In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee Elias dive into a mix of sports updates and geek culture discussions, all with their signature humor and camaraderie.

Sports Section:

- College Football:
- Discussion on UNLV quarterback Matt Sluka's NIL payment dispute and his decision to sit out.
- Analysis of recent college football upsets, including Alabama's comeback win over Georgia.
- Commentary on the impact of the transfer portal and NIL on college football parity.

- NFL:
- Insights into the performances of the Vikings and Washington Commanders.
- Critique of the New York Giants' struggles, particularly focusing on quarterback Daniel Jones.
- Mention of the Jets' loss and the Broncos' unexpected wins.

- Baseball:
- Playoff predictions for the Yankees, Dodgers, and Phillies.
- Discussion on the Mets and Braves' doubleheader and its implications.
- Tribute to Pete Rose and Dikembe Mutombo, highlighting their legacies.

Geeks Section:

- TV Shows:
- Enthusiastic review of "Agatha: All Along," focusing on its episodic nature and Catherine Hahn's performance.
- Speculation on plot developments and character arcs, including potential connections to the broader Marvel universe.

- Video Games:
- Overview of the Tokyo Game Show, with a focus on Sony's presentation and the "Ghost of Tsushima" sequel announcement.
- Criticism of Sony's new ad strategy on the PS5 home screen.
- News on the delay of the "Assassin's Creed" game, emphasizing the importance of releasing a polished product.

- Legal and Industry News:
- Discussion on California's new law regarding digital game purchases and ownership language.
- Update on the US Trademark Office's decision to cancel Marvel and DC's trademark on the word "superhero."

• 0:00 Intro
• 20:59 Daniel Jones' Struggles as a Quarterback
• 38:45 Phillies' Home Field Advantage
• 39:49 Orioles' Playoff Prospects
• 44:12 Pete Rose's Hall of Fame Controversy
• 1:02:14 The Importance of Voting and Civic Responsibility
• 1:03:35 Sony's Controversial PS5 Ad Strategy
• 1:06:27 Ubisoft's Game Delays and Industry Challenges
• 1:10:05 California's Digital Ownership Law

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In this episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias explore the exciting future of movie theaters, with a $2 billion investment from the National Alliance of Theater Owners.

Ray and Lee kick off the discussion by pondering the potential upgrades that could redefine the movie-going experience. They envision a theater visit that extends beyond just watching a film, incorporating dining and entertainment for a full-day outing.

Sports Section: Lee suggests integrating sports events into theaters, such as broadcasting Monday Night Football or hosting gaming tournaments on the big screen. He highlights the potential for immersive experiences that combine sports and cinema, offering fans a unique way to enjoy their favorite games.

Geeks Section: The conversation shifts to the geek culture, with Ray advocating for virtual reality experiences and themed pop-ups tied to major film releases. They discuss the possibility of interactive meet-and-greets with movie characters, creating a more engaging and memorable experience for fans of all ages.

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In this engaging episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias blend their passion for sports and geek culture, delivering lively discussions and insightful analysis. From the latest developments in Major League Baseball and the NFL to the captivating world of Marvel's newest series, the duo covers a wide range of topics. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a geek culture aficionado, this episode offers something for everyone, packed with humor, speculation, and a touch of nostalgia.

Sports Section:

- MLB Playoffs: Discussion on the Philadelphia Phillies' playoff success and the surprising comeback of the Detroit Tigers.
- NFL Week 3: Analysis of the Minnesota Vikings' strong start, the Dallas Cowboys' struggles, and the potential of young quarterbacks like Jaden Daniels.
- College Football: Examination of the season's unpredictability, focusing on major upsets and their impact on playoff scenarios.

Geeks Section:

- "Agatha: All Along": Praise for Catherine Hahn's performance and speculation on the show's future direction.
- "Thunderbolts" Trailer: Insights into the new Marvel film and its anti-hero ensemble.
- WWE: Announcement of the return of "Saturday Night Main Event" and its nostalgic significance.
- Nintendo vs. Palworld: Overview of the legal battle over copyright issues with the Pokémon-inspired game.
- Netflix Adaptations: Upcoming anime and cartoon series for "Devil May Cry" and "Splinter Cell."
- Theater Upgrades: Plans by theater chains to enhance the movie-going experience with new amenities.

0:00 Intro
2:22 College Football's Unpredictable Season
5:23 Colorado's Dramatic Victory
6:45 Minnesota Vikings' Authenticity
8:24 Sam Darnold's Career Revival
14:38 Dallas Cowboys' Overrated Status
29:58 Detroit and Dodgers Trade Success
36:13 CJ Abrams' Gambling Incident
42:19 Agatha Harkness and the Evolution of 'Agatha All Along'
44:00 Marvel's Witch Lore and Comic Connections
59:17 Batman’s Walk of Fame Star
1:03:32 WWE's Nostalgic Revival
1:06:02 Nintendo's Legal Battle with Pocket Pair
1:07:21 Netflix's Expansion into Video Game Adaptations
1:10:25 Movie Theaters' $2 Billion Upgrade Plan
1:13:40 Geek Culture as a Shared Experience

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In this lively episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias explore the whimsical idea of professional athletes participating in beer league sports. They dive into a playful discussion about which current or former pro athletes would be entertaining to see in amateur settings, imagining legends like Babe Ruth in a slow-pitch softball game or Shaquille O'Neal dominating a pickleball match. The conversation also touches on the excitement of seeing football greats like Lawrence Taylor in a flag football game, where their usual strengths might not apply. The episode takes a humorous turn as Ray and Lee envision wrestling icons like The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels making surprise appearances at local events. They indulge in a creative exchange about wrestling-themed barbecues, complete with "Rest in Meats" jokes and playful banter about wrestling stars from the '80s and '90s. The hosts wrap up by encouraging listeners to share their own ideas for pro athletes in beer league scenarios.

0:00 Intro
0:12 Pro Athletes in Beer Leagues
2:32 WNBA Players in Men's Leagues
3:44 Football Legends in Flag Football
5:01 Wrestling-Themed Barbecue

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In this heartfelt episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias invite listeners into their world of shared passions and personal anecdotes. With a blend of humor and nostalgia, they explore the intersections of sports and geek culture, offering a unique perspective that only two lifelong friends can provide. Whether reminiscing about childhood memories or tackling current events, Ray and Lee deliver an engaging and relatable experience for fans of all kinds.

Sports Section:

Ray and Lee kick off the episode with a deep dive into the NFL, discussing the Carolina Panthers' current challenges and the surprising success of the Minnesota Vikings. They explore the dynamics of young quarterbacks like Bryce Young and the resurgence of veterans such as Sam Darnold. The conversation also covers the Philadelphia Eagles' recent performance, focusing on strategic decisions and missed opportunities. Baseball fans will enjoy insights into the Philadelphia Phillies' strong season and the New York Yankees' late-season momentum, along with a surprising story from the Minnesota Twins' minor league.

Geeks Section:

Shifting gears to geek culture, the hosts share their thoughts on the new Beetlejuice film, describing it as a nostalgic reunion with an old friend. They delve into the film's creative elements and character arcs, celebrating the joy of revisiting a beloved universe. Ray offers a review of "Star Wars Outlaws," highlighting its stunning visuals and gameplay, while also discussing the challenges facing the gaming industry amid recent layoffs. The episode concludes with a look at WWE's decision to reduce live events, emphasizing the positive impact on wrestlers' well-being.

Join Ray and Lee for a heartfelt and entertaining journey through the worlds of sports and geekdom.

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Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias on "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up," where the worlds of sports and geek culture collide in the most entertaining way.

In this episode, Ray and Lee kick things off with light-hearted banter about the latest happenings in sports, providing their expert analysis and personal takes on recent games, player performances, and upcoming events.

The geeky fun begins as they explore a fascinating AI-generated mashup of Star Wars characters and Pokémon. They discuss which Pokémon would best suit iconic characters like Princess Leia, Darth Vader, and Luke Skywalker, offering both humorous and thoughtful insights. From debating the merits of an ice-type Ninetales for Leia to envisioning a Gengar for Vader, their geeky enthusiasm shines through.

Tune in for a delightful mix of sports updates and geeky discussions, all wrapped up in the signature style of "Geeks Who Like Sports.

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Get ready for a rollercoaster of sports and geek culture in this electrifying episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports"! Hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias bring their A-game with lively banter, insightful analysis, and a dash of humor that will keep you hooked from start to finish.

Sports Section:

The episode kicks off with a heartwarming birthday shoutout to Lee's daughter, followed by a hilarious tale of bringing donuts to her hockey practice. Ray and Lee then dive into the latest college football upsets, including Georgia Tech's surprising loss to Syracuse and Notre Dame's stunning defeat by Northern Illinois. Shifting gears to the NFL, they break down Aaron Rodgers' shaky start, the Giants' ongoing woes with Daniel Jones, and the impact of NIL deals and transfer portal rules on college football. The hosts also discuss the evolving landscape of the sport and what it means for future seasons.

Geeks Section:

Switching to the geek realm, Ray and Lee review the highly anticipated "Beetlejuice 2," discussing how it honors the original while paving the way for future films. They also delve into the latest from Sony, including the delay of the next Spider-Man movie and the announcement of the PS5 Pro. The episode concludes with a heartfelt tribute to the legendary James Earl Jones, celebrating his monumental contributions to both the geek and sports worlds.

Don't miss this action-packed episode of "Geeks Who Like Sports," where sports insights meet geeky delights in the most entertaining way possible!

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Join hosts Ray Carsillo and Lee MJ Elias on "Geeks Who Like Sports: Mash-Up" where the worlds of geek culture and sports collide in a lively and engaging discussion. In this episode, Ray and Lee dive into a fascinating debate: which sports time period would make the best open-world video game? They explore various eras, from the 1970s New York sports scene with icons like Reggie Jackson and Lawrence Taylor, to the intriguing dynamics of the WHA and NHL merger.

Inspired by the upcoming release of "Star Wars Outlaws," the hosts imagine the possibilities of combining sports history with the immersive experience of open-world gameplay. They discuss the potential of playing as legendary figures like George Steinbrenner, navigating the complexities of sports management, and the excitement of historical sports moments. Whether it's the mafia-like atmosphere of early baseball or the eccentricities of the 1970s sports world, Ray and Lee paint a vivid picture of how these elements could create an engaging and dynamic gaming experience.

Tune in to "Geeks Who Like Sports" for a unique blend of sports nostalgia and geeky imagination, and join the conversation on what makes the perfect open-world sports game.

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