HeyJaredFantasy Throwdown Podcast
Your one-stop source for hot takes and fantasy coverage for just about anything you can think of in the world of sports.
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FTP Ep. # 646 FIFA World Cup Final Reaction (opens the original)
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We break down the day's events as Messi and Argentina tried to repeat as champions against the ongoing juggernaut that has been Spain's defense the entire tournament
FTP Ep. # 645 It's Not Coming Home This Year England (opens the original)
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Another World Cup, another England disaster to bounce out of the tournament. Maybe Tuchel was watching the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for inspiration? Regardless of what drove him to triple down on his same flawed approach we break down what happened.
FTP Ep. # 644 A Day To Forget For Mbappe and France (opens the original)
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A masterclass performance from Spain and a puzzling showing to say the least from France who seemed to be as confused as we were about their tactics.
FTP Ep. # 643 VAR Is On The Loose (opens the original)
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Today we recap what happened with the remaining World Cup quarterfinals and how VAR factored into the proceedings...or not if you are a Norway supporter. Sørloth however remains on fraud watch.
FTP Ep. # 642 Weekend Update With NBA Free Agency, World Cup and UFC 329 (opens the original)
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Stacked show today as Bam Adebayo goes off on Tyler Herro literally, summary of the major moves in NBA free agency thus far, World Cup quarterfinals preview as well as my UFC 329 picks
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