The JG3xperience Podcast

The NFL schedule release is another great day on the sports calendar, especially when the immediate future of games is so bleak due to the ongoing pandemic. Joe goes through the schedule and picks his top 10 games to look forward to. He also picks the Over/Unders for every NFL team for the 2020 season.

Telatski is back for a quarantine special to have a candid conversation about sports, life, and everything in between. Joe and Alex get into everything that has gone on in the last month and a half in sports, or lack thereof, diving deeply into the NFL Draft. Also, they give an update on their quarantine situations, and talk about the scenarios of when and how sports will ultimately return.

The big game is finally upon us as the Kansas City Chiefs will square off against the San Francisco 49ers. Joe breaks down every aspect of the game, providing his picks for different props and the game itself in Weekend Winners Today.  In the Opening Statement, Joe pays homage to the late, great Kobe Bryant, as Call of the Day features a mirage of calls throughout the NBA from games where tribute was paid to Kobe.

The end of the NFL regular season always leads to the glorious firing and hiring period of Head Coaches. The opening statement discusses Liverpool's greatness, as Joe makes the argument they are the best team the Premier League has ever seen. In the Main Event, Joe discusses the 5 firings made during the 2019 season and the one new hire, Ron Rivera, and the rest of the coaching vacancies. Call of the Day features a sprawling Craig Anderson, while Weekend Winners Today sits at .500 as Joe picks the four NFL Wild Card Weekend games.

The President's Cup, the ugly cousin of the Ryder Cup, is a world golf celebration that pins Team USA against Team International in a four-day team event of fourball, foursomes, and singles every other year. This year it is down under at Royal Melbourne, where a Tiger Woods captained Team USA will look to keep its  dominance going in this event. Joe does a comprehensive preview of the event and venue, plus gives his most pressing questions to keep an eye on throughout the weekend.  Call of the Day features the big Swede stuffing one in for a tap-in eagle at the Hero World Challenge, while the Opening Statement defends the current College Football Playoff system of 4 teams against an expansion to 8. Also, Weekend Winners Today looks to bounce back after a tough 1-2-1 weekend.

Joe tackles the foolishness of comparing players, teams, and coaches throughout the eras in sports. He goes through each main sport and discusses how much the games have evolved, how many rules changes have been put into place, how much different the game is, and how you cannot compare players, even physical specimens to a degree because of how much science has played a role in sports. If you want to compare players, teams, and coaches within the same era, fair game, but crossing eras is foolish. Call of the Day features a flying Fleury, Weekend Winners Today looks to build on its 4-1 record from last week, plus a defensive Opening Statement.

Joe welcomes the very first guest to the relaunched pod to take a deep dive into the 2019-2020 NHL Season as it passes the quarter mark. Alexander Telatski, the NHL Teur Guide, skates in to ride the pine pony and give his insight on who to watch out for, who to sell stock on, and what to look forward to come Stanley Cup Playoff time. In Weekend Winners Today, Alex stays on to pick the Thanksgiving Day pigskin slate.

Joe defends the unpopular load management scheme NBA stars are taking in his Opening Statement. During the Main Event, Joe rehashes a very drastic decision he made two years ago - he quit playing fantasy football entirely. He explains why it was the best decision he ever made and how it led to enjoying football more than ever.  Plus, Call of the Day features another great, in rhythm call, and another new segment for the show, Weekend Winners Today, where Joe gives you his best bets for the weekend ahead.

Professional sports is filled with bad ownership, groups and individuals alike. Joe breaks down his Mount Rushmore of bad owners across the major sports in the Main Event,  those who were cancers of the profession, and some honorable mentions who don't quite make the Mount Rushmore. In the Opening Statement, Joe defends James Dolan (to a degree) of all people and his decision to leave Dolan off the Mount Rushmore. In the Call of the Day, Joe features the first organic call of the segment, as Myles Garrett tomahawks Mason Rudolph with Rudolph's helmet on Thursday Night Football.

One of Joe's favorite series of the decade, The Affair, came to a close with its series finale on November 3rd. In this episode, Joe discusses the progression of the series, its highs and lows, and what  he makes of the ending. The Opening Statement features why the Jets must fire Adam Gase now or risk destroying Sam Darnold's career, plus a black cat at MetLife  in Call of the Day.

It is safe to say that most NFL fans hate bye weeks. Joe has some ideas to remedy this. He lists the common problems to the bye week and his radical solutions to solving the blues of the bye weeks conundrum in the NFL. Also, a new segment titled Opening Statement is introduced, as well as Call of the Day featuring the Washington Nationals winning their first World Series title in franchise history.

The NBA season has kicked off. Zion Williamson is out after surgery. Joe discusses the hype surrounding Zion, giving his take that he believes Zion's career will be less like Lebron's and more like, gulp, Greg Oden's. In Call of the Day, Joe calls Christian Pulisic's Hat Trick goal in Chelsea's 4-2 win.

In the Main Event, a classic game from the Joe on the Rob Show days, Joe goes through the current Head Coaches in the NFL and gives insight on who has staying power, who is on their way out, and who should never have been hired as they are glorified coordinators, not head coaches.  Plus, a new segment called  Call of the Day, where Joe takes a great call and recreates it.

In the debut episode and Joe Gil's return to podcasting after a two-year hiatus, he explores everything that has gone on in that time, and previews what the JG3xperience Podcast will cover and its format.