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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.
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Monday Apr 29, 2019
Monday Apr 29, 2019
Ron and Dave return for a recap of the NFL Draft from Nashville, TN. The Giants make a mind numbing call to draft Daniel Jones with the 6th overall pick, then trade up to get a less than stellar cornerback. Also we cover other big moves including the anticipated Kyler Murray pick at 1st overall by the Arizona Cardinals, a look at where the top defensive players went, and an unusually high selection of Clelin Ferrell by the Raiders at 4th overall.
Wednesday Apr 24, 2019
Wednesday Apr 24, 2019
Ron in NJ returns to the show for this year's 2019 NFL Draft Preview. This year's edition, hosted by Nashville, features the arrival of college phenom Kyler Murray out of Oklahoma. Will he be the superstar everyone hopes for him to be? We discuss whether this year's QB class can be as good as last year's tremendous QB class, plus offer some followup analysis of last year's top picks. Ron and Dave break down the best prospects at every position, including a very talented defensive line class, and we close with our annual mock draft, predicting who each team selects over the first 15 picks of the draft.
Tuesday Apr 23, 2019
Tuesday Apr 23, 2019
Chris and Dave are back with the First Round update on this week's "NBA Report" podcast. After some madness in the opening weekend, nearly every series in the NBA has settled down with a staggering 7 of 8 series on the verge of ending in 5 games or less. We'll cover the skirmishes from the Nets/Sixers series, the close but no cigar performance of the Clippers in Game 4 against the Warriors, the utter domination of the Bucks over the Pistons, and the back and forth between the Spurs and the Nuggets.
Later, Dave proposes some adjustments to the first round of the playoffs, and ponders the process of re-seeding after each round, similar to other sports. Also, a look ahead to some dynamite second round matchups: The officially matched Celtics/Bucks semifinal series, plus potential series between the Warriors and Rockets, and Sixers and Raptors. We also predict who wins the ongoing Spurs/Nuggets first round matchup plus other thoughts on the playoffs so far.
Wednesday Apr 17, 2019
Wednesday Apr 17, 2019
It's our special DITCOW retrospective on the top five episodes of 2012, part of our "10 Years of DITCOW" celebration. On this edition, we hear Andy's famous "1-2-3 Mets" chant, Junkie opines on "Some Other Guy" and trashes Paul McCartney's "Band on the Run," Dave and Junkie react to the memorable "Vid Vid Vid" on-hold song from the blogtalkradio days, Dave does an NFL podcast while drink, plus some other surprises, including an unusually long montage of random odds and ends from 2012 near the end of the show.
Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
After our week off, Chris and Dave return for an NBA Playoff First Round update. The Clippers storm back to beat the Warriors in their Game 2 after falling behind 31 points with 7 minutes left in the third quarter. The Magic shock the Raptors in Game 1 in Toronto. The Nets stun the Sixers in Game 1, only to get blown away in Game 2. The Nuggets quickly lose their home court advantage after falling to the Spurs in their Game 1, and the Bucks trash the Pistons in their playoff home opener. Could there be real upsets in this year's first round? What will the Clippers bring back in LA for Game 3 on Thursday? Dave explains why the Nets and Thunder are very live dogs in their respective series and how the Blazers aren't cut out for a genuine playoff run. Chris breaks down the Celtics uneven but dominant win vs the Pacers and covers some of the breakout player performances from the weekend. Plus, a look at the ongoing action from Tuesday night: Spurs/Nuggets Game 2, Thunder/Blazers Game 2, and Magic/Raptors Game 2.
Monday Apr 15, 2019
Monday Apr 15, 2019
John, Mike, and Dave are back for the 2019 Masters Recap show. This year, more history is made: Tiger Woods finally wins his fifth Masters Tournament, fighting off rallies from Fracesco Molinari, Brooks Koepka, Patrick Cantlay, and several others on an early final round, moved up to avoid a late afternoon rain storm. John and Mike break down the win and the expected increase of Tiger hype from the Golf media. We also look at the improved driving ability by Tiger over the weekend, and the near misses for numerous other golfers, many with good performances. In particular, a look at the 12th hole which took down a lot of the field on Sunday. Later, a quick rundown of other players' performances this year, a review of the TV coverage by ESPN and CBS, and then our normal look ahead to the next month of pro golf.
Tuesday Apr 02, 2019
Tuesday Apr 02, 2019
It's our preview for WWE's Wrestlemania 35, from East Rutherford, NJ. This year's Mania features the first ever Women's Title Match, a "Triple Threat" match between Becky Lynch, Ronda Rousey, and Charlotte Flair. Later, we cover other big matches including the "Falls Count Anywhere" match between Shane McMahon and The Miz, the WWE Title Match rematching Daniel Bryan against Kofi Kingston after an amazing battle in the "Elimination Chamber" event, and other match previews.
Tuesday Apr 02, 2019
Tuesday Apr 02, 2019
Chris and Dave return for a look at the NBA in its final two weeks of the regular season. Some teams are going through the motions, others are fighting for playoff seeding such as the Clippers, Nets, and Heat. Still others are packing it in like the Lakers who shut down LeBron James for the season. This week we feature the Denver Nuggets who are closing in on the Warriors for the top seed in the West. What are their chances to overtake the two time defending champs in the playoffs? Will Nikola Jokic continue to carry the club with clutch shots as he did up to now? Where will the bench support be once the chips are down? That and more on an abbreviated "NBA Report" podcast in the City.
Tuesday Mar 19, 2019
Tuesday Mar 19, 2019
Chris in Syracuse joins Dave for this year's NCAA Tournament Preview. We cover all the brackets, and all the potential upsets in this year's big dance. We also look at how top-heavy the field is this year. Chris and Dave break down why there's a large dropoff in talent between the 1 or 2 seeds and the rest of the field. Can there be big upsets this year? Will there be a repeat of the 16 upsetting a 1 miracle last season? Could there still be a dark horse in the mix? We also look at the big favorites: Duke, with Zion Williamson back, should be the prohibitive favorite to win the title. North Carolina, a very talented team, and one team that consistently can match up well with Duke. Gonzaga, said by many experts to be the number one overall team in the nation, but a team with a disappointing tournament history recently. Tennessee, one of the hottest teams to start the year, now having stumbled lately and entering the dance as a 2 seed. Michigan, a team for which the jury's still out. Virginia, always a regular season giant, but this year, trying to avenge the upset loss to 16-seeded UMBC. It's an interesting field, albeit not as deep as usual, and we'll offer all our predictions for March Madness.
Tuesday Mar 19, 2019
Tuesday Mar 19, 2019
Chris and Dave are back after their meeting in Scottsdale for this week's NBA Report podcast. First, they recap the Scottsdale meetup between them, a thrilling Bucks/Suns game where the Suns pulled the upset, and later we're back to business, breaking down the playoff seeding push in the Eastern Conference, all while the Lakers wave the white flag and shut down Lonzo Ball and Brandon Ingram for the season. The Milwaukee Bucks recover from the tough road trip and get back on track, while the Pacers continue to give teams all over the east a tough time despite playing shorthanded. The NBA Report covers this final regular season stretch and looks ahead to the possible matchups in this year's playoffs.