In light of Shohei Ohtani becoming the first player to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases, Steve and I discuss the sports milestones during our respective lifetimes.

Steve for whatever reason has a blind spot when it comes to Randy Johnson and I have to remind him of all of Randy's accomplishments. And, that he is went to USC and grew up in NorCal.

Not sure how we have not explicitly talked about this yet, but the fan experience has changed over the Generations.

How we watch, where we watch, where we get information, the paraphernalia available, and all aspects of how we enjoy sports.

Steve and I discuss the What If in sports. If a ball bounced a different way. If an injury didn't happen. How would the sports landscape have changed if things went a little differently?

Look at some MVPs and discuss the criteria for an MVP. We talk about a few that went to those maybe less deserving. We discuss some of the robberies.

And for once, it is not Steve that goes on a rant. It's me.

You asked for it. Our favorite movies over Generations Part II.

I gave you a bunch of deep cuts last time. This time, I give you a couple mainstreamers, but still give you my quirky picks.

Steve must be in a mood. It is weird. His picks went a direction I did not expect.

We're Back! Travel and COVID have kept us off the last couple of weeks.

Here's a fresh episode. Steve was watching the Olympics and thought of Underdogs.

We went with it. Cheers

We discuss why more athletes don't go out on top. Why don't they know when to quit?

We discuss those that went out on top, those that were forced out due to injury, those that "hung on too long", and those that transitioned their game to meet their diminished abilities.

Steve calls someone a bum and I honestly forgot who it was.

We discuss phenoms and hype over new athletes. We dive deep into Caitlyn Clark and the buzz surrounding her.

Then, Steve talking about Sidney Moncrief goes intoa diatribe how Shaq is a clown.

Good times by all.