In today’s episode, we break down why it’s time to put an end to the Play-In games—because let’s be honest, they rarely live up to the hype. Out of four games, you’re lucky to get one that’s actually worth watching. We also take a deep dive into each Play-In matchup in both the Eastern and Western Conferences and share our predictions on who we think will make it through to the Semifinals.

In today's episode, we dive into the dramatic Final Four, where several teams faltered and let leads slip away, culminating in Florida's victory in the NCAA Tournament after a tense final possession by Houston. In the NBA, there's more shakeup as Mike Malone and GM Calvin Booth were both fired just five days before the playoffs start. We also discuss Ja Morant's $75K fine for his gun celebration after being previously warned—could the league be targeting him? Tune in for all the latest insights!

On today’s episode, we dive into the shocking news that Taylor Jenkins has been let go by the Memphis Grizzlies front office just as the playoffs are approaching. Draymond Green opens up about why he feels respect for the greats of past eras should be earned, not automatically given. Despite Milwaukee sitting in the Top 6 in the East, the expectations for them remain low, and many believe a major overhaul is coming this summer. Lastly, the Pistons and Timberwolves were involved in a heated altercation, leading to questions about whether the old, gritty Pistons identity is making a comeback.

In today’s episode, we dive into Russell Wilson's new deal with the New York Giants and explore the impact he'll have on the team this season. With the NBA regular season winding down, we discuss Jayson Tatum's recent ankle injury and whether it will affect the Celtics in the playoffs. Former #1 pick Cade Cunningham is emerging as the frontrunner for Most Improved Player – Why? Jimmy Butler calls out the overuse of "Heat Culture," saying it only works when everyone buys in. Plus, Glen Rivers defends himself against criticism of his blown 3-1 and 3-2 series leads, claiming it’s unfair.

In today’s episode, we dive into the Bengals' decision to lock down their star wide receiver duo, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, with long-term contracts and explore what this means for the team’s future. We also talk about Aaron Rodgers' ongoing indecision about which team he’ll play for next season and whether retirement could be on the horizon. Plus, Ty Jerome told Paolo Banchero he would start for the Orlando Magic — we discuss which other teams Jerome might start for.

In today's episode, we talk about LeBron reaching the incredible milestone of 50,000 career points—will anyone ever come close to or surpass this achievement? We also discuss Kyrie Irving's season-ending ACL injury, and with both him and Anthony Davis sidelined, plus the struggles the Mavs have faced recently, will fans continue to support the team moving forward? Lastly, Kevin Durant shares his thoughts on fans booing players, expressing that he'd prefer they leave instead, as booing doesn't have any positive impact.

In today's episode, we dive into the heated exchange between LeBron and Stephen A. at last week's Lakers game, exploring how it all went down. With LeBron now sidelined due to a groin injury for the next few weeks, we discuss whether the Lakers can stay competitive in the tight Western Conference. Meanwhile, the Cavs and Thunder are both sitting atop their respective conferences—who poses a bigger threat to Boston? We also break down the latest moves in NFL free agency and highlight the moves that have caught our attention.

In today's episode, we dive into Luka's revenge game as he faces the Mavericks for the first time since his trade, and discuss how far the Lakers could go in the playoffs as they continue to rise in the Western Conference. We also explore the reports that the Suns might trade Kevin Durant, pondering where would be the perfect destination for him to finish out his career. Jayson Tatum expresses his desire to be the face of the league but feels underappreciated despite his impressive accomplishments at a young age. Finally, we break down the Knicks' struggles against the top three teams in the league—what’s going wrong for them?

In today’s episode, we recap the highlights of NBA All-Star Weekend. Ant-Man expresses that while he has the ability to be the face of the NBA, that’s not his main goal. Mac McClung makes history by winning a third consecutive dunk contest title. We also dive into the ongoing issue of star players not participating in the dunk contest and whether LeBron deserves some of the blame. Lastly, we talk about the new All-Star Game format and Big O’s thoughts on the game feeling boring.

In today's episode, we dive into how disappointing the Super Bowl was and break down the Eagles' defense, which was dominant from start to finish. We also ask why the Giants' GM hasn't been fired yet for letting Saquon Barkley walk. On the NBA front, we talk about a few major trades, including Jimmy Butler now joining the Golden State Warriors, while Kevin Durant shuts down any chance of a Warriors reunion. The Lakers also back out of a trade with the Hornets, possibly due to buyer’s remorse. Plus, Kevin Durant becomes the 8th player in NBA history to hit 30,000 points, and we give him the recognition he deserves.