Katie is joined by fellow ESPN personalities Mina Kimes, Dianna Russini, Amin Elhassan, and Gary Striewski for a Mario (go)Kart race.

Katie plays UNO with WNBA stars Sue Bird, Elena Delle Donne, Chiney Ogwumike, and Chelsea Gray; comedian Dan Soder joins the show.

Katie looks at the worst owners in sports. Plus, she roasts fans with Nikki Glaser and drives in a car with three members of the US Women's Soccer Team.

Katie looks at the subject of baseballs being juiced. Plus, "Katie" interviews Philadelphia Flyers player Nolan Patrick.

Katie looks at QB starter decisions as relationship issues. Plus, a conversation with comedian Gary Gulman and sports movie pitches to Tony Hale.

Best of episode from previous episodes of Always Late.

Katie reacts to the NCAA suspending Memphis star freshman James Wiseman for 12 games and joins the secret society of women in sports media.

Katie heads to an art school in Brooklyn to rank the Georgia Bulldogs, Utah Utes and Oklahoma Sooners based on their artistic merit.

Katie is joined by Mina Kimes to pick the dog of the year, and by Spice Adams while they try to guess artisanal ice cream flavors.

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Katie asks herself if the Astros cheating scandal could be actually beneficial for baseball, then The Impractical Jokers review sports pranks. Also, the first ever edition of the Small-Star Dunk Contest.

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In this episode Katie shows us February's Oopsie-Daisies and asks The Bachelor how to break up with our teams.

After the monologue, Katie facetimes with Dana White. Also, the second installment of the Secret Society of women in sports media.