All FIVE Sportists unite on the same episode for the first time! Together, they look back at a Super Bowl that surprised nearly everyone - especially Joe and Keith, considering their handicapping advice on last week's episode. Is this the end of the road for Travis Kelce and will he manage to persevere financially? The Cardinals are in Jupiter and the question of the winter remains - will Nolan Arenado join them? Four Nation hockey faces off and the Blues face some hard questions as the trade deadline approaches. College basketball marches toward March and one anchor discovers surprising parity in the SEC, and, well, everywhere else. All this plus John Rocker, Pat Mahomes (not Patrick), LIV vs. PGA and a surprising triple-double on this edition of the St. Louis Sportists.

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This one has it all. April, Joe, Keith and Ron examine the big game from prop bets to passing games and marriage proposals to Todd Blackledge sightings. You will hear detailed predictions including final scores right down to details of the last drives of the game. Joe and Keith, noted gambling "hobbyists," provide insight on prop bets ranging from the length of the National Anthem to the color of Gatorade as well as more serious wagers like rushing and receiving totals. Life-long Chief fan April takes on the alleged "Chief bias" shown by the NFL and officials and Keith considers how mid-majors are getting squeezed out of the college basketball scene. The Cardinal semis are headed to Florida and Jim Edmonds offers some blunt analysis. MIzzou continues to roll and the Pro Bowl decline reaches a new low. All of this and much more packed into one fast-moving episode.

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Tom, Doug, Keith and Ron discuss the spiraling Blues and Brandon Saad pays the price. At least if he makes it to Springfield, his teammates may eat well. Tyler Tucker is Champ Kind and the Chiefs may be riding high, but not for one local merchant. Mizzou continues to play well and Caleb Grill has never met a shot he doesn't like. The Ilini searches for consistency at all hours of the day and one coach has had enough. The gang considers the most stupid rules in all of sports, and yes, Rob Manfred is front and center. And with one state school going 6-16 from the free throw line, is it time to reconsider the Rick Barry method?

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Chapters

Intro

NFL Playoffs

Potential MLB Work Stoppage and Salary Cap Discussions

St. Louis Blues Performance and Team Dynamics

College Hoops

Stupid Rules in Sports

Video Review Controversies