Sports in a Bubble

from Stats Don't Matter Hosted by Timothy Cronin and Sam Smith

We talk about the whirlwind week for NASCAR, Major League Baseball’s dramatic season finale, a UFC fighter who called it quits, why COVID is gonna COVID, and the ESPY’s roundup. Then we’ll get into this week’s big ticket: what does the future of Sports look like in light of how COVID-19 has turned the world upside down. We’ll end the episode with What’s in my cup? This week it’s a couple of hazy IPAs you should find. Thank you to all of our listeners and supporters! Find Stats Don’t Matter wherever you get your podcasts!

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