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Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop kick off a bruise-filled Sunday on A Little Column A, A Little Column B, unpacking a week of NFL chaos, bad luck and bizarre finishes. Expect heated takes on the Patriots’ meltdown (five turnovers and goal-line heartbreak), Stevenson’s costly fumbles, and whether Belichick’s roster decisions still make sense. The show digs into special-teams mayhem — multiple blocked kicks across the league and the spread of the so-called “witching hour” blocks — and revisits the controversial Eagles’ tush-push offsides moments that keep drawing headlines. Will and Zach debate officiating consistency, the fairness of the rule, and how teams are exploiting gray areas. Backup-QB fever and roster depth are central topics: the hosts argue when teams should stick with veteran stopgaps versus rolling the dice on unknown college prospects, citing performances from Jaden Daniels, Brock Purdy/Mac Jones situations, plus the Falcons’ 30–0 embarrassment that raises questions about personnel and coaching. They also parse fantasy fallout — injuries, roster moves and whether to chase upside or stability at quarterback. Game highlights and memorable moments: Isaiah Rogers’ historic two defensive touchdowns for the Vikings, Cleveland’s last-second engineered drive and spike to win (Flacco to Njoku), multiple miraculous blocked kicks, and Mahomes’ bizarre backward fumble-and-punch recovery that left everyone talking. Derrick Henry’s fumble trend for the Ravens, Green Bay’s near-meltdown, and Caleb Williams/Cowboys/Bears takeaways also get sharp attention. Willie and Zach lay out their weekly picks and bets — including locks and long-shot anytime scorers — previewing Thursday’s Seahawks–Cardinals game and key Sunday matchups (Vikings vs. Steelers, Commanders vs. Falcons, Bills vs. Saints, Browns vs. Lions) plus early and late Monday-night games. They explain the reasoning behind favorites, trap-game concerns, and which teams need to clean up penalties and turnovers to survive. The episode closes with a short college-football roundup (Miami’s strong start, notable performances and upcoming marquee matchups) and a spoiler from the NBA beat: the ongoing Clippers/Kawhi/Aspiration reporting, Pablo Torre’s coverage and the Ballmer angle — plus why the hosts think the league is slow-walking consequences. Overall expect a mix of fiery frustration and wry humor, detailed game analysis, fantasy and betting implications, and a clear sense of what to watch next week for teams, players and storylines that could flip a season.

Will Alimonos and co-host Zach Bishop break down a jam-packed episode filled with wild real-life drama and football chaos. The hosts open with a bizarre cruise-ship story about Jay Zander Omar Gonzalez Diaz — a passenger who lost $16,000, jumped off the ship, was quickly retrieved by jet skis, and was found with nearly $15,000 in cash (00:00:49). That strange incident sparks a conversation about panic, poor decisions, and how cover-ups often make bad situations worse. The conversation pivots to the NFL’s injury wave and the growing “League of Backups” (00:04:49). Will and Zach discuss Joe Burrow’s season-threatening turf-toe injury (00:11:23), why the name is misleading, why teams are already leaning on backups across the league, and whether this many replacements is a fluke or an unavoidable reality of a violent game. They debate strategy vs. panic when starters go down and explore how salary caps and roster construction shape backup options. They break down specific team situations: the Dolphins/Patriots drama around Tua and team vibes (00:11:51), Buffalo as the AFC East lock, Cincinnati’s outlook without Burrow versus Minnesota with their starter out (00:23:12), Green Bay’s steady play over Cleveland (00:17:49), the Colts’ surprising early form with Daniel Jones vs. Tennessee (00:19:49), and Pittsburgh’s special-teams blunder vs. New England (00:25:13). Controversial plays like the tush-push/offsides chatter in the Rams/Eagles game also get sharp attention (00:29:35). More game talk includes Jets @ Buccaneers (00:33:20), Raiders @ Washington (00:37:25), Falcons @ Panthers (00:40:49), Texans @ Jaguars (00:46:29), Broncos @ Chargers (00:47:28), Saints @ Seahawks (00:49:05), Cowboys @ Bears (00:51:26), Cardinals @ 49ers (00:55:17), Chiefs @ Giants (00:58:02), and Lions @ Ravens (01:01:07). Will and Zach make their weekly picks and bets — Buffalo as the lock of the week, Green Bay, the Colts, and a mix of other straight-up calls. They disagree on the Bengals vs. Vikings backup battle and trade takes on the Chiefs, Cowboys, Bears, and more. The episode also includes practical fantasy talk (benching Drake London, Bijan Robinson buzz and name-pronunciation quirks) and wagering notes (anytime TD bets on Jamar Chase and Justin Jefferson, plus a Mac Jones anti-Cardinals swing). Other recurring themes: the role of special teams and kickers (big swings, clutch 60+ yard field goals, missed PAT consequences), how backups change offensive identities, and the emotional side of coaching decisions — whether to ride out the season with a struggling coach or flip regimes early. They also highlight notable individual performances (Russell Wilson’s big yardage game, standout short-term units, and Antonio Gibson’s special-teams value). The episode closes with a college-football roundup (01:04:37): Georgia’s OT win over Tennessee, Clemson’s upset, Vanderbilt surprising South Carolina, and scheduling notes now that USC is in the Big Ten (late-night kickoffs for Michigan State fans). Will and Zach tease next week’s college coverage, remind listeners to subscribe to Little of Column A, Little of Column B, and sign off after another wide-ranging, opinionated hour of sports talk and odd news. And to cap things off — a bonus NBA note on Jonathan Kaminga vs. the Warriors (01:07:35).

Join hosts Will Alimonos and co-host Zach Bishop for a fast-moving, opinionated episode covering everything from airline deals to the biggest sports controversies of the weekend. Expect lively banter about Frontier’s new Go Wild $300 annual pass (what’s the catch?), the pros and cons of budget carriers, and a playful imagining of what a pass-powered bachelor party might look like (00:01:37). On the NFL front the hosts unpack Week 1: the shocking pre-kick ejection and spitting incident that altered the game narrative, Christian McCaffrey’s last-minute injury scare and subsequent strong outing for San Francisco, Caitlin Clark’s season-ending announcement, plus fantasy fallout for names like Jamar Chase and Derrick Henry. They run through picks and betting angles for major matchups — Commanders at Packers (00:11:06), Jaguars vs. Bengals (00:15:13), Giants at Cowboys (00:18:42), Bears vs. Lions (00:22:17), Rams at Titans (00:29:09), Patriots at Dolphins (00:30:15), and the tongue-in-cheek Thunder Muscle Matchup of the Week (00:31:09). Listeners also get play-by-play reactions to dramatic finishes: 49ers at Saints (00:38:10), Bills at Jets (00:40:47), Seahawks at Steelers (00:47:38), Browns at Ravens (00:50:15), Broncos at Colts (00:52:02), Panthers at Cardinals (00:53:47), Eagles at Chiefs (00:54:51), Falcons at Vikings (00:56:32), Buccaneers at Texans (00:57:49), and Chargers at Raiders (00:59:27). Betting notes include favored bets, parlays, a weekly “lock,” and contrarian fantasy insights. The episode also pivots to college football — why this past week felt underwhelming (01:02:04), UCF’s hot start, bounce-back teams to watch, and quick takes on the weekend’s matchups. Finally, the show closes with NBA drama: the growing scandal and investigation (01:04:09) and the implications of Kawhi Leonard’s Clippers contract situation (01:10:52). Will and Zach debate ethics, potential punishments (fines, draft consequences, cap adjustments), and broader integrity concerns for the league. Expect sharp opinions, humor, sponsor bits, listener-friendly betting ideas, and candid fantasy advice. If you want to know which games Will and Zach are backing, which parlays they’re excited about, and how to think about Week 2 betting and fantasy moves, tune in for a full recap and preview wrapped in quick-hit takes and on-air chemistry.

This episode covers college football’s biggest early storylines — from surprise upsets like LSU over Clemson and Miami at Notre Dame (00:01:53) to the hot takes around Arch Manning’s shaky debut and the scrutiny on new Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer. The hosts urge listeners not to overreact to week-one results and explain why early rankings mean less than fans think. They also celebrate feel-good moments and controversies: Lee Corso’s emotional retirement and perfect 6-for-6 final GameDay picks (00:06:01), plus the Dave Portnoy/Ohio State on-campus drama and what that says about rivalry culture and media. The conversation digs into Belichick’s high-profile move to UNC, whether expectations are realistic, and how recruiting and the transfer portal change turnaround timelines in college football. Shifting to the NFL, the episode examines the blockbuster Micah Parsons trade to Green Bay and its fallout for Dallas, plus Thursday night’s Cowboys vs. Eagles opener (00:17:21) — the hosts’ “lock of the week” for Philly. They preview and make picks on a full slate of Week 1 games: Chiefs vs. Chargers in Brazil (00:22:53), Buccaneers at Falcons (00:24:39), Bengals at Browns (00:25:13), Dolphins at Colts (00:28:00), Raiders at Patriots (00:28:53), Cardinals at Saints (00:30:01), Steelers at Jets (00:31:16), Giants at Commanders (00:32:35), Panthers at Jaguars (00:33:32), Titans at Broncos (00:34:24), 49ers at Seahawks (00:34:56), Lions at Packers (00:36:37), Texans at Rams (00:37:54), Ravens at Bills (00:38:29), and Vikings at Bears (00:39:35). Fantasy football managers will find a frank discussion of draft frustrations (00:17:04, 00:40:18) — from multiple simultaneous drafts to the rise of slow drafts. The hosts share practical tips (prepare primary/secondary/emergency picks, know scoring settings) to avoid auto-draft disasters, highlight players they’re targeting, and note key injuries (like Tank Dell) to watch before locking rosters. This episode mixes analysis, betting angles, and on-the-ground takes with plenty of banter. Expect a lively Week 1 preview, context for early college results, clear betting opinions (including the Eagles as a key pick), and an invite to join the show’s Pick’em league. Follow Zach on X (WickedZman24) and subscribe to catch the next episode with more picks and reactions.

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop open the show (August 26, 2025) fresh off college football’s early kickoffs and debate the wild proposal to expand the college playoff to 28 teams. They recap the Ireland game, share early reactions to ranked matchups, and mock the politics behind playoff expansion. The bulk of the episode focuses on NFL season previews and division predictions (00:02:52) — wrapping up the AFC South (00:07:08) and NFC South (00:19:16). Will and Zach argue Texans favorites (can CJ Stroud and Houston hit the 9.5 win over?), debate the Colts’ move to Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, and size up the Jaguars under Trevor Lawrence and new coach Liam Cohen. They also discuss the Titans’ rookie QB Cam Ward and how that impacts the division’s outlook and over/under totals. In the NFC South conversation (00:19:16) they dissect the Buccaneers’ return with Baker Mayfield, Atlanta’s gamble on Michael Penix, the Panthers’ Bryce Young timeline, and the Saints’ uncertain quarterback room (00:23:58) with Spencer Rattler speculation. The hosts offer fantasy takes and target notes (00:12:28) — Nico Collins, Michael Pittman, Brian Thomas Jr., Tony Pollard, Chuba Hubbard and others — plus which defenses and sleepers to consider. Other NFL and media items include the streaming shakeup (new ESPN streaming offerings, Fox deals and YouTube TV carriage disputes), Terry McLaurin’s contract extension with Washington, Micah Parsons’ hold-in drama in Dallas, and the hosts’ plan to start weekly picks and a “bet of the week” series as the season begins. The show wraps with NBA and gambling news (00:28:41) including John Wall’s retirement and the ongoing Malik Beasley investigation, plus big F1 expansion news (00:45:01) — Cadillac’s new team signing Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez. Final notes remind listeners to subscribe and tune in next week for the hosts’ opening-week NFL picks and bets.

August 18, 2025 — Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop open the episode with a hilarious and baffling local rescue (00:00:43 Playground Slide Rescue): a 40-year-old man wedged feet-and-head-first inside a Connecticut tube slide, prompting a half-hour firefighter rescue and plenty of playground etiquette questions. The conversation pivots to the NFL preseason with deep dives into the AFC and NFC North (00:04:32). Will and Zach make their division predictions — Baltimore as the clear AFC North favorite (00:06:32 Ravens’ Fantasy Prospects), skepticism about the Bengals’ defense despite Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase (00:08:30 Bengals’ Performance Expectations), doubts about Aaron Rodgers’ impact in Pittsburgh, and the Browns’ quarterback chaos with Joe Flacco, rookie Shadur Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, Kenny Pickett, and the Deshaun Watson fallout (00:13:14 Cleveland’s Quarterback Chaos). In the NFC North, they discuss Detroit as the favorite, the Green Bay vs. Minnesota battle for the runner-up spot (including rookie J.J. McCarthy’s ceiling), and realistic expectations for Caleb Williams and the rebuilding Chicago Bears (00:15:02 Bears’ Rebuilding Year). Fantasy football takeaways and player notes include analysis of Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry’s role and ADP concerns, DeAndre Hopkins’ arrival in Baltimore, Joe Burrow’s fantasy ceiling versus the Bengals’ defensive limitations, and sleepers and busts across the division (Jahmyr Gibbs, Justin Jefferson, Matthew Golden, DJ Moore and more). The hosts also share strategic drafting advice for quarterbacks and running backs. The discussion shifts to college football news with Michigan’s sign-stealing scandal (00:32:43 Michigan’s Sign Stealing Punishments), covering financial fines, recruiting restrictions, coaching bans, and their take on vacated wins versus monetary punishment. From there, Will and Zach react to NBA programming changes — NBC’s new Coast to Coast Tuesday schedule, later start times for the late game, West Coast viewing benefits, and whether extended studio time is worth delaying tipoff — followed by a rant about TV habits, late start frustrations, and odd practices like playing show intros before commercials (South Park fans take note). The episode closes with movie and pop culture debates: the new Odyssey teaser and the frenzy over IMAX tickets selling out a year in advance (00:38:33 IMAX Movie Ticket Controversy). They discuss the economics of event cinema compared to sports secondary markets and whether this level of anticipation is good for casual fans. As always, the show wraps up with more banter, fantasy draft tips, and a reminder to subscribe to A Little of Column A, A Little of Column B. Follow Zach on X @WickedZman24 for updates and hot takes.

Join hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop as they dive into the world of NFL preseason excitement, discussing everything from fantasy football drafts to the buzz surrounding Shedeur Sanders. Whether you're hyped about preseason games or skeptical of their value, this episode has something for every NFL fan. The duo kicks things off with AFC West predictions (00:05:34), breaking down the Denver Broncos outlook (00:10:11), Los Angeles Chargers insight (00:14:02), and Las Vegas Raiders assessment (00:17:09). They also share key fantasy football insights (00:18:44) before moving into an NFC West preview (00:21:34), covering the San Francisco 49ers (00:22:50), Arizona Cardinals (00:25:04), Los Angeles Rams (00:26:20), and Seattle Seahawks (00:29:46). Beyond the gridiron, they explore NBA updates (00:33:13), including the Celtics being left out of the Christmas Day games, and drop in the Patriots Minute (00:36:55). The conversation then shifts to the streaming world (00:38:31), looking at how ESPN’s direct-to-consumer services could reshape sports content delivery, capped off by a discussion on the UFC and Paramount Plus deal (00:59:34). You’ll also hear takes on the evolving NFL playoff structure, predictions for college teams like the Texas Longhorns and Ohio State Buckeyes, and how shifting media deals are changing the way fans watch their favorite sports.

Join hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop as they dive into a unique episode filled with NFL discussions and intriguing stories. The episode opens with a lighthearted story about the Baltimore Ravens possibly getting swimming lessons from Michael Phelps, setting the tone for a fun but insightful dive into the football world. The conversation quickly shifts to training camp buzz and preseason excitement with a look at the Hall of Fame Game and Hard Knocks coverage (00:03:42). From there, they break down coaching changes across the league (00:06:22) before launching into bold NFC East predictions (00:08:27), including debates around the Eagles’ Super Bowl hangover (00:10:58), Commanders and Giants outlook (00:16:17), and whether the Cowboys’ window is closing (00:19:23). Then it’s onto the AFC East where Will and Zach dive into the strengths and weaknesses of contenders like the Bills, Jets, Dolphins, and Patriots (00:22:59), all while making playoff predictions and fantasy football observations. In a major shift for sports media, they analyze NFL Network’s new era under ESPN, exploring the implications for RedZone and fans everywhere (00:32:32). The episode closes with off-field headlines, starting with a breakdown of recent NBA contract extensions and what they signal for team strategies (00:52:22). Then it’s onto entertainment: a review of the new F1 movie (01:06:31) and thoughts on the King of the Hill reboot (01:07:15).

Join hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop as they dive into the latest happenings in sports, entertainment, and the world of podcasting. The episode kicks off with the excitement of NFL training camps, where Zach proudly announces his personal fitness achievements. The hosts banter candidly about NFL highlights, including contract extensions, player shapes, and fantasy drafts, questioning if newly in-shape athletes translate to better performance on the field. Shifting gears, the dialogue takes a comedic turn as they discuss the renewed relevance of once dormant TV shows. Zach brings his pitch for "Dexter Resurrection," the thrilling continuation of the acclaimed series, analyzing what it's like juggling prequels and sequels and how this modern rendition might even eclipse the original. Expect unexpected revelations and enthusiastic endorsements that bridge the gap between old fans and potential new ones. Entertainment takes center stage with humorous takes on Happy Gilmore’s sequel, offering insights into its mix of nostalgia and fresh comedy that tries to recapture the soul of 90s films. Will reflects on the intricacies of South Park's bold return, navigating years of hiatus, evolving comedy tastes, and how it maintains its unwavering edge. This episode rounds off with a favor for the Celtics fans flipping through NBA rumors and trades. Plus, don’t miss the engaging, sometimes exaggerated dive into outlandish ideas from wrestling legends to pop culture dynamites, turning a casual listen into an immersive experience of playful speculation and friendly debates.

In this engaging episode of A Little of Column A, A Little of Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop dive deep into the quirks and quandaries of the sports and entertainment world. The episode kicks off with (00:01:30) The Auction of the Century, where the iconic Rosebud sled from Citizen Kane recently fetched a staggering $14.75 million. Will and Zach explore the allure of owning such famed movie memorabilia and ponder if the magic remains when these items lose their on-screen mystique. Next, the focus shifts to the NBA Summer League in (00:02:13) Insights from Summer League. While congratulating Kon Knueppel from Duke on his MVP win, they also question the value of awarding championship rings for a week-long event, sparking a debate on vanity versus significance in sports accolades. In (00:05:46) Pelicans Injury Report, the duo examines how injury concerns are already influencing preseason expectations. (00:08:09) Damian Lillard’s Return covers the implications of Dame’s comeback and how it could reshape the league narrative this season. (00:12:09) Lakers’ New Addition spotlights the Lakers’ roster changes and how they could affect their title hopes. A shift to women’s sports occurs in (00:15:16) WNBA Labor Negotiations, where Will and Zach break down the All-Star protest demanding fair revenue sharing. They unpack the financial complexities of the WNBA and discuss the league’s growth potential. Later, in (00:38:29) Late Night TV’s Challenges, the hosts reflect on the struggles and evolving identity of late-night television amid changing viewer habits and political fatigue. In (00:46:08) Adam Sandler’s Sequels, the conversation turns fun and creative as they pitch potential sequels to Sandler classics, inspired by the upcoming Happy Gilmore 2. Finally, (00:52:27) The Uncut Gems Universe explores the idea of expanding one of Sandler’s most intense roles—imagining a wild cinematic follow-up to Uncut Gems and debating whether Howard could somehow return. For listeners seeking a rich mix of sports analysis, pop culture commentary, and imaginative storytelling, this episode promises an entertaining and thought-provoking ride.

In this engaging episode of Little of Column A, Little of Column B, host Will Alimonos and co-host Zach Bishop blend sharp wit with thoughtful commentary as they dive into a range of timely topics: (00:00:46) – TSA Shoe Rule Reversal The episode kicks off with a surprising update from the TSA on relaxed shoe removal policies at airport security. Will and Zach debate whether this move makes travel better—or just more confusing. (00:03:58) – Summer League Basketball Insights The spotlight shifts to the NBA Summer League, where rising talents like Cooper Flagg generate buzz. The hosts analyze standout performances and media hype. (00:09:14) – Celebrity Influence in Sports A quick detour into how celebrities shape sports culture and fan perception. (00:12:50) – Joe Mazzulla’s Offseason Interviews The Celtics coach opens up in recent interviews—Will and Zach break down what it means for Boston’s upcoming season. (00:18:51) – Damian Lillard Trade Rumors The trade winds are blowing again. Where might Dame land, and how would it shake up the league? (00:26:43) – Chris Paul’s Future Speculation swirls around CP3’s next move—starter, bench, or broadcaster? (00:29:23) – Wemby’s Injury Update An update on Victor Wembanyama and what it means for the Spurs. (00:36:31) – TV Show Game Introduction Will and Zach introduce a game ranking iconic TV shows—past and present. (00:41:09) – TV Show Rankings and Recommendations From gritty dramas to bingeable comedies, the duo gives personal ratings and age recommendations. (01:06:33) – Comedy Show Rankings The funniest shows make the cut—see if your favorites are mentioned. (01:08:03) – NFL Talk and Drake Maye’s Charity The episode wraps with NFL chatter and a heartwarming story about Drake Maye’s wedding donation gesture.

In this episode of A Little of Column A, Little of Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop dive into an unexpected sports phenomenon from China — (00:00:30) humanoid robots playing in a competitive three-on-three soccer match. They preview the upcoming World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, which will feature events in track and field, gymnastics, soccer, and synchronized dancing. The conversation shifts to NBA headlines, starting with buyouts and team strategies involving stars like Damian Lillard and Bradley Beal (00:05:30). The hosts unpack how these moves could reshape the league (00:14:38), explore updates from free agency (00:16:24), and debate the Celtics’ trade decisions (00:17:31). They express frustration over team management decisions (00:21:32) and long-term player contracts (00:27:48). Moving into entertainment, Will and Zach rank iconic movie franchises (00:34:28), offering a parent-friendly guide to age-appropriate viewing (00:40:26). They cover everything from Twilight (00:47:54) to Pixar (00:49:18), The Matrix (00:51:52), and The Lord of the Rings (01:00:49). Finally, they spotlight the surprise Oasis reunion tour (01:06:41), speculating on band dynamics and the tour’s potential success. Tune in for a packed episode of AI in sports, NBA moves, cinematic universes, and music comebacks.

00:00:29 – Celebrity Name Changes The episode kicks off with laughs and Hollywood chatter as the hosts dive into Rob McElhenney’s decision to go by “Rob Mac,” tying it into his role on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and a broader look at the quirks of celebrity rebranding. 00:03:05 – Boston Celtics Trade Talk The NBA drama begins with Boston's bold offseason moves, including a deep dive into the Drew Holiday trade and what it signals for the Celtics' championship hopes. 00:07:03 – Portland’s Roster Decisions Attention turns to the Trail Blazers and the uncertain direction of their roster — are they rebuilding or reloading? 00:08:15 – NBA Draft Day Confusion Draft night surprises take the spotlight as the hosts react to unexpected picks and confusing front office decisions. 00:11:30 – Pelicans’ Risky Moves The Pelicans' aggressive trades spark debate — are they making a push too soon or playing the long game wrong? 00:13:49 – Chicago Bulls’ Bad Business No punches pulled as the Bulls come under fire for front office decisions that continue to baffle fans and analysts alike. 00:39:48 – Toronto Raptors’ Management Changes After a longer discussion break, the Raptors’ front office shakeup gets examined—can new leadership revive the franchise? 00:43:56 – Ayton’s Uncertain Future Deandre Ayton's role and fit in the league remain murky. The hosts assess what’s next for the big man. 00:47:22 – LeBron’s Contract Controversy Speculation heats up around LeBron James' contract status—will he re-sign, retire, or surprise us all? 00:58:04 – Malik Beasley Investigation The episode takes a serious turn as they unpack ongoing off-court issues surrounding Malik Beasley. 01:01:19 – NBA Free Agency Updates Live reactions and analysis to breaking free agency signings and trades—who’s winning the offseason so far? 01:04:33 – Excitement for College Basketball Game The episode ends on a high note, with the hosts looking forward to the energy and unpredictability of the upcoming college basketball season.   Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

In the latest episode, we unpack Oklahoma City Thunder's unexpected triumph as a young team that clinched their first championship (00:02:25) despite a challenging seven-game series against Indiana (00:09:35). The team's subdued celebration and the public's underwhelming reaction (00:19:00) raise questions about expectations and what the future holds for OKC. We delve into the pivotal injury of Tyrese Halliburton (00:04:12) and its repercussions on Indiana's playoff ambitions. How did this setback shape the series (00:13:46), and what's next for the Pacers (00:11:01) as they look toward future seasons without their star? Halliburton’s Game 7 availability (00:17:31) and the broader Achilles injury trend (00:14:39) also come under the microscope. The conversation shifts to draft strategies (00:47:28), particularly focusing on how contenders like the Celtics (01:03:10) should approach their picks. We explore which players could be game-changers, who’s overrated or underrated (00:55:46), and how teams can best leverage their assets. Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode! Additionally, we analyze the fallout from KD's surprising trade (00:34:43) and the shift in L.A. Lakers ownership (00:19:33), discussing what changes may be on the horizon for one of the NBA’s most storied franchises. Plus, we touch on postgame reactions (00:19:00), the entertainment value of the Finals (00:13:17), and way-too-early predictions for next season (00:28:22).

In this episode of Little of Column A, Little of Column B, join Will as he returns to America and dives headfirst into classic American culture — hot dogs, Marvel movies, and a crisp 24-ounce Yankees Budweiser. 🇺🇸 He kicks things off with a humorous reflection on the underrated luxury of ice (00:00:47), a stark contrast to his recent European travels. The basketball talk starts strong with NBA Finals Fever (00:03:16), where Will and Zach break down Oklahoma City’s dominant showing and J-Dub’s electrifying 40-point game. The duo then examines Indiana’s Chances in the Finals (00:08:12), discussing injuries and matchup struggles. Chet Holmgren’s growth and potential come into focus (00:16:36), followed by a candid evaluation of ESPN’s announcing team (00:20:16) — and some spicy takes. The basketball chatter continues with Knicks coaching decisions (00:27:57), then pivots to Orlando Magic’s surprising trade for Desmond Bane (00:33:24) and speculation around Kevin Durant’s next move (00:39:07). From there, the show shifts into entertainment, starting with a Movie Update Segment (00:47:51), including what they’ve been watching and what's coming soon. That leads into a rundown of Upcoming Franchise Films (00:57:27), a dive into a Mystery Film Category (01:01:00), and wraps up with some reminders and closing thoughts (01:07:25). Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

🎙️ Episode Overview In this exciting episode, join our host on a cultural and sporting journey from Europe back to the USA. Broadcasting from France, he shares the unexpected challenges of being away during the losing streaks of his favorite American teams and his quintessential American longing for real football — the NFL. Dive into his hilarious exploration of European sports as he attempts to engage with locals over soccer, only to find himself craving the familiar chaos of American basketball. 🏀 NBA Finals Chaos [00:03:33] The drama unfolds with a deep dive into the chaos and unpredictability of Game 1 of the NBA Finals, analyzing team strategies and shocking performances. 🎯 Halliburton’s Performance [00:06:14] An in-depth look at Tyrese Halliburton’s standout playoff showing and what it signals for Indiana's momentum. 🤯 Pacers vs. OKC [00:09:05] Hear about the emotional rollercoaster for Pacers fans after a historic comeback and the confusion for Thunder fans facing surprising losses. 🧠 Knicks Coaching Changes [00:13:06] Exploration of how coaching changes in New York, including the loss of Thibodeau, might reshape the Knicks' future. 🌞 Suns Coaching Situation [00:23:03] A breakdown of Phoenix’s ongoing coaching instability and what that means for team chemistry. 🔁 Ainge to Utah Jazz [00:25:28] Discussion around Danny Ainge's moves with the Jazz and Utah’s strategy for rebuilding. 🏈 NFL Quarterback Changes [00:28:22] Shift gears to American football and unpack the reshuffling of quarterbacks across the league. 🔥 Rodgers and Steelers [00:34:04] How Aaron Rodgers' new environment and strategic changes for the Steelers could redefine their seasons. 🏛️ NCAA Changes [00:42:01] Get into the groundbreaking shift in college sports, where schools now pay athletes directly. 💸 Impact of NIL [00:48:02] An exploration of how Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals are altering the landscape of college athletics. 🔮 Outro and Predictions [00:49:36] Wrap up with some bold sports predictions and final thoughts on the blurred lines between amateur and professional sports. Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

In this episode, we're broadcasting from Spain as your hosts dive into the latest NBA buzz and beyond. We kick things off by dissecting the New York Knicks' playoff run—did they actually have a parade? (00:00:38) That leads to a spirited breakdown of Knicks fans and their lofty expectations (00:05:45), followed by the big question: should the Knicks run it back next season or make some bold moves? (00:07:58) We then compare this year's team to last season’s roster to assess their progress (00:15:26). Shifting to the Indiana Pacers, we highlight their rising stars (00:16:57) and evaluate what the future could hold for this up-and-coming squad (00:22:02). We also examine the NBA's latest rule changes and how they’re influencing game strategies (00:25:57). Next, we preview the NBA Finals matchup between the Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder (00:28:15). With names like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Tyrese Halliburton, and Pascal Siakam headlining, we analyze key depth advantages, player matchups, and potential outcomes. Beyond basketball, we look at the entertainment world, including streaming trends like the three-part final season of Stranger Things and what it signals for release models (00:46:15). We close with some traveling podcaster adventures from Spain (00:56:03) and a reflection on Inside the NBA wrapping up its TNT run as it heads to ESPN. Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

In this episode of A Little Column A, A Little Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop dive into the unexpected dilemma surrounding competitive eating legend Joey Chestnut (00:00:26 – National Nightmare Unfolding). With the Fourth of July approaching and Chestnut potentially missing the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest due to a sponsorship conflict, the hosts discuss the impact of corporate influence on competitive sports and the potential fallout for the event. At 00:07:03 – NBA Playoff Drama, the show shifts gears to break down the controversies surrounding playoff fouls and the performances of key players like Julius Randle and Jalen Williams. They analyze thrilling series featuring the Oklahoma City Thunder and Minnesota Timberwolves, while highlighting the strategic importance of bench depth. Next, at 00:40:23 – Flag Football in the Olympics, Will and Zach explore the global implications of flag football's Olympic debut. Will NFL athletes dominate? Or could unexpected international challengers emerge? Finally, 00:50:08 – Farewell to Around the Horn marks a reflective close as the hosts pay tribute to ESPN’s Around the Horn and longtime host Tony Reali. They discuss the show’s legacy, cultural impact, and whether it might find new life on another platform. Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!

In this episode, we delve into the recent end of the Celtics' season and the unexpected transition to the hype surrounding the Patriots' upcoming season (00:00:40 – Hype Train Season). We discuss the realism of expectations set for the Patriots, the potential for disappointments, and the overall vulnerability felt as a sports fan this year. The discussion shifts towards the NBA playoffs (00:07:26 – Transitioning to NBA Playoffs), where we dissect the surprise outcomes and the impact of injuries on teams like the Denver Nuggets. We analyze key player performances and the unpredictability of game outcomes, highlighting games involving the Oklahoma City Thunder (00:14:13 – OKC’s Playoff Journey) and Minnesota Timberwolves (00:25:20 – Predictions for OKC vs. Minnesota). The conversation also touches on the historical perspective of rivalries such as the Pacers and Knicks (00:32:00 – Pacers and Knicks Rivalry), and the state of competitiveness in the Eastern Conference. Looking ahead, the focus turns to the future, examining potential moves for the Celtics in the wake of major injuries (00:39:22 – Fixing the Celtics). We explore trade possibilities and roster decisions (00:44:19 – Trades and Future Prospects), and speculate on the upcoming NBA Draft (00:52:37 – NBA Draft Speculation). We close with a light recommendation to enjoy the outdoors with the Sunseeker app (00:59:18 – Sunseeker App for Enjoying Spring).   Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!  

In this episode, we dive deep into the emotional rollercoaster of the NBA playoffs, starting with the devastating news of Jayson Tatum’s Achilles rupture (00:00:38) and what it means for the Boston Celtics' future. We explore the Celtics’ collapse against the Knicks (00:03:56), breakdown their team dynamics and playoff failures (00:04:44), and compare Tatum’s injury to other major ones in recent memory (00:07:19). The discussion expands into the Celtics’ mental errors and glaring roster flaws (00:14:18), while also giving credit to the Knicks’ resilience (00:17:58) and how they’ve taken control of the series (00:18:31). We then zoom out to examine the broader playoff landscape (00:18:31) and how injuries and underdog teams are reshaping expectations. Turning to the NBA Draft, we discuss the implications of the lottery results (00:26:27), the hype surrounding Cooper Flagg (00:27:49), and the ongoing debate about the flat lottery odds (00:29:45). Conspiracy theories around draft outcomes (00:30:56) and team tanking strategies (00:36:20) round out this segment. We also examine recent and proposed changes in NBA officiating and rules (00:39:33), plus how these might affect playoff dynamics (00:44:02). Shifting gears, we move into NFL territory with updates on key player movements and trades (00:48:19), followed by a discussion on the league’s evolving structure and global reach (00:55:00, 00:57:23). Finally, we wrap things up with a look at the current state of Major League Baseball, including early season controversies and rule enforcement debates (01:06:51). Since October 11, 2015, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop have been breaking down the biggest stories in sports, entertainment, and pop culture—from March Madness upsets to NFL trade rumors and blockbuster movies. If you love insightful analysis, bold takes, and a little bit of everything in between, this is the podcast for you! 📲 Subscribe now and never miss an episode!