Bench Warmers Podcast

You didn't think we'd let the entire world shutting down due to a virus prevent us from talking about it did you? We give our thoughts and talk about what it means for the sports world. Warning: There are things said that may offend some.

Welcome to the Franken-Pod, where Casey, Andrew, and Alvin all record individual segments stitched together for all to enjoy. For the first one, Casey talks tennis, Alvin talks Astros, and Andrew talks fighting and a little COVID-19. This monster will return more often going forward, so enjoy!

The guys are back and talking hoops. Steph Curry makes his return, so what exactly does that mean? Tim Duncan coached his 1st game, and unsurprisingly was good at it. What player 22 and younger would the guys start their franchise with? Find out now!

What in the world is going on in Cleveland? Well, Casey tries to figure it out. (Sorry for the loss of audio in the first few seconds).

The All-Star Break has come and gone, so Casey and Alvin discuss storylines they're keeping a close eye on.

Even though the NBA came out with updates, Casey had a different idea about how the All-Star Game can be fixed.

On Jan. 29, Casey dove into the Utah Jazz. Sorry for the delayed posting. Enjoy!

Down a man, Casey and Andrew breakdown the Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. They discuss prop bets, each team's most important player, and make their prediction.

A solemn Casey discusses how, even through hate, you just had to respect the greatness of Kobe.

The prodigal son of New Orleans has made his debut, which means we have to talk about it. The guys talk Spurs rumors and where they see them landing come playoff time. Wrapping up with some spicier than usual bold predictions.

After a break for the holidays, the guys return to talk football. Discussing the firing of Jason Garrett and hiring of Mike McCarthy. Then they go over the remaining team in the NFL Playoffs. All cuminating in what they expect out of the Super Bowl.

Another episode, another team. This time Casey hones in on the New Orleans Pelicans.

After a couple weeks off for the holidays, Casey comes back to discuss the 76ers and their potential trade market. Can they win it all like this? What move should they make? Can they even make a move?

What can make the Hall of Fame mean more than it already does? Casey thinks he has the answer.

Having started the season 17-5, the Celtics are looking like they could be in for a deep playoff run. Casey discusses how they can do just that.

After a 2OT thriller, and a controversial play, the Spurs squeaked by the Rockets. Casey discusses the play and what it could mean for the Spurs.

This episode centers around the Milwaukee Bucks, and to be frank, Giannis Antetokounmpo. Casey breaks down what he's seen and how he projects their season to go.

After their sixth straight loss, Casey discusses what can right the Spurs ship. In his mind, it's just about one thing.

The team that this episode of Casey's Corner 3 discusses is the Lakers. Casey comes to a bleak realization for those who aren't fans of theirs.

Smoking session returns to the pod as Alvin goes off on League of Legends. The guys then discuss the Cowboys season and who is now the Super Bowl favorite. This episode wraps up with talking about what they've seen from the Spurs after 11 games.