Jabari joins the episode to discuss his feelings about Soto, leaving his beloved New York Yankees across the river to the New York Mets. Jabari and I discuss the Juan Soto pursuit and what the Yankees and Red Sox do from here regarding an off-season plan.

Discussing the breaking news of Kyle Tucker being traded from the Houston Astros to the Chicago Cubs and how it could cause a domino effect for the rest of free agency.

Going into basketball topics, Jabari and I break down the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets and how Fat Joe thinks Karl Anthony Towns is the most outstanding offensive big-man in NBA History in a world where Nikola Jokic exists. We discuss the logic of Fat Joe. Ben Simmons, being linked with the Celtics via trade or buyout and his role.

Jimmy Butler looks like he will be out of Miami soon, as Miami is descending into continuously inconsistent and middling form. His remaining $100million over two years makes a deal interesting. The logic of the Miami Heat's GM Pat Riley over the last few years for sitting on his hands.

Domantas Sabonis records the first thirty-point-twenty rebound game this season. The evolution of the big-man factor?

NBC is returning to the basketball media world, and Jabari and I discuss the stakes for the NBA rating problems by building an actual basketball media giant as they've done with the Premier League.

Discussing AJ Dybantsa committing to BYU after transferring to Utah Prep.

Tottenham is on the cusp of firing Ange Postecoglu and has a rumored replacement; however, is it time to start blaming Levy for botching multiple transfer deals and failing to capitalize on the substantial fees they received for Gareth Bale and Harry Kane?

As Edu Gaspar departs Arsenal in the middle of their project, Managing Director Michael Garlick and Manager Mikel Arteta could have different views on who takes over. Garlick's previous West Bromwich Albion connection with former Manchester United Sporting Director Dan Ashworth and Arteta's long admiration for Sociedad's Roberto Olabe could be the pivotal battle for the Gunners.

West Ham's Mikhal Antonio was in a very bad car crash, and he's lucky to be alive; Ruben Amorim's struggles early on at Manchester United and potential for MLS to grow even further.

November 30th was a tough day for Ohio State fans like myself. Watching head coach Ryan Day lose to The Team Up North again, scoring 13-10, was a devastating experience. It took time to heal from that loss, reflect on potential replacements in case Day is fired or decides to step down and consider his tenure as Ohio State's head coach.

The other rivalry games are discussed, along with the chippiness exhibited in some of the more heated rivalries, such as NC State/UNC, FSU/Florida, Ohio St./Michigan, and my feelings about planting the flag on the field being a juvenile behavior.

After 30:00 or so, Jabari (SSAW Full Court Press) joins the podcast to discuss business with his Brooklyn Nets, the pending "fire sale" announced on Friday, in which all players are made available. This includes Cameron Johnson, Dorian Finney-Smith, and Cam Thomas. Why should the Nets try to keep Cam Thomas?

Transitioning into what direction the Pelicans can go regarding the uncertainty they must address regarding the future of Brandon Ingram and Zion Williamson. I also wanted to know the best place for Brandon Ingram.

We also discuss how teams like the Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers faced public pressure to trade their stars, Donovan Mitchell and Trae Young, and have managed to right the ship in both places. Dyson Daniels' impact on the Atlanta Hawks makes a big difference for them.

Closing the episode, we chat about the WNBA Expansion Draft for the Golden State Valkyries and the players they could draft in it. They will also have other terms that are new to the Expansion Draft capacities as opposed to the past.