Monday on the Daly Dose, we are recapping all that we learned from the weekend in sports!

The Toronto Raptors get a big lift from Kawhi Leonard, as they got a double overtime win on Sunday.

The Golden State Warriors are rolling again in the NBA Playoffs even without Kevin Durant, and the Portland Trail Blazers are hurting.

We learned things this weekend from the PGA Championship, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, college hoops, and we even learned some really disturbing information about THE Ohio State University!

Friday on the Daly Dose, it is National Endangered Species Day, and we look at a few endangered species that we no longer see in sports.

The Golden State Warriors had to make a comeback to take a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference Finals over the Portland Trail Blazers.

The Arizona Cardinals get some very bad news, and we preview the weekend in sports, including Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship.

Then, after Kawhi Leonard’s Game 7 buzzer beater, we look back at a few of the most memorable shots in NBA Playoffs history...but were they buzzer beating game winners?

Thursday on the Daly Dose, a listener asks our advice on surprising his wife, and we are happy to help in any way that we can.

The Milwaukee Bucks get a win in Game 1 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals over the Toronto Raptors, but we did notice one area of concern. The Utah Jazz could be interested in signing point guard Mike Conley, although there could be a few drawbacks. The New York Jets make yet another move that has most everyone scratching their head.

Then, we take a look at some of the biggest sports media overreactions of the week!

Should Denver Broncos quarterback Joe Flacco be tutoring rookie Drew Lock? Is James Harden going to finish his career without an NBA title? And was Kawhi Leonard’s Game 7 shot just lucky? We answer these questions and more today on the Dose!

Wednesday on the Daly Dose, the New Orleans Pelicans win the Zion Williamson sweepstakes, as they get the top pick in the 2019 NBA Draft.

The Golden State Warriors continue to look very strong in the NBA Playoffs, even without Kevin Durant in the lineup, as they roll over the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals.

Tiger Woods is being named in a lawsuit that makes very little sense, and then we take a look at which teams in Major League Baseball are spending the least amount of money on player contracts, and which teams are spending the most. Can money really buy happiness in MLB?

Tuesday on the Dose, the Golden State Warriors are going to be without Kevin Durant for Game 1 of the NBA Western Conference Finals against the Portland Trail Blazers. We suspect he might be out even longer.

The University of Michigan is going to need a new men’s basketball coach, because John Beilein is taking the head coaching job of the Cleveland Cavaliers. We explain why he would take a job that seems to be even more difficult.

Then, we take a look at some of the top contenders in Major League Baseball, and also which teams might be more of the “pretender” persuasion.

Monday on the Daly Dose, we are recapping all that we learned from the weekend in sports!

The NBA Playoffs saw some wild finishes in two Game 7’s as the Toronto Raptors and Portland Trail Blazers move on. We even saw an unexpected finish on one Game 6. We saw one very odd NBA coaching hire, one player just can’t seem to stay out of trouble, and the NBA Commissioner is all about appearances.

Plus the Premier League has crowned their new champions, and we are struggling to understand it, and one NFL team might be getting excited a little too prematurely.

Friday on the Daly Dose, the Golden State Warriors get some puzzling news regarding Kevin Durant’s injury. When can they expect him to return?

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson might not be the most popular guy in his own locker room, and the New England Patriots look for some help to fill a void at tight end.

We preview the weekend in sports, including Tony Romo participating in the AT&T Byron Nelson Tournament, as well as NBA and NHL Playoff games.

Finally, we get to our Daly Dose Top 5, where we look back at how the last five NBA dynasties came to an end. Could the Golden State Warriors be seeing the beginning of the end?

Thursday on the Daly Dose, the Los Angeles Lakers still don’t have a head coach, and we look closer at why. The Dallas Cowboys have some tough decisions to make, and we have a surprising sports comeback to discuss!

Then, we recap some of the bigger sports media overreactions from the past week. Was justice served at the Kentucky Derby? Is Odell Beckham Jr the best wide receiver in the AFC? Finally, why have the Golden State Warriors struggled to shoot the ball as accurately against the Houston Rockets in the NBA Playoffs? We answer these questions and more today on the Dose!

Wednesday on the Daly Dose, the Oklahoma City Thunder should already be concerned about next season, Le’Veon Bell is up to his old tricks again with the New York Jets, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive lineman Jason Pierre Paul just can’t seem to catch any breaks in life. We have an exclusive Daly Dose I-Team interview!

Then, our Daly Dose Hump Day Power Rankings take a look at the oldest and youngest NBA rosters by average age. Which teams could see their window closing very soon, and which young teams could be on the verge of being perennial contenders?

Tuesday on the Dose, the Milwaukee Bucks put the Boston Celtics on the brink, while the Houston Rockets even their series against the Golden State Warriors. What is wrong with the Warriors right now?

The XFL takes a big step in the right direction, and we have an idea for how to settle the whole Kentucky Derby controversy.

Then, we take a look at some winners and losers from the early rounds of the NBA Playoffs! Some teams that made an early exit make our winners list, one team that didn’t even make the postseason is definitely a big loser. We explain it all today on the Dose!