LeBron's final basketball destination is upon us. But what is he still playing for? How can The Kid From Akron top off the legacy of playing with his own son? What dream can he manifest in "retirement"? And how's Ohio doing? In the season finale of The Step Back, Dan, Amin and Izzy call upon a genius to finish constructing the architecture of affection — or at least appreciation.

"I'm pretty sure this means 'White Power.'" Is Jaylen Brown JuJu's Baker Mayfield? Is Nick Wright the MVP of the World Cup? Did you need Matt Damon to know that war is bad?

"This is a great point!" We brought in a weather scientist to answer all of Dan's questions about what will likely be the 'worst El Niño we've ever had.' How do we prepare? How has Climate Change impacted it? Should we all be as scared as Dan? Plus, Zas is fired up about wrestling fans being price gouged, and Jeremy and Mike have dueling lists of Top 5 Things They Like To Introduce People To.

"I've got thoughts!" Oliver Darcy stops by the show to discuss the end of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the gutting of 60 Minutes, and the influence of Bari Weiss and the Ellison family. Plus, Bill Maher has a strange collection of people honoring him with the Mark Twain Prize, Bruce Buffer vs. Michael Buffer, and Dan's fear over the climate.

"Pick up your ball. Go home." With reports of the SEC considering leaving the NCAA, Mike has some strong words for their entire conference. Also, Zas can't stop thinking about The Odyssey, and Dan can't stop thinking about how he heard there were projectors set on fire thanks to its IMAX Film. Is this Christopher Nolan's best movie yet?

"I think I need to fire Chris Cote." Dan is furious with the lead producer of The Greg Cote Show with Greg Cote, Chris Cote, for laundering his credibility on a b******* LeBron report. All that said, Rich Paul listened to our show and has a response to what Pat Riley had to say to Dan, and it begs the question: why has Miami actually soared to the top of the LeBron predictions market? Plus, Jeremy is headed to Camp Fiesta — a local 9-day summer camp for children with cancer — next week, and no one in the history of time has given off more "camp counselor" than him. If you would like to donate to Camp Fiesta, visit campfiesta.com/donate. Today's cast: Dan, Zaslow, Roy, Jeremy, Mike, and Tony.

"I thought we were looking at a dynasty." Pat Riley sits down with Dan to discuss the acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo, his relationship with LeBron James past and present, and the mortality of his career as he takes yet another swing for the fences with the Miami Heat.

"FORMER CHRIST?" Amin is here for his World Cup Observations, and he's salivating over the ability to be a hater and CRUSH Lionel Messi. He also determines the truth behind Chris Cote's LeBron report, almost gets into a fight with Zas over Masters of the Universe, and exposes Dan for not recognizing one of the greatest footballers ever. Plus, Tony guesses where Hunter Goodman plays baseball and JuJu has his Jokers of the Weekend, Flowers to Deliver, and an update of The Polls.

"You have a gaping hole of knowledge when it comes to FSU baseball players, dude." Mike unveils his Top 50 Two-Sport Athletes of All-Time, and it makes Dan look like a fool. And Chris Wittyngham joins the show to break down the entirety of the World Cup, the greatness of Spain, how Argentina fell, and how the U.S. embraced soccer in a way that can make you hopeful for the long term.

"I don't know what a source is." Zaslow tells us about the one item he would go back for if his house were on fire, Mike works on the Top 44 Two-Sport Athletes of All-Time, Pat Riley makes the 'desperate' and all-in move for an older superstar, and Chris Cote explains the sourcing behind his now-infamous LeBron tweet.