00:00 – 10:00

Chris and Matt kick off with high energy discussing upcoming sneaker releases. Highlights include the Nike Dragonfly 2 Elite, Kool-Aid Jaw 1s (a mismatched red and teal design), Jordan 3 Seoul Seal 2.0, and the $1,000 Swarovski Air Jordan 1 Low OG Stealths. They debate sneaker fit, resale value, and recent drops like the Sabrina 2 Hustle and Kobe 6 Dodgers. A brief aside covers Bryson DeChambeau’s charity gesture and a golf shoe worn by him and hated by Max Homa.

10:00 – 12:00

Matt recaps his visit to the Truist golf event, mentioning a Ryder Cup dinner he narrowly missed. Chris and Matt joke about not getting invited and reminisce about local country clubs.

12:00 – 13:50

The duo critiques A’ja Wilson’s new Nike A1 shoes, comparing them unfavorably to Adidas designs. They speculate on Michael Jordan joining NBC’s basketball coverage and whether it's a legacy or PR move.

13:50 – 20:00

Chris celebrates the Sixers moving up to No. 3 in the draft, sparking a heated back-and-forth over whether the lottery is rigged. Matt claims conspiracy, pointing to Dallas jumping from No. 11 to No. 1 and San Antonio to No. 2. Chris breaks down how the lottery process works, referencing the NHL’s transparent coverage as superior. They discuss how the Hornets got “screwed” by dropping despite being one of the drawn teams.

20:00 – 24:00

The conversation shifts to likely picks: Cooper Flagg to Dallas, Dylan Harper to San Antonio, and Ace Bailey to Philadelphia. Matt jokes about Edgecombe due to seeing him once on TV. Chris argues against adding another 6'5" guard to the Sixers and prefers Bailey’s upside despite Rutgers’ weak roster.

24:00 – 27:00

The hosts recall playing with standout Siena players like Kenny Hasbrouck and Ron Moore. Chris highlights how elite players—even fringe pros—dominate in pickup games. They joke about setting up a shooting contest between their friend Kevin and former NBA player Boban Marjanović.

27:00 – 33:00

Chris recaps the current playoff picture:

• Timberwolves beat the Warriors
• Pacers beat the Cavaliers
• Game 6 pending: OKC vs. Denver and Boston vs. New York
• They discuss Jason Tatum’s Achilles injury and its potential impact on his legacy if Boston succeeds without him.

33:00 – 38:00

Chris explains the complex NBA cap structure:

• Salary cap: $141M
• First apron: $172M
• Second apron: $189.5M

38:00 – 39:30

They joke about Sixers trading for Jrue Holiday (again) and question if Al Horford will retire.

39:30 – 41:00

They discuss Derrick White’s strong play and which matchups could define the Eastern and Western Conference Finals. Chris mentions current odds (e.g., OKC as the favorite, Boston and Denver as long shots).

41:00 – End

They speculate on offseason moves:

• Giannis to San Antonio

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00:00 – 02:21

Matt celebrates the Knicks' playoff success despite watching only six minutes of action. They jokingly link the Knicks’ good fortune to the new Pope being a Villanova graduate.

03:13 – 06:27

The hosts dive into the movie Conclave, which both recently watched. Chris compares it to The Martian, praising its realism before a Hollywood-style ending. They discuss

conclave history, including the longest ever—nearly three years—and how modern conclaves now restrict food for indecisiveness.

07:52 – 09:48

Chris outlines Wrexham’s realistic plan to avoid relegation in their first Championship season. He’s skeptical of signing aging stars like Jamie Vardy, pushing for young, long-term contributors. Matt offers himself as a striker option.

10:51 – 13:37

Chris and Matt review new casting choices for HBO’s Harry Potter series, including John Lithgow as Dumbledore and Papa Esiedu as Snape. They discuss possible conflicts given Esiedu’s views versus J.K. Rowling’s influence and broader issues of representation in the reboot.

13:41 – 19:30

They talk about The Studio (Apple TV), praising its awkward humor and high-profile guest stars like Ice Cube and Zac Efron. Chris also revisits The Bear (Hulu), now loving its realism and overlapping dialogue. Both hosts gush over the episode “Fishes” with a star-studded cast and intense emotional beats.

19:30 – 21:00

They briefly discuss The Accountant 2, which performed well at the box office and is part of a planned trilogy. Chris says Anna Kendrick is expected back for the third movie.

21:05 – 25:32

Chris recaps the Knicks’ 2-0 lead over Boston and notes that the Celtics missed 45 threes in Game 1. Despite that, they remain Eastern Conference favorites per sportsbook futures. The Western Conference has been uncompetitive, with the Thunder and Wolves delivering blowouts.

25:58 – 31:32

The new NHL team in Utah is named the Mammoth. Chris and Matt criticize the generic feel but agree it's better than past expansion names like the Yetis. They compare it to other team names and explore the history of names like the Flames (from Atlanta’s Civil War burning) and the Flyers.

33:07 – 37:03

Matt recounts attending the PGA Truist Championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. He’s awed by the power of pro golfers, particularly Victor Hovland’s drive that flew directly over his head. Chris notes shifts in betting odds, with Rory McIlroy’s chances rising and Matt’s longshot pick Russell Henley slipping.

37:03 – 39:46

Matt discusses local pros staying in Chestnut Hill and King of Prussia. He shares a near-celebrity encounter with YouTube golf personality Fat Perez.

40:07 – 40:58

Chris laughs at Matt’s earlier claim of not being an autograph guy, just days after receiving a signed copy of Nate Bargatze’s book. They also mention other books they’re reading, including Danny Trejo’s biography.

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00:00 – 05:23

Matt returns from vacation and recounts flying under prescription medication to ease his anxiety. He shares stories about DJ Pauly D and Kenny Smith sightings, joking with retirees mid-flight, and a dramatic landing experience in Philadelphia where the plane aborted landing last-minute due to runway traffic.

05:23 – 13:42

Matt talks about visiting Scottsdale and Sedona, golfing, and driving past the Hoover Dam. Both hosts share stories about steep mountain roads and scenic beauty, including Chris's terrifying drive through Sequoia National Park.

13:42 – 18:32

Matt admits he’s not built for travel and missed the green, suburban feel of the East Coast. He recounts his son’s reaction to his return.

18:32 – 21:22

Chris and Matt discuss Chris’s upcoming trip to Ireland. They list celebrities with homes in Ireland, including Sarah Jessica Parker and Matt Damon, and joke about fitting in with locals without trying too hard to claim Irish heritage.

21:22 – 23:08

Gregg Popovich retires due to health issues and transitions to a front office role. Mitch Johnson takes over as Spurs coach. Chris highlights the trend of unrecognizable interim coaches and jokes about Mitch McConnell coaching Denver.

23:08 – 26:04

Chris recaps an altercation involving Giannis, Pacers players, and Tyrese Haliburton’s dad. They question why family members are even on the court and joke about box seat privileges. With Lillard out for the season and not owning their own first-round picks until 2031, the Bucks are in a dire spot.

26:04 – 31:33

Chris proposes a trade: Paul George, the No. 1 pick, and a future unprotected pick for Giannis. They debate whether Cooper Flagg is worth keeping. Chris compares Flagg to Scottie Pippen, while Matt jokes about Eric Snow. They discuss fit and long-term value.

31:33 – 32:42

The hosts recap a thrilling Knicks win over the Pistons. Jalen Brunson hit a clutch three; Malik Beasley fumbled a chance to tie the game. Despite advancing, the Knicks remain longshots at the sportsbook.

32:42 – 37:03

Matt jokes about Jackson Dart becoming a Giant. They dissect the prank call controversy involving Jeff Ulbrich’s son and Shaduer Sanders. While condemning the prank, they argue public reaction was overly harsh.

37:03 – 39:13

Chris explains that Shaduer’s fall wasn’t about bias or collusion—it stemmed from poor interviews, lack of preparation, and a perceived diva attitude. They note how media attention makes backup QBs risky distractions.

39:13 – 41:01

Cleveland now has five QBs: Flacco, Pickett, Dylan Gabriel, Sanders, and Watson (inactive). Chris believes Sanders will start mid-season and notes he has the top-selling rookie jersey.

41:01 – End

The hosts criticize ESPN for focusing excessively on Sanders over No. 1 pick Cam Ward. Chris compares it to Homer Simpson’s “Poochie” joke as every time Sanders wasn’t on screen, people asked where he was.

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