Original Air Date: 08.09.26 (6pm)
Description: NFL Training Camps are heating up, MLB playoff races are getting intense, and The Classroom Ft. is breaking down all the biggest sports stories! Join Double K, O’Malley, and Mr. Suave for another action-packed episode of sports talk.
Original Air Date: 07.19.26 (6pm)
Description: Join Double K, O’Malley, and Mr. Suave on First GenXers Presents The Classroom Ep. 92 as they break down the 2026 MLB All-Star Break, the latest NBA offseason moves, and the biggest stories shaping the sports world. From blockbuster trades and free agency to baseball’s second-half outlook, don’t miss another packed episode of sports talk.
Original Air Date: 07.12.26 (6pm)
Description: Join Double K, O’Malley, and Mr. Suave on First GenXers presents The Classroom Ft. Ep.91 as they break down the biggest stories from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, NBA Free Agency, and the latest headlines across the sports world. From blockbuster signings to tournament surprises and everything in between, this episode has sports fans covered.
Original Air Date: 06.28.26 (6pm)
Description: Double K, O’Malley, and Mr. Suave break down all the biggest stories from the 2026 NBA Draft, the latest NFL headlines, and everything happening across the sports world. Tune in for expert analysis, hot takes, and lively discussions on the games and players making news this week!
Original Air Date: 05.17.26 (6pm)
Description: Step into the ring with First GenXers presents The Classroom Ft. Ep.84, where wrestling talk meets real sports energy! This episode breaks down the intensity of the NBA Playoffs Round 2 while blending in sharp takes, bold opinions, and that signature GenXers edge. From clutch performances to heated debates, it’s a no-holds-barred discussion you don’t want to miss.
Original Air Date: 04.26.26 (6pm)
Description: Dive into Episode 82 of First GenXers presents The Classroom, where we break down the biggest storylines shaping the sports world. From bold predictions and standout prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft to the intensity and surprises of the NBA Playoffs, we bring sharp analysis, real talk, and unfiltered takes. If you love passionate debates and deep dives into the games that matter, this is your front-row seat to it all.
Original Air Date: 03.29.26 (6pm)
Description: Tap into the ultimate sports conversation with First GenXers presents The Classroom Ft. Ep.79! This episode dives deep into the excitement of March Madness, breaking down bracket chaos and standout performances, while also covering the latest headlines, hot takes, and key matchups across the NBA. Plus, get ready for a fresh look at the early season buzz and storylines shaping MLB. It’s a packed session of insight, debate, and real fan energy you won’t want to miss!
For 45 years, the Oakland Athletics have been a constant in my life. While the franchise’s roots go back even further—to 1901 as one of the American League’s eight charter teams in Philadelphia—the A’s have always been Oakland’s team to me. The Athletics’ journey has been marked by change: after decades in Philadelphia (where they won five World Series titles under legendary manager Connie Mack), the team moved to Kansas City in 1955, and then to Oakland in 1968.
Since then, the A’s have become woven into the fabric of the Bay Area. I grew up watching legends like Rickey Henderson, Dave Stewart, Bob Welch, and Dennis Eckersley lead the team to glory, including the 1989 World Series championship. The “Moneyball” era of the early 2000s, with Mulder, Zito, and Hudson, brought a new wave of excitement and innovation to the franchise.
There have been relocation rumors before—talks of moving to San Jose, tense negotiations with the city—but each time, a last-minute miracle kept the team in Oakland. I always believed the A’s would never leave the Bay Area, especially after surviving so many transitions in their history.
This time, though, things feel different. Land has already been purchased for a new stadium, and the A’s have applied for relocation to Las Vegas. Friends who follow the situation closely still hold out hope, but for me, this feels like my worst nightmare coming true. The only baseball team I’ve ever supported is leaving its home. When the 49ers moved to Santa Clara and the Warriors to San Francisco, I stayed loyal because they remained in California. This move, however, is much harder to accept.
I’ve always believed that my loyalty is to the franchise, not the city—no offense to Oakland, which is rich in culture and history. My support for the Athletics isn’t changing, even if they move to Vegas. I’ll remain an A’s fan, but I won’t be attending many home games. The only chance to see them live will be when they play the Giants in San Francisco.
The end of the Bay Bridge Series is what hurts most. Of all my favorite teams and their rivalries, A’s vs. Giants was the last one standing. With this move, that tradition will be gone, and as a fan of the series, I’ll miss it deeply.
Original Air Date: Jan 27, 2022
Description: This week Double K will discuss everything from Aaron Rodgers, Antonio Brown and much much more….
Original Air Date: Dec 29, 2021
Description: This week Double K is back to discuss Steph breaking the All Time 3pt made record and much, much more!!
