The Dojo Special

On today’s episode we take the Lax Lounge across Lancaster and visit the Dojo to talk with Brady Rauner and Zach Thomas. We talk with Zach about his experience tearing his ACL in the preseason and what he’s been up to since then, we once again live react to the Bruins v Panthers Game 7 where we witness history, and we recap our annual Cheesesteak Hot-Dog scrimmage where I tell Brady all about how miserable it is to play against him and how awesome he is to have on your side. We end with a draft of all-time NBA players where we choose our best starting 5 with guest appearances from a few other Dojo inhabitants. Hot takes are thrown out, laughs are had, and the fellas have a great time chopping it up. Make sure to subscribe and leave a rating as well as vote on who had the best draft! Intro 0:00-1:03 Nick and Fridge travel to the Dojo and chat with Brady Rayner and Zach Thomas, we break the ice by talking about our most iconic villains, ZT shares the story of him tearing his ACL and what he’s been up to in Wisconsin, Fridge talks about reading Stephen King books (and his favorite scene?), ZT talks about some of the shows he’s been watching, Fridge shares his wrist injury story as ZT begins his rehab process 1:03-22:20 We recap the NFL draft for the Packers and the Eagles, live reaction to the end of Game 7 between the Bruins and Panthers, talking about going to baseball games and our go to spots for food at the ball park (with our first podcast crasher), ZT says cheese curds are overrated and Fridge trashes poutine 22:20-35:26 The guys talk about the NBA playoffs first round as it wraps up, preview Sixers v Celtics in the second round, discuss the DI and DIII college lacrosse field heading into tournament season (no D2 content sorry Colton), our feelings after wrapping up the regular season, the annual cheesesteak hot dog scrimmage and Brady being… Brady (ft. Mason Lenart crashing the pod to talk LeBron James and the Lakers) 35:26-1:09.47 All time NBA starting 5 draft with special guests Mason Lenart and Jake Schneider 1:09.47-1:35.48