David Glenn Show

Jim Szoke of the Carolina Panthers radio crew drops by to discuss the impact made by each of the four new Hall of Honor inductees (Steve Smith, Jake Delhomme, Jordan Gross, and Wesley Walls) on the franchise.

DG also clues the more casual hockey fans in on a name Canes fans must know and hate when rooting on the "Bunch of Jerks" in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Owner of the Canes Tom Dundon stops by to talk about his teams recent success in getting to the Eastern Conference Finals, and NBA commentator and voice of NBA 2K gives us his thoughts on the Warriors-Rockets series.

With Steve Smith and Jake Delhomme headed to the Panthers Hall of Honor, who else do Panthers fans want to join + what are the Hurricanes chances against the Boston Bruins in the Eastern Conference finals and DG digs into the infamous Allen Iverson "Practice" rant

Rex Hoggard of the Golf Channel drops by to recap the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte over the weekend. Max Homa took home 1st place, over a couple of household golf names.

Voice of the Hurricanes John Forslund reflects on the Canes 2nd round sweep of the Islanders. We get his take on Don Cherry’s clarification about his comments on the Hurricanes. Also what’s next for Carolina, who wait to meet the winner of the Boston-Columbus series in the Conference Finals.

Michael Lee, Senior NBA writer for The Athletic, joins the show to talk playoff basketball. The Rockets are still hanging on against the Warriors. Kawhi and Giannis are playing out of their minds, and even Portland and Denver’s respective stars are shining in Lillard and Jokic.

Larry Collmus was at the Kentucky Derby this weekend on the call for NBC. We get his report of the controversial ending, when Country House was named the winner after Maximum Security’s disqualification.

So much to cover in the Best & Worst of the sports weekend. The Canes swept away the Islanders and return to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in 10 years. Don Cherry is back and doubling down on calling Carolina a bunch of jerks. The Kentucky Derby ended in controversy, and the NBA playoffs continue to entertain.

We hear from AJ Mleczko, who will be on the TV broadcast with John Forslund tonight in Game 4 of the Canes series with the Islanders. She won a gold medal with Team USA in 1998 and now does hockey analysis for NBC Sports. We ask her about what to expect tonight, along with what’s in store if Carolina is able to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. Are the Canes getting national attention now that they’re deep in the NHL Postseason?

Kirk Goldsberry of ESPN, Sports Illustrated, FiveThirtyEight, and more joins the show to talk NBA playoffs. He’s worked for the San Antonio Spurs and even teaches at the University of Texas. We get his take on the Warriors and the evolution of the 3-pointer.

Canes captain Justin Williams came prepared with all the sports cliches he could throw at reporters during the last post-game press conference.

Happy Free-For-All Friday! Game 4 is tonight at PNC when the Canes get a chance to sweep away the New York Islanders. Today is also the induction ceremony for the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame. The Wells Fargo Championship got going in Charlotte, and the Kentucky Derby is this weekend. Plus, as always this time of year we have plenty of NHL and NBA playoff action to discuss.

The PGA Tour is back in our home state this week at Quail Hollow, and back-to-back US Open winner Curtis Strange stopped by to give his thoughts on Tiger, Brooks Koepka, and the weekend ahead in Charlotte.