Ein Sieg am Wochenende und eine neue Spielerin für Sm'Aesch.

For about 15 years, Joey played fantasy football. He, fortunately, escaped the rubble a few years back, but Sean is still in the endless cycle of torture. Drafting players is fun. Managing those players throughout the season is HIGHLY frustrating. But boy, it's fun to hear Sean get riled up about it. On the plus side, the rise of fantasy football did give us the excellent Fantasy Files commercials. Here are some of the highlights. We're also covering a silly sports cliche about having the

Rauchende Fans und Polizei-Schutz für unsere Fans in Athen. Und rund 100 Ultras zu Besuch im Baselbiet. Eine intensive Woche mit vielen unvergesslichen Geschichten

Most sports have salary caps. Though they're designed as a way to "increase parity" across sports, these salary caps really just limit what a player can earn. Sean thinks we should rally together as fans to boycott sports until they get rid of salary caps. This will not happen but it's an admirable thought. Plus, have you ever played the lottery? Wouldn't it have been nice to win a jackpot of $1.34 billion (which turned into $433.7 million after taxes on the lump sum)? Or maybe

Sm'Aesch gegen Panathinaikos Athen. Eine tolle Europacup-Affiche. Aber auch grausam viel Aufwand.

Kyler Murray just signed a $230.5 million deal. That's a lot of money, but we're more interested in the particulars of his contract. Namely, the part that said he had to watch four hours of game film a week and couldn't be distracted by the Internet, video games, TV, or anything else. You know, like he were a child and not a professional athlete. Meanwhile, Sean attends a birthday party of his friend's child and eats some of the best cake balls he's ever had. Do you also eat

Über erstaunliche Resultate in der NLA und Timos Spielerinnen-Wechsel. Dazu ein paar Geschichten aus der Sm'Aesch-Welt.

You cross home plate in baseball and that's a score. A basket in basketball is a score. But tennis scoring is pretty bonkers: Love, 15, 30, 40, game. We're diving into the history of where "love" comes from in scoring, and trying to determine once and for all where this wacky scoring system came from. We've never done so much research for an episode, so enjoy our hard work! Plus, a concerning tweet about boys from Cristiano Ronaldo and a silly sports cliche about the

Sean doesn't know if hell is high, but today's topic pisses him off to high hell. When a team wants to build a new ballpark (and it's often a want, not a need), it turns to its city to help pay for it. The billionaire owners don't pay for it, the hardworking citizens do. That's quite dumb. Joey and Sean also discuss the corporate feel of the new Texas Rangers stadium, plus a terrible night out for a 21-year-old Sean after drinking a ridiculous beverage from a bar. Plus, a tweet

The first episode of Nuggs Know Best is here! This episode is full of laughs and belly ticklers. Oh! That's a knee slapper! Haha I wheezing! Oh no, the squirrel! Watch the episode to get it. Be curious like the monkey. Have a heck of a good day! You can be great!

How to Trainingsplan und was die Helden der Woche mit dem Muki-Turnen zu tun haben

At one point in the history of baseball, a lot of people were using steroids. But Hall of Fame voters think some of those players shouldn't be enshrined in Cooperstown. Like Barry Bonds (who hit lots of home runs) or Pete Rose (who bet on his own team). And that rankles Sean's feathers. Joey and Sean also discuss the Louisville Slugger Museum and away messages from the days of AOL Instant Messenger (which we lovingly called AIM, duh). Plus, a perplexing tweet from Ja Morant and a

Timo spricht über sein Nerd-Sein bei der Video-Analyse. Und dazu Geschichten aus der Sm'Aesch-Welt.

A lot of golfers are defecting from the PGA to LIV, which is backed by Saudi Arabia. It's been a popular topic of discussion among the media, but Sean has a more interesting query: is golf even a sport? Sean doesn't think so. One of his reasons is John Daly, seen here looking like he's having a grand ol' time. Meanwhile, do you know how to escape from an alligator when it's trying to attack you? Plus, a tweet that shows LeBron James has too much time on his hands, and a silly

Über Millionen-Transfers, die keine Millionen-Transfers sind, Trikotpannen und die Saison vor der Saison

Sports shows need to fill a lot of airtime, and one great way to do that? With some lists, of course! And Sean thinks it's spectacularly dumb, especially when a top 5 list ends up having a tie and we get six players on it. Then the fans get SO MAD about it. This is just one person's dumb opinion! They're not saying a player is bad because they're not on a list. Meanwhile, why do we mainly do top 5, top 7, top 9, or top 10 lists? Also, isn't Ryan Gosling as Ken pretty fantastic

In baseball, you have pitchers and non-pitchers. Yet in blowout games, we're often seeing those non-pitchers take the mound. What gives? Well, teams are trying to rest their pitching staff, but the results of, say, an outfielder pitching are...typically not great. We're also briefly touching on the 2017 film Going in Style and the chaos of trying to pitch in little league. Plus, a hysterically observant tweet by Jason Concepcion and a silly sports cliche about the amount of time we need

In basketball and football, the dimensions of the playing courts and fields are all the same. How come baseball is so wacky and doesn't maintain any kind of consistency? A home run in one park is different than a home run in another one? That's wild! And what do we have to do to get a monster on every field, defending the walls from potential home runs? We're also diving into some of the top fields from the glorious Backyard Baseball computer game, including the prestigious Eckman Acres

In sports such as hockey, people go to the games in hopes of seeing a fight. In sports such as basketball — not so much. Why is that? Would a penalty box in other sports help the situation? Sean also tries to name various members of Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC. How do you think he does? And Joey is irritated by Delta Airlines, but their poor communication did allow him to see the delightful movie The Biggest Little Farm. Plus, an uneducational tweet by former Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones,