Old Sports Stories

The MLB Players Who Traded Families

Jed tells the wild tale of Fritz Peteson and Mike Kekich while Matt gives a recap of his trip to the Memorial Tournament.

Dirty words on TV and Don Zimmer

Jed and Matt swap tales of bad words and phrases that made their way to live television, dish our two cents on the WNBA drama, and talk about a man who spent 66 years in Major League Baseball.

The Great Bill Walton

Jed and Matt remember Bill Walton's incomparable career both on and off the court. We also debate Lynn Swann's Hall of Fame status, dish our pet peeves, and give an all-time pair of trivia questions.

Louisville Fumbled the PGA Championship

SPECIAL EPISODE: Jed tells us the tales you might NOT have heard from the PGA Championship, along with his witness account of Scottie Scheffler following Friday's arrest. Matt tells us horror stories from his weekend flight and proper travel attire is up for debate.

Michael Block's Kool-Aid and Kenny Perry

It's PGA Championship Week and we talk about Kenny Perry's strange relationship with majors and Jed's feelings toward Michael Block.

NBA Playoff Hats and Ken Dryden

Matt has two big issues with the NBA Playoffs, Jed can't handle "unfinished business" and tells us the story of the incomparable Ken Dryden.

Baby Names and The Silna Brothers

Jed makes a major announcement less than 48 hours after and delivers perhaps the most infuriating pet peeve ever while Matt talks about running a half marathon. We also learn why the Silna Brothers are two of the smoothest operators of all time.

NFL Draft Ballyhoo and Warren Spahn

Jed and Matt swap tales of the ridiculousness of past NFL Draft's and teach you about American Hero Warren Spahn.

Bad Restaurants, Good Dentists, and Donnie Long

Matt and Jed go totally off the rails, talking about presidents and quarterbacks, restaurant irritants, Scottie Scheffler, Mike Tyson, Donnie Long, dental practice etiquette, and more.

Masters Week and Tom Kite and Seve Ballesteros

Matt and Jed talk about the 2024 Masters, give some tidbits on who they think can win it, and talk about two legends of the game and their place in Masters' history.