The Barstool Sports partnership with Fox Sports will not change the content of Pardon My Take

I'll say right now, [the Fox deal] is not gonna change this show at all. We made sure of that. We, we it's gonna be a great, like, this is very different than the ESPN partnership back in 2017. Fox is a very willing partner. They're very excited. We're very excited. They believe in us. We believe in them a lot different than what we went through with ESPN.

The new FS1 show featuring Barstool Chicago will not cannibalize Pardon My Take

It's gonna be a mix of everybody in this office and people that might not be in this office right now that might stop in. I don't expect to be spending a full-time jobs worth of time going on the show, but I'll go to try to make it on like once a week is what we discussed. That way it's not gonna cannibalize Pardon My Take.

Hockey is on the rise and the Four Nations tournament will be a high-stakes precursor to the Olympics

Hockey's on the rise man. On the rise. Hockey's on a heater as we always say on the podcast, the last two years. And on top of that, boys we're heading into an Olympic year. With all that Four Nations... precursor to the Olympics coming up. It ain't the Olympics. We all know that. But don't act like they weren't playing for something. They were playing for pride.

LeBron James might retire from the NBA this summer to just play golf

I think there's no way he goes to Cleveland 'cause the weather's not nice enough in the winter. With that being said, I think it's because he just wants to keep playing golf. He may just still retire. Like if he has a great summer and he is like, wow, I've been really enjoying hanging out with the boys. Why do I have to go back to basketball?

The opposing goalie intentionally let Lionel Messi's free kick go in.

I think he made a cho there. He may have made a choice right there in that moment. I know there's a couple angles where you don't believe it, but then there's like one or two where it's like, oh, he just sold. Like he just, yeah.

Floyd Mayweather will face up to 20 years in prison for writing a bad check to a jeweler

A lot of times when Floyd runs into these money trouble, it's like a civil court or like some other kind of crimes that he's able to like get, get done with, with lawyers. This time they're, they're coming after him with felonies boys. 18 months ago he wrote a bad check to a jeweler New Year's Eve to get a watch for about $200,000. 18 months later he is still not responding to him. ... I'll say it. He could be doing 20 years.