In this episode, Sean and Scott break down the field for this year's Men's World Curling Championship. They talk about all 13 teams in the field and who they expect to be standing at the end of the week.
Setting Team Schedules
In this episode, Sean and Scott look at the schedules of some elite teams going into the 2018-2019 season. They talk about travel issues, which events attract the top teams, and balancing playing and time off.
All-Time Fantasy Brier Field
In this episode, Sean and Scott create their fantasy Brier fields. They pick the top all-time teams from each province and territory while also making their picks for Team Canada and a wildcard
Women's Postseason Power Rankings
In this episode, Sean and Scott give their power rankings for the top women's teams in the country follow the post-Olympic roster shakeup. They talk about the new teams, how the provincial playdowns might look, and who most benefited from the changes.
Men's Postseason Power Rankings
In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the Canadian men's teams following the post-Olympic shuffle. They talk about the teams staying together, who got better, who got worse, and how the teams stack up heading into the summer.
Five Nationals and a Worlds
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the big week in curling. They start by breaking down the Mixed Doubles Canadian Championship, then talk about the Canadian Seniors, University and College Champions, and the Wheelchair finals. They also talk about Jill Officer's performance on commentary, the future of both the CBC and TSN curling coverage, and Brad Gushue's lose to Bruce Mouat in Las Vegas.
Men's World Curling Championship
In this episode, Sean and Scott preview the 2018 Men’s World Championship in Las Vegas. They break down all 13 teams in the field, look at the favourites, and talk about whether any of the teams will fall prey to the ‘Vegas Flu.’
Go Go Gushue
In this episode, Sean and Scott break down the week that was at the 2018 Brier in Regina. They talk about what happened in the championship pool, the teams that qualified for the playoffs, and Brad Gushue's dominant performance. They also argue about which was the shot of the week, debate the merits of the new format, and wonder whether the sport is becoming too top-heavy.
2018 Brier Preview
In this episode, Sean and Scott break down the field for the 2018 Tim Hortons Brier in Regina, Saskatchewan. They talk about all 17 teams in contention, which of the two pools is stronger, and what to expect during the week. They also talk about the wild card game, if the new format benefits veteran skips, and why Regina a great host city. They finish the show by giving their picks for the playoffs and who they expect to be standing atop the podium at the end of the week.
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