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This week on a very special edition of Geeks Who Like Sports, it’s double the Rays and double the hot takes as Ray Stakenas of Who Would Win: Masters returns to join Ray Carsillo for a jam-packed ride through the sports and geek multiverse.The duo dives into:🏀 The Knicks–Pistons playoff battle🏈 Detroit Lions’ unsexy-but-genius NFL Draft picks⚾️ The Tigers’ surprising rise (and the Rockies’ rock-bottom existence)🏒 NHL Draft Lottery drama—and why Ray thinks it’s 100% rigged🎮 Game Pass gems, Nintendo Switch 2 takes, and the GTA 6 release shadow🚨 Plus: Shaduer Sanders, podcast plugs, and why nobody outside Long Island needed the Islanders to win anythingOh, and yes—there are passionate debates about wide receiver contracts, cartoon nostalgia, and if the Yankees are once again baseball’s final boss.It’s chaos, it’s catharsis, and it’s classic Geeks Who Like Sports.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this loaded edition of Geeks Who Like Sports, Ray and Lee break down everything from playoff upsets to platform wars. The Knicks stun the Celtics in Game 1, the Nuggets pull off a wild comeback, and the NBA is finally giving us some vintage Eastern Conference vibes. Over in the NHL, the Jets shock the Blues, Dallas survives Colorado, and the Oilers finally overcome the Kings—but Lee and Ray have strong thoughts about who actually looks like a Cup contender.Then it’s onto geekdom: Daredevil: Born Again is a massive win for Marvel, Xbox raises prices and puts Gears of War on PlayStation (?!), Fortnite beats Apple in court, and GTA VI gets delayed—but not before dropping one of the most jaw-dropping trailers of all time.Also: Ray has a new job, Lee’s hitting the road coaching, and the Geeks are taking a short hiatus—but don’t worry, they’ll be back in a few weeks with even more playoffs, power plays, and pop culture chaos. Until then: enjoy the games, enjoy May, and remember… unlimited power!We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray and Lee dive into a wide range of topics spanning sports and geek culture. The show kicks off with an in-depth discussion of the NBA and NHL playoffs, highlighting the surprising parity in hockey compared to basketball. They analyze key matchups, team performances, and playoff predictions.Sports Section:The hosts dissect the NFL draft, focusing on the unexpected fall of Shedeur Sanders and the strategic moves by teams like the Giants and Eagles. They also touch on baseball, discussing the Chicago White Sox's controversial new jersey design and the historically poor start of the Colorado Rockies.Geeks Section:The conversation shifts to the geekier side with exciting Star Wars announcements, including a Darth Maul TV show and a Mandalorian film. They review the 20th anniversary re-release of "Revenge of the Sith" and discuss the Nintendo Switch 2's pricing strategy. The episode wraps up with Ray's review of "Assassin's Creed: Shadows" and a brief look at The Rock's upcoming biopic "The Smashing Machine."We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

WrestleMania 41 is in the books, and the Geeks Who Like Sports crew is here to break it all down—Vegas chaos, shocking finishes, awkward escalator runs, and all. Ray returns from Allegiant Stadium with a firsthand report, Lee’s got hot takes, and producer Xavier Cruz-Mercado hops on the mic to give his perspective as host of New to Wrestling and a longtime fan.From Jay Uso submitting Gunther to the rise of Io Sky and Dominik Mysterio’s pop, the guys cover every major moment of a weekend that felt more like a season premiere than the typical Mania payoff. Was Triple H playing 4D chess? Did Tiffany Stratton earn her spot while Charlotte mailed it in? And are we really okay with Travis Scott being the reason John Cena wins title #17?They also hit:The Raw after Mania reveals: Rusev’s return, JD McDonagh’s Return, and Becky turning on Lyra.The low-key brilliance of Bron Breaker and why he’s got “it.”WWE buying AAA and opening the forbidden door (the real one).And yes… Joe Hendry. That pop. That theme. That perfect three-minute Match It’s bold. It’s chaotic. It’s passionate. It’s Geeks Who Like Sports doing what they do best—geeking out and calling it like it is.🎧 Hit play, mark out, and remember: this ain’t the end—it’s just the beginning.Timestamps:0:00 – 0:18 – Intro: Lee and Ray summon the geeks and welcome Xavier Cruz-Mercado0:19 – 2:23 – Ray’s first-hand account of WrestleMania 41 in Vegas2:24 – 4:12 – Vegas chaos: crowd control, bad exits, closed restaurants4:13 – 5:30 – WrestleMania’s scale: more like the Super Bowl or Olympics now5:31 – 7:16 – East Coast vs. West Coast wrestling cities7:17 – 10:25 – Was this Mania the start of the season? Triple H’s “new philosophy”10:26 – 13:36 – Raw after Mania makes the weekend make more sense13:37 – 14:53 – Jay Uso submits Gunther: the new chapter begins14:54 – 16:51 – Gunther’s flaw revealed + what’s next for his character16:52 – 18:54 – New Day defeats War Raiders: fresh heel era for the tag division18:55 – 20:46 – Jade vs. Naomi: rising stars, great character work20:47 – 22:12 – Tiffany Stratton vs. Charlotte: the backstage tension shows22:13 – 25:34 – Fatu vs. LA Knight, and a surprise Rey Fenix match26:55 – 30:10 – Triple Threat main event: Seth, Punk, and Roman bring drama30:11 – 33:04 – CM Punk’s emotional moment, Seth & Heyman’s big twist33:05 – 35:32 – Io Sky retains: genius of the sky gets her due35:33 – 37:13 – Drew vs. Priest: surprise banger with real injuries37:14 – 40:52 – Intercontinental Fatal 4-Way: Dirty Dom’s redemption, Bron Breaker shines40:53 – 42:48 – Judgment Day character shifts, Finn on the outs?42:49 – 44:40 – Joe Hendry’s massive pop and a perfect 3-minute match44:41 – 47:15 – Logan Paul vs. AJ Styles: the fans are over it47:16 – 48:01 – Karrion Kross steps up in the aftermath48:02 – 50:13 – Becky’s return, Lyra’s story begins, short tag reign50:14 – 54:02 – Cena wins #17… but Travis Scott? And no Rock?!56:13 – 59:44 – Raw after Mania: Cena vs. Orton and new feuds take shape59:45 – 1:03:00 – Raw’s new faces: Rusev, JD McDonagh, and the NXT invasion1:03:01 – 1:06:00 – WWE buys AAA: the forbidden door officially kicked open1:06:01 – 1:07:17 – FiWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

It’s a milestone moment as Ray hits the big 4-0, and what better way to celebrate than recording a brand new episode of Geeks Who Like Sports! From NHL legends to Nintendo drama, we’ve got a little bit of everything this week—including birthday shoutouts, playoff breakdowns, extinct wolves, and the price of Donkey Kong.🏒 Sports Highlights:Ovechkin Hits 895: The guys break down The Great 8’s historic goal-scoring record and what it means for hockey. Is he the greatest goal scorer ever? Where does this rank across sports records?NHL Playoff Preview: East or West—who’s coming out of the trenches? Lee and Ray assess the tight wildcard races, sleeper teams, and whether the President’s Trophy is a curse.NBA Regular Season Wrap-Up: With most playoff spots locked in, does the NBA’s expanded postseason actually matter? Is the edge gone from pro basketball?NFL Goes Digital: First downs tracked by millimeters? The guys discuss the NFL’s move to chip-tracked balls and what it means for the future.MLB Musings: The Athletics’ move to Sacramento kicks off a conversation about sports relocations, homegrown teams, and why Vegas loves its Golden Knights.🎮 Geeks Highlights:Switch 2 Reveal Meltdown: Nintendo fumbles its Switch 2 marketing—Ray vents, Lee calms the storm. Is $450 too much? And why the heck didn’t they call it the Super Nintendo Switch?Pricing vs. Value: The guys get real about inflation, game prices, and how parents can teach kids the value of earning games. (Pro tip: read 10 books to unlock Tears of the Kingdom.)Science Gets Weird: Dire wolves are back?! Ray and Lee nerd out over the real-world “de-extinction” of an ancient species and ponder what other creatures might return next.Marvel’s Thunderbolts & Beyond: With Thunderbolts marketing heating up, the guys discuss Marvel’s pivot toward Doom, the X-Men, and what’s next for Kang (if anything).Indie Movie Spotlight: Ray reviews The Luckiest Man in America, a character-driven retelling of the infamous Press Your Luck game show moment—big bucks, no whammies, and lots of heart.Timestamps:0:00 Intro4:30 Alexander Ovechkin's Goal Scoring Record9:04 Ovechkin and Crosby's Career Reflections12:40 Discussion on Ovechkin vs. Crosby16:55 Panthers' Injuries and Playoff Implications20:52 Western Conference Playoff Outlook24:40 Women's Championship Game Analysis28:27 Discussion on NBA's current state and future prospects32:51 Athletics in Sacramento36:14 Discussing Vegas sports loyalty39:54 Discussion on umpire accuracy and technology in sports43:02 Lee MJ Elias discusses his daughter's softball team and son's baseball experience47:00 Discussion on the dodo bird's potential return50:22 Ray Carsillo discusses Nintendo's marketing issues54:45 Discussion on gaming console pricing and inflation58:55 Discussion on Gaming Industry Pricing1:02:31 Movie Outing Costs1:06:00 Video Game Pricing Discussion1:10:11 Val Kilmer Tribute1:13:55 A man named Michael Larson's game show win1:18:03 Entertainment and Fairness in Sports1:22:04 Outro, Thanking audience and closing remarksWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

It’s April Fool’s Day, but Ray and Lee are dead serious about the biggest stories across the geek and sports multiverse! From torpedo bats sparking controversy in MLB to the NFL’s ongoing obsession with banning the Tush Push, the guys break it all down with classic GWLS fire.They also dive into:Why the Yankees’ hot start has everyone yelling “batgate” (spoiler: it’s legal… and hilarious).NFL owners trying (and failing) to cancel innovation.The sorry state of the New York Giants and why the Russell Wilson signing makes zero sense.A look at the NHL playoff picture and the surging St. Louis Blues.Ovechkin chasing goal-scoring history, while John Tortorella flames out in Philly.The return of Game Informer and Coyote vs. Acme — two massive wins for gamers and creatives alike.Nintendo’s surprise Direct, Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday megacast, and Deadpool possibly being edited into every MCU movie ever.Plus, Ray’s working through the new Assassin’s Creed (30 hours in!), Venom is officially twerking, and Lee reveals what will keep him up at night if Saquon lands with the Eagles.All this and more on a springtime episode full of hope, hype, and hilarity — only on Geeks Who Like Sports.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias host "Geeks Who Like Sports," a podcast blending sports analysis with geek culture. In this episode, they discuss recent developments in baseball, basketball, hockey, and football, as well as touching on geek-related topics.Sports Section:The hosts dive into baseball's opening day, discussing the Tokyo Series and team prospects. They analyze NBA standings, NHL playoff races, and NFL signings, including Jameis Winston joining the New York Giants. The conversation covers team strategies, player performances, and league dynamics across multiple sports.Geeks Section:The episode touches on upcoming gaming announcements from Nintendo and Microsoft. They discuss Scopely's acquisition of Niantic's games division, including Pokémon Go, for $3.5 billion. Ray reviews recent films, praising "Looney Tunes: The Day the Earth Blew Up" and critiquing "Mickey 17." The hosts also mention upcoming Star Wars content and the potential return of Ted Lasso.Timestamps:0:00 Intro and welcome back after hiatus5:03 MLB opening day and Tokyo Series success15:41 March Madness update and bracket busters23:58 NBA playoff picture and team performances29:56 NHL standings and playoff race analysis35:27 NFL: Giants sign Jameis Winston as QB44:03 Scopely acquires Niantic's gaming division for $3.5B47:21 Movie reviews: Looney Tunes and Novocaine54:27 Upcoming Star Wars and Ted Lasso content56:15 Wrap-up and episode number announcementWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias navigate the intersection of sports and geek culture with their signature humor and insight. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, they kick off with a light-hearted discussion about the weather and personal anecdotes, setting the stage for a deep dive into the latest in sports and gaming.Sports Section:The hosts dissect the NHL trade deadline, focusing on Brad Marchand's move to the Panthers and its impact on Boston and Florida. They explore the playoff prospects of teams like the Rangers and Flyers, highlighting strategic trades and the potential for future success. The conversation shifts to NFL free agency, where they analyze key player movements, including Justin Fields' new role with the Jets and the Eagles' strategic trades. The duo also touches on MLB's upcoming season, discussing the Yankees' injury woes and the Dodgers' international games in Japan.Geeks Section:Ray reviews the fantasy RPG "Avowed," praising its immersive world and complex decision-making, awarding it a 9/10. The hosts discuss the potential decline of physical media in gaming, upcoming console releases, and the integration of MLB star Shohei Ohtani into Fortnite. They reflect on the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic's onset in the US, offering a thoughtful look at its lasting impact.Timestamps:0:00 Intro: New consoles on the horizon5:01 NHL trade deadline: Marchand to Panthers10:00 Chicago Blackhawks struggling with Bedard15:01 Alex Ovechkin chasing NHL goal record20:21 NFL free agency moves begin26:51 Yankees face injuries before MLB season30:58 Baseball embraces gaming to attract fans36:51 Physical game media may be dying40:40 Ray reviews RPG game "Avowed"47:46 Hosts imagine their RPG character classes49:49 Reflecting on 5 years since COVID began52:54 Outro: Upcoming games and show breakWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias host the 67th episode of "Geeks who Like Sports," covering a wide range of topics from sports to pop culture. The hosts dive into NBA developments, including the Philadelphia 76ers' struggles and the Los Angeles Lakers' recent success. They discuss the upcoming NHL trade deadline and the tight playoff race in the Eastern Conference. The episode also touches on the WWE's Elimination Chamber event and John Cena's surprising heel turn.Sports Section:The hosts analyze the NBA landscape, focusing on the Philadelphia 76ers' decline and the Los Angeles Lakers' resurgence after acquiring Luka Doncic. They explore the NHL's Eastern Conference playoff race and discuss potential moves before the trade deadline. The conversation also covers the upcoming MLB season and potential changes to baseball's rules and contracts.Geeks Section:Ray and Lee review "Captain America: Brave New World," praising its standalone quality and discussing its implications for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They delve into WWE storylines, particularly John Cena's heel turn at Elimination Chamber. The hosts also touch on the revival of Acclaim as a game publisher and pay tribute to the late Gene Hackman's illustrious career.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:33 Spring Weather Discussion4:44 Sixers' struggles8:46 Philadelphia Sports Outlook12:59 NBA Trade Impact17:23 Trade Deadline Discussion21:23 Rangers' Performance and Upcoming Challenges25:26 Discussion on NHL Teams' Performance29:37 Gretzky's Influence33:11 NHL Baton Pass37:33 MLB and NHL Lockout Discussion41:11 Baseball Lockout Prediction45:19 NFL Quarterback Discussion48:59 Randy Orton vs. Kevin Owens setup54:37 Discussion on WrestleMania and Heel Cena59:11 Great storytelling in wrestling1:03:20 Marketing and Film Review1:07:14 Wolverine and Silver Samurai1:11:16 Discussion on Loki and Thor's roles1:15:14 Superman and Jean Hackman's Passing1:19:15 Discussion on Oscars and Hollywood1:23:27 Oscars DiscussionWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Welcome to the latest episode of Geeks Who Like Sports, where hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias bring their unique blend of sports enthusiasm and pop culture insights. Broadcasting from sunny Los Angeles and vibrant Philadelphia, they dive into a lively discussion that promises to entertain and inform.Sports Section:The episode kicks off with a spirited analysis of the Four Nations hockey championship, where Canada clinched victory in a thrilling overtime match against the USA. The hosts debate the evolving rivalry between these two hockey powerhouses and the implications for future international competitions. They also tackle the challenges facing Major League Baseball, including ESPN's contract termination and the Yankees' decision to lift their long-standing no-beard policy.Geeks Section:Shifting gears to the world of entertainment, Ray and Lee explore the latest Marvel film, "Captain America: Brave New World," and its impact on the franchise. They discuss Amazon's full acquisition of the James Bond series and the potential changes ahead. The episode also covers wrestling news, with a focus on the upcoming WrestleMania and the intriguing storylines developing in WWE. Additionally, they express concern over Warner Bros.' decision to shut down Monolith, a major gaming studio, and its repercussions for the industry.Timestamps:0:00 Intro2:25 NHL Success and USA vs. Canada Rivalry7:39 McDavid and Matthews Comparison10:45 US vs. Canada Game Outcome13:27 NHL Success vs NBA Challenges16:37 ESPN and MLB Contract Termination19:50 Yankees' Facial Hair Rule Change23:28 Evolving Standards in Sports26:34 Scott Efros' Spring Training Setback29:20 Elimination Chamber Preview32:33 Potential Wrestling Matchups35:48 Wrestling Storyline Predictions40:49 Movie Marketing and Trailers46:14 Star Wars and Andor Discussion49:33 James Bond's Future52:46 Bond Film Critique55:37 Star Wars Leadership Decisions58:41 Star Wars Sequels Critique1:02:26 Superman Film and Industry DecisionsWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

It was a magical weekend, and Ray Carsillo & Lee Elias are here to break it all down! From an electric USA vs. Canada showdown at the NHL’s Four Nations Face-Off to the NBA’s ongoing identity crisis and the legendary 50th anniversary of Saturday Night Live, this episode is packed with everything geeky and sporty.🚨 Inside This Episode:🏒 Four Nations Faceoff Madness – Was USA’s defensive masterclass a sign of a new hockey superpower? Plus, is the NHL’s international tournament the best thing they’ve done in decades?🏀 NBA vs. NHL: Who’s Winning the Culture War? – P.K. Subban calls out the NBA’s lack of heart, and Ray & Lee break down why NHL players care more about their game.🎭 50 Years of Saturday Night Live – The ultimate retrospective on one of the most iconic comedy institutions in TV history. Who stole the show? And was Kevin Costner really surprised?⚾ Pokémon Go Teams Up with MLB – Gotta catch ‘em all… at the ballpark? Ray & Lee dive into the latest geeky-sports crossover.🎮 Sony’s State of Play Disaster – Does PlayStation have any exclusives left? Meanwhile, Xbox flexes its dominance in the gaming world.🕰️ Back to the Future… Video Game? – Could the beloved franchise be getting the video game revival fans deserve?💡 From NHL brawls to NBA flops, SNL nostalgia to gaming news, this episode covers it all. Hit play now and join the conversation!#GeeksWhoLikeSports #NHL #NBA #SNL50 #Hockey #SportsGamingWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias dive into the aftermath of Super Bowl LVIII, where the Philadelphia Eagles emerged victorious. They analyze the game's key moments, discuss the Eagles' dominant performance, and explore the implications for both teams. The hosts also touch on the record-breaking viewership and memorable commercials from the event.Sports Section:The hosts break down the Eagles' 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs, highlighting the defensive prowess that led to Philadelphia's success. They discuss the impact of key players like Jalen Hurts and Josh Sweat, and examine the Chiefs' struggles throughout the game. The conversation also covers the upcoming NHL Four Nations Face-off tournament and its potential impact on the future of international hockey competitions.Geeks Section:Ray and Lee delve into recent developments in the gaming industry, including Sony's PlayStation Network outage and its implications for the company's future. They also discuss the newly announced Interactive Innovation Conference (I-Icon) set for 2026, which aims to fill the void left by E3. The hosts wrap up by exploring the upcoming slate of Marvel movies, including Captain America 4, Thunderbolts, and Fantastic Four, expressing their excitement for the MCU's return to form.Timestamps:0:00 Eagles' Super Bowl victory5:23 Eagles dominated Chiefs in Super Bowl10:35 Defense key to Eagles' success27:46 Super Bowl commercials highlights35:46 New gaming conference to replace E345:30 Upcoming Marvel movies and franchise direction50:47 Wrapping up and future episode previewWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this Super Bowl special episode of the Geeks Who Like Sports podcast, hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias dive into a lively discussion about the upcoming Eagles vs. Chiefs matchup. They analyze team strategies, player performances, and share their predictions, with both hosts favoring an Eagles victory. The sports section covers recent NFL playoff games, NBA trade deadline moves, and NHL standings. They discuss the controversial firing of MLB umpire Pat Hoberg and debate the Utah NHL team's potential new name. The conversation also touches on Virginia McCaskey's passing and updates on NBA trades.In the geeks section, Ray shares his experience at the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films awards, highlighting notable moments and winners. The hosts discuss recent Marvel trailers, particularly the Fantastic Four, and speculate on casting choices and plot directions. They also touch on the new Jurassic World movie trailer and the addition of Pink Floyd as a character in Mortal Kombat. The episode concludes with thoughts on upcoming video game releases and Marvel's future plans. Special guest Xavier from the New to Wrestling Podcast joins to share insights on the Royal Rumble and the road to WrestleMania.Timestamps:0:00 Intro4:40 Oreo Variations: Discussion on numerous Oreo flavors8:40 Chiefs' Super Bowl experience and coaching impact13:25 Eagles vs. Chiefs Analysis: Eagles' defense18:43 Changing Perceptions of Greatness: Social media impact22:04 Sirianni's strategy: Attention on himself to help players26:18 Pat Hoberg's Gambling Account Controversy29:52 NHL's International Competition Strategy34:17 NHL standings and Jonathan Quick's 400th win39:13 J.T. Miller Trade Discussion: Rangers' trade impact45:36 Utah Hockey Club Naming Controversy48:30 NBA Trade Deadline: Lakers acquire Luka Doncic53:00 NBA Trades Discussion: De'Aaron Fox and Zach Levine1:00:25 The flip for Cody Rhodes: Potential heel turn1:03:18 WWE and AEW discussion: Cena's retirement and AEW's Sting1:06:40 Jimmy Butler Trade Discussion: Impact on Warriors1:12:30 Star Wars Discussion: George Lucas's original sequel ideas1:16:58 Pink Floyd in Mortal Kombat: Pink ninja character1:21:00 Discussion on Jurassic World Trailer1:25:03 Space exploration and Fantastic Four excitement1:31:03 Herbie's Origin Story in Fantastic Four1:33:49 Outro: Closing remarks and farewellWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of "Geeks who Like Sports Mashup," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias explore the intriguing intersection of virtual reality and real-life applications. Inspired by NFL player Jaden Daniels' innovative use of VR to enhance his game performance, the hosts discuss how this technology can be applied to various aspects of life. They consider scenarios like practicing public speaking in front of a virtual audience, managing financial challenges, and even preparing for mundane tasks like DMV visits. The conversation also touches on the potential of VR in sports, education, and therapy, highlighting its ability to simulate real-life situations and improve skills. Ray and Lee ponder the future of VR and AI, contemplating how these technologies could revolutionize communication and personal development. As they wrap up, they invite listeners to share their thoughts on the evolving role of VR in everyday life.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:18 Virtual Reality for Life Skills3:29 VR for Education and TrainingWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of Geeks Who Like Sports, hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias bring you an engaging mix of sports analysis and geek culture updates. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, the duo dives into the latest happenings in the NFL playoffs and the world of entertainment.Sports Section:The episode kicks off with an in-depth discussion on the NFL divisional round, highlighting the Philadelphia Eagles' victory and the Washington Commanders' surprising win. Ray and Lee analyze key plays, player performances, and the impact of weather conditions on the games. They also touch on the upcoming conference championships and make predictions for the Super Bowl. Additionally, the hosts explore the college football championship, celebrating Ohio State's triumph over Notre Dame, and provide insights into the NHL's competitive playoff race.Geeks Section:Transitioning to the geek realm, Ray and Lee cover a variety of topics, including the exciting new trailer for Daredevil: Born Again, which promises a dark and gritty return to the Marvel universe. They discuss the official announcement of the Nintendo Switch 2, its features, and potential impact on the gaming industry. The episode also delves into the WWE's partnership with TNA Wrestling, exploring the possibilities for cross-promotional events. Finally, the hosts reflect on the legacy of Bob Euchre and the challenges facing the comic book industry with Diamond Distributors' bankruptcy.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:36 NFL Divisional Round3:32 Eagles vs. Rams Analysis6:49 Washington's performance and NFC Championship10:06 Commanders and VR Training13:19 Ravens' Mistakes and Playoff Performance15:57 AFC Championship Games19:23 AFC Predictions22:56 Ohio State National Championship Victory25:35 College Football Playoff Success28:55 NHL dynamics and team performance31:43 NHL's stance on McDavid's suspension35:21 Bob Euchre's Legacy38:46 Competition with Chat GPT41:11 TNA Wrestling's Rise44:09 Ray Carsillo discusses wrestling partnerships47:40 Marvel Netflix Shows Return51:14 Nintendo's naming strategy54:31 Sony's Canceled Games Discussion58:18 Microsoft Layoffs1:01:09 Echo the Dolphin Trademark Renewal1:04:41 Discussion on Echo the DolphinWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Lee MJ Elias and Ray Carsillo present a whimsical take on the upcoming presidential inauguration by imagining a government run by superheroes. They explore which iconic characters would fit into various political roles, considering both their leadership qualities and their potential impact on governance. The hosts debate the merits of Superman as president, with Batman as a possible vice president or head of defense, and Wonder Woman as a diplomat. They also discuss the darker side of politics, suggesting that characters like Homelander or Lex Luthor might rise to power through less conventional means. The conversation extends to Marvel characters, contemplating the political ambitions of Tony Stark and Reed Richards. Throughout the episode, Lee and Ray invite listeners to join the fun by sharing their own superhero cabinet picks, adding an interactive and lighthearted twist to the political landscape.Timestamps:0:00 Intro3:05 Ideal superhero cabinet: Justice League dominates6:06 Realistic superhero president: Ambitious characters rise8:12 The Rock's presidential aspirations in mediaWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of Geeks Who Like Sports, hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias dive into a sports-heavy show, covering the NFL playoffs and college football championships. They begin by addressing the wildfires in Los Angeles, expressing concern for those affected and discussing the impact on the entertainment industry.Sports Section:The hosts analyze the NFL wild card games, including the Rams' victory over the Vikings, the Eagles' win against the Packers, and the Commanders' narrow triumph over the Buccaneers. They make predictions for the divisional round, favoring the Eagles, Bills, Chiefs, and Lions. In college football, they discuss the upcoming national championship game between Notre Dame and Ohio State, praising the new playoff format for its exciting outcomes.Geeks Section:The episode touches on geek culture, mentioning the finale of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew and teasing potential developments for a second season. Ray also discusses the release of "Superman Reborn," a stage reading of an unmade Superman film script, now available on YouTube. The hosts encourage viewers to watch and consider donating to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.Timestamps:0:00 Intro5:12 California wildfires: National disaster perspective11:42 NFL Wild Card recap: Rams vs Vikings18:17 Eagles vs Packers: Shaking off rust24:30 Ravens dominate Steelers, coaching speculation30:04 Texans upset Chargers, face Chiefs next36:36 Commanders edge out Buccaneers, face Lions42:47 College Football Playoff: Notre Dame vs Ohio State49:05 Superman Reborn: Unreleased film script reading56:45 Upcoming comedy shows and final thoughtsLinks:Catch Superman Reborn on Youtube!Watch Here!Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation:Donate Now!American Red Cross (LA Fire Relief)Donate Now!We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Ray Carsillo, former EGM Magazine editor and gaming connoisseur, presents his highly anticipated top 10 games of 2024 in this special minisode of "Geeks Who Like Sports." With co-host Lee Elias, Ray dives into his carefully curated list, offering insights on each selection. From unexpected picks like Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 to critically acclaimed titles such as Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, Ray's choices span various genres and platforms.The list is a treasure trove for gaming enthusiasts, featuring beloved franchises like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Prince of Persia. Ray's top pick, Dragon Age: The Veil Guard, showcases his passion for immersive RPGs and storytelling. He also champions lesser-known gems like Dungeons of Hinterberg and Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, demonstrating his commitment to highlighting quality across the gaming spectrum.Timestamps:0:00 Intro2:52 Warhammer 40K Space Marine 24:51 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle8:29 Astrobot10:16 Marvel Rivals11:53 Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown13:35 Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom15:18 Dungeons of Hinterberg21:16 Recap of Ray's Top 10 GamesWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias in this exciting episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports" as they kick off the new year with a dynamic blend of sports analysis and geek culture insights. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, the duo brings their unique perspectives to a wide array of topics, ensuring there's something for every fan.Sports Section:- NFL Playoffs:- Discussion on the playoff bracket, predictions, and standout teams like the Chiefs, Lions, and Eagles.- Analysis of surprising playoff contenders such as the Broncos and Washington.- Insights into potential upsets and key matchups, including Chargers vs. Texans and Ravens vs. Steelers.- NHL Highlights:- Examination of the Winter Classic's low ratings and the Capitals' unexpected rise to the top of the Eastern Conference.- Commentary on the struggles of the New York Rangers and potential changes needed for improvement.- NBA Updates:- Overview of the Cavaliers' and Thunder's impressive runs, and the challenges faced by teams like the Knicks and 76ers.- Speculation on potential threats to the top teams and the impact of injuries on playoff prospects.Geeks Section:- Sonic 3 and Superman Teaser:- Praise for "Sonic 3" and its setup for future films, highlighting Jim Carrey's performance.- Discussion on the new Superman teaser, focusing on its appeal to younger audiences and James Gunn's direction.- Marvel's "What If...?" Season 3:- Review of the latest season, noting its return to standalone stories and the reintroduction of Infinity Ultron.- Disney+ Shows:- Insights into "Andor" Season 2's significant budget and the promising start of "Skeleton Crew."- Anticipation for upcoming Marvel Rivals updates, including the addition of the Fantastic Four and Dracula as a new villain.Timestamps:0:00 Intro3:41 Super Bowl Favorites7:35 NFL Playoff Predictions11:17 Lions vs. Vikings Analysis13:28 NFL Playoffs17:14 Drafting a Quarterback19:32 Team management and playoffs22:47 Rankings and Game Outcomes26:03 Ohio State vs. Penn State32:05 Rangers' struggles and contract issues35:06 NBA Season Overview38:38 Golf's Future42:22 WWE Netflix Debut46:17 Criticism of Hulk Hogan's Promo50:03 Raw Critique 52:41 Jim Carrey as Robotnik and Keanu Reeves as Shadow56:11 Crypto in Comics1:00:21 What if!? Season Review: Standalone Episodes and Highlights1:02:39 Andor Season 2 Budget Discussion1:09:59 Top 10 Games Announcement (Mini-sode Coming this Weekend!)We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up," hosts Ray and Lee explore the intriguing idea of which sports movie James Gunn should remake. With Gunn's distinctive storytelling style in mind, they delve into the possibilities of reimagining classic sports films, blending their passion for both cinema and athletics.Ray and Lee kick off the discussion by considering iconic sports films like "Remember the Titans" and "The Longest Yard." They debate the merits of remaking these beloved classics, pondering what fresh perspective Gunn could bring to these stories. Lee suggests "Bull Durham" as an ideal candidate, envisioning a modern take on minor league baseball that aligns with Gunn's flair for ensemble casts and character-driven narratives.The hosts also touch on Gunn's expertise with ensemble casts, drawing parallels between his superhero films and team sports movies. They discuss how his signature style could breathe new life into familiar sports narratives, referencing pop culture favorites like "The Sandlot" and "Cannonball Run." Their conversation highlights the intersection of sports and geek culture, showcasing their deep appreciation for both realms.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:13 James Gunn's Superman1:28 Sports Films Remake2:31 The Longest Yard3:37 Bull Durham Remake4:47 Cannonball RunWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of Geeks Only Sports, hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias dive into a wide range of topics spanning sports and geek culture. The show opens with a playful discussion about Ghostbusters toys, setting a lighthearted tone for the episode.Sports Section:The hosts delve into NFL highlights, discussing key games and their implications for playoff standings. They analyze the Philadelphia Eagles' impressive winning streak and debate the potential outcomes of the expanded college football playoffs. The conversation also touches on MLB hot stove news, including Juan Soto's move to the New York Mets and its potential consequences.Geeks Section:Ray and Lee discuss recent developments in the entertainment world, including Sony's struggles with Spider-Man spin-off films and the upcoming Superman movie directed by James Gunn. They share their thoughts on the Karate Kid: Legends trailer and the success of Marvel Rivals in the gaming space. The hosts offer insightful commentary on these topics, blending their passion for sports and geek culture throughout the episode.Timestamps:0:00 Intro4:44 Upcoming Show Highlights6:27 College Football Playoff Predictions9:14 Washington vs. Saints game controversy11:36 Discussion on NFL teams' playoff hopes and mistakes15:03 Eagles' Playoff Prospects18:08 Eagles' Performance19:36 Ray Carsillo discusses NFL team dynamics26:01 Mets and Yankees' Team Challenges29:06 Yankees' Roster Needs31:17 Lee MJ Elias[Host]: Discussion on Phillies' team strategy34:06 Trade Analysis37:18 Discussion on Chelsea Green's Championship Win42:41 Discussion on Sony's Spider-Man Universe46:41 Discussion on Villain Origin Stories49:51 Pokemon and Film Discussion51:47 Ray Carsillo discusses James Gunn's Superman film55:08 Discussion on Superman Films58:13 Superman Trailer Discussion1:00:39 Overwatch's Decline and Marvel Rivals' Rise1:04:15 Upcoming Break and Future TopicsWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias explore a fascinating intersection of sports contracts and superhero allegiances. They kick off the discussion by referencing Juan Soto's massive $800 million deal with the Mets, sparking a playful debate on which superheroes might switch teams for such a lucrative offer. The hosts delve into the motivations of both heroes and villains, considering how financial incentives could influence their decisions.The conversation takes a deep dive into the comic book universe, as Ray and Lee speculate on which Marvel and DC characters might be tempted by a hefty paycheck. They highlight figures like Deadpool and Booster Gold, known for their mercenary tendencies, and ponder whether Spider-Man, with his financial struggles, might also be swayed. The hosts provide insights into the moral complexities of these characters, examining how their histories and values might impact their choices.As the episode wraps up, Ray and Lee invite listeners to join the conversation, encouraging them to share their thoughts on which superheroes would make the leap for $800 million. This interactive element adds a dynamic layer to the podcast, fostering a sense of community among fans of both sports and comics.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:15 Superheroes and $800 Million2:19 Justice League and Money4:04 Spider-Man's Dilemma5:09 Anti-Heroes and Villains6:33 ConclusionWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Welcome to "Geeks Who Like Sports," where hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias blend the worlds of sports and geek culture. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, they bring you the latest updates, insights, and lively discussions on everything from the NFL to the newest video game releases.Sports Section:In this episode, Ray and Lee tackle a sports-heavy agenda, starting with the NFL's playoff landscape. They analyze the Bills and Chiefs' battle for the AFC's top seed and discuss potential Cinderella stories in college football's final 12. The conversation shifts to the NHL, where the New York Rangers face challenges, and the NBA, highlighting the Knicks' recent winning streak and the Sixers' resurgence.Geeks Section:On the geek side, the hosts celebrate the release of Marvel Rivals, a game set to rival Overwatch with its innovative features and character synergies. They also review recent video game launches, including Indiana Jones and Power Rangers, and delve into casting news from Disney, featuring Jeremy Allen White as Jabba the Hutt's son in the upcoming Mandalorian movie. Additionally, they discuss rumors of Chris Evans' potential return to the Marvel universe. Join Ray and Lee for an engaging mix of sports analysis and geek culture insights.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:57 NFL Playoff Picture4:03 NFL Playoff Contenders7:33 NFL Playoffs10:00 College Football Playoff Discussion14:15 Upset Potential in College Football Playoffs18:12 Rangers' Struggles21:37 Culture and Team Dynamics27:41 Juan Soto's Record Contract29:33 Morality of High Sports Salaries33:24 Picking the Mariners over the Yankees37:18 Contract Comparison: Shohei vs. Soto40:04 Contract and Team Strategy43:44 Mets Rotation Concerns47:09 Yankees' Roster Needs50:06 Aaron Judge's Fielding Position54:03 American League Analysis57:47 Marvel Rivals Discussion1:01:57 Critique of The Game Awards1:05:55 Casting News1:09:26 Discussion on Marvel Shows1:12:37 Discussion on 90s Game Shows1:15:40 Discussion on earnings and contractsWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias blend their passions for sports and geek culture, creating a dynamic discussion that captivates listeners. The episode kicks off with a humorous take on the MLB's fictional "Golden Rule," which inspires a creative mashup: if superhero teams could bring back one member during a battle, who would it be? This imaginative concept sets the stage for a lively debate as the hosts explore the potential of reviving iconic characters from beloved superhero teams.The conversation delves into the world of superheroes, with Ray and Lee examining teams like the Avengers, Justice League, and X-Men. Ray advocates for Scarlet Witch, highlighting her reality-bending abilities, while Lee nostalgically chooses Agent Coulson as the heart of the Avengers. The Justice League discussion sees Lee favoring Martian Manhunter for his versatility, while Ray opts for the powerful Green Lantern. The hosts also explore the X-Men, with Ray selecting Nightcrawler for his teleportation skills and Lee championing Storm for her underutilized power.Expanding the discussion to include villainous teams, the hosts consider the Suicide Squad and Sinister Six. Ray suggests Bane for his intelligence and strength, while Lee humorously picks Harley Quinn for her iconic presence. Both agree on Doc Oct as a standout member of the Sinister Six, praising his complex character and tragic backstory. Throughout the episode, Ray and Lee's camaraderie and shared enthusiasm for both sports and geek culture shine, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking listen.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:12 MLB Golden Rule and Superhero Mashup5:55 Justice League Golden Rule Picks8:00 X-Men Golden Rule Picks11:03 Suicide Squad and Sinister Six15:00 Doc Ock as a Tragic VillainWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias as they bring you another lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," where the worlds of athletics and geek culture collide. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, these best friends dive into the latest happenings in sports and entertainment, offering their unique perspectives and humor.Sports Section:In this episode, Ray and Lee tackle the latest in the sports world, starting with a deep dive into the NHL, focusing on the New York Rangers' struggles and the Philadelphia Flyers' surprising performance. They discuss potential coaching changes and the impact of locker room dynamics. The conversation shifts to the NFL, where they analyze the Thanksgiving Day games, the Chiefs' controversial win, and the playoff picture. The duo also touches on college football upsets and the implications for the playoff rankings. Finally, they address a bizarre MLB proposal that could change the game forever.Geeks Section:Switching gears to geekdom, Lee shares his thoughts on the new Star Wars series "Skeleton Crew," praising its nostalgic feel and engaging storyline. Meanwhile, Ray reviews recent films, including "Wolves" and "Gladiator 2," offering candid critiques. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the latest season of "Cobra Kai," where Lee expresses his disappointment with the show's direction. Whether you're a sports fanatic or a pop culture enthusiast, this episode has something for everyone.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:31 Recovering from a cold3:55 Cyber Monday Sales6:59 Laviolette's frustration10:49 Team's struggles and need for improvement13:43 Mid-Season Tournament Discussion17:21 Giants vs. Cowboys discussion20:21 Thanksgiving NFL games24:03 NFL quarterbacks sliding debate28:54 Browns and Broncos game analysis31:22 Eagles vs. Ravens Analysis34:50 NFL Analysis: Saquon Barkley's Key Play38:11 College Football Playoff Updates42:08 MLB's Proposed Golden Rule49:14 Star Wars-Inspired Show Review53:05 Critique of Show's Writing56:46 Movie Review: "Wolves"1:01:02 Gladiator 2 Setup1:05:54 Discussion on Wicked and Musical Theater1:07:41 Singing in Theater1:10:27 Choir and Team BuildingWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports Mashup," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias creatively blend the worlds of sports and gaming. Inspired by the role-playing game Dragon Age, they explore how athletes might fit into the game's character classes and backgrounds. The discussion kicks off with Saquon Barkley being likened to a rogue Antivan Crow for his elusive moves, while Patrick Mahomes is dubbed a mage Veil Jumper for his magical plays. The Kelsey brothers are seen as warrior Lords of Fortune, embodying strength and glory. The hosts also delve into other sports, with Shohei Otani and Connor McDavid fitting the warrior archetype, and Jalen Brunson as a shifty rogue. As the conversation shifts to the geeky side, Ray and Lee humorously imagine a fantasy game featuring athletes as characters, pondering the potential of a game where sports stars like Mahomes, Curry, and Crosby team up in a Dragon Age-inspired adventure. The episode wraps up with a call to action, inviting listeners to share their own athlete-class pairings.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:06 Dragon Age Mashup Concept3:18 Athlete Classifications Begin5:19 Patrick Mahomes as a Mage7:23 Basketball Athlete Roles10:04 Athletes in Dragon Age Game11:09 Conclusion and Audience EngagementWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias on "Geeks Who Like Sports," where the worlds of athletics and geek culture collide. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, they bring their unique perspectives to the latest happenings in sports and gaming.Sports Section:Dive into the thrilling world of college football as Ray and Lee discuss the season's biggest upsets and the shifting playoff picture. They analyze the NFL's current landscape, focusing on the Philadelphia Eagles' remarkable winning streak and the New York Giants' ongoing challenges. With insights into team dynamics and playoff predictions, this segment is a must-listen for sports enthusiasts.Geek Section:Ray shares his excitement for Dragon Age: The Veil Guard, praising it as BioWare's best work since Mass Effect 2. Despite its acclaim, the game faces controversy over its inclusive representation, prompting a thoughtful discussion on diversity in gaming. The episode concludes with news from the Legend of Zelda universe, as Nintendo updates the official timeline, adding depth to the beloved series. Tune in for a captivating blend of sports analysis and geek culture.Timestamps:0:00 Intro4:13 Deion Sanders' Coaching Approach6:30 Sports and Fan Perception10:27 Playoff Dynamics and Potential Upsets14:09 College Football Playoff Implications17:50 Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh21:11 Cowboys' Inconsistency24:13 NFL Game Predictions28:56 Eagles' Performance31:18 Player Culture and Humility35:18 Giants' Quarterback Issue38:52 Quarterback Comparison: DeVito vs. Jones42:12 Trade Decisions44:41 Football Discussion: SEC vs. Big 1248:14 Game Review and Praise52:01 Game Awards Oversight56:00 Dragon Age Controversy1:00:53 Character Development in BioWare Games1:05:39 Nintendo Updates Legend of Zelda Timeline1:07:58 Gaming Year Review1:12:08 Dragon Age Gameplay Discussion1:14:23 Role-playing Game ChoicesWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias embark on a spirited exploration of superhero and supervillain matchups, blending their love for geek culture with a touch of sports enthusiasm. The episode opens with lighthearted banter, setting a playful tone as they dive into the world of comic book crossovers. Ray and Lee discuss the allure of seeing iconic characters from different universes face off, such as Batman versus the Green Goblin or Captain America against Nuclear Man. Their conversation highlights the strategic elements and unpredictability that make these hypothetical battles as thrilling as any sports rivalry.The hosts delve into the complexities of characters like Magneto and Spider-Man, pondering how their unique abilities would fare against DC heroes. They explore the potential of Magneto's powers in the DC universe, imagining epic confrontations with Superman or Wonder Woman. The discussion also touches on the intriguing dynamics of characters like Bizarro and Solomon Grundy, considering how their strengths and quirks would play out in a fight. Throughout the episode, Ray and Lee invite listeners to share their own dream matchups, encouraging a blend of creativity and fandom. This episode is a delightful fusion of sports and geekdom, offering fans a chance to imagine the ultimate superhero showdowns.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias as they deliver an engaging mix of sports and geek culture, filled with lively discussions and humor from Los Angeles and Philadelphia.Sports Section:NFL:- Jets' ongoing struggles and cultural issues.- Cowboys and Giants' management challenges.- Lions' resurgence and Eagles' promising futureCollege Football:- Recent upsets and playoff implications.- Army's potential playoff path.NBA:- Cavaliers' unbeaten streak.- 76ers' early-season challenges.MLB:- Offseason moves and rookie awards.- Yankees' future and Orioles' ballpark changes.Geeks Section:Marvel:- New trailers for Captain America 4 and Thunderbolts.- Speculations on plot twists and character developments.Gaming:- Upcoming Nintendo Switch successor.- Sony's potential acquisition of Kadokawa and its impact on anime.Miscellaneous:- Humorous take on Wicked dolls merchandising mishap.Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a geek culture fan, this episode offers a diverse range of topics to enjoy.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:40 Ray Carsillo discusses recent events4:00 NFL Discussion7:50 Discussion on Team Culture14:33 Giants' Offensive Struggles18:34 Draft Strategy Discussion21:38 Giants and Baker Mayfield Discussion24:24 Eagles' Potential28:31 College Football Discussion31:44 College Football Playoff Format35:13 NBA Season Start: Cavaliers' Unbeaten Streak Discussed38:42 NBA Update41:29 Dodgers and Yankees Contracts45:34 Baseball Hall of Fame Discussion50:06 Video Game Industry Consolidation53:41 Marvel News Discussion57:08 Discussion on Red Hulk and Captain America 41:00:27 Thunderbolts Trailer Discussion1:03:44 Marvel and Miles Morales Discussion1:06:40 Wicked Merch Disaster1:11:02 Communication Exercise: Drawing on Back1:14:46 OutroWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In the latest episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports Mashup," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias engage in a spirited discussion about some of the most intriguing "What If" scenarios in sports history. The episode kicks off with a deep dive into the NHL, where they explore the potential impact of Eric Lindros staying with the Quebec Nordiques instead of moving to the Philadelphia Flyers. This hypothetical scenario opens up a conversation about how such a decision could have altered the trajectory of multiple franchises, including the Colorado Avalanche, and reshaped the NHL landscape.The hosts then shift their focus to the NFL, examining the monumental Herschel Walker trade. They discuss how this trade played a crucial role in building the Dallas Cowboys' 1990s dynasty, while also considering the potential outcomes for the Minnesota Vikings had they retained their draft picks. Ray and Lee draw parallels between these sports trades and iconic moments in geek culture, highlighting how strategic decisions in both realms can lead to significant shifts in narratives and outcomes.Throughout the episode, Ray and Lee invite listeners to share their own "what if" scenarios, encouraging a blend of sports and geek fandoms to imagine alternate realities. By weaving together elements of sports history and geek culture, the hosts create a dynamic and engaging conversation that appeals to fans of both worlds. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a geek culture aficionado, this episode offers a fresh perspective on how pivotal moments could have reshaped the landscape of both fields.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:20 Eric Lindros and the Quebec Nordiques4:08 Herschel Walker Trade in the NFL6:18 Eli Manning's Trade Decision8:11 Audience Engagement and HypotheticalsWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Lee MJ Elias and Ray Carsillo navigate through a whirlwind of sports chaos and geek culture revelations.Sports Section: The duo kicks off with a spirited discussion on the recent World Series, dissecting the Yankees' fundamental flaws and the Dodgers' championship prowess. They delve into the NFL, highlighting the Eagles' dramatic season and the Giants' struggles, while also touching on the Cowboys' cultural issues. The NHL's early season surprises and the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers' rocky start, including Joel Embiid's controversial altercation, round out the sports talk.Geeks Section: Transitioning to the geek realm, Lee and Ray celebrate the finale of "Agatha All Along," praising its storytelling and character development. They explore Marvel's upcoming slate, including "Iron Heart," "Daredevil," and "Wonder Man," while speculating on future connections with the broader MCU. The episode wraps up with excitement for Disney's upcoming releases, setting the stage for a thrilling year in entertainment.Timestamps:0:00 Intro3:35 Marvel and Sports7:15 Dodgers' Performance10:17 Yankees' Missed Opportunities12:52 Yankees' Future Concerns17:05 Critique of Fox Sports Crew19:44 Electronic Strike Zones22:31 Eagles and Saquon Barkley Discussion25:20 Giants' Struggles and Draft Strategy28:21 Cowboys' Struggles and Culture Issues31:26 Hot Players in Sports34:23 Chiefs' Quiet Season38:53 Western Conference Discussion40:52 Basketball News44:01 Load Management and Athlete Well-being47:20 Agatha all along finale50:28 Agatha's Epilogue53:45 Loki's time jump and character depth56:44 Vision Quest and Marvel Character Crossovers1:00:10 Marvel's Future1:02:17 Marvel Films DiscussionWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this engaging episode of "The Mashup," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias bring a playful twist to the world of sports by imagining GI Joe code names for famous athletes. Recorded just before Halloween, the episode is infused with festive energy as the hosts don their costumes and dive into a spirited discussion. They explore the idea of transforming well-known sports figures into GI Joe characters, blending their love for sports with a touch of pop culture nostalgia.The conversation kicks off with the NHL's Kachuk family, humorously dubbed "Killer Kachuck," and moves through a series of creative suggestions for athletes across various sports. From Aaron Judge potentially being called "The Gavel" to LeBron James maintaining his regal "The King" persona, the hosts have fun reimagining these stars in the GI Joe universe. They also touch on iconic nicknames like "The Great One" for Wayne Gretzky and "Beast Mode" for Marshawn Lynch, pondering how these could seamlessly fit into the GI Joe world.As the episode unfolds, Ray and Lee reminisce about classic GI Joe characters and their roles, drawing parallels with athletes' personas. They even consider what roles athletes like Shaquille O'Neal and Jalen Hurts might play, blending sports and pop culture in a fun, imaginative way. The hosts invite listeners to join the conversation, encouraging them to share their own creative code name ideas, making this episode a delightful mix of sports enthusiasm and geek culture.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias bring a mix of humor and insight as they navigate through the worlds of sports and geek culture.Sports Section: The duo kicks off with a spirited discussion on the World Series, dissecting the Yankees' performance and managerial decisions. They delve into the intricacies of playoff baseball, highlighting the importance of gut decisions over analytics in high-stakes games. The conversation shifts to the NFL, where they analyze the dramatic finish of the Bears vs. Commanders game, emphasizing the role of karma and fundamental football. The hosts also explore the implications of recent coaching changes in the WNBA, particularly focusing on the Indiana Fever's surprising decision.Geeks Section: Transitioning to the geek realm, Ray and Lee passionately discuss the latest episode of "Agatha All Along," praising its storytelling and character development. They speculate on the series' potential impact on the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe, especially with the introduction of Lady Death. The episode wraps up with a look at upcoming projects, including the anticipated "Spider-Man Noir" series and the possibility of reviving the 90s animated Spider-Man show, leaving listeners eager for more.Timestamps:0:00 Intro4:01 Teaser for next week7:38 Yankees' World Series Prospects9:57 Dodgers vs. Yankees: A Shift in Power Dynamics13:18 Coaching Decisions in Playoffs16:52 Yankees' Home Field Advantage20:05 Baseball Strategy Discussion22:40 Discussion on Tempting Fate26:07 Giants and NFL Teams' Quarterback Needs30:00 Discussion on American Football33:21 Discussion on Game Strategy36:02 Browns and Deshaun Watson Controversy39:29 Discussion on Ohio and sports rivalry42:19 Coaching Changes in WNBA45:34 League Expansion49:34 Discussion on She-Hulk52:48 Discussion on Lady Death's Influence56:29 Discussion on Billy's actions59:05 Discussion on WandaVision's Villain1:02:55 Symbolism in Costumes1:06:05 Discussion on X-Men and Spider-ManWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias dive into a creative MASH-UP that combines the excitement of sports with the thrill of a zombie apocalypse. The duo imagines a scenario where the Yankees and Dodgers must survive a zombie outbreak in their respective cities. Ray argues for the Yankees, highlighting Yankee Stadium's defensibility and the abundance of resources in New York's urban environment. Lee counters by pointing out the challenges posed by New York's dense population and suggests that Los Angeles offers more opportunities for escape.The discussion takes a humorous turn as the hosts debate the potential of players like Judge, Stanton, and Ohtani to fend off zombies with their athletic prowess. They also explore the idea of unexpected heroes, such as Derek Jeter and Fernando Valenzuela, coming to the rescue. The conversation is peppered with playful banter about California's zombie laws and the intelligence of its residents, adding a lighthearted touch to the apocalyptic scenario.As the episode unfolds, the hosts weave in elements of Halloween, imagining ghosts joining the fray and enhancing the spooky atmosphere. They wrap up with a teaser for their upcoming Halloween special, promising costumes and more entertaining content. This episode is a delightful blend of sports enthusiasm and geeky imagination, inviting listeners to ponder who would truly triumph in a zombie apocalypse showdown.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:20 Zombie Apocalypse Scenario3:08 Zombie Laws in California5:05 Yankees as Apocalypse Champions6:22 Episode ConclusionWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

The episode kicks off with a humorous exchange about middle-aged woes, setting a light-hearted tone for the show. Ray and Lee share personal anecdotes, including Lee's post-physical therapy flu shot adventure and Ray's mental breakdown, before diving into the main topics.Sports Section:The hosts delve into the excitement of the World Series, celebrating the Yankees' return after 15 years and the historic Yankees-Dodgers matchup. They analyze the championship series, discuss team strengths and weaknesses, and make bold predictions for the World Series outcome. The conversation shifts to the NFL, where they critique the Giants' performance and highlight key games and standings. The episode also touches on college football rankings and the New York Liberty's first WNBA title, with a nod to the controversial ending of the series.Geeks Section:Transitioning to geek culture, Ray and Lee explore the latest in video games, including a review of "Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom," which Ray praises for its engaging gameplay and nostalgic elements. They discuss Microsoft's upcoming game releases and the impact of Netflix shutting down its gaming studio. The episode wraps up with a deep dive into the latest episode of "The Witch's Road: Agatha," analyzing character developments and plot twists, and expressing excitement for the series' futureTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction and World Series Excitement06:04 - Yankees vs. Dodgers World Series Breakdown12:23 - Historical Context of Yankees World Series Appearances18:04 - Predictions and Key Players for the World Series24:54 - New York Sports Overview and Transition to NFL31:13 - NFL Week Recap and Commanders' Performance37:51 - College Football Rankings and Penn State's Position44:02 - NHL Frozen Frenzy and NBA Season Kickoff51:12 - EGM Kickstarter Success and Video Game Reviews59:54 - Microsoft Game Announcements and Sony's Spider-Man 2 DLC Cancellation1:05:14 - Netflix Gaming Studio Shutdown and Industry Challenges1:08:14 - Agatha All Along Episode 7 Analysis1:14:52 - Conclusion and Closing RemarksWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of the "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up" hosts Lee MJ Elias and Ray Carsillo blend the realms of sports and fantasy in a creative mashup inspired by the show "Agatha All Along." They embark on a whimsical journey, imagining athletes as witches and warlocks, each embodying unique roles on the "Witches Road." The hosts kick off the discussion by selecting athletes to fill these fantastical roles, with Lee choosing Randy Johnson for his earthy connection and Ray opting for Brock Lesnar's rugged persona. The conversation heats up as they debate the best fit for the protection role, weighing the defensive skills of Dominic Hasek against the offensive might of Mike Tyson.As the episode unfolds, Lee and Ray delve into the strategic minds of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, casting them as masters of potions and tactics. The hosts explore the concept of clairvoyance, with Wayne Gretzky and Michael Jordan emerging as top contenders for their visionary prowess in their respective sports. The discussion takes a nostalgic turn as they reminisce about the legendary "Pro Stars" team, featuring Gretzky and Jordan, and humorously speculate on Bo Jackson's mythical strength.Throughout the episode, the hosts maintain a lively and humorous tone, inviting listeners to join the fun by sharing their own athlete covens. With Halloween just around the corner, this episode captures the spirit of the season, blending sports fandom with a touch of fantasy. Lee and Ray's playful banter and imaginative scenarios make for an entertaining listen, celebrating the intersection of sports and geek culture.0:00 Intro1:40 Randy Johnson's Unique Connection to Nature4:02 Mike Tyson as Unpredictable Protection6:34 Michael Jordan's Clairvoyant Abilities7:38 Athletes as WitchesWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias in this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," where they dive into the latest happenings in the world of sports and geek culture.The episode kicks off with a lively discussion on the emotional rollercoaster of being a sports fan, particularly focusing on the recent baseball playoffs. Ray and Lee share their personal experiences and frustrations, setting the stage for a deep dive into the sports world.Sports Section:The hosts delve into the MLB playoffs, analyzing the Phillies' unexpected struggles and the Mets' surprising performance. They discuss the implications of playoff readiness and the mental preparation required for success. The conversation shifts to the NFL, where they critique the Dallas Cowboys' historic loss and speculate on the future of various teams. College football also gets a spotlight, with Ray and Lee highlighting key upsets and the current rankings.Geeks Section:Transitioning to geek culture, the hosts explore the latest episode of "Agatha: Darkest Hour," revealing significant plot twists and character developments. They discuss the potential implications for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including the introduction of Wiccan. The episode wraps up with a look at the gaming industry, featuring Ray's involvement in the Electronic Gaming Monthly compendium project, a nostalgic journey through video game history.0:00 Intro11:55 The Inferiority Complex of Fan Bases13:15 The Ultimate Antithesis Fan23:13 Dallas Cowboys' Historic Loss26:05 NFC East's Struggles and Playoff Implications40:17 Agatha's Haunted Past and the Salem Seven43:03 Agatha's Transformation and Power Struggle47:16 The Revelation of Billy as Wiccan56:06 EGM Historical Compendium Kickstarter58:33 Stretch Goals and Community SupportSupport the EGM Compendium on Kickstarter and help bring the history of video game journalism to life! Donate now: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/egmbook/egmcompendiumTune in for a blend of sports analysis and geeky insights, delivered with humor and passion.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias for another engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," where they blend their passion for sports and geek culture into a lively discussion. Broadcasting from Los Angeles and Philadelphia, they bring their unique perspectives to the latest happenings in both worlds.Sports Section:The episode kicks off with an in-depth look at the unpredictable college football season, highlighting major upsets and the excitement of parity in the sport. Ray and Lee delve into the NFL, discussing the surprising firing of Jets head coach Robert Saleh and the Giants' recent performance. They also cover the MLB playoffs, focusing on the intense Phillies-Mets series and the Dodgers-Padres rivalry. The hosts transition to hockey, previewing the NHL season and sharing their thoughts on potential Stanley Cup contenders.Geeks Section:In the geeks segment, Ray and Lee explore the latest in wrestling, including the return of The Rock and the evolving storylines in WWE. They discuss the success of "Agatha: Coven of Chaos," praising its episodic format and captivating storytelling. The episode wraps up with a critical look at Ubisoft's financial struggles and the disappointing performance of "Joker 2," speculating on the reasons behind its lackluster reception.0:00 Intro2:22 Unpredictable College Football Season19:00 Playoff Baseball Dynamics20:54 Yankees' Playoff Strategy Critique28:56 Jazz Chisholm's Controversial Comments33:13 Devils' Potential with Jacob Markstrom34:25 Shesterkin's Contract Drama39:21 Devils Fans vs. Mets Fans: A Tale of Loyalty and Frustration41:17 WWE's Bad Blood and the Rise of Raquel Rodriguez44:21 The Excitement of WWE's Women's Division: Tiffy Time and Beyond50:40 The Saudi Arabia Championship Controversy51:42 AEW's Struggles Against WWE59:59 Kathryn Hahn's Witchy Performance1:01:53 Ubisoft's Financial Struggles and Potential Tencent Buyout1:05:44 Joker 2's Disappointing Box Office Performance1:07:45 Todd Phillips' Alleged Rebellion Against Warner BrothersWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of the"Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up" hosts Ray and Lee  celebrate the return of hockey season with a creative mashup of sports and geek culture, spotlighting the artistic talents of Jeff Tasca (j._tasca). Known for his unique ability to blend sports logos with Marvel themes, Jeff's work takes center stage in this engaging discussion. The hosts delve into imaginative logo redesigns, such as the Boston Reactors, a clever fusion of the Boston Bruins and Stark tech, and the Calgary Ghost Riders, featuring a flaming Ghost Rider skull in Calgary Flames colors. Other highlights include the Detroit Falcons and Nashville Wolverines, praised for their innovative designs that capture the essence of their respective teams while incorporating iconic Marvel elements. The episode also features the Edmonton Vision's nod to the Mind Stone and the Ottawa Mercs' playful Deadpool integration, showcasing how Marvel's universe seamlessly blends with the NHL's iconic imagery.0:00 Intro0:49 The Art of Logo Design in Sports and Geek Culture2:59 Chicago Blades Logo Design4:14 Detroit Falcons Logo Design5:18 Edmonton Vision Logo Analysis6:29 Ronin Las Vegas Logo Concept10:24 Deadpool's Unique Logo Integration12:05 The Tampa Bay Thunder's Thor-Inspired Design13:24 Creative Logo Design Challenges15:58 The Appeal of Iconic Spaceships in Pop CultureWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee Elias dive into a mix of sports updates and geek culture discussions, all with their signature humor and camaraderie.Sports Section:- College Football:- Discussion on UNLV quarterback Matt Sluka's NIL payment dispute and his decision to sit out.- Analysis of recent college football upsets, including Alabama's comeback win over Georgia.- Commentary on the impact of the transfer portal and NIL on college football parity.- NFL:- Insights into the performances of the Vikings and Washington Commanders.- Critique of the New York Giants' struggles, particularly focusing on quarterback Daniel Jones.- Mention of the Jets' loss and the Broncos' unexpected wins.- Baseball:- Playoff predictions for the Yankees, Dodgers, and Phillies.- Discussion on the Mets and Braves' doubleheader and its implications.- Tribute to Pete Rose and Dikembe Mutombo, highlighting their legacies.Geeks Section:- TV Shows:- Enthusiastic review of "Agatha: All Along," focusing on its episodic nature and Catherine Hahn's performance.- Speculation on plot developments and character arcs, including potential connections to the broader Marvel universe.- Video Games:- Overview of the Tokyo Game Show, with a focus on Sony's presentation and the "Ghost of Tsushima" sequel announcement.- Criticism of Sony's new ad strategy on the PS5 home screen.- News on the delay of the "Assassin's Creed" game, emphasizing the importance of releasing a polished product.- Legal and Industry News:- Discussion on California's new law regarding digital game purchases and ownership language.- Update on the US Trademark Office's decision to cancel Marvel and DC's trademark on the word "superhero."0:00 Intro20:59 Daniel Jones' Struggles as a Quarterback38:45 Phillies' Home Field Advantage39:49 Orioles' Playoff Prospects44:12 Pete Rose's Hall of Fame Controversy1:02:14 The Importance of Voting and Civic Responsibility1:03:35 Sony's Controversial PS5 Ad Strategy1:06:27 Ubisoft's Game Delays and Industry Challenges1:10:05 California's Digital Ownership LawWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias explore the exciting future of movie theaters, with a $2 billion investment from the National Alliance of Theater Owners.Ray and Lee kick off the discussion by pondering the potential upgrades that could redefine the movie-going experience. They envision a theater visit that extends beyond just watching a film, incorporating dining and entertainment for a full-day outing.Sports Section: Lee suggests integrating sports events into theaters, such as broadcasting Monday Night Football or hosting gaming tournaments on the big screen. He highlights the potential for immersive experiences that combine sports and cinema, offering fans a unique way to enjoy their favorite games.Geeks Section: The conversation shifts to the geek culture, with Ray advocating for virtual reality experiences and themed pop-ups tied to major film releases. They discuss the possibility of interactive meet-and-greets with movie characters, creating a more engaging and memorable experience for fans of all ages.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias blend their passion for sports and geek culture, delivering lively discussions and insightful analysis. From the latest developments in Major League Baseball and the NFL to the captivating world of Marvel's newest series, the duo covers a wide range of topics. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a geek culture aficionado, this episode offers something for everyone, packed with humor, speculation, and a touch of nostalgia.Sports Section:- MLB Playoffs: Discussion on the Philadelphia Phillies' playoff success and the surprising comeback of the Detroit Tigers.- NFL Week 3: Analysis of the Minnesota Vikings' strong start, the Dallas Cowboys' struggles, and the potential of young quarterbacks like Jaden Daniels.- College Football: Examination of the season's unpredictability, focusing on major upsets and their impact on playoff scenarios.Geeks Section:- "Agatha: All Along": Praise for Catherine Hahn's performance and speculation on the show's future direction.- "Thunderbolts" Trailer: Insights into the new Marvel film and its anti-hero ensemble.- WWE: Announcement of the return of "Saturday Night Main Event" and its nostalgic significance.- Nintendo vs. Palworld: Overview of the legal battle over copyright issues with the Pokémon-inspired game.- Netflix Adaptations: Upcoming anime and cartoon series for "Devil May Cry" and "Splinter Cell."- Theater Upgrades: Plans by theater chains to enhance the movie-going experience with new amenities.0:00 Intro2:22 College Football's Unpredictable Season5:23 Colorado's Dramatic Victory6:45 Minnesota Vikings' Authenticity8:24 Sam Darnold's Career Revival14:38 Dallas Cowboys' Overrated Status29:58 Detroit and Dodgers Trade Success36:13 CJ Abrams' Gambling Incident42:19 Agatha Harkness and the Evolution of 'Agatha All Along'44:00 Marvel's Witch Lore and Comic Connections59:17 Batman’s Walk of Fame Star1:03:32 WWE's Nostalgic Revival1:06:02 Nintendo's Legal Battle with Pocket Pair1:07:21 Netflix's Expansion into Video Game Adaptations1:10:25 Movie Theaters' $2 Billion Upgrade Plan1:13:40 Geek Culture as a Shared ExperienceWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias explore the whimsical idea of professional athletes participating in beer league sports. They dive into a playful discussion about which current or former pro athletes would be entertaining to see in amateur settings, imagining legends like Babe Ruth in a slow-pitch softball game or Shaquille O'Neal dominating a pickleball match. The conversation also touches on the excitement of seeing football greats like Lawrence Taylor in a flag football game, where their usual strengths might not apply. The episode takes a humorous turn as Ray and Lee envision wrestling icons like The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels making surprise appearances at local events. They indulge in a creative exchange about wrestling-themed barbecues, complete with "Rest in Meats" jokes and playful banter about wrestling stars from the '80s and '90s. The hosts wrap up by encouraging listeners to share their own ideas for pro athletes in beer league scenarios.0:00 Intro0:12 Pro Athletes in Beer Leagues2:32 WNBA Players in Men's Leagues3:44 Football Legends in Flag Football5:01 Wrestling-Themed BarbecueWe Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this heartfelt episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias invite listeners into their world of shared passions and personal anecdotes. With a blend of humor and nostalgia, they explore the intersections of sports and geek culture, offering a unique perspective that only two lifelong friends can provide. Whether reminiscing about childhood memories or tackling current events, Ray and Lee deliver an engaging and relatable experience for fans of all kinds.Sports Section:Ray and Lee kick off the episode with a deep dive into the NFL, discussing the Carolina Panthers' current challenges and the surprising success of the Minnesota Vikings. They explore the dynamics of young quarterbacks like Bryce Young and the resurgence of veterans such as Sam Darnold. The conversation also covers the Philadelphia Eagles' recent performance, focusing on strategic decisions and missed opportunities. Baseball fans will enjoy insights into the Philadelphia Phillies' strong season and the New York Yankees' late-season momentum, along with a surprising story from the Minnesota Twins' minor league.Geeks Section:Shifting gears to geek culture, the hosts share their thoughts on the new Beetlejuice film, describing it as a nostalgic reunion with an old friend. They delve into the film's creative elements and character arcs, celebrating the joy of revisiting a beloved universe. Ray offers a review of "Star Wars Outlaws," highlighting its stunning visuals and gameplay, while also discussing the challenges facing the gaming industry amid recent layoffs. The episode concludes with a look at WWE's decision to reduce live events, emphasizing the positive impact on wrestlers' well-being. Join Ray and Lee for a heartfelt and entertaining journey through the worlds of sports and geekdom.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias on "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up," where the worlds of sports and geek culture collide in the most entertaining way.In this episode, Ray and Lee kick things off with light-hearted banter about the latest happenings in sports, providing their expert analysis and personal takes on recent games, player performances, and upcoming events.The geeky fun begins as they explore a fascinating AI-generated mashup of Star Wars characters and Pokémon. They discuss which Pokémon would best suit iconic characters like Princess Leia, Darth Vader, and Luke Skywalker, offering both humorous and thoughtful insights. From debating the merits of an ice-type Ninetales for Leia to envisioning a Gengar for Vader, their geeky enthusiasm shines through.Tune in for a delightful mix of sports updates and geeky discussions, all wrapped up in the signature style of "Geeks Who Like Sports.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Get ready for a rollercoaster of sports and geek culture in this electrifying episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports"! Hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias bring their A-game with lively banter, insightful analysis, and a dash of humor that will keep you hooked from start to finish.Sports Section:The episode kicks off with a heartwarming birthday shoutout to Lee's daughter, followed by a hilarious tale of bringing donuts to her hockey practice. Ray and Lee then dive into the latest college football upsets, including Georgia Tech's surprising loss to Syracuse and Notre Dame's stunning defeat by Northern Illinois. Shifting gears to the NFL, they break down Aaron Rodgers' shaky start, the Giants' ongoing woes with Daniel Jones, and the impact of NIL deals and transfer portal rules on college football. The hosts also discuss the evolving landscape of the sport and what it means for future seasons.Geeks Section:Switching to the geek realm, Ray and Lee review the highly anticipated "Beetlejuice 2," discussing how it honors the original while paving the way for future films. They also delve into the latest from Sony, including the delay of the next Spider-Man movie and the announcement of the PS5 Pro. The episode concludes with a heartfelt tribute to the legendary James Earl Jones, celebrating his monumental contributions to both the geek and sports worlds.Don't miss this action-packed episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," where sports insights meet geeky delights in the most entertaining way possible!We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias on "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up" where the worlds of geek culture and sports collide in a lively and engaging discussion. In this episode, Ray and Lee dive into a fascinating debate: which sports time period would make the best open-world video game? They explore various eras, from the 1970s New York sports scene with icons like Reggie Jackson and Lawrence Taylor, to the intriguing dynamics of the WHA and NHL merger.Inspired by the upcoming release of "Star Wars Outlaws," the hosts imagine the possibilities of combining sports history with the immersive experience of open-world gameplay. They discuss the potential of playing as legendary figures like George Steinbrenner, navigating the complexities of sports management, and the excitement of historical sports moments. Whether it's the mafia-like atmosphere of early baseball or the eccentricities of the 1970s sports world, Ray and Lee paint a vivid picture of how these elements could create an engaging and dynamic gaming experience.Tune in to "Geeks Who Like Sports" for a unique blend of sports nostalgia and geeky imagination, and join the conversation on what makes the perfect open-world sports game.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Welcome to another exciting episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," where your hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee Elias bring you the latest and greatest from the worlds of sports and geekdom. Broadcasting from sunny California and the cool climes of Philadelphia, Ray and Lee dive into the hottest topics, offering their unique blend of humor, insight, and passionate debate.Sports Section:In this episode, Ray and Lee kick things off with a lively discussion about the weather before diving into their annual NFL preview. They break down each division, offering predictions and insights on which teams will rise and which will fall. From the AFC East to the NFC East, no team is left unexamined. They also touch on some controversial NFL news, including the New York Giants' decision to un-retire Ray Flaherty's number and the challenges faced by NFL players in Brazil. The sports segment wraps up with a quick look at the MLB, focusing on Aaron Judge's historic home run and the mysterious theft of commemorative plaques.Geeks Section:Switching gears to the geek world, Ray shares his early impressions of "Star Wars Outlaws," a game he's been eagerly anticipating. Despite encountering a frustrating bug related to controller compatibility, Ray's enthusiasm for the game remains high. He delves into the game's mechanics, story, and the joy of exploring its expansive universe. The episode also covers some unfortunate news from the gaming industry, including significant layoffs at Rocksteady and the abrupt cancellation of Sony's game "Concorde."Join Ray and Lee for a rollercoaster of emotions, from the highs of NFL predictions to the lows of gaming industry layoffs, all wrapped up in their signature style.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee Elias bring a creative twist to the world of sports and superheroes. Using AI, they mash up athletes from the four major sports with iconic comic book characters. From Bryce Harper merging with Wolverine to create "Harperine," to Tom Brady becoming "Brady Pool" with Deadpool's flair, the hosts explore these imaginative combinations with humor and insight. They also discuss Patrick Mahomes as Mr. Fantastic and Connor McDavid as Quicksilver, blending sports prowess with superhero abilities. Tune in for a fun-filled discussion that bridges the gap between athleticism and geek culture.We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text

Hey everyone! In this fun-filled episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," your hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias are back with their usual banter and insights. From the early arrival of fall to the latest in sports and geek culture, we've got a jam-packed show that’s sure to keep you entertained. Whether you're into sports, pop culture, or both, there's something here for you.Sports Section:We kick things off by chatting about the early return of pumpkin spice lattes and fall fashion, even though it’s still blazing hot outside. Is it too soon to dive into autumn vibes? We’ve got some thoughts on that! Then, we dive into the sports world, starting with the Philadelphia Phillies' recent comeback and what it means for the National League standings. We also break down the American League's top teams and share a quirky story about a player who ended up playing for both teams in the same game due to a suspended game scenario.NFL cut day is another hot topic, and we’re here to discuss the big names that got the axe and what it means for their teams. From the Giants' surprising cuts to the Eagles' preseason performance, we’ve got you covered. Plus, we talk about the upcoming WNBA playoffs, highlighting Caitlin Clark’s amazing season and the New York Liberty’s strong showing.Geeks Section:Switching gears to geek culture, we’ve got some exciting entertainment news to share. Ultron is making a comeback in the Marvel universe, with James Spader returning for the upcoming Vision Quest TV show. And if you’re a Sonic fan, you’ll love our take on the new Sonic 3 trailer featuring Keanu Reeves as the voice of Shadow and the return of Jim Carrey as Robotnik.We also chat about Universal’s new fan festival, which promises to be a blast with immersive experiences for fans of Dungeons & Dragons, Star Trek, and Back to the Future. To wrap things up, we’ve got a fun mashup segment where we blend superheroes and athletes to create some unique and entertaining combos.So grab your favorite drink, sit back, and join us for another episode filled with laughs, debates, and all things geek and sports!We Wanna Know What You Think! Click Here To Send Us A Text