It's a special edition of the Timmy Chang Show, live from "Tailgate with Timmy" at Ruby Tuesday Moanalua. John and Mark Veneri talk with University of Hawaii football head coach Timmy Chang and associate head coach Chris Brown about the upcoming 2025 season, the schedule, and the team.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA and the big trade that went down yesterday for the Boston Celtics, as well as the Oklahoma City Thunder parade and why this Thunder team is the worst celebrators in the history of the NBA. Lori Santi hops on to continue the analysis of the Finals-winning Thunder squad, and Kenny Harrison joins the guys to talk about Les Murakami, how his boys are doing post college days and gives his reactions to more in the baseball world here in Hawaii.

Gary talks about anything new as the big sports are taking their summer breaks -- except MLB -- and discusses big trades that went down over the last two days and other big Hawaii news.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu.

Kanoa and Billy are BACK and they breakdown the Thunder taking down the Pacers in game 7 of the NBA Finals, and the guys also discuss more about the NBA with the Kevin Durant trade as well as some Hawaii Athletics news that they missed on their two-week vacation.

Head coach of the Baldwin baseball team Craig Okita joins the show to talk about his former player, Wehiwa Aloy, winning the Golden Spikes Award, talks about his progression in high school, as well as reacts with the guys to big news surrounding Les Murakami.

Gary talks about the NBA Finals and the Oklahoma City Thunder being crowned the new champions of the NBA yesterday after an unfortunate injury to Tyrese Haliburton severly hampered the Pacers and their magical run in the playoffs. Gary also talks about the Kevin Durant trade and its implications, as well as tomorrow's Tailgate with Timmy... by talking with Timmy Chang as well as his opinions on his team's travel itinerary.

Josh and Chris talk college athletics, headlined by their interview with incoming Athletic Director at the University of Hawaii, Matt Elliott. They talk about his journey to Manoa, and what his plans for the future of UH Athletics looks like. The guys also discuss more about college athletics especially on the transfer portal and lawsuits that have come down in light of the new revenue-sharing model and transfer portal issues. The guys also discuss the NBA Finals, Hawaii football predictions with the Phil Steele Magazine, and the stadium.

Dave discusses why the Pacers plain out played the Thunder last night to force a Game 7 in the NBA Finals, and why maybe the Thunder are too young to be considered an all-time great team. Dave talks with Eran Ganot in an offseason that feels very do or die for the 10-year coach coach and talks about his new team and some new additions to the coaching staff. Dave also talks to Wahine Water Polo coach James Robinson about his first year as the head coach of the 'Bows, and the consistent greatness of the program he heads.

Gary talks about the big blow out for the Indiana Pacers as they force a Game 7 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, the first Game 7 since 2016. Gary also talks about Hawaii men's basketball with new Director of Player Development, Juan Munoz, and his journey back to Manoa from a former player to now a member of the coaching staff.

On the shortened show, the guys recap game six of the NBA Finals between the Pacers and the Thunder, and then talk about Shadeur Sanders and how the story about citations that was told before may only have been half of it.