LeBron’s Dominance, Giannis Trade Talks, and OKC’s Rise

Ray Allen shares his views on how proper nutrition shapes an athlete’s body and why the NBA has lost some of its midrange skillsets. He explains why LeBron James hasn’t needed a “bag” to dominate, given his size and speed advantage. Allen weighs in on Giannis potentially joining the Knicks and the challenges involved. He…

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Michael Cage Praises Thunder Depth, Compares SGA to Jordan

Thunder TV analyst Michael Cage joined the show with high praise for OKC’s depth, calling it the foundation of their 68-win season. Cage says Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has a “Jordan-like” game. He is fearless, efficient, and deadly from mid-range. And he reminisced about rooming with MJ on Team USA and getting torched by Larry Bird.

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Finebaum: NCAA Is “Essentially Dead”

The longtime voice of SEC football says the new $2.8 billion NIL settlement will widen the gap between college sports’ haves and have-nots. He believes the NCAA is “essentially dead,” warns of looming Title IX lawsuits, and says the term “student-athlete” should be retired.

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Channing Frye Recaps NBA Finals

Channing Frye dropped by to break down OKC’s late-game blunders and praised Rick Carlisle’s masterclass in mismatches. Frye said the Thunder “got stagnant” and played not to lose, while Haliburton feasted once they stopped putting him in actions. Frye, who’s lived through playoff mismatches himself, compared Indiana’s hunt of Chet Holmgren to Golden State attacking…

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Steelers Swinging for the Fences

MMQB Albert Breer joined the show to unpack the Rodgers-to-Pittsburgh bombshell—and the ripple effects across the league. He praised the Steelers for getting the deal done before Mini-camp and shared why he believes this is the one-year swing their talented core needs right now. Breer also touched on the Lions losing Frank Ragnow, Stefon Diggs…

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Tim McMahon Breaks Down NBA Finals

ESPN’s Tim MacMahon joined the show today. McMahon broke down why the Pacers’ underdog status isn’t shade—it’s math. The Thunder had the best point differential in NBA history, and they’re loaded. As for New York, the firing of Tom Thibodeau wasn’t a sudden move, Thibs may have been out regardless of postseason results. MacMahon also…

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162 Chapters, One Rough Story

Colorado Rockies Play by Play voice Jack Corrigan has seen some rough seasons in his time behind the mic—but even he admits this Rockies stretch is something else. Starting 12–50, Colorado finally got a breather against the Marlins after five straight weeks of top-tier opponents. Corrigan doesn’t sugarcoat the season, but he holds onto hope…

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Horry Says Defense Still Wins Championships

Seven-time champ Robert Horry was shocked by the Knicks firing Thibs, believing New York should have run it back. Horry also revealed Popovich only yelled at him once because, well, you don’t yell at Robert. He shared stories about Hakeem’s MVP snub rage, Kobe’s tough-love leadership, and made his case on why defense still wins…

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Buccigross Backs Barry and Don for the Hall

John Buccigross joined the show and made one thing crystal clear—Don Cherry and Barry Melrose must be in the Hockey Hall of Fame. The longtime ESPN voice called out the Hall’s broadcaster blind spot, noting both Cherry and Melrose gave their lives to the game. On the Stanley Cup Final, Bucci’s riding with Edmonton in…

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