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Scott and Sean are back talking about stuff:  Sports betting in Virginia Scott thinks fishing is easy and not competitive What single player changed his/her sport the most?  Technical difficulties Golf. Maybe too much golf.  Weekend Appetizer

Scott and Sean have talked for 70 episodes and are getting tired of each other, so they bring on more guests. Bobby and Zak come on and talk about their expertise. Zak talks about football and Bobby talks about boxing. Westbrook to Wizards, will he replace Wall? Best sport to bring your girl to?  Bob likes to sweaty men after a nice dinner. Zak likes a good Game 7, Sean likes Dollar Beer at a Carolina League A Game, and Scott like Pimento cheese sandwiches. R-Words future after beat the S-Words. Cooperstown talk... Does Omar Vizquel get in? Weekend/month appetizer includes Bobbo watching the MLB Winter Meeting for the Mets. Zak's watching some dudes named Chelsea run around for 90ish minutes. Sean's hopefully watching Ohio State and Indiana, and Scott is watching the Tide Roll over Clemson after New Year's.   Merry Christmas ya filthy animals.

Scott, Sean, and Golf analyst Josh

Scott and Sean catch up Some listeners chime in Weekend appetizer

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(0:00-40:58)- PST is back after two months of break, better than ever. We are led by our new social media manager, Josh, who will revamp our Twitter and Facebook account. We have a lot of catching up to do and end up spending 40 minutes talking a lot of baseball. The Militia is 2-0, the Nats aren't, and Showtime is taking the league by storm. The All-Star game is coming to DC, and 'Would you Rather' makes it's annual appearance with the debate of the ASG vs the HR Derby.  (40:58-1:06:06)- The Andre Ingram story is a good one, and we love the old guys trying to still push it. Sports are hard when you're old. NBA playoffs are a different sport, which only means one thing... shorten the season. We touch home with golf, and what goes through your head with you're on the first teebox. Clint Eastwood and Peeble Beach get tied in, and how you play when you're paired up with randos. (1:06:06-1:12:29)- Back to our basics with our Weekend Appetizer, and we talk some NASCAR coming to the Richmond International Speedwa

(0:00-32:52) - PST is back after a month of no podcasting. Thank you to all the listeners, nobody checked in on us to see if we're still alive. Alas. we're still here and controversial about something. The Winter Olympics are a sham, the Iditarod should be added, and we are on to you, curling hipsters. Mr. Sportscenter, Ian Boyd, has the clutch gene, but we don't actually believe in the clutch gene. (32:52-54:00) - We are so lazy that I only want to write two segments, and all you faithful listeners will probably not even complain about it. PST talks about its new favorite rivarly, Mad Max vs Tebow, and the 6 pitches over the past 2 years. More Scherzer stories are talked about while we bullcrap about Sean's shorts, and our overall lives. It's the only time we get to talk, so deal with it. (54:00-59:59) - World Renown Weekend Appetizer, so we have to talk about Tiger. Caps are playing outside tonight in Annapolis, and somehow we wrap up our white guy podcast with style.  Follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

(0:00-18:50)- PST talks about the Super Bowl and if we would ever go or not (no we wouldn't), but would we go to any of the other major sport championships and why? Standing room seats are for jabronis and people named Scott.  (18:50-30:43)- Alex Smith goes from one offensive team name to another.  How should Skins fans feel about Cousins? If DC fans can't freak out about the skins, then they will panic over the Wizards and try to come up with answers as to why they play better without Wall.  (30:43-47:21)- Faculty vs. 8th grade basketball game: old timers drive the basket and teenagers think they are Steph Curry.  If kids are sore losers, whose fault is it really?  (47:21-56:38)- Trae Young the real deal?  Do TO and Randy Moss deserve to be enshrined?  (56:38-1:01:56)- Weekend Appetizer: "It's Wedding Season!" Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Give us a "Would You Rather" on the review section on iTunes. We guarantee to air it on the next show. Share our links with friends including Google Play. Contac

(0:00-22:55) - PST kicks off the sode with previewing (whatever that means) the awful Super Bowl. We appreciate greatness, and are both pro Patriots in this one. Who has impressed you more, Wentz or Foles? XFL is getting rolling here in a few years with everything the NFL isn't, and we like the idea. It won't work for multiple reasons, but it's a fun idea. One Loudoun has a prime spot for the XFL team, but will anyone actually go? (22:55-48:11) - Chipper is where he belongs in the Hall, and will we ever again see someone in the HOF that spends his career with one team? Sports are all about nostagia, so its exciting seeing guys that we watched as kids start to be enshrined with the greats. Also why we like Tiger who couldn't hit a fairway this weekend. (48:11-1:01:39) - We get off topic and start talking about bar games and a bunch of random crap. Actually a pretty fun segment if you listen to anything from this episode. (1:01:39-1:08:07) - PST reverts back to our orginal Dropkick outro, as we take you into

(0:00-25:13)- BREAKING NEWS: PST is coming at you on Sunday nights now, and on Google Play for you Andriod losers. Gruden comes out of the booth to coach before the Madden video games become Gruden video games. What interest do we have in the NFL playoffs? We just watch them because it's on. We end up contemplating why we even watch sports. Donte Fowler knocks out Tyrod Taylor and throws his liquor in the lake. (25:13-48:35)- UCF is a bunch of millennial crybabies because they're giving themselves a participation trophy. We move to an even bigger loser in Cam Newton, and how he somehow lost to a team 3 times in a season. On the flip side, the Alabama AD smashes his runner up trophy, and a Swedish hockey player throws his silver medal into the crowd. Draymond Green whined for the first time in his career, and wants all refs fired. We, as sports experts, will tell you how to handle the officials the right way.   (48:35-57:23)- Half of PST loves the Winter Olympics because of curling, and nothing else. Pure sp

(0:00-24:45)- PST rolls out the red carpet for the New Years episode, and it's their best episode yet. Do the Skins finishing 8-8 mean anything to you as a fan, or a person with a winner's mentality? Betting on sports makes you a worse person and that's a scientific fact. (24:45-47:16)- We start with College Football, but end far from it. Bowl games are finally starting to get good, but both academies winning is just plain good for America. Half of PST has a problem with JMU football, and their utter complacency. Power 5 schools don't rule the NFL, but why? Listen towards the end for a quote that is probably the best thing that's ever been said on PST, even if that is a pretty low bar.  (47:16-59:04)- 3 on 3 NHL is the best sport ever invented. Sports are woven with tradition, that's why we love them so much. We talk the difference between sports and sports fans, and we're a different breed. (59:04-1:05:35)- The Weekend Appetizer is the most predictable app we've had in the history of Perpetual Sports Talk

(0:00-21:45) - Will officials ever get it right? What is a catch? PST will solve all your problems by answering all of your life questions. Just leave us a review and we'll answer it. Tough times don't last, but somehow Perpetual Sports Talk does. George Mason gives managers scholarships when we leave school, after they waited for one of the hosts to leave. Lazy Christmas plans are discussed, and some of us crazy Catholics have to attend Midnight Mass. Golf gifts are tacky, and are on a 6th months layaway before they are used. (21:45-44:15) - No one knows the difference between Adam Lind, Murph, Luke Combs, or Matt Adams. Eaton's "tough life" has been brutal if you imagine it in the way that you can't sit on the couch, watch sports, and drink beer. Brutal. Sean is hyped that 3 Redskins made the Pro Bowl, and that Trent Williams is a warrior. Kirk Cousins's audition for the Denver Broncos this Sunday is must-watch television. (44:15-57:26) - We don't talk any sports this segment, so you'll probably just skip

(0:00 - 35:12) - PST talks about how they are wannabe sports talk radio hosts, but then realize the radio hosts want to be podcasters. Army beats the Seamen in the best way to play football. Crying in sports in definitely on our blacklist, especially when it comes to the Army Navy game. Some schlub college football bowl games this weekend, do better things with your time. Baker Mayfield may have won the Heisman, but he should give Johnny Football a call and see what he's up to these days.  (35:12 - 48:24) - The Evil Empire is back, and Mike Stanton is in pinstripes. Out of 100 baseballs, how many could Sean hit out of Yankee Stadium if he tossed it up to himself? DC sports media is so wrapped up in themselves, they think every move affects them. (48:24 - 56:44) - Sports jerseys are Sean's favorite, he loves getting them as Christmas gifts every year. Ballpark tours are the most underrated gift you could give us, including our best memories. (56:44 - 1:03:41) - World Famous Weekend Appetizer, suprises are t

(0:00 - 27:34) - Smash the 15 second skip button and skip to about minute 2 when we get to actual content. You're welcome. NFL won't be around by 2023, enjoy it while you can. Everytime you crack up that 1pm Sunday beer, rationalize it by saying that you won't be able to do this in a few years, your wife will appreciate it. Dan Patrick plays telephone with his sources and breaks news that wide recievers aren't happy when they don't get the ball. Thanks Dan Patrick. Roger "Hilary Clinton" Goodell robs the NFL, and has them by their short hairs. Baseball still rules, at least in our dumb brains. (27:34 - 45:32) - College Football Playoff Finals are set... sort of. Clemson vs. Bama pt. 3 is center stage, and the other 2 teams are pretty good too I guess. We interview fake Belichick, somehow get to Steph Curry, and end up with how jeans fit now a days. (45:32 - 59:10) - Army beats Navy for the first time in 100 years, and will continue that year long tradition this weekend. PST swaps stories close to the chest

(0:00 - 15:00ish) - We apologize for not breaking this episode down anymore than we did, but I'll break it down here as much as possible. PST foresees the Skins-Cowgirls game and predicts the future in our crystal ball. We take a trip to the beach/FedEx field on the green painted sand and 'what if' the rest of the Redskins schedule.  (15:00ish - 31:02) - PST flips the script and discusses breakable records, and what's next to fall in the sports realm. Kids are soft, and someone (Tiger) isn't playing as long as they should. Kirk Cousins is the center of the NFL world as he dictates the future of contracts. (31:02 - 44:10) - CFB rankings are terrible, made-up opinions, and we'll tell you why. (44:10 - 57:30) - Not just the regular season, but the first 3 quarters of an NBA game are useless. Change the rules NBA, it won't change until the rules are changed. (57:30 - 1:00:15) - What would happen if we filled our brain with things other than sports... (1:00:15 - 1:05:32) - World Renown Weekend App covers the

(0:00 - 29:33) - PST talks some College Football Rankings and how the stupid "scenarios" are a bunch of what ifs. THE U is the talk of the town, and we're late to the party with our opinion on the controversial "Turnover Chain." We somehow get to team traditions, dream podcast guests, and our fascination with fat guys in sports (and their inevitable death of relevancey). (29:33 - 44:27) - We touch on the MLB awards, striking out too much, and tough guy injuries. Ned Yost falls out of a tree, while Dustin Johnson slips down the stairs... who's to say which is more manly? (44:27 - 48:48) - Why do we even watch sports? Like what's the point? We are regular season haters. (48:48 - 58:19) - World Renown Weekend Appetizers topics include money lines in CFB this week, Skins vs Saints, Navy vs Catholics, Vikings vs Rams is the game to watch (Case Keenum).  Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Give us a "Would You Rather" on the review section on iTunes. We guarantee to air it on the next show. Share our links with

The Skins insert some fat guys off the street, and their mentality pulls out a win in Seattle. I know it's tough for you DC fans, but it may be time to give some credit to Kirk and Jay. The Patriots have a lot of similarities to the 'Always Sunny' cast, in a more functional sense, and we'll make the connections for you. We tip our cap to Roy Halladay, a true American, who may go down as the first unanomous HOF candidate in history. On the contrary, a Big Baller was pulling non-baller moves in China. Sean is concerned that the younger generation's communication may be hindered due to smart phones and Aliens. PST wrappes this up with half the crew bailing on the other half, and of course, a World Renown Weekend Appetizer.   Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Give us a "Would You Rather" on the review section on iTunes. We guarantee to air it on the next show. Share our links with friends. Contact us if you want to be on the show. Our wait list is currently at zero. If you get wild hair, donate to us at Patreon

PST is taking the lazy way out and just going to tell you what we talked about. We started with the R-Words and the Captain's non-existent contract. We moved the blame to Gruden, but wonder why we're even blaming anyone... The World Series's baseball is juiced as it has been all season, and for some reason, people watch Youtube for things other than fart videos. Fultz played JV at one point, so give the kid a break. The "Best Weekend in Sports" is capped with local kid McSorley, and being able to watch the World Series.  Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Give us a "Would You Rather" on the review section on iTunes. We guarantee to air it on the next show. Share our links with friends. Contact us if you want to be on the show. Our wait list is currently at zero. If you get wild hair, donate to us at Patreon.  

(0:00-30:44) - The PST crew spends half the episode wallowing about the DC curse and putting all the blame on Dusty Baker and Ted Leonsis. The "Buster Posey Rule" is called into question as we continue to lose the human umpire in baseball. Choke up son; put the ball in play. (30:44-47:44) - We Hail to the Grudens, and someone might want to tell them that they won this week. Jon Allen is praised biasly as we will miss him for the next few weeks. When will Gruden replace Madden as the guy on the video game? Gruden 2020. (47:44-59:05) - The NBA sneaks its way into our conversation, and we come full circle as we discuss which DC sports team will be first, if ever, to win something that matters. (59:05-1:04:13) - Weekend Appetizer BREAKING NEWS: Gordon Hayward is dead. Navy football falls out of the top 25. Marines run very far in the streets of DC. You heard it here first.  Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Give us a "Would You Rather" on the review section on iTunes. We guarantee to air it on the next show.