Not That Great

Foxy, Longo, and a late-arriving Tommy review the first full month of MLB action, review surprise storylines, and revisit some premature predictions.

Foxy, Longo and Brogan do the whole damn thing and break down their MLB predictions division by division, culminating with awards picks and your 2022 World Series Champion.

Foxy and Longo breathe a collective (and loud) sigh of relief as baseball exits the lockout, and discuss what's next.

Tommy, Peter, and Foxy dive deep into their respective Mount Rushmores of pitching greats.

Al Brown and Brian Goodwin break down the NFL Conference Championships, heap praise on the Bengals, and predict the Super Bowl outcome. Al also attempts to stealthily obtain a product placement deal with Buffalo Wild Wings.

Foxy, Brogan, and Longo discuss ongoing CBA issues and David Ortiz's solo induction to Cooperstown.

In a new offering from NTG Productions, Tommy Brogan, Matt Fox, and Peter Longo present Baseball's Better, our new baseball focused pod. Unfortunately, they had not yet decided on the name when this was recorded. MLB's ongoing labor strife, free agency and possible trades are the focus of this fast and loose premiere episode.

Al Brown joins Kamil to discuss some NFL Wild Card Weekend observations; later, Kamil attempts to murder Al with a question about the fledgling Boston Celtics.

In the Season 5 premiere, we discuss how "The Sandlot" was instrumental in resurrecting the podcast, and Tommy Brogan and Matt Fox dissect the classic; later, Al Brown and Brian Goodwin get you ready for SUPER MEGA AWESOME NFL WILD CARD WEEKEND BIG HUGE.

Al Brown discusses today's major shake-up in the upper ranks of his beloved Boston Celtics.

It what will likely be a two part donnybrook, Logan Nieder, Al Brown, and Kamil team up to tackle a huge mailbag covering everything from "Why is LeBron James such a bitch???" to "Who are your top 3 baseball players of all time?" to "Are you tuning out sports due to the presence of politics?" Also, Logan is exposed to the elements as he takes questions in his car, and the guys kinda give Detroit a hard time.

Tommy Brogan, Matt Fox, and Peter Longo chop up everything baseball in our new and (hopefully) weekly roundup. Kamil McMullen surprise-joins halfway through a marathon session, which includes discussion about the currently raging youth era, what is and isn't a no hitter, and why Tony La Russa sucks. 

Al Brown and Tommy Brogan recap the NFL Draft; Angry Al makes an appearance.

Just in time for Round 1, Al Brown and Tommy Brogan preview the NFL Draft. Strap in......it's a lengthy one.

Kamil and Al Brown discuss the homestretch of the NBA, including an early championship pick, Jokic and Curry going off, and the state of the Celtics.

A lot has happened since our last jam, and Al Brown and Matt Fox are here to break it all down; MLB Opening Week, The Masters, March Madness' conclusion, and more.

A continuation of our MLB Preview is hosted by Tommy Brogan; Kamil McMullen, Peter Longo, and Matthew Fox are along for the ride. Kamil only cares about the Phillies. The other guys make official picks and swoon over the Dodgers, while Fox betrays his family with his World Series pick.

Al Brown and Ben Pearlman preview the field of 68 vying for the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship.

Alex Brown joins Kamil to discuss the travesty that is the 2020/21 Boston Celtics. Later, they lightly preview their new (untitled) podcast project about Homicide: Life on the Street.

Matt Fox and debuting Peter Longo prepare you for the upcoming MLB season, with award/divisional/World Series predictions, deal discussion, and Tatis talk.

Al Brown and Andrew Coleman predict All-Star selections and shoot the breeze about hoops in general in our annual NBA almost-midseason catch-up.

Somebody in the NTG family found a list of athlete GOATs for the public's amusement and dissection and dropped it in the group chat, leading to one of the longest and most debated questions in the pod's history: Who is The Greatest Greatest of All Time? Tommy Brogan and Alex Brown join Kamil to break down the mental anguish, the long lists of accomplishments, and the most ridiculous write-in inclusions. At the end, the dust clears, the questions are over, and Not That Great's G.O.A.T. of G.O.A.T.S is revealed. 

After Logan Nieder stops babbling about avocados, he, Alex Brown, and Ben Pearlman break down a lackluster (depending on who you ask) Super Bowl LV.

On the SEASON FOUR PREMIERE of Not That Great, Kamil and Al Brown break down a sizable mailbag of questions, and are joined midway by Matt Fox. Stafford/Goff is dissected. An NBA roundup is presented. Super Bowl picks are painstakingly made. Dustin Pedroia retired while recording was taking place (about 2 years too late). MLB Hall of Fame and steroid era are also discussed, and the guys wax poetic about favorite childhood (and not so childhood) sports experiences.

Alex Brown runs an NBA update solo, talkin Celtics, level of competition, and Jonathan Isaac's stand.

The umpteenth return of NTG sees Kamil and Al Brown hashing out next week's return of the NBA, emanating from Bubbleworld in Florida.

Al, Logan, and Kamil wrap up the final episodes of The Last Dance, and also look forward to upcoming ESPN docs.

Kamil and Alex unpack episodes 5 + 6 of ESPN's "The Last Dance" with some help from Matt Fox and Logan Nieder. 

Al Brown and Logan Nieder continue NTG's "The Last Dance" recaps with Episodes 3 + 4, of which the primary focus is Dennis Rodman.

Tommy Brogan and Brian Goodwin deconstruct a 32-character Marvel Cinematic Universe Bracket. It gets difficult at times.

Alex Brown and Kamil review episodes 1 + 2 of the much-anticipated Chicago Bulls documentary "The Last Dance".

Alex Brown attempts a pod-coup in back to back solo efforts (because the rest of us can't get our shit together). First, he recaps the career of the late Kobe Bryant. Second, he analyzes Super Bowl LIV.

Not That Great returns yet again from an extended hiatus for an extended outing (almost 2 hours!), with Kamil and Logan hashing out the first real NFL action of the season. Topics include the pressure on the Browns, the swan dive of the Dolphins, the continued excellence of the Patriots, and a deep dive on the Raiders and Antonio Brown coming to New England. We also get DOUBLE BREAKING NEWS during recording, and Kamil's microphone is temporarily overtaken by alien robots.

The top of the AFC...solid. The middle and low....murkier. Kamil McMullen makes his grand return, joined by Logan Nieder, to discuss the AFC and alllllllll two of it's good teams, and the rest of it's very, very so-so teams. Also, Kamil's microphone sucks in the middle, but he doesn't edit it out.

It's July 4th week, so on July 3rd, Matt Fox and Ben Pearlman recorded this episode we are releasing on July 5th. They cover MLB all star snubs and the halfway point of the season, the US Women's National Team sippin' tea, and also, Ben is from Indiana. 

Not That Great pulls the goalie and puts everybody on the ice to break down Games 1 and 2 of the NBA Finals. Alex Brown drives the train; Kamil McMullen, Andrew Coleman, and a debuting "Hot Wheels" Logan Nieder join him to discuss Steph's postgame attitude, the most important players going forward, and whether or not Toronto could actually take this thing.

Desperately trying to become a monthly podcast (apparently), NTG returns with a lengthy entry in the canon. First, Kamil and Alex Brown FINALLY cover the NTG Field Trip to Wrestlemania (which may still be going on), and all that that entailed. Then, Alex takes the wheel with newcomer Andrew Coleman to discuss the 2019 NBA Playoffs (which will continue until June 2037).

Kamil takes the week off and leaves the pod in the very capable hands of Ben Pearlman and rookie sensation Matt Fox for a quickie dive into multiple topics, beginning with the randomly early start of Major League Baseball. Also: they talk March Madness, Ben reluctantly gives gambling tips, and Matt's dog makes a guest appearance.

The ranks continue to grow here at NTG, as our debuting MLB analyst Matt Fox joins Kamil to talk about all things baseball, including the glut of free agents that persists, up and coming young guns, and some teams that may surprise you.

NBA expert Alex Brown goes full nuclear on Kyrie and his effect on the Celtics. He also helps Kamil break down who will get the final NBA playoff spots, and the Lakers spiral.

For the first time, Kamil is absent, leaving Brian Goodwin and Ben Pearlman to quickly man the pod. Super Bowl picks and the Kristaps trade are discussed. Also, Ben tries to alienate a couple of fan bases.

Al Brown and Kamil dissect the NBA as we approach All-Star Weekend and the trade deadline. Topics include a quick mock draft of the starters, what's going on with Gordon Hayward, is Harden ruining the game for everyone else, who's contracts are most laughable, and who might move on deadline day. Alex also rants, which is kinda his baseline. 

NTG OG Brian Goodwin is back to talk a bonkers, lengthy, and absolutely fantastic Championship Sunday, the potential reform of NFL overtime, the Saints getting their hearts broken two years in a row, and the possibility of penalty replay. Later, as they tend to do, they gravitate to the WWE with a rapid Royal Rumble preview. Also: a friendly wager, and #DesiAaron makes some background noise.

Alex Brown joins Kamil on the Season 2 premiere. They pick every Wild Card weekend game, trash talk coaches, and praise players. Later, they dive into a deep mailbag, and Alex goes H.A.M. on Bryce Harper and Manny Machado.