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Will breaks down the upcoming Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. Later he examines the Boston Bruins goaltending situation and the decisions that loom.

Will previews what to expect this weekend in the AFC and NFC Championship Games. Later, he gives his reaction to the coaching carousel in the NFL and the Baseball Hall of Fame news. Finally, he warns of the perils of sports betting and its impact on players. 

Will & Diezel break down the biggest storylines in the NHL at the close of January, including Patrick Roy being hired to coach the New York Islanders, Corey Perry’s arrival with the red-hot Edmonton Oilers, Boston’s consistent play atop the East, Florida’s dangerous ceiling, and Vancouver’s trio of superstars. Lastly, they take a peek at the PWHL and reveal which new teams they’re rooting for in the women’s circuit. 

Will breaks down where he was incorrect and spot on during Wild Card Weekend. Later he previews and make picks for Divisional Weekend. Finally, after taking a look at the Jerod Mayo hiring, Will focuses his attention to the dysfunctional Red Sox.

Will, Diezel, and Cam react to the news of Pete Carroll, Nick Saban, and Bill Belichick. They later review their preseason NFL predictions before looking ahead to Wild Card Weekend. Finally, they make MVP predictions for the NBA, NFL, and NHL.

Will welcomes listeners to his first episode of 2024 and his sixth season, making predictions for the year. He also reads listener predictions, breaks down the Chris Sale trade, looks back at the the CFP Semifinals, and hashes out the Bill Belichick saga.

Will breaks down the biggest sports stories of 2023, with a look ahead to 2024.

RE-AIR: In 2022, Cam, Diezel, and Will drafted and built their own teams made up of the greatest athletes of all time, with 13 categories and 14 rounds. Originally published on December 18, 2022.

Will gives his top requests for Boston Sports this Christmas, in hopes that Saint Nick will leave them under his tree. Later, he ranks the five most overrated Christmas movies.

Will ponders if a Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl rematch is in jeopardy, while also surveying the rest of the league. He later questions if Draymond Green's reputation will forever be tainted by his latest outburst. Finally, Will takes out his frustration on bad drivers.

Will opines on the acquisition of Juan Soto and Shohei Ohtani by the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers respectively. Later, he reflects on the Army Navy game in Foxboro and other college football notes. He also pokes fun at the sudden irrelevance of the NBA Cup Tournament before closing out the show with thoughts on Bailey Zappe and the New England Patriots.

Diezel and Will dive into the Canucks and Red Wings strong start, the Devils struggles, and other news and notes from the NHL as December begins. They end the show with their updated Power Rankings. 

Will breaks down the College Football Playoff controversy and madness from the weekend.

Will defends Tom Brady’s comments on NFL competitiveness in the light of Alex Smith’s remarks. Later, he revisits the economic impact of Leo Messi on Major League Soccer before critiquing the NBA In-Season Tournament. Lastly, he laments the oversharing of Spotify Wrapped. 

Will analyzes the playoff implications in both the CFP and NFL heading into December.

A special bonus weekend podcast, full of Will's rants and raves about current events in the sports world.

Will examines the comments of both Megan Rapinoe and CJ Stroud this past weekend. Later he ponders why Rory McIlroy may have left the PGS policy board. He also reviews the link between the Boston Red Sox and new pitching coach Andrew Bailey. Finally, he lists some of the U.S.'s best generals and military commanders.

Will gives his best and worst of the weekend across college footbal, the NFL, the NHL, and even college hockey.

Will discusses all the big baseball hot stove names including, Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Nola, and Juan Soto. Later he explains why the Patriots have an identity crisis of their own.

Diezel and Will each give their top 5 teams in each conference thus far before diving into players that could take home hardware come spring.