Geeks Who Like Sports

Geeks Who Like Sports
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Geeks Who Like Sports

Dive into the perfect synergy of athletics and fandom with the "Geeks Who Like Sports,” the premier audio destination for enthusiasts at the intersection of sports analysis and geek culture commentary. Every episode brings a deep dive into the vibrant world of sports – from football to baseball, basketball to hockey – paired seamlessly with the latest in video games, superhero sagas, and sci-fi epics. Our expert hosts dissect the strategic intricacies of professional sports, then pivot effortlessly to the narrative depths of gaming and pop culture, catering to a diverse audience ranging from esports followers to comic book fans. "Geeks Who Like Sports" stands out in the podcasting space as a comprehensive source for reviews, previews, and expert opinions, drawing connections between on-the-field heroics and on-screen adventures. Listeners looking for a podcast that tackles the full spectrum – from playoff predictions and game mechanics to movie tie-ins and sports coaching tips – will find a home with us. Engage with dynamic content that explores the statistics that sports fans crave and the plot twists that geeks adore, all in one place. "Geeks Who Like Sports" unites the dynamic duo of Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias, best friends and broadcasting veterans boasting over four decades of professional experience between them. Ray, a seasoned video game expert, brings a wealth of knowledge from the gaming industry, while Lee, with his professional coaching background, infuses the dialogue with insights from the world of sports coaching. Together, they deliver engaging discussions where expertise and passion intersect, bringing listeners the best of both worlds. By subscribing to the "Geeks Who Like Sports" podcast, you're not just tuning into discussions – you're becoming part of a growing community where sports news meets geek insights. Don't miss out on this unique blend of commentary that's as analytical as it is entertaining, designed for the modern-day fan who celebrates every score and every storyline with equal enthusiasm.

  1. MAY 14

    Ray vs Ray: Detroit Sports, NHL Draft Chaos, and Digital Mayhem

    This week on a very special edition of Geeks Who Like Sports, it’s double the Rays and double the hot takes as Ray Stakenas of Who Would Win: Masters returns to join Ray Carsillo for a jam-packed ride through the sports and geek multiverse. The duo dives into: 🏀 The Knicks–Pistons playoff battle🏈 Detroit Lions’ unsexy-but-genius NFL Draft picks⚾️ The Tigers’ surprising rise (and the Rockies’ rock-bottom existence)🏒 NHL Draft Lottery drama—and why Ray thinks it’s 100% rigged🎮 Game Pass gems, Nintendo Switch 2 takes, and the GTA 6 release shadow🚨 Plus: Shaduer Sanders, podcast plugs, and why nobody outside Long Island needed the Islanders to win anythingOh, and yes—there are passionate debates about wide receiver contracts, cartoon nostalgia, and if the Yankees are once again baseball’s final boss. It’s chaos, it’s catharsis, and it’s classic Geeks Who Like Sports. We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    1h 14m

  2. MAY 6

    Fortnite Beats Apple in Court, NHL & NBA Playoff Updates, & The Geeks Are Taking A Break

    In this loaded edition of Geeks Who Like Sports, Ray and Lee break down everything from playoff upsets to platform wars. The Knicks stun the Celtics in Game 1, the Nuggets pull off a wild comeback, and the NBA is finally giving us some vintage Eastern Conference vibes. Over in the NHL, the Jets shock the Blues, Dallas survives Colorado, and the Oilers finally overcome the Kings—but Lee and Ray have strong thoughts about who actually looks like a Cup contender. Then it’s onto geekdom: Daredevil: Born Again is a massive win for Marvel, Xbox raises prices and puts Gears of War on PlayStation (?!), Fortnite beats Apple in court, and GTA VI gets delayed—but not before dropping one of the most jaw-dropping trailers of all time. Also: Ray has a new job, Lee’s hitting the road coaching, and the Geeks are taking a short hiatus—but don’t worry, they’ll be back in a few weeks with even more playoffs, power plays, and pop culture chaos. Until then: enjoy the games, enjoy May, and remember… unlimited power! We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    1h 2m

  3. APR 29

    Shedeur Sanders Draft Experience, NBA & NHL Playoffs, and Nintendo's Price Play

    In this episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray and Lee dive into a wide range of topics spanning sports and geek culture. The show kicks off with an in-depth discussion of the NBA and NHL playoffs, highlighting the surprising parity in hockey compared to basketball. They analyze key matchups, team performances, and playoff predictions. Sports Section: The hosts dissect the NFL draft, focusing on the unexpected fall of Shedeur Sanders and the strategic moves by teams like the Giants and Eagles. They also touch on baseball, discussing the Chicago White Sox's controversial new jersey design and the historically poor start of the Colorado Rockies. Geeks Section: The conversation shifts to the geekier side with exciting Star Wars announcements, including a Darth Maul TV show and a Mandalorian film. They review the 20th anniversary re-release of "Revenge of the Sith" and discuss the Nintendo Switch 2's pricing strategy. The episode wraps up with Ray's review of "Assassin's Creed: Shadows" and a brief look at The Rock's upcoming biopic "The Smashing Machine." We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    1h 20m

  4. APR 22

    WrestleMania 41 Recap w. New to Wrestling Podcast

    WrestleMania 41 is in the books, and the Geeks Who Like Sports crew is here to break it all down—Vegas chaos, shocking finishes, awkward escalator runs, and all. Ray returns from Allegiant Stadium with a firsthand report, Lee’s got hot takes, and producer Xavier Cruz-Mercado hops on the mic to give his perspective as host of New to Wrestling and a longtime fan. From Jay Uso submitting Gunther to the rise of Io Sky and Dominik Mysterio’s pop, the guys cover every major moment of a weekend that felt more like a season premiere than the typical Mania payoff. Was Triple H playing 4D chess? Did Tiffany Stratton earn her spot while Charlotte mailed it in? And are we really okay with Travis Scott being the reason John Cena wins title #17? They also hit: The Raw after Mania reveals: Rusev’s return, JD McDonagh’s Return, and Becky turning on Lyra.The low-key brilliance of Bron Breaker and why he’s got “it.”WWE buying AAA and opening the forbidden door (the real one).And yes… Joe Hendry. That pop. That theme. That perfect three-minute Match It’s bold. It’s chaotic. It’s passionate. It’s Geeks Who Like Sports doing what they do best—geeking out and calling it like it is. 🎧 Hit play, mark out, and remember: this ain’t the end—it’s just the beginning. Timestamps: 0:00 – 0:18 – Intro: Lee and Ray summon the geeks and welcome Xavier Cruz-Mercado0:19 – 2:23 – Ray’s first-hand account of WrestleMania 41 in Vegas2:24 – 4:12 – Vegas chaos: crowd control, bad exits, closed restaurants4:13 – 5:30 – WrestleMania’s scale: more like the Super Bowl or Olympics now5:31 – 7:16 – East Coast vs. West Coast wrestling cities7:17 – 10:25 – Was this Mania the start of the season? Triple H’s “new philosophy”10:26 – 13:36 – Raw after Mania makes the weekend make more sense13:37 – 14:53 – Jay Uso submits Gunther: the new chapter begins14:54 – 16:51 – Gunther’s flaw revealed + what’s next for his character16:52 – 18:54 – New Day defeats War Raiders: fresh heel era for the tag division18:55 – 20:46 – Jade vs. Naomi: rising stars, great character work20:47 – 22:12 – Tiffany Stratton vs. Charlotte: the backstage tension shows22:13 – 25:34 – Fatu vs. LA Knight, and a surprise Rey Fenix match26:55 – 30:10 – Triple Threat main event: Seth, Punk, and Roman bring drama30:11 – 33:04 – CM Punk’s emotional moment, Seth & Heyman’s big twist33:05 – 35:32 – Io Sky retains: genius of the sky gets her due35:33 – 37:13 – Drew vs. Priest: surprise banger with real injuries37:14 – 40:52 – Intercontinental Fatal 4-Way: Dirty Dom’s redemption, Bron Breaker shines40:53 – 42:48 – Judgment Day character shifts, Finn on the outs?42:49 – 44:40 – Joe Hendry’s massive pop and a perfect 3-minute match44:41 – 47:15 – Logan Paul vs. AJ Styles: the fans are over it47:16 – 48:01 – Karrion Kross steps up in the aftermath48:02 – 50:13 – Becky’s return, Lyra’s story begins, short tag reign50:14 – 54:02 – Cena wins #17… but Travis Scott? And no Rock?!56:13 – 59:44 – Raw after Mania: Cena vs. Orton and new feuds take shape59:45 – 1:03:00 – Raw’s new faces: Rusev, JD McDonagh, and the NXT invasion1:03:01 – 1:06:00 – WWE buys AAA: the forbidden door officially kicked open1:06:01 – 1:07:17 – FiWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    1h 8m

  5. APR 8

    Ovechkin Breaks 895, Nintendo Switch 2 Backlash, and Ray Turns 40!

    It’s a milestone moment as Ray hits the big 4-0, and what better way to celebrate than recording a brand new episode of Geeks Who Like Sports! From NHL legends to Nintendo drama, we’ve got a little bit of everything this week—including birthday shoutouts, playoff breakdowns, extinct wolves, and the price of Donkey Kong. 🏒 Sports Highlights: Ovechkin Hits 895: The guys break down The Great 8’s historic goal-scoring record and what it means for hockey. Is he the greatest goal scorer ever? Where does this rank across sports records?NHL Playoff Preview: East or West—who’s coming out of the trenches? Lee and Ray assess the tight wildcard races, sleeper teams, and whether the President’s Trophy is a curse.NBA Regular Season Wrap-Up: With most playoff spots locked in, does the NBA’s expanded postseason actually matter? Is the edge gone from pro basketball?NFL Goes Digital: First downs tracked by millimeters? The guys discuss the NFL’s move to chip-tracked balls and what it means for the future.MLB Musings: The Athletics’ move to Sacramento kicks off a conversation about sports relocations, homegrown teams, and why Vegas loves its Golden Knights.🎮 Geeks Highlights: Switch 2 Reveal Meltdown: Nintendo fumbles its Switch 2 marketing—Ray vents, Lee calms the storm. Is $450 too much? And why the heck didn’t they call it the Super Nintendo Switch?Pricing vs. Value: The guys get real about inflation, game prices, and how parents can teach kids the value of earning games. (Pro tip: read 10 books to unlock Tears of the Kingdom.)Science Gets Weird: Dire wolves are back?! Ray and Lee nerd out over the real-world “de-extinction” of an ancient species and ponder what other creatures might return next.Marvel’s Thunderbolts & Beyond: With Thunderbolts marketing heating up, the guys discuss Marvel’s pivot toward Doom, the X-Men, and what’s next for Kang (if anything).Indie Movie Spotlight: Ray reviews The Luckiest Man in America, a character-driven retelling of the infamous Press Your Luck game show moment—big bucks, no whammies, and lots of heart.Timestamps: 0:00 Intro4:30 Alexander Ovechkin's Goal Scoring Record9:04 Ovechkin and Crosby's Career Reflections12:40 Discussion on Ovechkin vs. Crosby16:55 Panthers' Injuries and Playoff Implications20:52 Western Conference Playoff Outlook24:40 Women's Championship Game Analysis28:27 Discussion on NBA's current state and future prospects32:51 Athletics in Sacramento36:14 Discussing Vegas sports loyalty39:54 Discussion on umpire accuracy and technology in sports43:02 Lee MJ Elias discusses his daughter's softball team and son's baseball experience47:00 Discussion on the dodo bird's potential return50:22 Ray Carsillo discusses Nintendo's marketing issues54:45 Discussion on gaming console pricing and inflation58:55 Discussion on Gaming Industry Pricing1:02:31 Movie Outing Costs1:06:00 Video Game Pricing Discussion1:10:11 Val Kilmer Tribute1:13:55 A man named Michael Larson's game show win1:18:03 Entertainment and Fairness in Sports1:22:04 Outro, Thanking audience and closing remarksWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    1h 22m

  6. APR 2

    Torpedo Bats, Tush Push Pushback, & The Resurrection of Game Informer

    It’s April Fool’s Day, but Ray and Lee are dead serious about the biggest stories across the geek and sports multiverse! From torpedo bats sparking controversy in MLB to the NFL’s ongoing obsession with banning the Tush Push, the guys break it all down with classic GWLS fire. They also dive into: Why the Yankees’ hot start has everyone yelling “batgate” (spoiler: it’s legal… and hilarious).NFL owners trying (and failing) to cancel innovation.The sorry state of the New York Giants and why the Russell Wilson signing makes zero sense.A look at the NHL playoff picture and the surging St. Louis Blues.Ovechkin chasing goal-scoring history, while John Tortorella flames out in Philly.The return of Game Informer and Coyote vs. Acme — two massive wins for gamers and creatives alike.Nintendo’s surprise Direct, Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday megacast, and Deadpool possibly being edited into every MCU movie ever.Plus, Ray’s working through the new Assassin’s Creed (30 hours in!), Venom is officially twerking, and Lee reveals what will keep him up at night if Saquon lands with the Eagles. All this and more on a springtime episode full of hope, hype, and hilarity — only on Geeks Who Like Sports. We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    50 min

  7. MAR 25

    Chesapeake Bay Sox Logo Excites; Looney Tunes Movie Delights; & Pokemon GO Makers bought for $3.5B

    Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias host "Geeks Who Like Sports," a podcast blending sports analysis with geek culture. In this episode, they discuss recent developments in baseball, basketball, hockey, and football, as well as touching on geek-related topics. Sports Section: The hosts dive into baseball's opening day, discussing the Tokyo Series and team prospects. They analyze NBA standings, NHL playoff races, and NFL signings, including Jameis Winston joining the New York Giants. The conversation covers team strategies, player performances, and league dynamics across multiple sports. Geeks Section: The episode touches on upcoming gaming announcements from Nintendo and Microsoft. They discuss Scopely's acquisition of Niantic's games division, including Pokémon Go, for $3.5 billion. Ray reviews recent films, praising "Looney Tunes: The Day the Earth Blew Up" and critiquing "Mickey 17." The hosts also mention upcoming Star Wars content and the potential return of Ted Lasso. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and welcome back after hiatus5:03 MLB opening day and Tokyo Series success15:41 March Madness update and bracket busters23:58 NBA playoff picture and team performances29:56 NHL standings and playoff race analysis35:27 NFL: Giants sign Jameis Winston as QB44:03 Scopely acquires Niantic's gaming division for $3.5B47:21 Movie reviews: Looney Tunes and Novocaine54:27 Upcoming Star Wars and Ted Lasso content56:15 Wrap-up and episode number announcementWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    57 min

  8. MAR 12

    NFL Free Agency Frenzy; NHL Trade Deadline; and Avowed Triumphs: A Ray Review

    In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias navigate the intersection of sports and geek culture with their signature humor and insight. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, they kick off with a light-hearted discussion about the weather and personal anecdotes, setting the stage for a deep dive into the latest in sports and gaming. Sports Section: The hosts dissect the NHL trade deadline, focusing on Brad Marchand's move to the Panthers and its impact on Boston and Florida. They explore the playoff prospects of teams like the Rangers and Flyers, highlighting strategic trades and the potential for future success. The conversation shifts to NFL free agency, where they analyze key player movements, including Justin Fields' new role with the Jets and the Eagles' strategic trades. The duo also touches on MLB's upcoming season, discussing the Yankees' injury woes and the Dodgers' international games in Japan. Geeks Section: Ray reviews the fantasy RPG "Avowed," praising its immersive world and complex decision-making, awarding it a 9/10. The hosts discuss the potential decline of physical media in gaming, upcoming console releases, and the integration of MLB star Shohei Ohtani into Fortnite. They reflect on the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic's onset in the US, offering a thoughtful look at its lasting impact. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro: New consoles on the horizon5:01 NHL trade deadline: Marchand to Panthers10:00 Chicago Blackhawks struggling with Bedard15:01 Alex Ovechkin chasing NHL goal record20:21 NFL free agency moves begin26:51 Yankees face injuries before MLB season30:58 Baseball embraces gaming to attract fans36:51 Physical game media may be dying40:40 Ray reviews RPG game "Avowed"47:46 Hosts imagine their RPG character classes49:49 Reflecting on 5 years since COVID began52:54 Outro: Upcoming games and show breakWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

    55 min
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Dive into the perfect synergy of athletics and fandom with the "Geeks Who Like Sports,” the premier audio destination for enthusiasts at the intersection of sports analysis and geek culture commentary. Every episode brings a deep dive into the vibrant world of sports – from football to baseball, basketball to hockey – paired seamlessly with the latest in video games, superhero sagas, and sci-fi epics. Our expert hosts dissect the strategic intricacies of professional sports, then pivot effortlessly to the narrative depths of gaming and pop culture, catering to a diverse audience ranging from esports followers to comic book fans. "Geeks Who Like Sports" stands out in the podcasting space as a comprehensive source for reviews, previews, and expert opinions, drawing connections between on-the-field heroics and on-screen adventures. Listeners looking for a podcast that tackles the full spectrum – from playoff predictions and game mechanics to movie tie-ins and sports coaching tips – will find a home with us. Engage with dynamic content that explores the statistics that sports fans crave and the plot twists that geeks adore, all in one place. "Geeks Who Like Sports" unites the dynamic duo of Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias, best friends and broadcasting veterans boasting over four decades of professional experience between them. Ray, a seasoned video game expert, brings a wealth of knowledge from the gaming industry, while Lee, with his professional coaching background, infuses the dialogue with insights from the world of sports coaching. Together, they deliver engaging discussions where expertise and passion intersect, bringing listeners the best of both worlds. By subscribing to the "Geeks Who Like Sports" podcast, you're not just tuning into discussions – you're becoming part of a growing community where sports news meets geek insights. Don't miss out on this unique blend of commentary that's as analytical as it is entertaining, designed for the modern-day fan who celebrates every score and every storyline with equal enthusiasm.

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  • Creator
    Geeks Who Like Sports
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2025
  • Episodes
    318
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2025 Geeks Who Like Sports
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