sack of sports was ripped open with some College Football Playoffs expansion talk, followed by an NFL segment that was all about the quarterbacks (and one degenerate gambler). The Honchos crushed national media outlets for their reporting on the death of Redskins (yes, Redskins) legend Charley Taylor, and then it was all about the QBs: the new Aaron Rodgers contract to stay in Green Bay, the Russell Wilson trade to Denver, and the Commanderskins trading for Carson Wentz (oy gevalt). Before leaving the NFL segment the Honchos rapped about Calvin Ridley's suspension for betting on NFL games.During the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos discussed Alex Ovechkin's obligation to speak out against Russia, the latest on the sinking ship that is the Ingleside Lakers, the end of steroid testing in MLB, and, of course, an update on the MLB Lockout, which has just caused the cancellation of another week of games.After a brief detour into the latest heart attack on a bun offerings from a burger chain that shall remain nameless, it was time for the Honchos to go out like a lamb with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Doug Williams of the Washington Commanderskins. Follow everywhere @sportshonchos

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Episode 52 was the Honchos Super Bowl hangover episode, so it was (almost) all football, all the time. After some show-opening small talk about vacations and family, the Honchos started the festivities with the “Who Wore It Best” segment. Today they paid tribute to NFL Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis who wore number 52 with the Baltimore Ravens. Before leaving the non-football portion of the showgram, there were a few Headlines, which included snow blower rampages, Valentine's Day candy, and the worst Black History Month tribute ever.There was only one thing in the sack of sports and that, of course, was a thorough autopsy on Super Bowl 56. The Honchos tackled (see what we did there) all aspects of the big game, plus the halftime show of course, as the Honchos waved goodbye to football as it went into hibernation for the Winter and Spring. Just because there can never be enough football yak, the Honchos also rapped about the newest NFL expansion team, the Washington Commanders, including thoughts from the great John Riggins on what a new name and logo mean to the players of the past.After such a gluttonous feast of football, the only dessert can be the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Jonathan Allen, DT for your Washington Commanders.All lived and archived shows at sportshonchos.com.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.com

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos welcomed the month of February with a super romantic showgram as we approach Valentine's Day. The love fest started with some mask talk, Paul's son going to his first hockey game, snow on the Island, and why Jackass Forever is such a romantic movie. This is the 51st showgram and in the “Who Wore It Best” segment, the Honchos put the spotlight on NFL legend Dick Butkus, the Hall of Fame LB for the Chicago Bears. After showering Butkus with affection it was time for some Headlines. There were stories of fishing, dipping sauce, fundraising gone bad, and tattoos.The focus of tonight's showgram, besides love, was football, football, and more football. And arguing. The Honchos debated the racist undertones of Nebraska's Herbie Husker mascot before diving headfirst into the NFL. It is Super Bowl Week friendos! The Honchos took a deep dive into the Super Bowl, analyzed the game, picked a winner, and reminisced about some great commercials. The football follies continued with a courageous conversation over whether Cincinnati should be closing schools the day after the Super Bowl, Brady's retirement, and, finally, an economy-sized, heart-shaped box filled with anxiety over the state of the NFL and barriers to entry in light of the Brian Flores lawsuit. Buckle up. It got rocky.There was so much football packed (like Elvis's colon) into the showgram that we had to ditch the NHL/NBA/MLB segment at the altar. It will be back next week we promise!The Honchos went out on a high note with the wide smile and open-mouthed kiss they like to call the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Stony Brook University in Long Island. Yes, an entire institution. A first for the Honchos! Follow everywhere @sportshonchosAll live and archived shows at sportshonchos.com

Sports of Course with Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It was a golden celebration for the Honchos as they celebrated 50 big showgrams with a jam-packed, economy-sized Thursday version of the usual Wednesday extravaganza. The Honchos kicked off the proceedings by reminiscing about 50 shows and talking about the winter storm coming this weekend before the “Who Wore It Best” segment, which paid tribute to Hall of Famer David Robinson who wore number 50 with the San Antonio Spurs. The opening segment concluded with the Headlines segment, in which instead of stupid criminals there were stories of stupid America.The NFL segment featured a dizzying look at one of the most exciting playoff weekends ever and a preview of Championship Sunday. Additionally, the Honchos took some swings at the Sean Payton retirement, the handwringing and teeth-gnashing over the overtime rule, and the futures of Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers.During the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos discussed news around the rinks that included Keith Yandle's Iron Man streak, Drew Doughty's 1,000th game, PK Subban, Henrik Lundquist, and the passing of Clark Gilles. After the weekly update on the Ingleside Lakers and a check of the MLB lockout, the conversation turned to the 2022 MLB Hall of Fame Class (congrats Big Papi) and the fates of Clemens, Bonds, Sosa, and Rose.The golden delight of this 50th showgram took a bow as it normally does with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Dan Snyder, owner of the Washington Redskins/WooFTskins/Football Team/Commanders/Admirals. All live and archived shows at sportshonchos.com.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

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Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It is a New Year and the Honchos welcomed 2022 with a brand new showgram. New year, same old yuks and nonsense. It was also the debut of Rob's new podcast equipment so it was just a steaming pile of newness for the Honchos faithful. The show started with some holiday vacation recaps and then the Honchos celebrated episode 48 with a tribute to another number 48, Jacob deGrom. pitcher for the New York Mets. The showgram open ended with some Headlines, which included stupid criminals and Lego's first anus! Now that is a reason to listen friendos!The Honchos started the cavalcade of sports with a recap of the College Football Championship (hats off to the Dawgs of Georgia) and uncovered the real reason why the CFP will not expand beyond 4 teams until at least 2026.Next up was the NFL segment in which the Honchos ripped through the Week 18 games, which included the epic, all-timer between the Raiders and the Chargers to end the regular season. The Honchos then broke down the NFL playoff matchups for this weekend and made their predictions. Before leaving the NFL segment there was a look at which coaches were fired on "Black Monday," the 7 available head coaching jobs going into next season, and why on earth a successful coach like Brian Flores was fired by the Miami Dolphins. Because this was such a football-dominated show our usual NHL/NBA/MLB segment was reduced to a couple of quick hits on topics like the MLB lockout, the Yankees hiring the first woman to manage a professional baseball team, and the latest from the Ingleside Lakers. No matter how bloated our usual segments get there is always room on the buffet for the dessert that is the Dope of the Week and tonight was no exception. This week's winner was Jason Wright, President of the Washington Football Team. Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Sports of course! Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos closed out 2021 with a real Holiday Spectacular, Honchos-style! The Honchos opened the show with a recap of Rob's trip to New York (and his failure to tell Paul beforehand) and then paid tribute to MLB Hall of Famer Jack Morris in honor of episode 47 since he wore number 47 for the Tigers, Blue Jays, and Twins. It was then time for some holiday-themed Headlines plus one about Karma being undefeated.The Honchos gift to you was putting the NFL Recap in the beginning of the show for a change. No returns, exchanges, or re-gifting friendos. After a review of the Week 15 games, the Honchos discussed the firing of Jacksonville coach Urban Meyer and the new Covid protocols in the NFL.The cavalcade of sports continued with the NHL/NBA/MLB segment. The stocking was stuffed with the sudden resignation of Winnipeg coach Paul Maurice, Covid disruptions to the NHL season, the NHL pulling out of the 2022 Olympics in Beijing. the Ingleside Lakers update, the return of Kyrie Irving to the Nets from Covid exile (lots of Covid talk again), and the return of Buck Showalter. The Honchos ended the year, and the show, with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Shad Khan, owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars.Happy Holidays everyone. Thanks for your love and support. See you in 2022.Follow everywhere @sportshnchos. All archives at sportshonchos.com.

Sports of course with Robert Kuney and Paul C. Cuthbert. The Honchos were back after an extended Thanksgiving vacation with another heaping pile of sports radio goodness. After the Honchos talked about Paul's sojourn to New Orleans for his brother's wedding, they paid tribute to a famous "46" in honor of episode 46, New York Yankee legend Andy Pettitte. In the Headlines segment the Honchos tackled Zoom firing, snake removal, and parent volunteers at school that also happen to have an OnlyFans account.The sack of sports opened with the NCAA recap. The Honchos broke down the final four in the college football playoffs, coaching hires at LSU and USC (including the amazing clap back from an Oklahoma state senator), and a final Presbyterian Blue Hose update to wrap the 2021 season.In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos gave us an NHL open skate, an Ingleside Lakers update, examined the MLB lockout nonsense, and celebrated the newest members of the MLB Hall of Fame, many of whom were long overdue for enshrinement.The NFL whiparound was extra exciting tonight as Rob got a bit testy over Paul questioning his assertion that the Patriots were back to being the dominant force in the AFC, but there was still the normal in-depth look at Week 13 and the games to watch in Week 14. So all was right with the world.After a brief discussion of the diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Olympics by the U.S., the showgram pulled into the station as it usually does with the Dope of the Week. This week's co-winners were the entire Detroit and Pittsburgh NFL franchises. Live and archived at sportshonchos.com.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos welcomed November with a Fall Classic of their own. Episode 45, in which the Honchos paid tribute to another 45, Bob Gibson, began with some Halloween talk and then gave way to some headlines. Tonight's top stories dealt with a high school blowout, strange times at the local Popeye's, and some terrible social justice from our pals at PETA.The Honchos popped the cork on the sports with some college football talk. The first CFP rankings are out so that took top billing in this segment. That was followed by Jim Harbaugh talk, interesting nuggets from the week that was in college football, the candy choices of the ACC coaches, the firing of Gary Patterson at TCU, and the weekly Blue Hose update.Things got heated between the Honchos during the NHL/NBA/MLB segment when the conversation turned to the NHL's handling of the Blackhawks-Brad Aldrich scandal, especially the Hall of Fame's decision to remove Aldrich's name from the Cup. When the dust settled the Honchos talked Sidney Crosby and Covid, the continuing drama around Ben Simmons, the Ingleside Lakers, the World Series, Bob Melvin taking the Padres job, and the retirement of Buster Posey.The NFL recap featured the usual whiparound the league, moves that were made (and not made) at the trade deadline, Aaron Rodgers getting Covid, and more bad news for the Vegas Raiders in the form of Henry Ruggs.The Fall Classic got to a Game 7 with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Mike Tomlin, head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Sports of course with your hosts Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Tonight was a very special episode of the Sports Honchos - the Honchos Halloween Spooktacular! We also marked the 44th episode of the Honchos with a tribute to another 44, Washington Redskins great John Riggins. After a discussion of their favorite horror/slasher films from the late 70s and early 80s, it was time for the Headlines: a Pop Tarts lawsuit, drunk Amish buggy drivers, and a list of favorite Halloween candy in each state.The sports portion of the Honchos started with a recap of the college football from last weekend, the stupidity of a 9 OT game and the worst taunting call of all time, the best games of the upcoming weekend, and the always fabulous Blue Hose update.In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos examined the NBA's 75th anniversary team, the continuing saga of Ben Simmons, and the Braves-Astros World Series match-up. The segment ended with a look around the NHL and the sad tale of the Chicago Blackhawks scandal.The showgram ended with a brief look at the MLS and then it was time for another high-spirited NFL whiparound review of the games from week 7 and the games of note upcoming in week 8. The showgram hit the witching hour as it always does with a special Halloween-themed Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Mike Leach, head coach of the Mississippi State football team.Follow everywhere @sportshonchosAll live and archived shows at sportshonchos.com

Hosted by Robert Kuney and Paul C. Cuthbert.Tonight was the 43rd episode of the Honchos, and in honor of the new episode and Richard Petty (who drove the 43 car), the Honchos made more left turns than usual. After a spirited tribute to King Richard and racing and racing movies, the Honchos tackled two of the biggest non-sports issues out there: #DeviousLicks on Tik Tok and the coregasm sweeping (literally) the nation.The sports portion of the Honchos started with a recap of college football from last weekend, which included the new look Top 25 after Iowa's loss to unranked Purdue, Ohio State lurking just outside the College Football Playoff as we await the first ESPN CFP poll, Nick Rolovich out at Washington State and Ed Orgeron out at LSU, the best games of the upcoming weekend, and the always fabulous Blue Hose update.In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos wished former Islander great Mike Bossy well as he battles cancer, discussed the latest self-destruction from Evander Kane, welcomed the 2021-2022 NBA season and the Ingleside Lakers, reviewed the MLB playoffs, and tossed around the extension for Tony LaRussa and the firing of Mike Shildt.The showgram ended with the breathless NFL whiparound review of the games from week 6 and the games of note upcoming in week 7. Then the show ended as it always does with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Kyle Kuzma of the Washington Wizards.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It was the Forty-Deuce show for the Honchos tonight. The magic number is 42, for Jackie Robinson and for 42 shows, and just like the previous 41 the Honchos brought the noise and brought the funk tonight. After Rob proudly announced that he is the newest member of the Nielsen ratings family, the Honchos got right to the news of the day - strange ways to die and the worst wedgie of all time.The sportstalk portion of the showgram started with a review of the epic week that was in college football. The Honchos had a lot to say about Alabama's loss to Texas A&M, the continuing chaos in the Top 25, the reality of who gets into the College Football Playoff, and the weekly Presbyterian Blue Hose update.In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos waxed philosophically about the start of the 2021-22 NHL season, their favorite goalies of the past, salaries in the NHL, the Ben Simmons dance with the Sixers, Kyrie Irving's selfish stance on vaccines, and the MLB playoffs. Are the Astros cheating again? The NFL recap had the usual whiparound look at the games from Week 5 and the upcoming games in Week 6, but the segment was dominated by the Jon Gruden resignation (firing) in the wake of his inflammatory and offensive emails. The marathon showgram ended as it always does, with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Danny White, Athletic Director at the University of Tennessee.Follow everywhere @sportshonchosAll archives at sportshonchos.com

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.September may be coming to an end, but the Honchos roll on with another elephantitis-sized showgram for y'all. After an uplifting talk about their mortality and Paul's ear woes, the Honchos led off the show with some headlines about elephant tranquilizers, Michael Jordan's underwear, and the worst condom substitute ever.The bucket of sports began with some college talk. After commenting on the NCAA finally calling the women's basketball tourney "March Madness," the Honchos did a recap of Week 4 around the NCAA. The college segment ended with another Presbyterian Blue Hose update, the official college team of the Sports Honchos.In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos paid a proper tribute to Henrik Lundquist before turning their attention to the Caps jersey ads, the changing sponsors for the Winter Classic, the vaccine war in the NBA and the continuing saga of Ben Simmons and the Sixers. The NFL recap contained the usual hi-jinks and hilarity as the Honchos whipped around the league to review Week 3 and looked ahead to some important games upcoming. And yes, the Jags-Bengals game made that list!The show reached the finish line the way it always does, with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Tyler Boyd, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver. Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos unloaded their 40th episode tonight with another epic performance. After the usual small talk and banter, like their Matrix and John Wick mashup idea, the show started for real with the worst idea ever for a Halloween costume and some unwanted ingredients in a Bolivian fast food hamburger.The sack of sports opened with some NCAA football talk. There was a recap of the week 3 action, a look at the lack of any truly dominant team this season, and the Honchos developed a man crush on the Presbyterian Blue Hose and the mighty Pioneer League.The NBA/NHL/MLB segment included the John Wall trade, Ben Simmons wanting out of Philly, the out of control player movement killing the NBA, Covid vaccine requirements for the MLB postseason, and a deep dive on the issue of whether or not it is unfair for a 100 win team to have to play in the one-game NL wild card game. The Honchos took a look at the action from last week's NFL games in the NFL Recap segment, and went in depth on the Ravens thrilling win over the Chiefs as well as Rob's worrisome affection for one Kirk Cousins. There was also a look ahead at the upcoming schedule of games.The 40th episode ended the way the previous 39 ended - with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Aaron Jones of the Green Bay Packers.All archives at www.sportshonchos.com.Follow@sportshonchos

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos made their triumphant return to the airwaves with the always exciting Atonement Show on the eve of Yom Kippur. Boy do they have to do a lot of atoning. After some TV talk and a recap of the Honchos finally being in the same place together, attention was paid to headlines around the world with stories about underwear thieves and killer hot dogs.The Honchos ripped open the sack of sports with some college football talk, including tectonic shifts in conference alignments, the firing of Clay Helton at USC, and whether Ohio State's loss or Notre Dame's too close for comfort win was the bigger deal this season.The NHL/NBA/MLB segment was brief, but meaningful, as the Honchos discussed the NHL returning to the Olympics in 2022 (if we are not at war), the pennant races and wild card races heating up in the MLB, and the retirement of Ryan Braun.The NFL Recap was back and better than ever now that real live games are underway at last. After a quick recap of highlights of last week's games, football yak focused on the continuing saga of Deshaun Watson, Josh Gordon, Larry Fitzgerald, the Bills requiring vaccinations at home games, and a review of the debut of the Manning brothers on Monday Night Football. There was even an OJ story. Talk about atonement . . . The show ended as it always does with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Brian Kelly, head football coach at the University of Notre Dame.Follow @sportshonchos All archives at www.sportshonchos.com.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos were back after summer vacation for another action-packed showgram. You spoke, we listened, and we did the show anyway. The Honchos opened the show with some movie talk and then dove right into some headlines - Wolfie Van Halen, the death of Ron Popeil and the potential bacon panic in California next year. The Honchos opened the long overdue sack of sports by offering up some opinions on why nobody is watching the Olympics, followed by a tribute to the late Bobby Bowden, and a look at the changing landscape of major conference college football.The NHL/NBA/MLB segment was hopping this morning with fresh-baked goodness: Evander Kane, the Chicago Blackhawks, Marc-Andre Fleury, the Ingleside Lakers, MLB trade talk, the new name of the artist formerly known as the Cleveland Indians, Mets bashing, Trevor Bauer still on suspension, and they ended the segment with a smidge of positivity - the upcoming MLB "Field of Dreams" game. The NFL is back (sort of) and so was a beefed up NFL recap. Pre-season boredom, Dan Campbell's morning coffee habit, the obligatory Deshaun Watson update, confirmation of Aaron Rodgers as a money-hungry diva, the Carson Wentz injury and the return of Philip Rivers(?), and the WooFTskins banning Native-American headdresses and face paint from home games. Despite all of that gluttony, the Honchos still managed to squeeze in the Dope of the Week to end the shenanigans. This week's winner was Kirk Cousins, QB of the Minnesota Vikings.All archives at sportshonchos.comFollow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It was a Sunday morning show . . . on a Monday night! The MLB All-Star Game extravaganza started with an update on Paul's health (ear crystals - who knew), the latest hot dog eating triumph by Joey Chesnutt, and another fireworks safety lecture because there sure are some dumb people out there. And Overbite Man made a guest appearance as well.The sports chatter started in earnest with the first major college athlete endorsement deal in the wake of the NCAA's ruling on NIL rights for its athletes. In the NBA/NHL/MLB segment the Honchos got into a lot of topics, including the NBA Finals heating up as the Bucks are making it a series, everyone overreacting to USA Basketball's loss to Nigeria, the Lightning winning their second Cup in a row, shirtless Nikta Kucherov, the tragic, and mysterious it seems, death of Blue Jackets goalie Matiss Kivlenieks, Duncan Keith traded to the Oilers, Trevor Bauer's suspension, and a whole lot of All-Star Game talk, complete with another ignorant take from Stephen A. Smith. There was even a Joe Pepitone sighting!The NFL Recap was all about drama king Aaron Rodgers and the fastest 2021 season preview ever courtesy of Paulie. After a brief look at Italy's win in Euro 2020 and some great trash talk from Danish goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, the show slid into home as it always does with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Rob Manfred, MLB Commissioner.Follow everywhere @sportshonchosAll archives at www.sportshonchos.com.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos returned to the airwaves with a July 4th spectacular that was at times both patriotic and explosive with just a hint of national pride. The Honchos lit the candle with a PSA about fireworks safety and then did a deep dive (see what we did there) into all things tuna and Subway and potential seafood fraud. And Rob introduced Paulie to Overbite Man.The sack of sports was cut open and out tumbled the recent NCAA and Supreme Court decisions on student-athletes profiting from their NIL rights. The Honchos grappled with how this will or will not change the landscape of college sports in America.In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos discussed the NHL and NBA playoffs as they reach their respective conclusions, the allegations against Trevor Bauer. the MLB crackdown on the use of foreign substances on baseball and whether it is actually working, the All-Star game, and more happenings off the field for the New York Mets.The NFL Recap was dominated by the latest news from the Washington WooFTskins. Dan Snyder out (for now)! Tanya Snyder in! Team fined $10 million! What does it all mean? Nothing as long as they win. Maybe.After a brief review of Euro 2020 in Seconds of Soccer, the show wrapped as it always does with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Tyler Glasnow of the Tampa Bay Rays.Follow everywhere @sportshonchosAll archives and podcast links at www.sportshonchos.com

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbet and Robert Kuney.The Honchos served up another hot Sunday brunch today. They led off by addressing the Foo Fighters upcoming concert at Madison Square Garden and the heated debate about concert goers being required to be vaccinated, and then turned their attention to some headlines like a man being swallowed by a humpback whale (and surviving), some positive light shined on the police for a change, and a bizarre lawsuit out of Yonkers involving cell phones, thongs, and school principals.The bag of sports was opened and what came out first was the proposed expansion of the College Football Playoffs from 4 teams to 12. After the college football talk, the Honchos hit the NBA, NHL, and MLB.First up was the NBA and the Honchos talked NBA playoffs and played "Who Is Dumber" with unfortunate comments by Jeff Van Gundy and Steven A. Smith. Then attention was paid to the NHL with playoff talk and a therapy session for Rob's Barry Trotz angst. Finally, after the world's shortest tribute to the late Mike Marshall, the boys discussed the MLB crackdown on foreign substances used by pitchers and the real reason why pitching is so dominant all of a sudden. A brief NFL Recap contained more updates on Deshaun Watson and Aaron Rodgers, the Julio Jones trade, and Russell Wilson smokescreens.After a quick look at Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open and Euro 2020, the show lurched to the finish line with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Gerrit Cole of the New York Yankees.All shows archived at www.sportshonchos.comFollow everywhere @sportshonchos.

Live Every Sunday Morning | 10:30am EST. | Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbet and Robert Kuney.It was the debut of the new Sunday morning showgram and the Sports Honchos served up a heaping pile of eggs, bacon, and sports yak. The Honchos debuted a new segment called "Headlines to Make You Do Lines," and the inaugural edition featured cicada talk (they urinate) and guidelines from the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control on sex during the pandemic.The sack of sports was ripped open with a look around hockey, basketball, and baseball. The Honchos started the sports talk with the NHL playoffs, the Mark Scheifele hit on Jake Evans, and Canada relaxing their travel protocols in time for the final four in the playoffs. Next up was the NBA playoffs, the Clippers and Mavericks in a Game 7, the legacy of LeBron and KD, big changes with the Boston Celtics off the court, and the Liz Cambage body shaming story. Finally, the boys hashed out the Bob Brenly mess in Arizona.After the Honchos celebrated the career of Duke's Coach K, who is calling it quits after this coming season, there was a quick look at Helio Castroneves winning the Indy 500, Medina Spirit's second positive drug test, and 10,000 Olympic volunteers quitting less than two months before the start of the Summer Olympics in Japan.It was a new day for the Honchos, but the show ended the same way it always does - with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Gilles Moretton, head of the French Tennis Federation.Follow everywhere @sportshonchosAll archives at www.sportshonchos.com

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Tonight was the last Wednesday showgram before the show moves to Summertime Sundays. The Honchos marked the occasion with another steaming pile of audio goodness. The Honchos kicked off the festivities with some vaccine and mask talk followed by an in-depth investigation into the FAA's new policy of randomly weighing passengers before flights.The sack of sports was opened with a recap of Phil Mickelson's historic PGA Championship win. From there the Honchos took to the ice to talk NHL playoffs, another disappointing end to the Caps season, Barry Trotz, Connor McDavid, John Davidson's return to Columbus and Wayne Gretzky's new job with TNT. After talking about the NBA playoffs and Julius Randle winning the NBA's Most Improved Player award, the Honchos reviewed where MLB stands as it approaches the 50 game milestone.The NFL Recap featured your weekly DeShaun Watson update, the latest from the Aaron Rodgers-Green Bay Packers melodrama, and Julio Jones wanting out of Atlanta.The show wrapped with a discussion of Comfort (TX) High School's overreaction to a rather harmless senior prank and the debut of the Throwback Dope of the Week, a look at a DOTW from years gone by. Tonight's winner was Jim Zorn, former head coach of the Washington Redskins.Follow everywhere at @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney,The Honchos were back and more hydrated than ever this week after taking off last week. The tanned, rested, and ready Honchos opened the show with cicada talk, gas shortage talk, a salute to Andre the Giant, and why critics of Disneyland's new Snow White have proved that we all take a deep breath once in a while. The pouch of sports was unzipped and the NHL/NBA/MLB segment spilled out as the Honchos tackled the NHL playoffs, the NBA playoffs, the Clippers taking a dive to end the regular season, the 2021 Basketball Hall of Fame class and the surprising story of Ben Wallace, the retirement of Marv Albert after more than a half century of calling games, and the epic beef between former number one overall pick Kwame Brown and, well, everyone. They did not forget about baseball; the Honchos discussed Albert Pujols' third act with the Dodgers and the Oakland A's possible relocation.After the weekly Deshaun Watson lawsuit update, the Honchos talked about Bob Baffert's suspension from Belmont Park and Kenny Mayne leaving ESPN. The show came to its usual rip-roaring conclusion with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Jimbo Fisher, head football coach at Texas A&M University.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.Archives and links at sportshonchos.com

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It is Cinco de Mayo and the Honchos celebrated in style with a super-special Cinco de Honchos Showgram. After a sentimental tribute to a cherished pet and the end of one of America's great love affairs, the Honchos taught us everything we wanted to know (and less) about Cinco de Mayo.The sports pinata was opened with the NBA/NHL/MLB segment that included LeBron James not happy with the NBA's new playoff format, Tom Wilson's latest transgression, big changes at the top of the New York Rangers organization, John Means' almost-perfect no-hitter, Roberto Alomar's latest troubles, Francisco Lindor's struggles, the firing of Chili Davis in New York, and why we are overlooking the greatness of Mike Trout this season.The NFL Recap featured a Deshaun Watson update, thoughts on the NFL Draft and which of the first round QBs will face the most pressure this season, the Aaron Rodgers drama and a potential return to the NFL by Tim Tebow.After shaming the Man U fans that stormed Old Trafford and examining why American sports fans do not have the same power to effectuate change as European sports fans, the show ended with a rousing Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Robert Griffin III.All podcast platforms at sportshonchos.com.Follow everywhere at @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Tonight, the Honchos celebrated their 30th showgram with another star-studded extravaganza, minus the actual stars. After some birthday self-congratulations the Honchos kicked off the showgram with robot pizza delivery and the return of an old friend from the 1980s. The Honchos opened the bucket o’ sports with a couple of NHL storylines involving the start of the 2021-22 hockey season and how the NHL will maneuver around the Canadian travel restrictions as the league goes deeper into the playoffs. After a look at the latest social media firestorm involving LeBron James, the conversation turned to the diamond. Topics included Madison Bumgarner’s “no-hitter,” Shohei Ohtani’s underrated greatness, the MLB extra-innings rule, and the new extra-inning rule in the Pioneer League. The NFL Recap started with the obligatory Deshaun Watson update before turning their attention to Rob’s Hannukah (sort of), the NFL Draft. This was followed by an update on the Raiders unfortunate George Floyd tweet and the sad story of Chicago Bear legend Steve McMichael. In the last segment, the Honchos commented on ESPN standing pat with their Monday Night Football booth this coming season before wrapping the show as they always do with the Dope of the Week. This week’s winner? Jorge Masvidal of the UFC.Follow everywhere at @sportshonchos

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.This week's showgram was fabulous as always and included a first for the Honchos - a guest! That is right, a guest. Another voice added to the madness for the soccer segment. Friend of the show, and noted soccer head, Coach Bryan Lanham helped breakdown the emergence, and then disappearance, of the proposed European "Super League'' in soccer, which was one of the biggest stories in sports for about 24 hours. Tonight was the 5th anniversary of the death of Prince so there was a tribute to Prince before moving on to the break-up of A-Rod and J-Lo and Rob's fascination with "superfetation." After a quick discussion of Zack Snyder movies it was time to open the sack of sports.In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment featured the Honchos on the following: ads on NHL jerseys, Patrick Marleau's historic night, an examination of what is wrong with the Mets off the field and the Yankees on the field, and a quick look at the start of what will surely be contentious CBA talks between the MLB and the MLBPA. The NFL Recap featured yet another Deshaun Watson lawsuit update (complete with his new lawsuit theme song), Brett Favre and Mark Davis putting their feet in their mouths, the retirement of Alex Smith, and the potential new names for the Washington Football Team. Spoiler alert! Most of them suck.After a discussion of Joe Buck being added to the list of celebrity guest hosts on Jeopardy, the Honchos and Lanham dissected the Super League before declaring it dead on arrival. The show crossed the finish line tonight with the Dope of the Week. Tonight's winner was Jean Segura of the Philadelphia Phillies.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.All podcast platform links at sportshonchos.com.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It was another wacky, economy-sized showgram tonight in honor of Pete Rose's 80th birthday. The opening featured the death of Bernie Madoff and a survey about the best states in America because, well, Rob loves surveys like a cat likes tinsel.The sack of sports was ripped open with a lengthy discussion of Hideki Matsuyama's historic Masters win and the many storylines that came from this victory.The NHL/NBA/MLB segment featured the NHL trade deadline winners, Toronto and Washington, the NHL delaying the playoffs to make up the games Vancouver missed due to Covid, and a spirited debate on replay in the MLB based on a Ken Rosenthal article in The Athletic.The NFL Recap started with another update on the Deshaun Watson lawsuits before giving way to the retirement of Julian Edelman and why it is more than just a football story. The segment ended with the Bills welcoming 100% attendance this coming season and the unusual choice to play Sean Payton in an upcoming Netflix movie. After a charming story of how Minnesota local sports anchor Sam Ali got around ESPN's restrictions on using highlights of the Frozen Four, the Honchos wrapped tonight's showgram with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Aaron Wilson. formerly of The Houston Chronicle. Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.All podcast platform links at sportshonchos.com.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It is April and the Honchos sprung into action tonight with another shower of sports talk goodness. Okay. No more Spring references. The show opened with some good news about a friend of the show and what happens when people who own castles run afoul of the local authorities.The bucket of sports was opened with a review of Baylor's NCAA tournament finals victory over Gonzaga and discovered that Baylor is no Finland. The Honchos then examined the notion of how paying NCAA athletes impacts Title IX and non-revenue sports.The NHL/NBA/MLB segment opened with some NHL trade talk (complete with breaking trade news), the Vancouver Canucks battle with Covid-19, and a great story about New York Rangers coach Mike Keenan from former player Tony Amonte. The segment ended with a spirited look at the MLB's decision to move the All-Star game from Atlanta to Coors Field in Colorado. The NFL Recap segment was again dominated by QBs - Sam Darnold being traded, the continuing saga of Deshaun Watson and the increasing number of sexual assault allegations against him, and Aaron Rodgers' rather sleepy turn as guest host of Jeopardy.The Honchos then turned their attention to the LA County Sheriff's Department finally revealing the cause of the February crash involving Tiger Woods as well as why soccer is not taking hold in America like in other countries before ending the show as they always do with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was former NBA great Paul Pierce.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.Subscribe at iTunes and Spotify.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos ended the month of March with a jam-packed showgram tonight. The Honchos opened the show by comparing MRI stories, recapping the tale of the Ever Given being stuck in the Suez Canal, and telling the tale of another Burger King PR nightmare.The seal was broken on sports with a recap of the NCAA men's tournament and a look at the Final Four, a follow-up on last week's story of the discrepancy in treatment between the men's and women's tournaments. and a discussion of comments made by Baylor women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey after her team was eliminated from the tournament.With opening day less than 24 hours away, the NHL/NBA/MLB segment was dominated by MLB talk. The Honchos made their playoff predictions, discussed the Francisco Lindor contract talks with the Mets, and tried to determine who is truly punished if the All-Star game is moved out of Atlanta as a form of political protest.There was a brief NFL Recap focused on the NFL moving to 17 games. the plan for full attendance at NFL stadiums this season, and, of course, an update on the ever-evolving Deshaun Watson lawsuit story. After a spirited discussion about the removal of WWE and SpongeBob Squarepants content deemed inappropriate and insensitive, the Honchos ended the showgram with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Chris Grier, GM of the Miami Dolphins.Subscribe at Itunes and Spotify.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It was a very special Sports Honchos tonight as the Honchos celebrated their silver anniversary - 25 big shows! The Honchos started the party talking about Krispy Kreme's Covid-19 vaccine promotion and how vasectomies and the NCAA tournament are related. They even came up with a bold new marketing idea!The Honchos unzipped the pouch of sports by recapping their NCAA tourney picks. Spoiler alert - they did not do well. The NCAA talk included some Pat Forde ridiculousness as well as the disparity in treatment of the men's and women's teams in their respective tournaments. The Honchos then set their sights on the NHL, NBA. and the MLB with a complete breakdown of the Tim Peel firing, a quick look at the MLB's quixotic quest to rid the game of doctored baseballs and a tribute to the greatness that was Elgin Baylor. The NFL recap had one item: 24 terrible hours for WFT fans. The WFT may make "Washington Football Team" their permanent name and the NFL has paved the way to allow Dan Snyder to own the WooFTskins forever. The Honchos put a bow on this anniversary present to their loyal listeners with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner is Mark Madden of 105.9 the X in Pittsburgh.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.Subscribe at Itunes and Spotify..

Hosted by Robert Kuney and Paul C. Cuthbert.Your McHonchos were magically delicious tonight as they paid tribute to St. Patrick's Day as only the Sports Honchos can. The opening of the show was filled with Irish music, Irish culture, a look at St. Patrick's Day myths, misconceptions, and odd traditions (snake races!), and the most popular superstition in each state. The Irish stew of sports started with the Honchos filling out their March Madness brackets. Tear up your other brackets friendos! In the NHL/NBA/MLB segment the Honchos discussed the firing of Sabres head coach Ralph Krueger and why the Sabres have fallen on such hard times, Alex Ovechkin's historic night, the Rangers losing their entire coaching staff to Covid, the season-ending injury to Islanders captain Anders Lee, LeBron James becoming a part owner of the Red Sox, and experimental rules changes in the minor leagues that may make their way to the MLB.The NFL Recap ran down the start of the league year and the free agency moves around the NFL. Who stayed? Who changed teams? The Honchos spun the QB carousel once again and touched on the massive trade offer from the Bears for Russell Wilson that the Seahawks rejected. After a tribute to the retiring Drew Brees, the Honchos examined the lawsuit against Deshaun Watson and the wacky new OT rule proposed by the Baltimore Ravens.As the Honchos reached the end of tonight's sports rainbow, they paid tribute to the passing of Marvelous Marvin Hagler, updated last week's story about the Arlington (TN) HS girls basketball team, and applauded the social justice position of Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha. We wrapped up the extravaganza with the Dope of the Week, Todd Jackson, head of security for Madison Square Garden.Subscribe at Itunes and Spotify. Follow everywhere @sportshonchosAll podcast and follow links at www.sportshonchos.com

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Another Wednesday, another heaping helping of radio lasagna tonight from your Sports Honchos. The show kicked off with quite the variety show feel: the death of Lou Otten, inventor of the cassette tape, Rob's Top 40 radio days, Burger King screwing up International Women's Day, and a fleshlight for dogs. (Yes, you read that correctly.)The Honchos cracked open the bag of sports by following up on two stories from last week - the "Eyes of Texas" at the University of Texas and Greg McDermott, head coach of the Creighton men's basketball team. This was followed by a look at two schools with coaches in trouble - Kansas and Arizona.After an impromptu tribute to the late Walter Gretzky, father of Wayne, the Honchos celebrated the return of the NHL to ESPN. In the NBA segment the Honchos covered Blake Griffin to the Nets and the remarks of Meyers Leonard of the Miami Heat (with an assist from Julian Edelman). The Honchos then turned their attention to the MLB and their scheduled tribute to Lou Gehrig, and discussed the Texas Rangers having a full stadium for Opening Day.The NFL recap was QB heavy with the new contracts for Dak Prescott and Ben Roethlisberger and the waiting game with respect to Deshaun Watson, Russell Wilson, and Sam Darnold. The Honchos brought the extravaganza to a close with Seconds of Soccer, the strange case of the Arlington (TN) HS girls' basketball team, and, of course, the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Dan Snyder, owner of the Washington Football Team. Follow @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.It is the first show of March and the Honchos are your sports Ides of March. The show opened with a recap of the legend of Gerard Finneran and the most expensive corn flakes of all time. The Honchos got serious with a discussion of sensitivity in college sports involving the University of Texas fight song and the comments made by Creighton coach Greg McDermott.The hockey news centered around changes to the Montreal Canadians staff and Sidney Crosby sidelined by Covid. On the hardwoods the Honchos talked about James Harden for MVP and how bad things are for the Houston Rockets. In the baseball segment they went around the horn with a tribute to former O's manager Joe Altobelli, Ian Desmond opting out, and some more Mickey Callaway nonsense.The NFL recap focused on the Washington Football Team cheerleaders, JJ Watt to Arizona, the passing of Irv Cross, and a ride on the QB carousel. Who stays? Who goes? The show wrapped as it always does with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Steve DiMeglio of the USA Today.Subscribe at Itunes and Spotify.Follow @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos closed out February with another heart-shaped box of sports goodness on the showgram. The love fest started with the 41st anniversary of the U.S. Olympic Hockey team's gold medal win over Finland and a Twitter poll about being a passenger on the flight from Denver to Hawaii that lost an engine over the weekend. The biggest story of the week was the Tiger Woods car crash and it got the Honchos treatment to start the sports portion of this evening's performance. After the Woods talk the Honchos laced up the skates and looked at the saga of The Bread Man in New York and the firing of Claude Julian in Montreal. Then the Honchos went around the bases with the retirement of Tim Tebow, the Fernando Tatis, Jr. contract becoming lighter, and the resignation of Kevin Mather from the Mariners.Tonight's NFL Recap was all about the big news coming out of DC - no new name in 2021 for the WooFTskins, Alex Smith throwing the team under the bus, and the possibility of Jeff Bezos joining the ownership group. The dance ended tonight as it always does with the Dope of the Week. Tonight's winner was Joe Buck of the NFL on Fox.Follow @sportshonchos. Subscribe at Itunes and Spotify.Thank you for listening!

The Sports Honchos. Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney. Today pitchers and catchers reported to Spring Training and the Honchos reported to duty right alongside them. The showgram started with a Valentine's Day recap and Rob bitching and moaning about Twitter. The sports portion began with two social justice stories from the college world involving Bluefield College and Valparaiso University. This was followed by a trip around the rink with a high spirited conversation on the future of Rangers coach David Quinn and the Washington Caps free fall in February.Next up the Honchos went to the hardwood of the NBA to discuss James Harden's apology to the Houston Rockets, Draymond Green's displeasure with yet another NBA double standard, and what Anthony Davis's injury means for the Lakers and the NBA. The Honchos then took swings at Trevor Bauer, Justin Turner, Andrew Benintendi, and the new minor leagues set up in the MLB. At the end of the baseball segment they even broke the news about the new contract for Padres SS Fernando Tatis, Jr. (Spoiler alert - it was a lot of money!)The NFL recap was short, but sweet, with a look at the QB carousel this off-season and the Texans release of DE JJ Watt.Before transitioning to soccer talk, the Honchos had two Olympic-themed stories - the resignation of the President of the Tokyo Olympic Committee and a "Breaking Bad" - style story about former Olympian Scott Miller. The Honchos even squeezed in a look at the Daytona 500!The circus came to a close as it always does with the Dope of the Week, and the winner tonight was Lorraine Grohs.Subscribe at Apple and Spotify. Now part of the DeanBlundell.com Network.Follow everywhere @sportshonchos.

The Sports Honchos - Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos brought it strong tonight with a Super Bowl Halftime Show-type presentation: jam packed with entertainment and longer than a normal show. No extra charge friendos.The showgram started with a look at some Valentine's Day alternatives to the usual flowers and candy and then the Honchos talked about anger in America through the lens of a snow removal argument that turned fatal. Quite the transition! Before diving headfirst into sports the Honchos were proud to announce their official affiliation with the Dean Blundell network of podcasts. The sports yak started with the official release of the schedule for this year's NCAA March Madness followed by an examination of two big stories in the NBA - the debate over the All-Star game and the playing of the national anthem before games. Next the Honchos laced up their skates for some hockey talk. Should the NHL postpone the season? Will the hires of Ron Hextall and Brian Burke work in Pittsburgh? On the diamond the Honchos tossed around their thoughts on the latest negotiations between the MLB and MLBPA as well as the signing of Trevor Bauer by the Dodgers.The NFL Recap was a look back at Super Bowl 55 - the game, the coaches, the pregame and halftime entertainment, the ratings, the commercials, and the best call of the night from National Treasure Kevin Harlan. The show wrapped with a look at the massive layoffs at Bell Media and the DOTW. This week's winner was NFL reporter Michael Donaldson (with an honorable mention to the Washington Post).Subscribe, rate and review at Apple and Spotify podcasts.Follow along @sportshonchos.

The Sports Honchos - Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Tonight's showgram was a Super Bowl Preview Spectacular (with some other stuff)! The show opened with Rob angering Paulie with a story about pilot performance after a Covid layoff before they really got under each other's skin talking actual sports.The NHL segment started with Uncle Paulie's Story Time where we learned the sad tale of Tony D'Angelo of the New York Rangers. The Honchos celebrated the ageless Zdeno Chara in DC and the Caps resurgence under Coach Laviolette. They wrapped the ice time with the Covid disruptions in Buffalo, Jersey and Vegas.After a quick look at yet another new Covid protocol in the NBA, the Honchos took the field for some MLB talk. The Honchos went around the horn with the ongoing negotiations between MLB and the MLBPA, the Nolan Arenado trade, the retirement of Dustin Pedroia, and more heartache for the Mets in the person of Mickey Callaway.The NFL Roundup was the Super Bowl Preview. The Honchos made their picks and even came up with a secret weapon for the Chiefs - Eli Manning! The off the field preview included whether the Buccaneers can use their cannons at Raymond James Stadium, the attendance at the game, Super Sunday food trends around the country, and the changing tone of Super Bowl ads. Plus, will Rob need his own defibrillator when he watches the game Sunday?The Honchos wrapped up the extravaganza with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner? Juliana Carlos, Instagram influencer. Subscribe, rate and review at Apple and Spotify podcasts.Follow along @sportshonchos.

Hosted by Robert Kuney and Paul C. Cuthbert.Tonight the Honchos served up a steaming bowl of sports gumbo for all our listeners starting with a tribute to Rob's stepfather and a look at the most honest Chinese restaurant in North America. They started the sports cavalcade on the ice with a look at the Washington Capitals and their Covid penalty and the Patrick Laine-Pierre-Luc Dubois trade, which led to a brief detour into the power struggle between star players and owners in all leagues. Next the Honchos went to the hardwood of the NBA and talked about the NBA wanting to vaccinate its players as a public service, the "hug police," and the Covid-sniffing dogs in Miami.The MLB segment started with a tribute to the legend, Hank Aaron, and then the Honchos turned to the 2021 Hall of Fame class, which was no one, Curt Schilling's reaction, and the hypocrisy of the Hall. Baseball talk ended with a hot stove roundup on JT Realmuto and Trevor Bauer.The NFL Roundup was dominated by the AFC and NFC Championship game recaps. The Honchos also looked at the career of Philip Rivers and asked if he was a Hall of Famer.After a quick tribute to Larry King, Paul led the "Seconds of Soccer" segment, and then the Honchos wrapped the show with the Dope of the Week. This week's winner was Dan Campbell, the new head coach of the Detroit Lions.All links at www.sportshonchos.comAvailable on Apple and Spotifypodcasts. Follow @sportshonchos

Sports Honchos. Hosted by Robert Kuney and Paul C. Cuthbert.Honchos Inauguration showgram!The Honchos started the yuks with a study on how bearded men are better protected from blows to the head than clean-shaven men. This was followed by a more serious discussion of how Covid is impacting the bubble-free NBA and NHL and how these leagues can start letting in fans again. After the discussion of the new-look Brooklyn Nets with Harden and Durant plus the return of the enigma that is Kyrie Irving, the Honchos dove into the MLB. They talked free agency, the passing of Don Sutton, rule changes for 2021, how to settle ties in the MLB (spoiler alert: you don't have to settle them), and, of course, their take on Jared Porter's firing from the Mets.There was a quick NFL Recap in which the Honchos gave their picks for this weekend's AFC and NFC Championship games followed by the DOTW. This week's DOTW is George Hill of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Thank you for listening.Live and archived at www.sportshonchos.comSubscribe at Apple and Spotify.

The Sports Honchos - Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Tonight the Honchos returned to their normal timeslot with their usual shenanigans. The Honchos started the showgram with an apology from Rob for the show starting late and then dove right into the worst idea ever for a children's show courtesy of Denmark.The sports yak started in earnest with a review of Alabama's CFP Championship over Ohio State. This was followed by a celebration of the opening of the 2021 NHL season as well as a look at the NBC studio analyst and announce team changes for the upcoming season. They discussed Evander Kane's bankruptcy, the grim financial forecast for the 2021 season from Commissioner Bettman, and the games to be played in Lake Tahoe in February.The Honchos focused their MLB energies on the future of DJ LeMahieu in the Bronx and paid tribute to the late, great Tommy Lasorda (complete with audio clips of Mr. Lasorda). Before turning to the NFL the Honchos briefly examined the James Harden trade from the Houston Rockets to the Brooklyn Nets.The NFL Recap was exclusively about the twin tripleheaders that were Super Wild Card Weekend and looked ahead to this coming weekend's divisional round. Can anyone beat the Chiefs and Packers?Aaron Rodgers is going to be a guest host on Jeopardy. The Honchos mulled that decision and wondered if Rodgers has what it takes to host America's favorite game show.The Honchos finished strong with Seconds of Soccer and a special DOTW - two winners for the price of one! Congrats to Pittsburgh Steelers WRs JuJu Smith-Schuster and Chase Claypool.Thank you for listening. Please subscribe, rate and review.All live and archived shows at www.sportshonchos.com.

The Sports Honchos. Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos kicked off 2021 with a special breakfast edition of the show, and they jam-packed it with extra goodness for your midday break. They opened the showgram with a discussion of New Year's resolutions before diving headfirst into the sports.First off was a look at the CFP semifinals and a brief look at the big game on January 11th. The Honchos dissected the loss by Clemson to Ohio State and what the future holds for the Clemson program after Trevor Lawrence. The NCAA segment wrapped with praise for Heisman winner DeVonta Smith of Alabama and the firing of Texas head coach Tom Herman.The MLB/NBA/NHL segment was headlined by baseball talk starting with the big trade of Francisco Lindor to the Mets. They did a tribute to Phil Niekro, which then gave way to Bianca Smith being hired by the Red Sox and the Hall of Fame ballot submitted by David Skretta. The segment wrapped with praise for the USA Junior National Hockey Team winning the World Juniors and NHL naming rights for the NHL divisions. The NFL Roundup was mostly an exhaustive look at the twin tripleheader playoff games this weekend, and then a brief discussion of why the Jaguars and the Jets should be careful if they want to hire Urban Meyer or Ryan Day as their next head coach.The Honchos took a brief sports detour to look at Ken Jennings and his recent Twitter troubles and then it was time for another edition of Seconds of Soccer.The Honchos finished off today's short stack of podcast cakes, as they always do, with the Dope of the Week. This week we congratulated Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson.Thank you for listening.Subscribe, rate and review on Apple and Spotify podcasts.All live and archived shows at www.sportshonchos.com.

Hosted by Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos ended their 2020 season with a holiday-tastic, appetizer-sized showgram to get everyone in the holiday spirit. They opened the show with some big announcements about the Sports Honchos in 2021 and then told a heartwarming story about some unique Christmas lights in Maryland. The Honchos started the sports talk with a look at the College Football Playoffs and how the process could be changed or perhaps the field expanded. Paul gave Rob the assignment of coming up with a better system by the time they return in 2021. They also touched on Penn State turning down a postseason bowl invite that no one actually gave them.The NHL/NBA/MLB segment was dominated by NHL talk, specifically the start of the 2021 season with the new division alignments and playoff format for 2021. They discussed the helmet advertising being rolled out this season and then put a wrap on the story of King Henry's untimely retirement.The NFL Roundup included the weekly look at the dominant teams in the AFC and NFC, the end of the Patriots dynasty in the midst of one of Belichick's better coaching jobs, the Jets being the Jets, and the continuing foolishness of Dwayne Haskins in DC.Before putting a bow on tonight's show the Honchos tried to end the debate as to whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie (spoiler alert: they failed) and then it was time for another edition of "A Few Seconds of Soccer."Your friendly neighborhood Honchos ended the yuks as they always do with the Dope of the Week, and this week's winner was Joe Judge, head coach of the New York Football Giants.Subscribe at Apple Podcasts and Spotify. All show links at www.sportshonchos.com.

The Sports Honchos - The lighter side of sports with your hosts Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Another fabulous episode of the Honchos is in the books, and this time it was extra streamlined for your enjoyment. After opening the showgram with a discussion of the snow that battered the Northeast, Rob's summer job, and a state-by-state look at America's favorite Christmas treats, the Honchos ripped through the following topics including the war of words between Coach Nate Oats of Alabama and Coach K of Duke, College Football Playoff chaos scenarios and how Covid is impacting the College Football Bowl season, the Cleveland Indians name change, the Negro Leagues recognition as an official part of the MLB (finally), the new GM's of the Philadelphia Phillies, Dave Dombrowski and Mets Jared Porter. The NFL Roundup, included the defense of Gregg Williams, the Ravens-Browns "Hanukkah Miracle" game of the week, a look at the power teams in the AFC and NFC, the end of Thursday Night Football, and whether the Detroit Lions are the elephant graveyard of the NFL.Jumping off the sports convo for a few mins to talk some entertainment news, the guys chatted briefly on the recent Disney and Marvel rollout of their new shows and movies for 2021 and an apology to Bill Burr of The Mandalorian.The guys then introduced a brand new segment "A Few Seconds of Soccer" and Paulie corner kicked his way through some of the latest Futbol news from the States and Europe touching on matches of the week, table standings, Europa Cup and European Championship drawings.Your Honchos wrapped up the show as they always do with the Dope of the Week which was awarded to Coach Dan Mullen of the University of Florida.Thanks for listening. Subscribe at Apple and Spotify podcasts.All live and archived shows also at www.sportshonchos.com.

The Sports Honchos - The lighter side of sports with your hosts Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.Your pals the Honchos gave you an extra large showgram this evening. After opening with a delightful tale from Taiwan about buying a PS5, they worked tirelessly through the following topics:- The new Spiderman movie from the MCU- A fan return survey- The state of Super Bowl commercials in 2021- The plans to start the MLS, NHL and NBA seasons.- The drumbeat from the media and coaches to postpone the NCAA men's and women's basketball seasons.- The NBA's gifts to its owners and players.- The continuing saga of Ohio State, the Big 10 and the push to get the Buckeyes into the College Football Playoff.- The NFL Roundup, including the benching of Wentz in Philly, more Covid problems for the Ravens, the teams to watch in the AFC and NFC, the continuing greatness of Coach Belechick, and of course Rob told everyone how great the NFC East is.- The show wrapped with the Dope of the Week, and this week it was Tyreek Hill of the Kansas City Chiefs.Thanks for listening. Subscribe at Apple and Spotify podcasts.All live and archived shows also at www.sportshonchos.com.

The Sports Honchos - The lighter side of sports with your hosts Paul C. Cuthbert and Robert Kuney.The Honchos welcomed everyone back from the Thanksgiving break with another heaping plate full of audio goodness. After discussing their families Thanksgiving traditions, a quick look at what they are eating in Dallas for Thanksgiving and professing their love for the Mandalorian and Jon Favreau, the Honchos carved up the following sports turkeys:- Callie Brownson and Sarah Fuller- The Tyson-Jones, Jr. fight- The NBA's 2020-2021 Covid protocols- The NHL's struggles to return to the ice in 2021- Some soccer, yes soccer, talk- The firing of Vanderbilt head football coach Derek Mason- The NFL roundup, which included the strange journeys of the Ravens-Steelers and Broncos-Saints games, fired coaches and GMs in Detroit and Jacksonville, the lack of a favorite in the NFC, and the case was made for the NFC East being an exciting division.The Honchos ended this extravaganza with the always tasty Dope of the Week and this week it was Syracuse QB Rex Culpepper.Thanks for listening. Subscribe at Apple and Spotify podcasts.All live and archived shows also at www.sportshonchos.com.