On this episode of Calling My Shots, Zac and Dalton dive into sports history and debate the top 10 NHL centers of all time. This was an incredibly challenging list to put together because there are so many deserving candidates. However, only 10 can be ranked and we divulge our lists. Let us know if you agree with our rankings or who we left off. Enjoy! 

Episode 29 of Calling My Shots features NHL and College Baseball coverage. We begin our hockey content with "Puck Me" featuring our most notable moment of the week. We discuss the most prevalent storylines. Former KHL player Alexei Cherepanov suffers a tragic unexpected death. Darryl Sutter becomes the new head coach of the Calgary Flames and is off to a hot start. Claude Julien is unexpectedly fired by the Montreal Canadiens. ESPN will now broadcast NHL games for the first time since 2004. We talk about the implications this will have on the National Hockey League. We then play "Hot or Not" with 6 fortunate NHL teams. We give a brief overview of the current standings and discuss the league statistic leaders. Our hockey coverage ends with our player spotlights and taxi squad units. We then transition into our college baseball coverage where we begin with a brief overview of the updated top 25 rankings. We react to these rankings and decide whether or not adjustments should be made. We preview some of the notable upcoming SEC matchups. We end our show by discussing the latest power 5 conference standings. Enjoy!  

On this short episode of Calling My Shots, Zac and I briefly recap week 2 of the college baseball season. We then discuss our future plans for the show and give our listeners a Special Announcement. Stay tuned! 

This episode of Calling My Shots features NHL and College Baseball coverage. We being our show with our weekly "Puck ME" NHL content. We start out by sharing some of the funniest moments of the week. We discuss the NHL's poor management of the first Lake Tahoe stadium series game. Artemi Panarin requests an unexpected leave of absence. We debate where Gary Bettman ranks among American professional sports commissioners. We play "Hot or Not" with 6 fortunate NHL teams. As always, we give you a standings update and weekly recap. We run through our league leaders and player spotlights. Our hockey coverage ends with our Taxi Squad units of the week. We then pass it over to our College Baseball coverage. We begin by recapping the opening weekend. There were several unexpected upsets. San Francisco won 2 out of 3 games against former #2 UCLA. Miami upsets Florida taking control over the sunshine state. The SEC decimated the BIG 12 in the State Farm classic. We analyze and discuss the updated top 25 rankings from Baseball America. We end our show with an in depth look into the ACC conference. Enjoy! 

On this episode of CMS, we feature NHL & College Baseball coverage. We begin our show with our weekly "Puck Me" hockey content. We breakdown the season schedule adjustments and how the NHL should handle these unique situations. We talk about Alex Galchenyuk being traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs from Carolina. We debate whether or not he can contribute to the Leafs prolific offense. With the trade deadline quickly approaching, Zac and I discuss the latest rumors. We then play "Hot or Not" with 6 lucky NHL teams. We run through the standings and league leaders as well as highlight our player spotlights. Our hockey coverage ends with a new segment we call the "Taxi Squad" where we feature 2 horrific NHL team units. With College Baseball right around the corner, Zac and I give our season preview. We run through the pre-season top 25 teams, predict the final SEC standings, and discuss 8 teams we think can lock up a national seed. Enjoy!

This episode of Calling My Shots features NFL and NHL coverage. We begin our show with our Super Bowl 55 recap. The Bucs steam roll the Chiefs  31-9. Tom Brady wins a record 7th Super Bowl ring. We discuss his legacy and all time ranking. We also analyze what went wrong for the Chiefs. We then pass it over to our NHL coverage where we begin with our "Puck Me" segment featuring Bell Canada and the NHLPA. We then discuss the the unexpected new Penguins GM, who is a former Philadelphia Flyers goaltender and general manager, Ron Hextall as Jim Rutherford's replacement. We debate whether Patrick Laine getting benched was justified and John Tortorella job security. We then play "Hot or Not" with 6 lucky NHL teams. We give our weekly standings update and highlight the league stat leaders. We end our show with some player spotlights. Enjoy!