Newest Episodes
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The Investigator’s Guide to Watching an NFL Game Without Getting Played by the Broadcast
Over the 2019 and 2020 seasons, Gardner Minshew completed 62.9 percent of his passes, threw 37 touchdowns against 11 interceptions, and posted a 93.1 passer…
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The Pitch Clock Era Cut 25 Minutes From MLB Games. Here Is What the Data Says Stuck.
The pitch clock gets credit for a lot of things in baseball conversation: shorter games, more stolen bases, more offense. Four full seasons of data…
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Sports Loyalty Rules: 3 Ways to Pick Your Team Without Regret
Picking a sports team is not some effortless, magical thing where you wake up, catch one highlight, buy a jersey, and suddenly you are a…
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Age of Sports on Demand Analysis: More Access Does Not Mean We Need It
Sports whenever you want them. Opinions whenever you want them. Highlights, arguments, analysis, and somebody explaining why your favorite team is either a dynasty or…
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Sports Trash Talk Psychology: Beyond the Shade and Into the Banter
Sports trash talk psychology is not just about who has the loudest voice, the sharpest insult, or the most ridiculous comeback ready to go. It…
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UEFA Article 5 MCO Rules and Football’s Simulation Problem
Multi-club ownership rules and football’s simulation culture are separate problems. One is about who controls clubs, the other about what the game does to the truth on the pitch.
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Why the NBA 82 Game Season Schedule Is a Quality Problem
The NBA’s 82 game schedule has been treated like scripture for far too long. Why the length of the season is a quality problem and what a smarter schedule could look like.
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Choking Under Pressure Myth: What Winning, Losing, and Sports Psychology Really Reveal
The choking under pressure myth has a way of swallowing the whole conversation around sports. One bad moment, one missed shot, one rough finish, and…
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Reforming Sports Haters: The First Step From Hate to Real Banter
Reforming sports haters starts with honesty. If you have spent your time taking shots at sports with empty negativity, here is the first step from hate to real banter.