From the Booth Podcast Cody Clark

Evan and Cody convene again, this time to discuss whether or not the Miami Heat can overcome a 2-0 NBA Finals deficit, Doc Rivers and the coaching landscape in the Association, their favorite MLB playoff teams and stories thus far, and COVID-19 rescheduling games in the NFL.

Week 2 of the NFL is here, and Cody and Evan highlight what they're watching for. The guys also look back at last week's opening week of NFL action, take a peek at the NBA Eastern and Western Conference finals matchups, and dive into some MLB as it comes down the stretch of the year and gears up for its expanded playoffs. 

It's time for the 2020-2021 NFL Preview, as Evan and Cody get ready for this NFL season. Will there be a Super Bowl hangover for the 49ers? Can the Chiefs repeat? Can Kyler Murray make it three sophomores in a row to grab the MVP award? The guys chat about all that and more, and make their predictions for they see the season shaking out. 

Luke Doncic and Giannis Antetokounmpo dueled in one of the best games we've seen in the NBA Bubble, and Evan is impressed by how the other Mavericks contributed as well. Scoring is up, and the NBA has shown that the bubble environment has worked in allowing the league to finish out its season. The same cannot be said for college football, where players have unified to express concerns/make demands about what it would look like to move forward with a season. The guys also discuss when the XFL might come back. 

Cody and Evan are back and discuss Washington's new name and the recent report of sexual harassment allegations throughout the organization, the re-start for Major League Baseball and the National Basketball Association. They also touch on  the enormity of the Patrick Mahomes contract and how that sets up the Kansas City Chiefs over the next decade.

Cody and Evan recap the first round of this year's virtual NFL Draft. Come for the discussion about what picks they liked and didn't, and stay for the chatter about Aaron Rodgers memes and which NFL coach had a better virtual draft setup.