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Brian and Jason discuss which sports franchises they would own if money were no object. They debate buying underperforming teams like the Royals, steady franchises like the Tampa Bay Rays, or investing in racing teams such as NASCAR.
The episode covers stadium politics, ownership challenges, expansion ideas, and entertaining alternatives like the Savannah Bananas and Banana Ball, plus mentions of watching rodeo and Formula 1 drama.
 
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Brian and Jason explore the surge of NFL preseason buzz, regional team loyalties, and how football became central to American culture, mixing in personal memories of youth sports, injuries, and the shift toward flag football.
They also discuss fantasy football’s social draw, TV shows like Hard Knocks, and baseball highlights — from Savannah Bananas and the Field of Dreams game to the resurgence of women’s pro baseball.
 
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Brian and Jason break down pro road cycling—how it’s really a team sport built on drafting, rotations, and tactics, with dramatic sprint finishes, grueling mountain stages, and time trials deciding the yellow jersey.They also explain where to watch races, why U.S. cycling has shifted toward gravel and safety concerns on American roads, highlight rising American riders, and give simple bike-buying and viewing tips for new fans.

Brian and Jason debate LeBron James' surprising move to the Philadelphia 76ers—his age, legacy, team fit, and whether the city will embrace the self-styled "King." They offer opposing predictions about Philly's chances and discuss LeBron's playing style, work ethic, and public image.
The episode also covers other sports headlines listeners might have missed: Tony Romo's OWI arrest, Kyle Shanahan's car crash, Ryan Fox's unexpected Open victory, and a teaser about the Tour de France.
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Hosts Brian and Jason recount a sunny, sweltering trip to Coors Field where they wandered the party deck, discovered new vantage points, tried stadium food, and attempted to watch both a Rockies game and the World Cup at the same time.

Brian and Jason dive into the highs and lows of the FIFA World Cup, covering referee controversies, red cards, standout goalkeeper performances and the political and money-related whispers surrounding the tournament.They preview upcoming matchups (France vs Spain, England vs Argentina), make predictions, and share light-hearted “weird sports” stories — including fans’ surprising obsession with ranch dressing and the recurring celebrity shots in broadcast crowds.

Brian and Jason discuss the upcoming MLB All‑Star Game and Home Run Derby, debating how much fans and players really care, who ends up on the roster, and the high cost and streaming challenges of watching the event.They also celebrate Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman’s selection, compare All‑Star formats across sports, and invite listeners to weigh in: are All‑Star games essential or overrated?

Brian and Jason debate whether they'd rather get a player's autograph or a photo, sharing vivid meet-and-greet stories from spring training, stadium tunnels and unexpected encounters.They also discuss personal collections—from vintage baseball gloves and trading cards to coins and marbles—and reflect on how memorabilia and player accessibility have changed over time.Listeners are invited to weigh in: would you grab a signature, a selfie, both, or neither?

In this episode, Brian and Jason discuss what Jason saw at Coor's Field on Father's Day.  What did Jason see? Is Dad having the perfect day? Or something else?  Join the conversation about Father's Day and ballparks. 

Brian and Jason talk World Cup veterans — Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Luka Modrić and other older stars — and explore how recovery, sleep, medical care and mental toughness let them keep playing at elite levels.They share personal stories, debate when it’s time to retire versus stay in the spotlight, and give quick takes on teams to watch like Argentina and Croatia.

Brian and Jason discuss why the FIFA World Cup draws billions: personal fan experiences in Europe, soccer's accessibility for youth, and the strategic, communal appeal of the game.They cover practical details—broadcast options, notable groups and stars like Luka Modric and Messi—and end with Brian deciding to follow Croatia and the USA, offering a friendly primer for curious new viewers.

Brian and Jason walk through MLB stadiums by age, sharing personal memories from visits to classics like Fenway and Wrigley and modern parks like Globe Life Field.They compare atmospheres, fan experiences, and highlight favorites such as Coors Field while giving listeners ideas for ballpark road trips.

Brian and Jason share their first-time Indy 500 experience — from camping and biking through massive crowds to finding helpful strangers who led them to their seats. They talk logistics, food choices, and what they wish they'd planned better.They also relive the thrilling race finish, describe the electric fan culture, and take away lessons for future big‑event planning like timing, gate strategy, and bringing your own supplies.

In this episode, Brian and Jason try to understand the psychology of adults who bring a glove to an MLB game by discussing some of the unwritten rules of being a fan. 

In this episode, Brian shares his three secrets of how to really enjoy the Indy 500 or any auto racing.  Find out what Jason thinks!