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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2022 · 2H 16M

Using Common Sense from One Year to the Next

from The Howitzer and Buzz-saw Show · host George Gerbo, Mike Asti

As the year comes to a close, it's time for Mike "the Buzz-saw" Asti and George "the Howitzer" Gerbo to discuss everything the holiday season sportd wise.  The final epsode of the Howitzer and Buzz-saw Show podcast in 2022 opens with an idea on how to make the college football bowl season more interesting and what will  happen to the bowl season when the playoff is expanded.  The HBS then transitions into NFL talk and Mike explains why it's time for a major change in how teams are seeded fpr the postseason. Can George defend the need to honor division winners as high seeds even if non division champs have better records?  There's more parity in the NBA than the laegue has experienced in a long time, but is that actually a good thing? Has Alexander Ovechkin already achieved GOAT status as far as scoring goals in NHL history even before breaking Wayne Greztky's all-time record?  For the last time in 2022 and sure to continue in 2023, the HBS conquers sports talk, one day, and one year, at a time...  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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