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Dave Medina, a.k.a. Davy, presents casual conversations, comedy, food talk, and sports with friends of the popular Twitch series ”The Sandwich Show.” Simulcast on Twitch (@davyiseatingasandwich), Davy brings back people from both the Sandwich Q&A series on Mondays and from the long-running DITCOW sports podcast that predated Twitch. We also feature ”Random Questions” during many episodes where folks watching live can ask questions about anything.
Episodes
Wednesday Apr 14, 2021
Wednesday Apr 14, 2021
Mike, John, and Andy join Dave to recap a historic Masters win for Hideki Matsuyama, who became the first man from Japan to win a Green Jacket at Augusta. We'll get into a very strange final round, plus the other rounds with many highlights. Later we dig into the media coverage which was tremendous on the digital side with "My Group" scoring big. Andy and Co. get into why the TV side was far worse than normal. Lastly, our look ahead to what's next on the PGA Tour.
Wednesday Mar 31, 2021
Wednesday Mar 31, 2021
Chris in Syracuse returns to talk the Final Four from Indianapolis. He and Dave cover the mostly chalky Sweet 16 and Elite Eight rounds coupled with some big upsets, two by UCLA against Alabama and Michigan. We'll look at Gonzaga's continued quest for a championship and their annihilation of USC in the Elight Eight, but also look at USC's great run beforehand against Kansas and Oregon. Later, a look at Houston's long-awaited berth in the Final Four, and the great defense that took them there, plus Baylor's resurgent performances over Arkansas and Houston. Later, we preview the Final Four with Baylor vs. Houston followed by Gonzaga vs UCLA. Can the magic last one more game for UCLA's season against the consensus best team in the nation with Gonzaga? Will Houston's solid athleticism and defense put up a fight against a similarly athletic and talented Baylor who's ramped up their play? We'll round out the final leg of a March that has been chaotic and strangely chalky all at once.
Wednesday Mar 24, 2021
Wednesday Mar 24, 2021
Chris in Syracuse re-joins Dave for a recap of the first and second round action in the Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament plus a Sweet Sixteen Preview. What a weekend it was for college basketball. Oral Roberts shocks Number 2 seeded Ohio State, several 13 and 14 seeds pull off upsets such as Ohio stunning Virginia and Abilene Christian taking out Texas. We also cover the massive success for the Pac 12 teams so far: USC and UCLA, Oregon, and Oregon State, all making the Sweet 16. Plus a look back at the very UN-successful weekend for the Big Ten, including the #1 seeded Illinois losing to a tough Loyola Chicago team, a surprising loss for Purdue against North Texas, and Michigan State blowing a huge lead in the First Four round to UCLA.
Later it's a look toward the Sweet 16 and Elite 8, with a modified schedule for 2021. Games will go Saturday through Tuesday rather than the normal Thursday through Sunday, and in these two rounds some pretty great matchups: Villanova/Baylor, USC/Oregon, Loyola Chicago/Oregon St., and UCLA/Alabama. It's our continuing coverage of March Madness in the city.
Tuesday Mar 23, 2021
Tuesday Mar 23, 2021
Chris and Dave open this week's "NBA Report" with a few words about the great life and career of Elgin Baylor, who played for many years with the Lakers. Elgin died on Monday and sparked an outpouring of love from all over the NBA. We'll share our thoughts on a legend who dazzled the world before the NBA was big on TV and social media.
Later, we return to the modern day NBA talk, centered around a crucial high ankle sprain injury for LeBron James suffered on Saturday vs the Hawks. The Lakers could be in serious trouble without both LeBron and A.D. over the next few games. Plus, another devastating injury for the Hornets with LaMelo Ball out for the season. We'll chat about how it could hamper the Hornets' playoff hopes.
The playoff chases continue and the guys recap some big moments and missed opportunities, including the Hawks horrific 20 point blown lead at the Clippers on Monday night. The Hawks are in the chase for home court advantage in the playoffs and we'll chat about how bad a loss it is for seeding purposes, all this and much more as teams gear up for possible midseason trades.
Wednesday Mar 17, 2021
Wednesday Mar 17, 2021
Chris in Syracuse joins Dave for our full regional by regional preview of the 2021 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, all taking place in the Indianapolis area. First we cover the tournament sites, featuring more college facilities than normal: places like Mackey Arena, Assembly Hall, and Hinkle Fieldhouse. What will be the benefits and challenges of this pseudo bubble?
Later, it's on to our bracket previews. First, the West with Gonzaga, Iowa, and Kansas. Next, the South with Baylor, North Carolina, Arkansas, and Ohio State. Then the Midwest with Illinois, Houston, West Virginia, and Oklahoma State. Lastly, the East with Michigan, Alabama, Texas, and Florida State. Plus all the sleeper teams and possible upset teams such as UCSB, Ohio, Georgetown, LSU, Winthrop, Missouri, and Syracuse.
Finally, Chris and Dave offer their Final Four predictions, Title Game prediction and each predict the NCAA Men's Champion for 2021 on a comprehensive preview show.
Monday Mar 15, 2021
Monday Mar 15, 2021
Andy in Seattle, Tom in NJ, and John in CT join Dave to break down the NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament selection, plus a recap of the Conference Tournaments around the country. Duke is ushered out of contention surprisingly early after facing COVID trouble and Virginia goes into the tournament off its own ACC COVID elimination. What will be the impact of COVID cancellations on the big dance? We also look at the logistics of an entire tournament taking place within the same Indianapolis metro area. What benefits and challenges come with it? Later, a casual look at each of the regional brackets, including picks to make the final four. Will the top seeds Gonzaga, Illinois, Michigan, and Baylor survive?
Time permitting, the crew will also chat about "The Players" championship in golf last weekend. It was a big comeback win for Justin Thomas and a crushing near-miss for the 50 year old Lee Westwood. NOTE: the recording has some audio dropouts around the 45 minute mark due to a technical issue.
Wednesday Mar 10, 2021
Wednesday Mar 10, 2021
Chris and Dave begin our latest "NBA Report" with late-breaking news on the Spurs parting with LaMarcus Aldridge. The long-time Spur nears the end of his contract and the presumed buyout gives other contenders a chance to get a very capable vet for the stretch run.
We also present our "Five Predictions for the 2nd Half." It's our predictions for the second half of the season, including MVP, top seeds, other predictions, and one wild card prediction.
Wednesday Mar 03, 2021
Wednesday Mar 03, 2021
A Couple Quickies and Andy in Seattle join Dave for this special RQ's show "The Questionarian," featuring a review of the Disney+ sensation "The Mandalorian" along with a roundup of other TV series we've watched during the pandemic. Plus your Random Questions as sent in via Twitter.
Tuesday Feb 23, 2021
Tuesday Feb 23, 2021
This week on the "Report," Chris and Dave recap an outstanding road trip for the Wizards so far which included a shocking 17 point comeback overtime win against the Lakers. Westbrook and Beal took their game up to a new level in beating the defending champions, alongside other key wins over the Nuggets and Blazers. Can the Wizards extend their five game win streak against the Clippers on Tuesday night?
Later, we revisit the Nets after some very big wins over said Lakers and the Clippers. Dave finally admits the Nets are here to stay plus Chris looks at whether their improvements on defense are sustainable. Later, its a look at other big February performers such as the Jazz who bounced back after a loss to the Clippers, the Pelicans who beat the Celtics in overtime on national TV, and the Raptors who fought back into the hunt with consecutive wins over the Bucks.
Tuesday Feb 16, 2021
Tuesday Feb 16, 2021
The NBA Report returns with Chris and Dave! The two of them get into the hottest teams in the NBA this month, the Charlotte Hornets and Utah Jazz. The Jazz behind Mike Conley great start and Jordan Clarkson's blistering bench play dominated their last home stand and have them shooting up the standings. The Hornets also are playing much better with LaMelo Ball dazzling the world with a great all around game: passing, shooting, and rebounding proving the Hornets #1 overall pick to be a success so far.
Plus we look at the other side and cover the teams struggling to win like the Mavericks and Heat. All this plus other news and notes from the NBA in our first "Report" of 2021.