Dirt & Sprague

The guys catch up with Voice of the Beavers Mike Parker who still can't believe what he witnessed at the Pac-12 Baseball tournament, then Swag has a fresh edition of Stat or Story, Dirt offers his definitive Top 12 NBA Players of all time and they answer the poll questions.

Voice of the Utes, Bill Riley from ESPN 700 in SLC joins the ticker to discuss how Coach Whtingham's squad looks for the 2022 season. As well as the state of the Jazz and the future of Quin Snyder, Rudy Gobert and others.

The guys debate Steph Curry's place amongst the pantheon of legendary players in the NBA, and just how do you go about ranking the top 10 players in the history of the NBA. Voice of the Utes Bill Riley joins the Ticker with thoughts on defending Pac-12 FB champion Utah and is Quin Snyder done with the Jazz as they are at a crossroads with the state of their franchise.

Sprague is having OSU Football nightmares about the upcoming season, they share their thoughts to make soccer better after seeing the great game 1 in the Avs-Oilers series. Then Dustin Johnson announced in the field for the first LIV Golf event, what will the PGA Tour do now, and are you going to watch.

The Sack deals with TV shows worth a rewatch, Dirt's underwear habits, and speedos vs. cowboy hats

The guys start to tear into the Celtics-Warriors matchup in the NBA Finals, plus all sorts of questions in the Male Sack after a holiday weekend, and the Stanley Cup Playoffs grab center stage for sports fans tonight.

The guys discuss Jimmy Butler's decision to go for the win late in Game 7 by pulling up for 3 rather than driving to the bucket.

Keith Smith covers the Celtics and the NBA at large for Spotrac and returns to the Ticker with his thoughts on Boston needing 7 games to beat the Heat and previews the match in the Finals against the Warriors.

The guys still can't believe Oregon State lost a baseball game 25-22 in 10 innings after leading 19-10. Then they dive into the latest rumors for Blazers offseason moves. The Ticker goes to Boston with Keith Smith on the Celtics getting to the NBA Finals, and what did we think of Jimmy Butler's attempted 3 late in game 7.

Sprague spent part of the holiday trying to recreate his little league prowess, then the Celtics finally put away the Heat to reach the NBA Finalsand Joc Pederson got slapped by Tommy Pham pregame for a 2 year old fantasy football beef.