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Patrick and Seth are still thawing out as Pat re-acclimatizes himself with Canadian winter. Seth embraced it fully in his attendance of the latest NHL Stadium Series game in New Jersey. The two look back at the NBA All-Star weekend after the game itself was widely panned and wonder what future versions of the event may look like. While the Slam Dunk and other Skills contests on Saturday are becoming less and less attractive the performance of Sabrina Ionescu vs Steph Curry did prompt the Bovada traders to post some unique markets as to what she’ll do next, including whether or not any NBA team gives her any shot. With the NBA at All-Star break, Patrick breaks down the updated futures board. And with Man City dropping points Pat and Seth take a look at the Premier League table and where City, Liverpool, and Arsenal’s odds currently lie

Pat and Seth look back at another Super Bowl win for the Chiefs that once again left the bookies smarting as the public continues to wonder “How could you make Patrick Mahomes an underdog?” In a plodding game with no breakout stars, how high did the odds get for Jauan Jennings and Harrison Butker to win MVP? And looking ahead to next season who does Bovada have as the favorites to host the Lombardi Trophy? Seth discusses the ratings for the game, the Swift effect, the future of the league, and Mahomes' impact. With football behind us, the fellas peak at the current NHL standings, how their teams are holding up, and which surprises so far have the best case for keeping their current form.

Patrick and Seth take an updated look at the Super Bowl game lines to see where the line has settled in advance of Sunday's game. Seth wonders about the impact on locals of the game being played in Vegas (thoughts and prayers to those flying in private jets). After looking at the latest MVP odds for the game Patrick goes through some of the crazier and edgier prop bets that his team has cooked up Seth gloats about Arsenal beating Liverpool and Patrick calls for a purple jersey (kit?) purge. Patrick confesses that he's a serial accent appropriator. Patrick shares how Taylor Swift's conspiracy theories helped drive some of their prop creation. He and Seth put their tinfoil hats on to briefly discuss John Lennon, JFK, and Ronald Reagan.

Former NFL MVP and Super Bowl champ Marshall Faulk joins the show to help preview the big game. The guys discuss the future of the Lions and the competitiveness of the NFC North going forward. And can Brock Purdy's supporting cast carry the 49ers offense against a recently rejuvenated Chiefs defense? Patrick and Seth break down the Super Bowl early lines and which direction the early bets are going. Looking at the MVP odds Patrick and Marshall identify an attractive 75/1 shot. And with the first 150+ Super Bowl props already on the board at Bovada Patrick breaks down one of the most popular bets, the national anthem.

Conference championship weekend is now set with the Ravens hosting the Chiefs and the 49ers hosting the Lions. Can Lamar Jackson keep up his MVP form and send Baltimore to the Super Bowl? What will the 49ers offense look like with Deebo Samuel's health status in question? And where do the Bills go from here? Seth weighs in on Aaron Rodgers “alleged” hole-in-one and questions the timing of his social media release during a Packers playoff game. And with Nick Saban retiring and Kalen DeBoer en route to Tuscaloosa Patrick gives an updated look at the college football futures board for Alabama and Washington

With the Wildcard Weekend behind us Patrick and Seth look at the remaining teams vying for this year's Super Bowl and what went wrong with the teams that bowed out as early as they did. Are both Mike McCarthy and Nick Sirianni on the hot seat? Their seasons have been anything but dominant but once again we have the Chiefs and Bills meeting in the playoffs in what will be Patrick Mahomes' first career road game. Can the Bills get over the hump here and continue their season's turnaround? And will whoever's left standing be healthy enough for the Ravens? And in the NFC a pair of upsets have moved the 49ers right into the driver's seat. While Detroit, Tampa, and Green Bay are playing good football at the right time will it be enough to knock off the current Super Bowl favorites?

Patrick and Seth take a look at the upcoming Super Wild Card weekend with previews of each game. The Dolphins blew their AFC East lead and face the Chiefs at Arrowhead while the Bills, who a month ago were underdogs to even make the playoffs, get a limping Pittsburgh Steelers with TJ Watt expected to miss this weekend's game. Dallas finished the season by winning the NFC East and Mike McCarthy was rewarded with some uncertain comments about his future from Jerry Jones The fellas do an inventory of all the various streaming services they use for sports and recreational viewing. With weekday football all but over the guys begin to cast a wandering eye towards basketball. Seth kindly acknowledges recent FA Cup performances.

Seth and Patrick usher in the new year with a recap of college football's semi-finals and a look at what's at stake in the last week of the NFL's regular season. With the Premier League at its halfway point can Liverpool continue to fend off City and Arsenal? And how do teams in multiple competitions balance fitness and tactics? Seth breaks down the NHL outdoor game in Seattle with eyes on attending his 3rd one of these games next January. The fellas preview the national championship game, Seth begrudgingly admits the CFP committee got it right and the guys wonder which team they'll be arguing shouldn't have been left out next year.

The Cowboys and Eagles both stumble further opening up the path of the 49ers as both NFC and Super Bowl favorites. Patrick and Seth discuss both Dallas and Philadelphia's limitations but also how they're still very much in the Super Bowl mix. And does anyone want to play the Bills right now? Seth discusses the change in branding between FIFA and what's now ESPN FC while Patrick waxes poetic about the old Football Manager games. With bowl season upon us and the transfer portal open Seth peacocks the recent addition of Kyle McCord to the Orange and is way too excited about the Boca Raton Bowl. Does Syracuse want ‘Bama?

Patrick pulls himself together after the Ohtani rollercoaster leaves Toronto fans w/ Blue you-know-what. He and Seth discuss the rumor mill that both excited Dodgers and Jays fans but also had bettors already taking World Series shots on the Jays in anticipation of his signing. Given the circumvention of the luxury tax, will MLB reign this in, or do the financial blue bloods of the league have yet another weapon to distance themselves from the rest of the riffraff? In the NFL the Week 14 games saw very little separation at the top of the standings and left the playoff race even further muddied. Can Dallas' talent overcome coaching? And can the Bills use their Kansas City escape as a boost in advance of a must-win matchup vs the Cowboys?

The college football playoff committee has once again left someone feeling slighted and wishing playoff expansion was already here. Patrick and Seth discuss the idea of fairness vs quality of playoff games and wonder how long and much more expansion is needed before Syracuse starts feeling left out. Looking to the NFL Pat is grateful for a Packers bail out of the books on Sunday night and the fellas preview the Cowboys and Eagles and the Bills and Chiefs. The Cowboys are still fighting to make up ground in the NFC North and the Bills are now genuinely at risk of missing the postseason altogether.

The fellas shake off the turkey sweats and take a look back at college football's rivalry week and wonder, with re-alignment, if we'll ever get a weekend like that again. Looking ahead to the conference championship weekend what are the possible scenarios that will determine the four teams selected for the playoffs? The guys take a look at the NBA In-Season tournament and whether that's moving the needle for fans. Will various tiebreakers like the margin of victory continue to keep games competitive late? With the tennis season all but wrapped up Pat takes a look at 2024 Majors odds and how Djokovic, Alcaraz, and the rest stack up on each surface