You're Wrong... And Here's Why

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Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone have been good friends for more than a decade, but they never agree on anything. On You're Wrong... And Here's Why, Chris and Greg will argue about some of the biggest stories in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 3d ago

    336: MLB Hall of Fame Probabilities

    0:18 — Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open the show before moving into the Scrubs revival, its season finale, returning characters and plans for Season 2. They discuss Neil Flynn, Rachel Bilson, JD’s future and why the new episodes feel closer to early-series Scrubs. 4:58 — Phillies-Dodgers becomes the live backdrop for a conversation about changing scores, Trea Turner props and an intentionally ridiculous two-leg parlay involving Turner and Hideki Matsuyama through oddsmakers. 6:50 — The Phillies’ second-half outlook covers bullpen weaknesses, the need for another right-handed bat, inconsistent offense and the strength of a rotation led by Zack Wheeler, Cristopher Sánchez and Jesús Luzardo. Aaron Nola’s home-run problems and Brandon Marsh’s regression are also discussed. 10:41 — Zack Wheeler’s Baseball Hall of Fame case takes center stage. Chris and Greg examine the difficulty of evaluating modern pitchers, Wheeler’s longevity, his superior Philadelphia years and whether he would enter Cooperstown wearing a Phillies cap. 12:35 — The hosts review Hall of Fame probability rankings for current pitchers, including Clayton Kershaw, Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, Chris Sale, Gerrit Cole, Jacob deGrom, Wheeler, Aaron Nola, Paul Skenes, Tarik Skubal, Cristopher Sánchez and Ranger Suárez. 19:55 — Current hitter Hall of Fame projections feature Mike Trout, Mookie Betts, Juan Soto, Aaron Judge, Bryce Harper, Freddie Freeman, José Ramírez, Francisco Lindor, Manny Machado, Trea Turner and Shohei Ohtani. 26:16 — A conversation about reading small text turns into screen strain, PlayStation Portal use, LASIK and Greg’s painful recovery from a procedure used to stabilize a corneal condition. 29:55 — The Phillies-Dodgers game receives another live check-in before the hosts discuss the quiet post-World Cup sports calendar, MLB-heavy summer weeks, MLS, the League of Ireland and early Champions League and Europa League qualifying. 33:46 — Flyers and NHL roster building are discussed through offer sheets, Anaheim’s salary-cap situation, Cutter Gauthier, Matvei Michkov and Porter Martone. Chris and Greg explain why Philadelphia should not fear future retaliation if another club submits a major offer sheet. 37:54 — LeBron James’ free agency dominates the closing sports section. Cleveland, Miami, Golden State and Philadelphia are considered alongside family preferences, Rich Paul’s comments, possible roster fits, the Lakers’ situation and whether LeBron’s final-season decision is being stretched out for a documentary. 43:24 — The episode returns to Scrubs, including the revival’s tone, the unpopular ninth season and Eliza Coupe, before the final sign-off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  2. Jul 15

    335: World Cup Semifinals, Home Run Derby and MLB Labor Trouble

    0:18 — Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open with Wrexham’s preseason draw against Wisła Kraków, early Champions League qualifying, the approaching NFL season, soccer’s nearly nonexistent offseason and the growth of Underdog Podcasts’ newer shows. 5:31 — The 2026 Home Run Derby in Philadelphia is reviewed through its new swing-based format, Jordan Walker’s dramatic final against Kyle Schwarber, the hometown crowd, Netflix’s broadcast problems, the bracket setup and the magenta-ball controversy. 9:35 — A live MLB All-Star Game check-in covers Cristopher Sánchez’s opening inning, the Philadelphia atmosphere and the changing appeal of sports’ All-Star events. 10:18 — Chris quizzes Greg on forgotten NBA Slam Dunk Contest winners, including Mac McClung, Anfernee Simons and Glenn Robinson III. The discussion expands to Andre Iguodala’s controversial loss, weak recent fields, the NBA bubble and why that period deserved a major documentary. 19:21 — Spain’s World Cup semifinal win over France takes center stage. The hosts discuss Spain’s defense, France’s limited chances, tournament futures from oddsmakers and the Golden Ball and Golden Boot races involving Messi, Mbappé, Bellingham, Kane and Rodri. 27:19 — England-Argentina receives a full semifinal preview, including the tight odds from oddsmakers, Jordan Pickford’s form, Argentina’s experience, England’s attacking depth, Messi’s pursuit of another title and the possibility of extra time or penalties. 30:49 — The viral photo of Lionel Messi bathing infant Lamine Yamal sparks a lighter discussion about soccer destiny, unusual sports stories and the strange possibility of the two meeting in a World Cup final. 32:01 — Chris and Greg discuss Ancestry and 23andMe-style genetic testing, family histories, immigration stories and curiosity about their own heritage. 35:04 — World Cup kickoff times lead into the difficulty of watching afternoon matches in the United States, overnight games in Europe and how global scheduling affects fans. 36:35 — The conversation moves to UK and Ireland travel, fish and chips, Indian food, limited delivery options outside major cities and businesses closing earlier than Americans expect. 38:39 — The Phillies’ trade-deadline needs are examined, with bullpen help and another right-handed bat identified as priorities. Byron Buxton, Jung Hoo Lee, Trea Turner, Justin Crawford, Brandon Marsh and J.T. Realmuto are discussed as part of Philadelphia’s second-half outlook. 44:02 — Chris and Greg debate a possible MLB work stoppage, whether baseball needs a salary cap, owner spending, deferred contracts and how labor conflict could damage the league. 47:17 — The episode closes with Portland’s ownership problems, Mike Nori’s unusual coaching contract, concerns about low guarantees and team options, and the Trail Blazers’ organizational direction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  3. Jul 2

    334: NBA Moves Galore and The World Cup Rolls On

    0:18 – Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open You’re Wrong and Here’s Why with the busy June sports calendar. 1:17 – The hosts start with the Philadelphia 76ers’ NBA Draft, reacting to the LeBaron Philon pick, other prospects Chris liked at No. 22, and how free agency could shape what comes next for Philadelphia. 2:41 – Kawhi Leonard’s reported trade back to the Toronto Raptors leads the NBA discussion, with Chris and Greg breaking down the Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, picks-and-swaps return, Toronto’s difficulty landing stars, Kawhi’s health question, and Kyle Lowry’s one-day Raptors retirement deal. 5:51 – The NBA futures board from oddsmakers turns into a broader Eastern Conference conversation, including Toronto’s title odds, Detroit’s rise, Jalen Duren rumors, Boston still sitting near the top, and whether Jaylen Brown’s Celtics situation can realistically be repaired. 10:13 – Ja Morant’s trade to Portland becomes the next major NBA topic, with the hosts discussing the Trail Blazers’ crowded guard room, Damian Lillard, Scoot Henderson, Jrue Holiday, possible follow-up moves, and how a Jalen Brown-to-Portland framework could work. 13:12 – Chris and Greg build out possible Celtics-Blazers trade concepts around Jalen Brown, including Jrue Holiday, Shaedon Sharpe, Donovan Clingan, Toumani Camara, picks, salary matching, and what kind of package Boston might consider. 24:36 – Jimmy Butler-adjacent betting-market rumors, Malik Beasley’s gambling investigation, Ed Davis, and athletes’ money decisions spark a personal detour into Greg selling phones to NBA players and Chris’ GameStop stories involving Evan Turner, Michael Carter-Williams, and Nerlens Noel. 31:55 – The hosts return to Golden State’s title odds from oddsmakers, debating how much LeBron and Anthony Davis speculation is already built into the Warriors’ number and how much the board could move if those pieces actually land. 35:23 – World Cup knockout talk begins with reaction to the first wave of Round of 32 drama, including Brazil-Japan, Paraguay-Germany, Morocco-Netherlands, penalty shootouts, late goals, and how the expanded knockout format has delivered high-pressure games. 40:12 – Chris and Greg discuss the expanded World Cup format, the volume of late goals, the idea of going even bigger with the tournament, the number of good teams and players missing out, and how ticket pricing has pushed casual fans further away from attending. 42:43 – England vs. DR Congo is previewed through odds from oddsmakers, with the hosts discussing England’s uneven form, Harry Kane, DR Congo’s path to extra-time pressure, and how knockout soccer can get uncomfortable quickly. 44:28 – Belgium vs. Senegal gets a full preview, including Belgium’s aging golden generation, Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku, Leandro Trossard, Senegal’s quality, AFCON pedigree, and why this matchup feels like one of the tighter games on the board. 46:36 – USA vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina closes the next-day World Cup preview section, with Chris and Greg discussing the U.S. group stage, the rotated loss to Turkey, the team’s young core, Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Folarin Balogun, long-term 2030 value, and the likely road ahead if the U.S. advances. 50:12 – The possible USA-Belgium rematch brings back memories of a previous World Cup meeting, then leads into the difficult bracket path that could include Spain, Portugal, and France if the U.S. keeps moving forward. 54:26 – Chris highlights a potential France-Morocco subplot involving Ayyoub Bouaddi choosing Morocco over France, which leads into a bigger discussion about France’s talent pipeline, historical national-team cycles, Thierry Henry, Zinedine Zidane, and why France has built such a deep era. 56:42 – The show closes with Kylian Mbappé’s World Cup scoring chase, his two-goal performance, his pursuit of Lionel Messi’s all-time World Cup record, and how oddsmakers might price Mbappé becoming the tournament’s all-time leading scorer before this World Cup ends. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  4. Jun 23

    333: Messi, Mbappe, and the 2026 NBA Draft

    0:18 – Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open You’re Wrong and Here’s Why with a rare Monday recording, a quick check-in, and Chris talking about the launch of The Beautiful Game, Yesterday in Sports, The Underdog Football Show, and The Underdog World Cup Show. 3:17 – Chris and Greg run through the busy sports calendar, including the World Cup, Phillies-Mets fallout, the NBA Draft, the NHL Draft, and using lines from oddsmakers for context. 4:02 – Chris talks about buying soccer trading cards for a potential YouTube project, the modern cost of cards, content creators driving the market, and whether he actually needs another show. 7:56 – World Cup conversation begins with Greg’s reaction to the expanded tournament, Cape Verde’s surprise run, the overall competitiveness of the matches, and weather delays affecting France-Iraq. 9:42 – Chris and Greg discuss soccer stoppages, weather delays, emergency delays in the stands, added time, Wrexham memories, and why some long stoppages make the clock feel absurd. 11:28 – Lionel Messi’s World Cup scoring record leads to a broader conversation about Messi, Kylian Mbappé, World Cup goal totals, Argentina’s recent tournament runs, and how quickly Mbappé is chasing history. 14:06 – Mohamed Salah and Egypt’s World Cup breakthrough spark a discussion about club-vs-country talent gaps, why star players can’t always carry national teams, and how qualification has limited opportunities for strong football nations. 16:30 – Chris and Greg debate expanding the World Cup even further, using omitted teams and stars like Italy, Poland, Hungary, Ukraine, Nigeria, Denmark, Wales, Ireland, Slovenia, Cameroon, Georgia, Lewandowski, Donnarumma, and Gareth Bale as examples. 22:00 – Chris previews the upcoming World Cup slate with odds from oddsmakers for Jordan-Algeria, Portugal-Uzbekistan, England-Ghana, Panama-Croatia, and Colombia-DR Congo, while Greg focuses on Portugal’s lineup and Cristiano Ronaldo’s role. 24:49 – Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup presence turns into a discussion about Messi, Salah, Ronaldo’s desire to keep up, aging superstars, Ronaldo header memes, The Boys, and knowing when to step away. 27:08 – NBA Draft talk begins with the No. 1 pick debate, A.J. Dybantsa, Cam Boozer, Darryn Peterson, the Wizards’ roster direction, and comparisons to surprise NFL Draft movement around Baker Mayfield and Mitchell Trubisky. 30:52 – Darryn Peterson and Utah become the focus, including whether Peterson wants to be there, his point guard claims, his assist numbers, Utah’s crowded roster, and how he fits with Keonte George, Lauri Markkanen, Jaren Jackson Jr., Ace Bailey, and Walker Kessler. 34:39 – Cam Boozer, Caleb Wilson, and the top of the NBA Draft board lead into Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors, with Chris and Greg comparing possible Celtics and Heat trade frameworks for Milwaukee. 36:05 – Giannis trade construction continues with Jalen Brown, Tyler Herro, Kel’el Ware, Nikola Jović, Jaime Jaquez Jr., picks, whether Milwaukee should rebuild fully, and why Charlotte or San Antonio could be better basketball fits. 39:30 – San Antonio’s roster comes up through Victor Wembanyama, De’Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper, possible locker-room concerns, social-media drama, and how the Spurs might handle a young guard who wants a larger role. 42:28 – Sixers draft pain resurfaces through Rutgers’ lottery picks, Ben Simmons, Markelle Fultz, NCAA Tournament concerns, what could have been with Joel Embiid, Simmons, and Fultz, and why Simmons’ peak gets unfairly erased. 55:01 – NBA Draft lottery concerns continue with prospects Chris and Greg would avoid or worry about, including Nate Ament, Will Riley, Mikel Brown Jr., Darius Acuff, Kingston Flemings, Aday Mara, and Michigan’s loaded roster. 58:39 – Dusty May’s move from Michigan to the NBA leads to a coaching discussion about whether college success translates to the pros, Michigan’s roster, Dallas’ direction, fake AI-generated sports headlines, and why that hire felt so surprising. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  5. Jun 16

    332: The World Cup is Here (and it's Glorious)

    0:18 – Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open You’re Wrong and Here’s Why with the sports calendar shifting from the NBA and NHL seasons into baseball and World Cup mode. 1:18 – Chris plugs two new Underdog Podcasts shows: The Beautiful Game, Unfiltered, a soccer/football show launched with a World Cup episode zero, and Yesterday in Sports, 5:17 – USMNT vs. Paraguay discussion highlights the United States’ strong opening performance, Folarin Balogun’s impact, Christian Pulisic showing up, and lingering concerns about the goalkeeper and defense. 7:32 – Cape Verde vs. Spain reaction focuses on 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha leading Cape Verde to a shocking 0-0 draw, Spain’s 27-shot frustration, and the magic of World Cup underdogs. 8:50 – World Cup group-stage chaos continues with Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay and Belgium vs. Egypt both ending 1-1, raising questions about how quickly major teams can feel pressure in the expanded format. 10:21 – Japan’s fan cleanup tradition leads to a side conversation about Jameis Winston joining in, his unusual soccer-commentary role, and the complicated public perception around his past. 11:35 – Breaking football news covers Texas Tech quarterback Brandon Sorsby entering the NFL supplemental draft amid NCAA eligibility and gambling issues, with discussion of the risk attached to any team taking him. 13:16 – Iran vs. New Zealand preview centers on Chris Wood, Wrexham’s Libby Kakace, New Zealand as a long-shot play, and whether another strange World Cup result could be coming. 16:01 – France vs. Senegal preview looks at France’s tournament-favorite status, Senegal’s AFCON pedigree, the goal total, and why France’s attack could still produce goals even against a strong opponent. 20:36 – Iraq vs. Norway preview focuses on Erling Haaland finally getting a World Cup stage, Norway’s attacking talent, and how different national-team soccer can look compared to club football at Manchester City. 24:46 – Argentina vs. Algeria preview centers on Lionel Messi, Argentina’s defending-champion mentality, how the national team plays for Messi, and the contrast between Messi’s role and Cristiano Ronaldo’s place with Portugal. 27:27 – Messi vs. Ronaldo discussion expands into longevity, Portugal’s next generation, Ronaldo’s Saudi league context, Messi in MLS, Robert Lewandowski, and how aging superstars fit into national teams. 36:50 – Austria vs. Jordan preview closes the World Cup match talk, with Austria favored and both hosts admitting it is one of the thinner scouting discussions of the slate. 37:27 – NBA and NHL championship discussion begins with the Knicks winning the NBA title and the Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup, including Greg’s mixed feelings as a Philadelphia sports fan. 38:39 – Knicks vs. Spurs Finals talk breaks down Mitch Johnson’s coaching issues, San Antonio repeatedly blowing big leads, the Knicks’ historic comeback, Villanova Knicks conflict, and Chris’ live-betting regret. 44:08 – Villanova basketball talk covers Italian big man Luigi Suigo withdrawing from the NBA Draft to commit to Villanova, roster turnover, and renewed interest in watching the Wildcats next season. 51:13 – Spurs offseason talk focuses on Dylan Harper’s role frustration, De’Aaron Fox being publicly backed as franchise point guard, Harper’s social media activity, and whether San Antonio could still chase a major trade. 52:49 – Victor Wembanyama deep dive examines his Finals flaws, lack of physical positioning, boxing-out issues, shot selection, missing go-to moves, and why his offseason development matters for the Spurs’ future. 1:00:46 – 76ers trade talk covers Dallas reportedly checking in on Joel Embiid, what kind of return would make sense, Philadelphia’s cap situation, and the sadness of Nico Harrison no longer being around for a possible Mavericks deal. 1:02:37 – Nottingham Forest talk closes the show with Elliot Anderson transfer rumors, the size of the reported fee, and whether Forest can realistically turn down a massive offer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  6. Jun 3

    331: An Insane Amount of Sports in June

    0:18 – Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone return to You’re Wrong and Here’s Why after a week off, previewing a packed June sports slate with NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Final, World Cup talk, Wales vs. Ghana, and betting odds. 1:41 – Stanley Cup Final discussion covers Hurricanes vs. Golden Knights, Carolina’s defensive pressure, Vegas’ playoff path, goalie matchups, former Flyers connections, John Tortorella, Carter Hart, Shane Gostisbehere, and preseason futures angles. 6:46 – Philadelphia sports frustration shifts to former 76ers and Flyers finding success elsewhere, including Julian Champagnie, Mikal Bridges, Landry Shamet, Josh Hart, and the Sixers’ long-running draft and roster-building misses. 8:58 – Sixers front-office conversation focuses on Elton Brand’s role, Daryl Morey’s departure, Mike Gansey, Bob Myers, the team’s search for direction, and the frustration of never reaching an Eastern Conference Finals during the Embiid era. 10:36 – NBA Finals preview centers on Knicks vs. Spurs, matchup questions, rest vs. fatigue, San Antonio’s seven-game Western Conference Finals battle, Wembanyama’s impact, and why the series odds are closer than expected. 13:43 – Victor Wembanyama deep dive covers his playoff workload, long-term health, body type, minutes management, historic upside, and how San Antonio’s roster-building around him has accelerated the franchise’s rise. 18:19 – Spurs draft success discussion highlights Stephon Castle’s importance, San Antonio’s recent draft run, OKC’s historic Kevin Durant/Russell Westbrook/James Harden stretch, and why landing obvious No. 1 picks is different from elite scouting. 20:40 – Oklahoma City Thunder offseason conversation looks at Chet Holmgren’s Game 7 struggles, Sam Presti’s patient team-building style, Giannis Antetokounmpo trade speculation, salary-cap pressure, draft assets, and potential roster moves. 24:32 – Chris recaps his trip to Wrexham, including visiting the town, seeing the stadium and training ground, eating at The Fat Boar, walking through the downtown, and why Wrexham exceeded expectations as a travel stop. 27:59 – Eagles trade discussion breaks down A.J. Brown being dealt to the Patriots, the return package, locker-room tension, Jordan Mailata’s reaction, comparisons to other receiver trades, and how Philadelphia moves forward without one of its most talented wideouts. 34:00 – NFL blockbuster trade reaction covers the Rams acquiring Myles Garrett from the Browns, Jared Verse being included in the deal, the Rams’ all-in strategy, Cleveland’s return, and how the move reshapes NFC Super Bowl odds. 36:43 – Chris and Greg wrap the show by looking ahead to more NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Final, World Cup, NFL offseason, and Eagles discussion in upcoming episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  7. May 19

    330: 17 Second Main Event

    0:18 – Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone open the show discussing the Phillies’ recent surge, the “new manager bump,” Don Mattingly’s interim success, and the team climbing back over .500. 2:31 – Chris previews his upcoming international trip before the hosts drift into a long pop culture discussion about Lost, why so few stars emerged from the iconic series, and memorable characters like John Locke and Charlie. 5:51 – The hosts explore actors who secretly front bands or play music professionally, including Dominic Monaghan, Jack Black and Tenacious D, Jared Leto, Keanu Reeves, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner, Billy Bob Thornton, and other celebrity musicians. 15:15 – PGA Championship recap covers Aaron Rai’s major victory, his dramatic tournament-clinching putt, the historic significance of the win for English golfers, reactions around the golf world, and the perks that come with winning a major championship. 20:36 – Golf memorabilia talk includes Padraig Harrington, Seamus Power, Rory McIlroy autograph prices, notable Irish golfers, LIV Golf’s uncertain future, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau’s YouTube success, and the growing popularity of golf content creators online. 30:14 – Greg reveals his unexpected obsession with mini golf YouTube channels before the conversation shifts into Bryson DeChambeau’s viral golf videos, celebrity golf content, and social media golf culture. 34:37 – Netflix’s MMA debut and Jake Paul’s MVP promotion are reviewed, including Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano, Francis Ngannou’s quick knockout victory, low attendance concerns, production quality issues, and whether the promotion can realistically succeed long-term. 42:35 – Streaming and TV recommendations segment covers Tires, Arrested Development, The Office, The Night Agent, Pop Culture Jeopardy hosted by Colin Jost, and upcoming streaming releases the hosts are excited about. 47:58 – NBA Playoff discussion examines Cavaliers vs. Pistons, James Harden’s postseason inconsistency, the Knicks’ path through the Eastern Conference, Oklahoma City’s dynasty potential, Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs’ young core, and debates around NBA draft success stories. 54:55 – Reddit algorithms, soccer fandom, Leicester City, Wrexham, West Ham, Harry Winks, and bizarre online recommendations become the focus as the hosts discuss football culture and random internet rabbit holes. 58:36 – Phillies conversation returns with Brandon Marsh’s batting average regression, Zack Wheeler’s form, Ranger Suárez and Jesús Luzardo stabilizing the rotation, Andrew Painter’s development, and the Phillies’ World Series chances. 1:05:41 – MLB labor concerns, Paul Skenes’ future with Pittsburgh, baseball lockout fears, salary cap debates, financial inequality in sports, and Championship League spending rules are analyzed in a broader sports business discussion. 1:11:51 – Chris and Greg wrap up the episode by teasing future conversations, more sports talk, and additional pop culture debates before Chris heads overseas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  8. May 13

    329: Football is Life

    0:13 – Opening discussion on rough sports weeks, playoff disappointment, Nottingham Forest surviving relegation, and Tottenham’s path to staying in the Premier League. 2:17 – Premier League relegation race breakdown featuring Spurs, West Ham, Wolves, Burnley, Coventry, and Ipswich, plus analysis of remaining schedules and betting odds from oddsmakers. 6:16 – Nottingham Forest outlook, Premier League title race thoughts, Manchester City vs. Arsenal implications, and why the final Premier League weekend could create major drama. 7:47 – Forest vs. Manchester United preview, Morgan Gibbs-White injury concerns, Vitor Pereira’s turnaround as manager, Lorenzo Lucca’s impact, and expectations for squad rotation. 10:08 – Wrexham’s Championship season reviewed, including transfer window expectations, Jordan James rumors, sponsorship experiences, Premier League ambitions, and why staying down one more season may help long-term growth. 16:22 – Southampton vs. Middlesbrough “Spygate” controversy discussed after allegations of Southampton filming Middlesbrough training sessions before the playoff semifinal. 18:57 – NBA Draft Lottery reactions featuring the Wizards landing the top pick, AJ Dybantsa's expectations, Utah’s tanking strategy paying off, and debates over whether the lottery system is rigged. 21:58 – Spurs vs. Timberwolves playoff discussion focused on Victor Wembanyama’s dominance, the controversial elbow incident involving Elba, officiating, analytics-driven basketball, and concerns about Wembanyama’s long-term durability. 26:20 – Ted Lasso actor Cristo Fernandez officially signing with USL side El Paso Locomotive sparks conversation about Danny Rojas, USL broadcasts, and soccer players transitioning from acting to professional football. 29:08 – Soccer player sponsorship experiences reviewed, including signed jerseys, club communication, stadium tour opportunities, frustrations with unsigned memorabilia, and lower-league football culture. 34:18 – Flyers and 76ers offseason discussion featuring Daryl Morey’s departure, Nick Nurse remaining in Philadelphia, roster construction issues, luxury tax concerns, and frustration over the Julian Champagnie/Mac McClung roster decision. 38:08 – Sixers draft outlook analyzed, including Tankathon projections, Merez Johnson Jr., Isaiah Evans, and concerns about replacing Morey before the NBA Draft despite his strong drafting history. 41:18 – More NBA Lottery fallout discussion, including Thunder dynasty fears, Oklahoma City’s long-term cap flexibility, AJ Mitchell trade possibilities, and how stacked the Thunder roster could remain for years. 44:26 – Phillies conversation covers Don Mattingly’s impact, Brandon Marsh trade rumors, Mike Trout speculation, Kyle Schwarber comparisons to Adam Dunn, Andrew Painter’s development, and potential trade deadline needs at third base and second base. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone have been good friends for more than a decade, but they never agree on anything. On You're Wrong... And Here's Why, Chris and Greg will argue about some of the biggest stories in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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