Time to go back to back to back like Emanski. USA Baseball's Daron Vaught returns to Big Screen Sports to discuss a legendary piece of baseball pop culture, the Tom Emanski Instructional Video commercials. The weirdest drills, Fred McGriff, and yes, the back to back to back AAU National Championship teams.

Kevin Costner is the patron saint of sports movies, but somehow "McFarland, USA" still flies under the radar compared to his other films. Authors Jeff & Catherine Pearlman join Big Screen Sports to discuss an under-the-radar in Costner's sports movie filmography, full of great sports action and a big chill moment for the ages.

Since we covered the only other main college baseball movie, "Everybody Wants Some," this week, here's a throwback discussing the worst things about another college baseball movie, "Summer Catch."

Is the best baseball movie and best college movie of this century the same movie? Chris Crawford (NBC Sports) joins to talk Richard Linklater's masterpiece "Everybody Wants Some."

It's Masters week, so we're talking about a championship golfer: Happy Gilmore. Wes Blankenship (contributor at Outsider.com) returns to Big Screen Sports to break down Adam Sandler's 1996 golf classic. Shooter McGavin, fighting Bob Barker, and a comedy that has aged surprisingly well 25 years later.

A Spike Lee Joint that might be the greatest basketball movie ever made. Mike Schubert (Potterless, HORSE, and Modern Muckraker podcasts) returns to Big Screen Sports to talk Ray Allen going toe to toe with Denzel in "He Got Game."

Time to dive back into non-sports movies with "The Rundown." Ben Cruz (Vover Audio, Two Jabronis With A Wrestling Podcast) returns to how The Rock fared in his first real go at an action movie ("The Scorpion King" is trash and doesn't count).

The movie that gave us Mike's Secret Stuff, Bill Murray not playing defense, and a...kinda hot bunny? The hosts of 'Air Buds' (Mike Brenner, Jamel Johnson, and Peter Moses) return to Big Screen Sports to talk "Space Jam."

What makes Asif Kapadia's film "Senna" an all-time sports documentary? Baseball America's JJ Cooper returns to Big Screen Sports to discuss the movie and its legendary subject.

How can you not be romantic about baseball? The hosts of Tipping Pitches, Alex Bazeley & Bobby Wagner, return to Big Screen Sports to break down every aspect of a first-ballot Hall of Fame sports movie, "Moneyball."

On Monday Big Screen Sports is finally covering "Moneyball," with returning guests Tipping PItches. Here's a 20+ minute preview of the episode.

Have some takes you want to get onto Big Screen Sports? Start by sending us your pick for Best & Worst Fictional Team uniforms in a sports movie.

Chadwick Boseman was great, but did the rest of "42" live up to Jackie Robinson's legacy? NYT best-selling author Jeff Pearlman and son Emmett return to Big Screen Sports to discuss the 2013 biopic.

The best high school football movie ever? Definitely. The best football movie ever? Possibly. Chris Van Vliet (host of "Insight with Chris Van Vliet") joins Big Screen Sports to break down a classic.

People forget that Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore may have won the 2004 World Series for the Red Sox. Guest Gabrielle Starr joins Big Screen Sports to break down the rom-com that uses the '04 ALCS as the perfect backdrop, "Fever Pitch."

Big Screen Sports dives back into weekly sports movie episodes to cover the 2003 horse-racing film "Seabiscuit." Play Virginia's Dann Stupp returns to the podcast to discuss great racing action, the film's omission of gambling culture, and a top notch cast led by peak-Tobey Maguire.

The "Eastbound & Down" Season 1 re-watch finale. Ben Cruz joins hosts Kyle Bandujo and Jeremy Los to talk every bridge Kenny Powers burns on his way out of town.

I can feel this episode down in my plums. Kenny returns to Ashley Schaeffer BMW a man on a mission to get his pitch back. Kyle Bandujo and Jeremy Los break down "Eastbound & Down" Chapter 5.

This podcast has put together some great episodes about some really terrible movies. Host Kyle Bandujo runs through the five worst films he's covered on this podcast, via his ratings on Letterboxd.

Kenny attends a cookout and loses an ability no man likes to lose. Big Screen Sports continues on with the "Eastbound & Down" re-watch with Chapter 4.

Never, ever, make Kenny Powers your designated driver. Kenny pins a wreck on Stevie, takes roids, and tries to sling merch on eBay as Big Screen Sports covers Chapter 3 of "Eastbound & Down."

FiveThirtyEight's Josh Hermsmeyer joins Big Screen Sports to discuss his findings from his recent piece, "Who's The Most Chaotic Movie Football Coach?"

When Powers met Schaeffer. Kenny slings some BMW's, Clegg huffs paint, and Stevie makes a friend. "Eastbound & Down" re-watch continues on.

Dollar, dollar, bills y'all. Big Screen Sports beings its "Eastbound & Down" re-watch with the pilot that started it all.

Documentary filmmaker Thaddeus Matula returns to Big Screen Sports to discuss the making of his second "30 For 30" documentary, "Brian and the Boz."