Dan and Frank are back for Episode 42—the Jackie Robinson episode—and they dive straight into a fiery debate: Should the Mets have a giant statue of Jackie Robinson at Citi Field, despite him never playing for the team? The guys go deep into the stadium’s Brooklyn Dodgers influence, ownership decisions, and why Citi Field still doesn’t feel like a true home for the Mets.

From there, it’s a broad and honest discussion about sports culture and politics. Topics include:

• Stadium design vs. team identity (and why Shea was better)
• How the Phillies celebrate their legends—and what the Mets are finally starting to do right
• The Red Panda halftime performer’s injury at a WNBA game
• The University of Pennsylvania stripping Lia Thomas’ women’s swimming records
• Free speech double standards in sports—from Colin Kaepernick to Pride Night backlash
• Why the Guardians replaced the Indians, but Braves and Chiefs are untouched
• A passionate defense of preserving tradition while respecting all voices

Plus: A little crypto comedy, fantasy football shade, a shoutout to Jerry World and the Cowboys’ history, and the Knicks' new coach.

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• Fox Brothers Alarms – foxbrothersalarms.com
• First Baptist Church of Phillipsburg, NJ – fbcpburg.org

Frank returns to the mic this week as Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank hits Episode 41—this one honoring Cowboys fan-favorite Bill Bates. Dan, Frank, and Rich reunite for a jam-packed episode filled with humor, debate, and deep dives into sports and mythology.

The show kicks off with laughs and friendly jabs about Frank’s recent absence, Allen’s off-air situation, and Rich’s initiation into the “crypto club”—complete with painful PulseX losses.

Then it’s time to celebrate the Oklahoma City Thunder for clinching their first NBA title. The crew breaks down the NBA Finals, the drop in ratings, and Tyrese Haliburton’s tragic Achilles injury. Dan even delivers a full Greek mythology lesson on how the Achilles tendon got its name—seriously.

From there, it’s all baseball:

• The Yankees are slumping, the Rays are charging, and the Blue Jays are lurking.
• The Tigers are red hot, the Astros are back, and Jacob deGrom is looking like himself again.
• Frank vents about the Phillies’ fielding woes, especially Trey Turner’s gaffes and the bullpen struggles.
• Dan argues the Mets are flawed but scrappy and predicts a September dogfight for the division.

They also discuss Cooper Flagg’s rise to No. 1 in the NBA Draft and media narratives comparing him to Caitlin Clark—plus commentary on Angel Reese and the race-driven rivalries being forced into sports headlines.

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It’s Episode 40—honoring Cowboys special teams legend Bill Bates—but there’s no Frank tonight. Dan is joined by returning friend Allen “Action” Jackson for a wide-ranging, high-energy episode.

They kick off with a heated MLB segment:

• The Yankees have dropped six straight—can they fix it before the deadline?
• The Mets aren’t faring any better after their Pride Night anthem controversy sparks debate.
• Phillies manager Rob Thomson benches Nick Castellanos, and chaos follows.
• Shohei Ohtani plays peacemaker after benches clear in a Padres-Dodgers scuffle.
• Trade deadline talk, hitting slumps, and the long march toward the All-Star break.

In football, Dan and Allen tackle:

• Adrian Peterson’s embarrassing poker tournament fight.
• Jair Alexander’s fresh start with the Ravens.
• Travis Kelce showing up lean and ready for a final run with the Chiefs.

Then it’s NBA Finals chatter—with Indiana and OKC heading to Game 7. Halliburton and TJ McConnell are stepping up, but is anyone actually watching? Ratings hit record lows.

The show crescendos with a passionate discussion of the WNBA’s handling of Caitlin Clark. Allen and Dan react to the multiple hits she’s taken, the lack of league protection, and what it all says about race, media bias, and sports marketing. The message: Caitlin Clark is the superstar the WNBA needs, and ignoring that could tank the league.

They also dive into the Riley Gaines–Simone Biles controversy, trans athletes in women’s sports, and the cultural fight over fairness in competition. It’s an emotional, unfiltered segment that hits hard.

Special Thanks to:

Fox Brothers Alarms - https://foxbrothersalarms.com

First Baptist church of Phillipsburg NJ http://www.fbcpburg.org/