This episode loses the plot quickly and Steve turns it into things he can't stand. It gets very "Get off my lawn" fast. As a listener, you will love it for all the reasons why Steve is great (or not great) at podcasting.

You get Jonathan's righteous indignation and Mark just tries to make sense of things.

MLB, NFL, and NBA gripes abound.

If you like the circular and irrational logic of Steve, this episode is for you.

Rejecting new ideas and thinking has become a legit hallmark of Steve's persona on the show. What you will listen to is real and unedited. Strap in!

Taking sports to yesteryear is on tap. New ideas are for nerds who like math, business, and apparently got an MBA at Pepperdine.

Mark and I offer sound changes with some data and evidence. These make not difference.

NBA, MLB, NFL all mentioned.

We're finally here. You get to hear Jonathan's top worst and best sports moments.

Of course, one of the worst did not make the top 5, but Mark astutely calls is out at the end.

Steve gives Jonathan a hard time that his Number 1 sports moment is not a moment.

Giants, Raiders, Warriors, David Lee, Buster Posey, Will Clark, Skip Bayless, Jim Plunkett, Marcus Allen, Lester Hayes, Steph Curry, Knicks, and others discussed.

What the what!?! A third of the NFL has to find a new coach. Once coach shifted from one team to the next. Tomlin resigns and if someone wants him, the Steelers get compensation?

Winning coach of the year in the NBA seems to be a tell-tale sign that you will get fired within a year or two.

How did we get here? Is it the new norm? Steve tells you how many coaches were fired and hired in 1975. Staggering.

We discuss Harbaugh, Gruden, Raiders, Giants, Joe Judge, Daboll, Gannon, McDaniel, Vrabel, and others.

Tommy Pham sets it off in an article in the Athletic regarding his sort of understanding of data, stats, advanced stats, and so on.

Steve continues with his, "You can't measure everything, INTANGIBLES" and my continued mantra of, "You can, and most people don't understand statistical analysis".

Now, we have Mark and the voice of reason.

Oh, and there are 7 NFL head coaches that have been fired. What the what!?!

Mark is back! Well, he is a permanent fixture now. We just are able to execute the original plan.

It is Steve's turn to give us some of his generational favorites. Steve grew up in Long Beach, California. He has a lot of cool stories of how sports used to be and the fan access to athletes.

Many of whom we're his neighbors in middle-class Long Beach!

Dodgers, Angels, Rams, Los Angeles Kings, Lakers, and Clippers appear. We argue about Don Baylor.

It's finally time. Our 3rd HEAT, Mark has been sitting in the wings for some time. He is finally here!

To kick things off, we are discussing our Top 10 Favorite and Least Favorite players or things from our favorite teams.

Mark is a Knicks, Yankees, and NY Giant Football team fan. We start with Mark to allow him to introduce himself.

Classic Steve takes a shot at Pat Riley and Dwight Howard inexplicably.

Great things to come. Hardcore listeners will get a breath of fresh air and new listeners will get a tease of why they should stay.

With recent news regarding sending Chris Paul home from a road game, Steve and I discuss player legacies and the importance of having a ring or not.

We get into perception and circumstances for players like Charles Barkley, Kevin Durant, Kevin Garnett, Will Clark, Ernie Banks, and others.

I correct Steve in the fact Johnny Unitas did get Super Bowl ring and Mike Schmidt was on some good Phillies teams, ummm, they won the World Series in 1980.

Oh, and Steve mentions the Ind!ans.