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Valenti and Stoney (in for Rico) kicked off the show with their reactions to Sam Darnold advancing to the Super Bowl and how shocked both of them are about it. They opened the second hour with Jose Ramirez's extension with the Guardians and what him taking a hometown discount says about the impasse that the Tigers and Tarik Skubal currently find themselves at with their contract negotiations. Then, the guys discussed the news that Michigan and other states are allowing high school athletes to make NIL money before they revisited all of today's topics in the final hour.
Valenti and Stoney offer some more thoughts on the news that NIL will be allowed in high school sports in Michigan.
Mike blind ranked the top WRs in the NFL before he and Stoney discussed the interesting news that Michigan high school athletes will be eligible to make NIL money.
Mike gave his reaction to Sam Darnold making the Super Bowl to begin today's show. He discussed this until Stoney (in for Rico) provided some ginger athletes, which Valenti ranked.
Valenti and Stoney discuss how shocked they are that Sam Darnold is in the Super Bowl.
Stoney gives Valenti some famous ginger athletes, which he blind ranks 1-10.
Valenti and Stoney give some more thoughts on the top ginger athletes list.
Which "within the margins" trades should Trajan Langdon pursue ahead of the NBA Trade Deadline?
Stoney and Rico take some more of your calls on today's topics.
Stoney and Rico do a "Can We Say That?" centered around championship weekend and other major NFL storylines.
Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico share their thoughts on Patriots-Broncos and Rams-Seahawks.
Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico spent the first hour discussing their reactions to NFL Championship Sunday and what Sam Darnold's run to the Super Bowl means for Jared Goff, given the latter's inability to make the Super Bowl before the former. They stuck with this topic into the second hour before quickly posing some trade targets for the Pistons ahead of next month's NBA Trade Deadline. The guys had some criticisms for NFL head coaches in relation to their aggressive 4th down decision making and then they wrapped the show wondering how Brad Holmes can learn from Seahawks GM John Schneider.
Stoney and Rico had a few Lions-related "Can We Say That?" questions to open the second hour. Then, they continued to ask why Sam Darnold was able to make the Super Bowl with the Seahawks before Jared Goff was able to with the Lions. The guys rounded out the hour with an interesting Deion Sanders topic in a "CFB Blitz".
Stoney and Rico began the final hour with a continuation of their disdain for NFL head coaches being overly aggressive on 4th down. Then, they wrapped up the show with their criticisms of Brad Holmes as compared to what Seahawks GM John Schneider has done.
Stoney and Rico continue their conversation about the aggressive 4th down calls in the NFL.
Send us a textIn this week's episode we discussed NASA's Artemis II rocket launching next month, with our returning guest Bill Moragne. This marks the next giant leap toward the Moon! We break down what this historic crewed mission means, who's on board, and why its launch this year is a critical step toward humanity's return to lunar exploration.Our Links:Retrospect
With Rockets G Amen Thompson coming to LCA tonight to face his twin brother Ausar, Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico have a conversation about their sibling rivalries they had growing up.
Stoney and Rico give the team they'd like to see lose the most this weekend in the NFL.
Stoney and Rico blind rank the top college football programs ever.
The guys talked about their own sibling rivalries growing up, a conversation inspired by Rockets G Amen Thompson coming to LCA tonight to face off against his twin brother, Ausar. Then, Stoney and Rico blind ranked the top CFB programs of all-time.
Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico began today's show with their sibling rivalries growing up, which was inspired by Amen and Ausar Thompson squaring off at LCA tonight. Then, TJ Lang joined them in the second hour to break down Amon-Ra's comments the other day, preview NFL championship weekend, do "The Picks", and more! The guys opened and closed the final hour of the show discussing which sporting events they will always watch if they are replaying on TV.
Valenti and Stoney make some observations on what they've seen from the Pistons this year.
Valenti and Stoney (in for Rico) opened the show with their thoughts on the CFP National Championship last night. They transitioned into some Lions talk, specifically about their hiring of Drew Petzing as their new offensive coordinator and the fans who have been critical of the move. In the third hour, they had Mike blind rank the NFL's PxP guys before discussing the Pistons and Red Wings. The guys rounded out today with some reactions to the never-ending Skubal/Tigers situation and the recent comments made by Scott Boras.
Mike and Stoney offered some more informed thoughts on new Lions OC Drew Petzing after more than 24 hours had passed from the hiring. They took some dissenters of the decision to task about their criticisms.
Valenti and Stoney wonder why the Lions eventually went with Drew Petzing as their new offensive coordinator.
Valenti and Stoney have a conversation about Duke suing their QB Darian Mensah to stop him from entering the portal.
Valenti and Stoney (in for Rico) give their thoughts on Indiana's win over Miami in the CFP National Championship last night.
Mike and Stoney take your calls and read your ticket texts on last night's CFP National Championship game.
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Send us a textIn this week's episode we discussed the dramatic events surrounding the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces, a military operation that stunned the world and reshaped geopolitical tensions in the Americas. We unpack how the raid unfolded, the legal and international debates it sparked, and what it means for Venezuela's future and global diplomacy.Our Links:Retrospect
Sam Rockwell delivered a hell of a performance in an underrated sci-fi flick from 2009. Brandon and Stoney kick off the new year on The Movie Review Rewind Podcast with a look back at Moon.Â
Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico kicked off the show with their thoughts on the Dodgers' signing of Kyle Tucker and what (if anything) needs to be done to save MLB. They spent the second hour discussing which of the 8 remaining NFL Playoff QBs they'd take over Jared Goff before doing "The Picks", taking more of your calls, and doing "Who Said It?" in the third hour. Then, the guys wrapped up the show asking which of Matthew Stafford and Ben Johnson you're rooting for the least going into Rams-Bears tomorrow night.
Out of the final 8 QBs remaining in the NFL playoffs, Stoney and Rico chose the ones that they'd trade Jared Goff for right now. Then, they took your calls and read your ticket texts to allow you to get in on the conversation.
Stoney and Rico hear from the people on the Ben Johnson/Matthew Stafford topic.
Stoney and Rico take more of your calls on which current NFL Playoff QBs you'd take over Jared Goff.
Stoney and Rico take your calls on the Goff question posed by Rico.
Stoney has a list of NFL playoff records and the guys wonder if any of them will be broken.
Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico have a conversation about the Dodgers adding to their already stacked team by signing the top free agent, OF Kyle Tucker.
Stoney and Rico ended the show discussing the latest sports gambling story and what needs to happen for these to end.
Stoney and Rico discussed the latest news surrounding the Lions' search for their new offensive coordinator and wondered if Kelvin Sheppard is the right guy at DC for Detroit going forward. Then, they did a CFB Blitz to round out the hour.
The guys began the show with their reactions to the Giants hiring John Harbaugh. Then, they got into a conversation about an idea from Stoney regarding new NFL stadiums and retractable roofs before David joined for an "In Football Today".
Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico began the show with a conversation about whether new NFL stadiums should have retractable roofs or not. They spent the second hour conversing about the latest with the Lions' OC search and the status of Kelvin Sheppard as DC. The guys took this topic until the third hour, where they debated the watchability of the CFP Final with the lack of blue bloods in it, before they wrapped the show with a discussion about the latest gambling scandal to rock the sports world.
The guys hear from the people about Stoney's idea.
Stoney and Rico read your ticket texts and take your calls on whether you're still interested in watching the College Football Playoffs even though there are no blue bloods.
Stoney and Rico have a conversation about the report that more than a dozen NCAA basketball players have been charged for rigging games.
Stoney (in for Valenti) and Rico open the show with a preview of today's big topics.
Valenti and Stoney (in for Rico) discuss a proposed mock trade sending Nets F Michael Porter Jr. to the Pistons.
Valenti and Stoney had a conversation about whether they think any Detroit sports team is serious about trying to win it all to begin the second hour. Then, they reacted to Lions owner Sheila Ford Hamp's letter to fans and season ticket members about this past season before the guys did a blind ranking of each NFL head coach opening.
What's your reaction to this conversation about former NFL player Matt Kalil?