In this episode, Joey begins by providing his full thoughts on the blockbuster trade between the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers. Joey analyzes the thought process behind each team's decision and explains why he believes the Mavericks will win this trade in the short term. Following that, he breaks down the blockbuster three-team trade that sent Zach LaVine to Sacramento and De'Aaron Fox to San Antonio. At the end, Joey outlines some trade packages he put together ahead of the NBA Trade Deadline at 3 PM EST on Thursday, February 6th.

In this quick episode, Joey offers his thoughts on the most surprising trade in NBA history that sent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers and Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks. He explains why he believes the Lakers likely won in the long term, while the Mavericks won in the short term.

In this brief episode, Joey breaks down the Boston Celtics’ close victory over a depleted Los Angeles Clippers team from Wednesday night. He explains why he is so proud of the Clippers for battling without six of their top players. Joey lobbies for Kobe Brown to get more minutes in small ball lineups and praises Derrick Jones Jr. for his phenomenal performance.

In this episode, Joey breaks down the excellent run that Marcus Freeman has led Notre Dame on in the College Football Playoff. After that, he quickly gives his predictions for the 2025 NFL Playoffs.

In this episode, Joey discusses news across the MLB, starting off with Corbin Burnes’ decision to sign with Arizona. Following that, he talks about Teoscar Hernandez returning to Los Angeles. In his last segment, Joey breaks down the trade between the Dodgers and Reds which sent Gavin Lux to Cincinnati, and former Northeastern University star outfielder, Mike Sirota, to LA. He explains why this is an excellent deal for the Dodgers and provides reasoning for why Sirota is an exciting prospect.

In this on-air episode, Joey begins by giving his thoughts about Jerod Mayo and Doug Pederson being fired. After that, he provides reasoning to support Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll returning to the Giants for another year. Following that, he praises Aaron Rodgers for his excellent Week 18 performance in what could be his final game. Then, he briefly talks about Tyreek Hill potentially wanting out of Miami.

In this episode, Joey breaks down all of the headlines surrounding the NFL heading into Week 18. He begins by talking about the Atanta Falcons who will likely cut Kirk Cousins amid the transition to Michael Penix Jr. as their starting quarterback. Following that, Joey addresses the state of the New York Giants, including Malik Nabers' incredible rookie season. During this segment, he offers his opinion on the future of Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen in New York and discusses Drew Lock’s historic performance last week against the Colts. He quickly dives into this year’s quarterback class and makes the case for Jaxson Dart as the most underrated passer. Next, Joey questions whether or not this week will be Aaron Rodgers' last game in New York, and the NFL as well. After that, he gives his thoughts on the Patriots' head coaching situation and explains why the Patriots are likely to keep Jerod Mayo as head coach. At the end, he provides his opinion on which NFL head coaches on the hot seat will stay or go.

For the second day in a row, Joey delivers an episode live on air in the WZBC AM studio. He explains why the Red Sox should not trade Masataka Yoshida or Triston Casas and uses statistics to support his reasoning. Following that, he moves on to the NBA and discusses the league's major decline in ratings. Joey provides some potential reasons for the fall and points to Victor Wembanyama as an ideal player to build the future of the league around. At the end, he praises Mat Ishbia for all of his efforts to appreciate Phoenix Suns fans.