The Burgerball Podcast

Jake and I talk about the playoffs, collapses, bad umpiring, and the Mets. In other words, our greatest hits. Also, I don't know what day of the week it is.

Jake went to St. Paul for the Frozen Four and ate THREE burgers for our enjoyment. (He's taking the podcast title to heart.) Plus, thoughts on the Mets, Doc Gooden, and the story of a keg that was snuck into a sporting event.

Now for our normal Wednesday podcast where we talk Mets baseball, MLB's lack of shame when it comes to going after your money, and Gooden or deGrom? We had fun.

On a very special "Burgerball Podcast", Jake and I close out the college hoop season with talk about Caitlin Clark, Danny Hurley, John Calipari, and then somehow Jimmer Fredette gets a mention. Plus, that was a foul.

One of us panicks about the Mets. The other has a sunnier disposition on that. Then we both cover new ballpark food and the Final Four. (And as Jake requested: a picture of the new Royals' Blue Burger covers this episode of the Burgerball Podcast.

It's our supersized Opening Day edition of the Burgerball Podcast. Of course, we delve into the Shohei Ohtani situation. Then we discuss the Mets' prospects this season along with important stuff like cheesesteak egg rolls and nuns who rap children on the knuckles with rulers. You won't want to miss this one.

It's March Madness and our brackets are already toast. I shed a tear for St. John's. Jake struggles with picking Rick Barnes to have success, I do a Paul Orndorff style heel turn on Gonzaga, and we look at the Midwest Region in the same way that Greg Brady looks at the tiki idol. Plus, our Final Four picks, and our worst gambling stories.

This week we tackle the hard hitting topic of whether Kim Mulkey is actually the sister of Satan. And lighter fare: corrupt referees.

Because who better to talk about women's college hoops than two middle aged men?