After discussing the tragic Hayward injury, Connor and McCade move into a discussion about theupcoming NBA season. Everyone knows that it will end with a Warriors championship, and so the question becomes how to enjoy the season when the outcome is a foregone conclusion. Connor and McCade share their ideas for getting the most enjoyment out of the NBA as the 2017-18 season begins.
With the NBA season a few weeks away, Connor and McCade start to recap the history of the Utah Jazz, opening up with an episode about the New Orleans era. Topics include Pete Maravich, Sam Battistone (the original owner), and how the Jazz missed out on Moses Malone and Magic Johnson.
With two big fights in a month's time, Connor and McCade had to bring boxing expert Owen Fuller back to the show. Topics include whether McGregor should continue boxing, Gennady Golovkin's career path, how Canelo won the respect of true boxing fans, and whether the Borat impression belongs on the Mount Rushmore of annoying impressions.
Connor and McCade discuss the departure of Gordon Hayward and what it means for small market NBA teams.
Kacey Harmon and Zach Baldwin are founders of GLFR Supplements, a company that emphasizes the physical fitness component of golf. They talk about how they started the company, the supplements they sell, and why golf is more than a mental game. They also talk about Tiger Woods and their favorite golfers, and Connor asks them a series of nutrition questions that he was too lazy to Google. Enter the promo code "DYKAS" at checkout on glfrsupplements.com for 15% off your order.
Connor and McCade welcome back comedian J-L Cauvin to talk about the end of the season for the Utah Jazz and what’s in store for the future. They also talk about the vacant seat for “most famous Jazz fan” that J-L is gunning for, J-L’s comedy album reaching number one on iTunes, and the dream lineups they would all like to see for the Jazz in coming seasons.
Connor and McCade talk about the NCAA Tournament, Tony Romo, and the Raiders leaving for Las Vegas. Segments include counting sheep, what important thing to very few people agree with you on, and the most annoying thing you did to your wife this week.
Connor and McCade talk about the Westbrook/Durant relationship and other key stories going into NBA All-Star weekend. Segments include "Is this a real bio of a less famous brother of an NBA player?" counting sheep, athlete-to-common object dictionary, and "Who's older?"
Front page topics include New England’s history with lucky coin tosses, Charles Oakley getting kicked out of a Knicks game, and drama with the NBA (LeBron, Carmelo, Phil Jackson). Segments include when we were wrong, important truths that few people agree with, people are sheep, and athlete names you can give to everyday objects and situations.
Connor and McCade are back to talk about Connor's experience watching both Lionel Messi and Russell Westbrook in person in a 10-day timeframe. Other topics include what constitutes "athleticism," soccer hardos, surfing hardos, and athlete nicknames.
Connor & McCade bring back fan favorite Nick Thompson to talk about his beloved Denver Broncos and the competitive AFC West. The guys also chat about Brock Osweiler, the nature of bandwagon fans, and facts announcers love to point out.
Connor & McCade chat about Bill Simmons losing is show, the glory days of the Gary Payton/Chris Webber TV combo, and why Connor has never been afraid to say what's on his mind at any given time of day.
Connor and McCade spend a few minutes each on the baseball playoffs, Simmons getting replaced by Pardon My Take as the best sports podcast, Durant vs. Westbrook, NFL ratings, and a tribute to friend of the show Pat Parkinson.
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Connor and McCade try a new format where they each came prepared with a few topics without telling the other what they were until the tape started rolling. They go from Latrell Sprewell to Kaepernick to bikers/skateboarders on campus to Allen Iverson and end with a quick fantasy football discussion.
Connor and McCade bring back their patented “compare a current sports event to a movie of yesteryear” gimmick by comparing plot lines from Space Jam to the recently exiled Alex Rodriguez. Topics include A-Rod’s roller coaster career and public persona, Michael Jordan’s acting skills, and Bugs Bunny being better than Mickey Mouse.
After a lengthy hiatus, Connor and McCade discuss McCade’s recent nuptials and honeymoon to Europe, the Olympics, and US men’s basketball teams of yesteryear.
Connor and McCade discuss their varying reactions to the Durant-to-the-Warriors news. Connor has some concerns but is generally pretty excited about it while McCade is quite disappointed. They also talk about player movement, the increased salary cap, and 2017 MVP candidates.
Connor and McCade share their thoughts after watching the Cavs come back from a 3-1 deficit to bring a championship to Cleveland. Topics include Kevin Love’s parallels with Glen Rice, Kyrie’s surging approval rating, and TV ratings for every finals game since 1991.