That One Sports Show

The show is back in business with a new format, so look for each episode to now be broken up into chunkier segments. Here in segment 1 we talk about football, the reinstatement of Josh Gordon, a bunch of washed-up quarterbacks, whether teams should face stiffer penalties for having more than one suspended player on their team and whether or not we think a Dallas running back is guilty of alleged crimes. 2. Basketball – Geoff gets sad about Amar’e Stoudemire and cries on air 3. Baseball – We have a heated discussion about Chris Sale and whether his knife-wielding antics were justified 4. Sport of the Week – Gaelic football (h/t Mike Wright) and most of the rest of the Olympic sports

Cleveland, the city of lights, city of magic and one losing baseball team that’s a season away from moving out of Ohio. Geoff and John dive into this baseball classic and John spouts some behind-the-scene knowledge about the movie itself.

Battlebots is back and we made it a whole year. Thanks for being along for the ride. Should the kickoff be eliminated from football? Will the marathon in the Olympics ever become more exciting than in 1904? What will it take for football players to stop retiring at such an early age? We cover it all on this week’s episode.

So many super things happening this week in the world wide sports authority. Horses jump, players play, haters hate, the usual. John and Geoff go toe to toe in UFC 200 recaps and in the end are disappointed with a childhood movie. Opening: Stomp em in the Nuts – Thugnificent Closing: Creatures of Deception – Rainbowdragoneyes

What’s a Fourth of July without competitors gobbling down steamy wieners? Dwayne Wade has a new team and so does another huge talent, one Matthew Dellavadova! Baseball is still a sport and John attempts to explain why it’s his favorite All-Star game. Geoff gives a run-down of Wimbeldon and John covers the Olympic Sport of the Week, Sailing!

After a short delay Geoff and John return to go over what they’ve missed in the last two weeks. Football, football, basketball, baseball and an Olympic sport that has opponents throwing themselves around a ring. Also John incorrectly says the length of a streak. DID HE JINX THE INDIANS?! And you can’t miss John looking back at his time as a basketball psychic, predicting the correct outcome of the Finals. Opening Song: “We like sportz” – Lonely Island Closing Song: “Livin in the Sunlight Gettin Low in the Moonlight” – Tiny Tim and Lil Jon feat Biggie Smalls

No talk of rabbits here, just the kind that everyone, especially Jeff Van Gundy, hates. Plus a new baseball milestone, some NHL news, and the Olympic sport of the week is 2-for-1 deal, Canoesssssss. Opening Music: Keith Doom and the Wrecking Crew Closing Music: Ryan Little

A heartwarming tale of and NFL commissioner and passwords gone wrong. Will baseball ever get with the times and start including robots in their games? Geoff tackles tough topics like if Kevin Love will start in game 4 and John adds nothing of value per usual. Another baseball fight and the Olympic sport of the week, basketball! Opening Music: Keith Doom and the Wrecking Crew “Heads or Tails” Closing Music: Decktonic “Minimize Me”

What has this world come to? Dabbing at the spelling bee and 15-foot gators roaming our golf courses without any recourse? It’s a crazy world out there, but luckily you’ve got us as your sports Sherpas to get you through the sporting week. Basketball, more pro bowl jabber, and a rarity in life, but a definite first in the Olympics, triplets competing at the same time! Opening Song: Keith Doom and the Wrecking Crew – “Dead Byrds” Closing Song: American Gladiators SNES Title Music

The NBA is rigged, says John. There are no coincidences, only the heavy hand of the NBA. In other news, strike zones are being moved, intentional walks will be easier to get, and the NBA Conference Finals roll on. Olympic sport of the week is fencing! Opening Song: “Sports” by Tim and Eric Closing Song: “Tecmo Bowl Theme” by Nintendo

Baseball fights, relegation and a recap of Battlebots. Odor has fists of fury, but it wasn’t quite enough to knock out Jose Bautista. Odor will be knocked out for 8 games due to the punch landing so well and Joey Bats will miss 1. John explains relegation as well as the Olympic sport of the week, Diving. Audio credit: Jerry Howarth and Joe Siddall with the call on Sportsnet 590 The Fan. Opening Song: “Unanonymous Alcoholics” by Keith Doom and the Wrecking Crew Ending Song: “Python” by Rolemusic

This show is full of anger, hatred and a teammate not being very teammate-y. Plus the oldest man to ever hit his first homerun (possibly the heaviest as well), a look at the NBA playoffs, suspensions all around the baseball diamond and a host of other topics including the Triathlon in the Olympics. Opening Music: Dead Byrds by Keith Doom and the Wrecking Crew Closing Music: Rez by Sidabitball

Football, football, soccer, running, boxing (which is not foot related), injured foots, Foot Clan, and Bubba Feet. It’s all feets, all sports, all the time on this episode of That One Sports Show. Opening Music: “NASAcar Racing” by Keith Doom and the Wrecking Crew Closing Music: “Royal Entrance” by Visager

A quarterback wants back into the NFL. A quarterback doesn’t want to be suspended from the NFL. A quarterback wants to be traded. A quarterback wants to not go to jail for beating his then-girlfriend. A quarterback is old. None of the preceding quarterbacks are the same. Baseball, soccer, basketball happened too. Plus, synchronized swimming is the Olympic sport of the week, one of the only all-female sports in the Olympics. Opening song from Raw Pony of Columbus, Ohio with “Bury You” Closing song from RoccoW with “Freaking Viking”

The years may come and go but the fans of Philadelphia never change. At it again to show their displeasure with their teams they wound up getting a bench penalty against the Flyers in a 6-1 loss. Stay classy Philly. How young is to young to enter a pro sport? We weigh in and look at some of the minimum ages across the sports world. That and a quick note on Beach Volleyball.