This week on The Franchise Podcast, Joe and TQ discuss what's wrong with the Raiders and why time is needed to right the ship. The guys also get into the World Series champion Dodgers, what they loved about this team, and where they could build on 2024's success in the off-season. The Lakers are off to an up-and-down start, but the guys have seen enough of JJ Redick to believe he’s the right man to lead the Purple and Gold. Finally, Joe and TQ honor the late great Quincy Jones.

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It's the Halloween Episode of The Franchise Podcast, with guest hosts Deadfool and Blackie Robinson, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are World Champion again! The Yankees celebrated Halloween early as Freddie, Jason, and Michael Meyers all showed up in the 5th inning to erase a 5-point lead and give the Blue Crew their eighth championship and second in the last 4 years.

The fellas also dig into the Raiders' woes as TQ reiterates what he said to Raider Nation about this upcoming season.

Also, can this Laker team compete for a championship this year with JJ Redick at the helm? Or is this fool's Purple and Gold?

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It was a rough week for Las Vegas sports. The Raiders and UNLV football lost what should have been winnable games. The Las Vegas Aces ended their quest for a 3-peat with a loss to the New York Liberty, and TQ, who went to the game as a spectator instead of a cameraman for the first time, has a theory on why.

The Lakers and VGK are set to begin their seasons shortly, and the fellas drop their expectations for both. Plus, the Dodgers are once again in a win-or-go-home situation, as they always seem to be this time of year. Can they hold off the surging Padres despite a makeshift starting pitching lineup, as 5 out of 6 of their regular starters are done for the season due to injuries?

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