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Sports With Simmons- Season 3 Episode 1 - October 15 2013

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 15 Oct 2013 16:48:00 -0700

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Sports with Simmons is back once again, all revamped, all new. Well sort of revamped. Not really. Whatever. In episode one of the new season, Jessi sits down and discusses week 6 of the NFL season, and makes his picks for week 7. Tune in on Thursday for a look at the past 2 weeks of the NHL season, and at Jessi's fantasy hockey league. Next Tuesday there'll be a World Series Preview episode, potentially with a special guest, and on Thursday the 24th there'll be a Week 8 Preview for the NFL. Hope you guys are all enjoying football season. I know I have. Although my fantasy team is doing awful. Injuries, injuries, injuries. Tsk, tsk, tsk. But I digress. Here's Episode One of the New Season: Sports With Simmons Season 3 Episode 1

Go Bosox! World Series 2013!

Sports With Simmons 202 - The NBA Finals 2013

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 20:46:00 -0700

Join Jessi and John as they break down the 2013 NBA season and make their predictions for the remainder of the NBA finals!

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An NHL Fantasy Draft for the Offseason Season

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 15 Jun 2013 22:10:00 -0700

Jessi here. In my spare time, I like to randomly draft hockey players onto teams. Like a fantasy draft, actually. I recently did one and put in on my computer. Then I realized... What if I simulate a season in NHL 13 once the playoffs are over, and post the results on Sports With Simmons?! GREAT IDEA! I KNOW, RIGHT! Anyways, since I got a head start here's a look at rosters for each team. Once the Finals end (Go Bruins!), I'll go through each division before starting up the NHL 13 season.

ANAHEIM DUCKS
Z.PARISE P.BERGERON J.IGINLA
P.STASTNY L.ELLER B.SAAD
K.DAUGAVINS P.REGIN G.LATENDRESSE
E.GRACHEV N.BJUGSTAD A.MIETTENEN
J.CARLSON M.VLASIC
J.LILES R.ELLIS
H.TALLINDER N.PROSSER
M.NEUVIRTH P.BUDAJ

BOSTON BRUINS
G.LANDESKOG P.BERGLUND M.BOEDKER
N.SPALING N.BONINO R.VRBATA
V.TARASENKO E.ETEM D.JASKIN
M.FRASER S.LAUGHTON A.FROLOV
A.PIETRANGELO O.EKMAN-LARSSON
D.RUNDBLAD T.ERIXON
J.FALK M.STONE
I.BRYZGALOV C.PICKARD

BUFFALO SABRES
M.LUCIC J.PAVELSKI P.KANE
C.CONACHER M.STAJAN C.COYLE
N.FOLIGNO K.BRODZIAK J.HAYES
B.BUTLER J.MCCLEMENT T.VINCOUR
D.BOYLE J.ODUYA
L.SMID M.FISTRIC
C.BUTLER M.LUNDIN
B.ELLIOTT A.KHUDOBIN

CALGARY FLAMES
D.BACKES C.HODGSON J.EBERLE
M.RAYMOND B.SUTTER J.WARD
J.MCGINN J.HUBERDEAU M.LAPIERRE
W.WOLSKI A.ROUSSELL B.BENNETT
C.EHRHOFF F.TYUTIN
D.HAMILTON T.HAMONIC
M.ZIDLICKY M.SAUER
P.RINNE J.ALLEN

CAROLINA HURRICANES
S.WEISS E.MALKIN P.SHARP
A.VERMETTE V.LEINO J.VORACEK
E.TANGRADI P.GAUSTAD T.KOPECKY
D.MACKENZIE D.ULLSTROM N.THOMPSON
M.GREEN J.GARRISON
R.HAINSEY S.ROBIDAS
A.MCQUAID S.SOURAY
D.DUBNYK E.NABOKOV

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
J.BENN B.DUBINSKY J.WILLIAMS
T.GALIARDI F.NIELSEN P.HORNQVIST
K.WELLWOOD G.BRULE M.LETESTU
M.MICHALEK R.PELLEY O.PALAT
M.GIORDANO R.POLAK
B.SMITH A.FERENCE
R.WHITNEY M.KOMISAREK
C.SCHNIEDER R.DIPIETRO

COLORADO AVALANCHE
D.PERRON S.STAMKOS N.HORTON
M.CALVERT D.BRASSARD D.SETOGUCHI
M.ZUCCARELLO M.GRANLUND J.CARON
B.CROMBEEN J.JOSEFSON E.CONDRA
J.JOHNSON K.ALZNER
R.REGEHR E.GUDBRANSON
A.BABCHUK D.DREWISKE
K.LEHTONEN J.HARDING

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
S.HARTNELL R.KESLER J.FRANZEN
R.BOURQUE M.FISHER C.HIGGINS
T.PYATT P.MUELLER M.ERAT
P.DWYER Z.SMITH A.BURISH
E.KARLSSON K.LETANG
M.NISKANEN A.ROME
M.BERGERON P.MARTIN
B.HOLTBY V.FASTH

DALLAS STARS
T.OSHIE J.TOEWS J.POMINVILLE
V.SOBOTKA B.SCHENN J.TLUSTY
M.FOLIGNO A.SHAW C.KREIDER
M.MALHOLTRA R.STROME T.TOFFOLI
R.MCDONAGH A.SEKERA
D.GIRARDI J.SPURGEON
B.MCNABB T.GLEASON
C.CRAWFORD B.BISHOP

DETROIT RED WINGS
E.KANE A.KOPITAR M.CAMMALLERI
C.MACARTHUR A.ANISIMOV M.RYDER
S.GOMEZ A.KILLORN J.BOLL
E.NYSTROM J.MITCHELL A.HALL
S.WEBER B.BURNS
K.BALLARD K.RUSSELL
B.COBURN M.WEBER
A.NIEMI R.EMERY

EDMONTON OILERS
D.HEATLEY C.GIROUX K.OKPOSO
D.WINNIK D.BOLLAND T.FLEISCHMANN
B.MORROW M.HANDZUS G.PARROS
C.NEIL C.CIZIKAS C.ADAMS
D.KEITH M.STREIT
F.BEAUCHEMIN I.WHITE
M.GREENE JE.SCHULTZ
J.REIMER A.RAYCROFT

FLORIDA PANTHERS
M.MOULSON S.CROSBY T.BROUWER
J.HUDLER M.RIBIERO D.CLARKSON
S.GAGNE J.BAILEY J.JOKINEN
M.PAARJAVI J.SLATER N.ZHERDEV
K.QUINCEY JU.SCHULTZ
T.GILBERT W.MITCHELL
T.LYDMAN J.ERSKINE
C.WARD A .NIITTYMAKI

LOS ANGELES KINGS
J.NEAL M.DUCHENE T.PURCELL
C.KUNITZ T.RUUTU B.BOYES
B.GALLAGHER J.SILFVERBERG M.READ
T.SESTITO J.O'BRIEN A.RADULOV
N.KRONWALL D.WIDEMAN
A.EMELIN S.EMINGER
P.LARSEN S.SALO
O.PAVELEC M.BIRON

MINNESOTA WILD
A.LADD B.RICHARDS V.FILPULLA
D.STEPAN D.HELM C.WILSON
C.GREENING D.STECKEL D.DORSETT
N.HAGMAN J.SCHROEDER T.LEWIS
K.SHATTENKIRK D.HAMHUIS
R.O'BYRNE A.MCDONALD
P.POSTMA B.LOVEJOY
T.RASK J.BINNINGTON

MONTREAL CANADIENS
T.VANEK V.LECAVALIER R.NASH
A.HENRIQUE S.GAGNER M.ZIBANEJAD
L.ADAM S.COUTERIER D.JEFFERY
E.WELLWOOD J.WEAL J.NOLAN
V.HEDMAN J.FAULK
C.FRANSON M.HUNWICK
C.STONER B.CLARK
J.MARKSTROM M.KIPPRUSOFF

NASHVILLE PREDATORS
J.SKINNER J.TAVARES M.HOSSA
T.WINGELS M.HANZAL W.SIMMONDS
S.BAERTSCHI E.BELANGER A.PONIKAROVSKY
Z.BOYCHUK L.LEBLANC D.MOSS
A.GOLIGOSKI T.ENSTROM
L.VISNOVSKY J.TINORDI
J.BOYCHUK K.CONNAUGHTON
J.HOWARD R.BACHMAN

NEW JERSEY DEVILS
B.MARCHAND M.RICHARDS P.PARENTEAU
M.PERRAULT O.JOKINEN E.COLE
L.STEMPNIAK J.STOLL P.KALETA
T.CONNOLLY D.MOORE E.DADONOV
B.SEABROOK Z.BOGOSIAN
D.KULIKOV C.POTTER
D.MORRIS C.COLAIACOVO
J.QUICK J.LABARBERA

NEW YORK ISLANDERS
L.ERIKSSON M.KOIVU B.WHEELER
T.ENNIS C.SMITH G.BOURQUE
R.CERVENKA T.MITCHELL N.PALMIERI
M.KRUGER B.MACMILLAN N.JENSEN
E.JOHNSON N.SCHULTZ
C.GUNNARSON L.SBISA
A.VOLCHENKOV A.ALBERTS
C.PRICE S.WEDGEWOOD

NEW YORK RANGERS
K.VERSTEEG J.SPEZZA P.MARLEAU
A.GALCHENYUK A.STEEN J.HANSEN
J.SCHWARTZ V.NAMESTNIKOV M.D'AGOSTINI
Q.HOWDEN C.GILLIES D.WEISE
T.MYERS C.FOWLER
N.NIKITIN C.TANEV
S.BROOKBANK J.OLEKSIAK
S.BOBROVSKY J.ENROTH

OTTAWA SENATORS
H.ZETTERBERG R.GETZLAF C.STEWART
N.KULEMIN J.CARTER D.STAFFORD
R.TORRES M.GOC T.BERTUZZI
C.MCLEOD K.CHIPCHURA J.SKILLE
D.PHANEUF B.CAMPBELL
J.PITKANEN K.KLEIN
J.VANDERMEER A.MESZAROS
R.LUONGO J.GIGUERE

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
T.HALL E.STAAL S.DOWNIE
C.HAGELIN D.DESHARNAIS D.PENNER
S.HORCOFF T.KENNEDY C.MCCORMICK
K.KABANOV K.ZUCKER C.ARMSTRONG
B.ORPIK J.WISNIEWSKI
M.METHOT M.SCANDELLA
M.PYSYK J.GARDINER
M.SMITH J.BERNIER

PHOENIX COYOTES
I.KOVALCHUK R.NUGENT-HOPKINS A.BURROWS
C.GLENCROSS P.BOUCHARD A.HEMSKY
S.OTT R.HORAK K.PALMIERI
M.BELESKEY T.STAPLETON M.FRATTIN
M.CARLE N.HJARMELSSON
M.OHLUND J.BLUM
H.GILL P.RANGER
N.BACKSTROM M.GARON

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
J.VAN RIEMSDYK K.TURRIS M.GABORIK
S.KOSTITSYN M.FROLIK C.ATKINSON
T.MOEN T.WANDELL D.SMITH-PELLEY
G.CAMPBELL J.DOWELL C.CAMPER
D.BYFUGLIEN T.DALEY
N.LEDDY R.JOSI
B.DILLON J.CORVO
J.HALAK B.SCRIVENS

SAN JOSE SHARKS
D.BOOTH J.STAAL J.LUPUL
M.GRABOVSKI B.LAICH B.GIONTA
T.KOSTOPOLOUS M.LOMBARDI M.HALISCHUK
M.RUPP T.BRENT H.ZOLNIERCYK
D.DOUGHTY M.STAAL
S.VOYNOV B.ALLEN
T.PECKHAM E.GUSTAFSSON
S.MASON H.KARLSSON

ST.LOUIS BLUES
A.SEMIN P.DATSYUK T.SEGUIN
C.KELLY A.BURMISTROV B.YIP
L.KORPIKOSKI N.KADRI Z.KASSIAN
J.MORIN F.FORSBERG M.BLUNDEN
K.YANDLE A.LARSSON
R.KLESLA P.KUBINA
T.HICKEY F.CORRADO
A.LINDBACK J.CAMPBELL

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
A.OVECHKIN D.KREJCI D.BRIERE
R.CLOWE T.PLEKANEC N.YAKUPOV
A.COGLIANO B.BOYLE V.FIDDLER
S.GLENNIE J.HECHT D.MILLER
R.SUTER D.ORLOV
Z.MICHALEK R.MURRAY
J.MCBAIN C.GAUNCE
J.HILLER J.GUSTAVSSON

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
S.DOAN N.BACKSTROM R.CALLAHAN
R.MALONE N.GERBE P.DUPUIS
G.NYQUIST D.JONES J.TOOTOO
Z.RINALDO B.BOLLIG P.EAVES
P.SUBBAN J.BOUWMEESTER
B.JACKMAN J.GORGES
C.BARKER J.MOORE
R.MILLER L.IRVING

VANCOUVER CANUCKS
D.BROWN L.COUTURE P.KESSEL
T.ZAJAC N.ANTROPOV V.STALBERG
B.POULIOT M.TALBOT B.BICKELL
N.NIEDERREITER R.PEVERLEY D.CLEARY
Z.CHARA J.BRODIN
R.SCUDERI C.DE HAAN
M.GILROY C.SARICH
C.ANDERSON T.VOKOUN

WASHINGTON CAPITALS
D.SEDIN H.SEDIN M.PACIORETTY
J.ABDELKADER R.UMBERGER E.FEHR
D.PAILLE Z.KONOPKA C.LAROSE
D.TYRELL C.FRASER S.UPSHALL
M.DEL ZOTTO K.BIEKSA
J.BRAUN J.DEMERS
D.SCHLEMKO T.BARRIE
S.VARLAMOV R.LEHNER

WINNIPEG JETS
M.GRABNER J.THORNTON B.RYAN
A.KOSTITSYN D.ROY M.HAVLAT
A.DESJARDINS D.LEGWAND C.CLUTTERBUCK
D.KING M.BACKLUND A.LOKTIONOV
A.EDLER D.SEIDENBERG
L.SCHENN N.GROSSMANN
S.DESPRES C.SUMMERS
H.LUNDQVIST M.LEIGHTON

Start placing your bets, people.

BASEBALL PLAYERS WHO ARE GOOD

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 21:01:00 -0700

There are a lot of baseball players in the MLB, but how can you tell which ones are good? Let the experts at SPORTS WITH SIMMONS enlighten you with this comprehensive list of the only good baseball players!

OUTFIELD

ICHIRO

Ichiro gets the biggest picture.

Ichiro is the best baseball player because he has 1 billion-million hits. Also, you call him by his first name, stupid Yankees commentators.

CARLOS BELTRAN

Remember when the Mets were good? NOPE

HOME RUN!!!

NICK SWISHER

Someone had to take this picture.

He can also play first base because he is a true athlete.

INFIELD

DAVID ORTIZ

Big Papi loves America, he couldn't have taken steroids.

None of that stupid defense other players have.

PAUL KONERKO

That's not for eating, Paul Konerko!

He runs in slow motion to create drama.

MIKE AVILES

Best player on the 2013 Blue Jays.

Almost good enough to be a starter for the Indians.

WILL MIDDLEBROOKS

OH NO A BALL

Matt Vasgersian can't say his name.

BRENDAN RYAN

His best at-bat of the year.

None of that stupid offense other players have.

A.J. PIERZYNSKI

This guy thinks he's cool.

A veteran presence that acts like a rookie.

PITCHERS ARE BORING

EXCEPT FOR KING FELIX AND HISASHI IWAKUMA WHO ARE GOOD

The entire Mariners fanbase except for me.

Sports With Simmons 201 - The 2013 Stanley Cup Finals

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 17:36:00 -0700

Sports With Simmons 201 - The 2013 Stanley Cup Finals

Join host Jessi Simmons and special guest and resident advanced stats expert Julius Booth as they discuss the Stanley Cup Finals, The NHL Awards, the NHL Draft and much more!

A PREVIEW OF THE NHL PLAYOFFS

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 8 May 2013 16:43:00 -0700

A PREVIEW OF THE NHL PLAYOFFS

Well the NHL postseason has gotten under way, and I for one am pumped up! And yeah, sure, we're halfway through the first round, but it's never too late to try. I forget what the saying is. Yeah, we're around game 4 in each series, and for this article, I'm going to put down my predictions for each series, and predict a winner. ALRIGHT. LET'S DO THIS.

Eastern Conference:

1 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS VS 8 NEW YORK ISLANDERS

SERIES: 2-2

This series is closer than I think anyone could've imagined. Well, I can think of one guy. Still, this is one of the most exciting series so far this postseason. I can't believe that I'm glued to Islanders games. 8 year old me would've punched myself in the face. I mean, Michael Peca? No thanks. Nowadays, you got young upstarts like Tavares, De Haan, Cizikas, all those guys. Grabner! That guy is fast! It's ridiculous. This series is great, and I don't want it to end, but as the old adage (adage? Is that right?) says: All good things have to come to an end. And with that end, must come a victor.

I'm going with Pittsburgh in 7 in this one. I like the Isles, and I think in any other division, they're playoff contenders each and every year, but it's too hard to ignore the first place penguins. With three top 2 picks in 3 years (Marc-Andre Fleury (1 in 03), Evgeni Malkin (2 in 04) and Sid "Vicious" Crosby (1 in 05), this team becomes too powerful to ignore.

2 MONTREAL CANADIENS VS 7 OTTAWA SENATORS

SERIES: 3-1 OTT

I think this series is going just how everyone imagined it. The Senators, although finishing 7th, are a much stronger team than they appear. They are reminiscent of last years Los Angeles Kings. Without an injury to Erik "The Red" Karlsson, I firmly believe that the Sens would've contested for number 1 in the northwest division. The young up-and-coming team now has a chance to show the league that they're not just a "barely make the playoffs every year" team. As much as I hate to say it.

I have to take the Sens in this series. If it were the beginning of the series, I probably would've taken the Habs. It's hard to overlook Gally and Gally 2: Electric Boogaloo (Guess which one is which? I double doggy dare you). Also, what is up with Raphael Diaz? Did he just decide "Hey. I'm not going to show up this year." Now that goal off of him in game 4. Tsk, tsk. Yeah, Sens in 6.

3 WASHINGTON CAPITALS VS 6 NEW YORK ISLANDERS

SERIES: 2-1 WSH

This series is just a product of the "Each Division Leader gets a top 3 spot in the playoffs" rule, and also whatever the Southwest Division is doing. The Rangers fell from last year, and with that came trade deadline deals that brought in some good players. Ryane "You never" Clowe and Derick "Derelict" Brassard, namely, were both key players in the Rangers second half. The Caps, on the other hand, are one of those up and down teams. You never really know where they'll finish.

I'm going with the Rangers in this series. I feel like a team that finishes with 26 wins in the toughest division (arguably) in the NHL can beat a team that had 27 in easily the weakest. This series has been close throughout, but I'm fairly certain the Rangers can eke out a win in this one. Rangers in 6.

4 BOSTON BRUINS VS 5 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS

SERIES: 2-1 BOS

I know. I was as upset as you were when you heard the Leafs made the playoffs. AND IN FIFTH? WHY DON'T YOU JUST SPIT IN MY FACE? I mean, they might have deserved it. I haven't paid attention at all to their season. I kind of assumed that it was a lost cause. But Phil "Lee Cheese Steak" Kessel and Joffrey "Lawyers always find a" Lupul are a strong tandem, and I can't bring myself to count them out. The Bruins, on the other hand, have always been a strong playoff team. I mean, remember 2011?

I'm taking the Bruins here. The Bruins have too much experience in the playoffs compared to the Leafs. I have nothing else to say on the matter. Rask is great, the Boston offense is great, and Zdeno Chara is just a machine. No questions asked. Bruins in 6.

WESTERN CONFERENCE

1 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS VS 8 MINNESOTA WILD

SERIES: 3-1 CHI

Wow. What a season from the Hawks. I mean, what is there to say that hasn't already been said? HALATOOMEE! I bet no one has said that. The Blackhawks have always been a strong team. The story here is definitely in the Minnesota Wild. After an offseason that saw the Wild sign Zach "Gangster's" Parise and Ryan "Zoot" Suter, the two most coveted free agents on the market, the Wild played their hearts out, and only came up with 8th place. They snagged Jason "In the Town of" Pominville at the trade deadline, and made their way through the year.

I'm taking the Blackhawks here based purely on the fact that they lost 12 total games this year. The Wild are getting stronger, but they're not at Stanley Cup contender level yet. The Blackhawks are just too strong. Blackhawks in 5.

2 ANAHEIM DUCKS VS 7 DETROIT RED WINGS

SERIES: 2-2

This series is more or less equal. The Ducks had a strong year, a year that surprised everyone. Many people said that the Kings would take the division, but no, the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim managed to pull out a win. The Red Wings, on the other hand, are reeling from Nicklas Lidstrom's retirement, managed to have a decent season, the 22nd in a row they've made the playoffs. With rookie sensations Gustav "I just can't Quist You" Nyquist and Damien "Blade" Brunner, the Red Wings are now tied 2-2.

I'm going Red Wings on this one. As for liking said teams, I'm divided in between the two teams. They've both got strong two way centers that I really like (Nick "Of Time" Bonino and Darren "Captain at the" Helm) and two prospects I really like as well (Emerson "If You've Got Sandwiches" Etem, and Andreas "What Kind of Nickname could I have" Athanasiou. The Wings, I think, are just a stronger team overall. Wings in 7.

3 VANCOUVER CANUCKS VS 6 SAN JOSE SHARKS

SERIES: 4-0 SAN JOSE WINS

Well, that sucked.

4 ST.LOUIS BLUES VS 5 LOS ANGELES KINGS

SERIES: 2-2

This series is by far my favorite this postseason. Two extremely similar teams go head to head. This series is conference final material, and we get it first round. Two strong number one defensemen: The Kings Drew "Without A" Doughty and Alex "Repeat, Repeat, Three" Pietrangelo. (Kind of forced that one) Strong two way forwards: The Kings Dustin "The Wind" Brown and Mike "Richie" Richards and the Blues David "Never Look" Backes and Alex "New Adventures of Old Christ" Steen. This series is amazing.

I've never had a more difficult time picking a team to win in my life, but after careful deliberation (Three minutes?) I've decided to go with the Blues. The Kings are a strong team, as evidenced by last years SC victory, but the Blues just have something. These teams are just too similar. Blues in 7.

EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMIS: PIT VS OTT, BOS VS NYR

WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIS: CHI VS DET, STL VS SAN

PITTSBURGH VS OTTAWA - Pit in 7

BOSTON VS NEW YORK - Bos in 7

CHICAGO VS DETROIT - Chi in 6

ST.LOUIS VS SAN JOSE - Stl in 7

EAST FINALS: PIT VS BOS

WEST FINALS: CHI VS STL

PITTSBURGH VS BOSTON - BOSTON IN 7

CHICAGO VS ST.LOUIS - ST. LOUIS IN 7

STANLEY CUP FINALS: ST.LOUIS VS BOSTON

ST.LOUIS IN 7

Welp, these are my predictions. I'll continue to update my predictions as the playoffs go on.

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Sports With Simmons 011 - MLB Free Agency Pt. 3

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Tue, 8 Jan 2013 17:57:00 -0800

Join Jessi, Jeremy & John as they discuss the latest MLB off-season news!

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Sports With Simmons 010 - 2012 MLB Winter Meetings Preview

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Mon, 3 Dec 2012 20:12:00 -0800

Join Jessi, Jeremy & John as they discuss the latest free agent moves & trades in the MLB as well as the possible upcoming moves!

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Sports With Simmons 009 - The 2012 MLB Free Agent Market

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Tue, 6 Nov 2012 19:12:00 -0800

Join Jessi, Jeremy & John as they discuss the hottest free agents in the MLB!

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Sports With Simmons 008 - A Preview of the 2012 MLB Playoffs

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Tue, 9 Oct 2012 16:49:00 -0700

Join Jessi, Jeremy, John Kang & Gabriel Santa Maria as they give their series-by-series predictions of the 2012 MLB Playoffs!

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Sports With Simmons 007 - The 2012 NHL Free Agent Frenzy

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 19:41:00 -0700

Join Jessi Simmons and Jeremy Matthews with special guests Cody "Leafs" Williams and Jorge Gomez Jr. as we take a look at NHL Free Agency, and the big names that are on the market this year.

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Sports With Simmons 006 - 2012 NHL Draft & Awards Predictions

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 16:44:00 -0700

Join Jessi, Julius & Liam Menard as they go through their in-depth predictions of the 2012 NHL draft & the 2012 NHL awards! Download!

Sports With Simmons 005 - A Preview of the 3rd Round of the NHL Playoffs

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Fri, 18 May 2012 19:41:00 -0700

Join Jessi, Jeremy & special guest Mitchell Daunais as they talk about the third round of the NHL playoffs!

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Sports With Simmons 004: What's Up With... Lacrosse?

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Tue, 15 May 2012 17:31:00 -0700

Join Jessi Simmons and Jeremy Matthews as they are educated about lacrosse by expert Mitchell Daunais!

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Sports With Simmons 003 - The 2012 NHL Playoff Fantasy Draft

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 22:24:00 -0700

This episode of Sports With Simmons features a fascinating fantasy draft replete with witty, informed banter from Jessi, Jeremy, and returning guests Cody Williams & Julius Booth!

Warning: Explicit Language.

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Sports With Simmons 002 - The 2012 NHL Trade Deadline

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Tue, 6 Mar 2012 16:47:00 -0800

Join Jessi Simmons, Jeremy Matthews & special guest Cameron Pegg as they examine each major trade in the NHL from February and pick an overall winner of the trade deadline!

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Sports With Simmons 001 - A Preview of the 2012 NHL All-Star Game

noreply@blogger.com (Jeremy Matthews) — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:43:00 -0800

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Sports With Simmons begins with a preview of the upcoming NHL All-Star Game! Join Jessi Simmons, Jeremy Matthews and guests Josef Eriksson, Cody Williams & Julius Booth for discussion of the 1st half of the NHL season, a mock draft of the All-Star Game, and Stanley Cup predictions!

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