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The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports gives her thoughts on Nikola Jokic just wanting to go home and Deion "Uncle Prime" Sanders wanting his entire roster at Colorado to leave. Plus, this week's Diamond Time features the return of Geoff Safford, Voice of the Paddleheads, breaking down how Missoula's minor-league baseball team has returned to the top of the Pioneer League.

It's an interview-filled Hour 1 as Colter Nuanez catches up with Helena Capital football coach Kyle Mihelish to talk a little bit about the West team he'll be coaching in the East-West Shrine Game this weekend. Hamilton basketball standout Layne Kearns joins the show after helping the Montana girls basketball all-stars sweep Wyoming last weekend, and Lewistown's Royce Robinson comes on live to talk about how de-committing from Carroll after Kurt Paulson's resignation led to him becoming a Montana State Bobcat.

With football season drawing slowly closer, national FCS insider Sam Herder joins Colter Nuanez to talk South Dakota State, the new powerhouse at the top of the subdivision, who could challenge the Jackrabbits and who else has the resources to rise into that tier. Plus, Griz hockey coach Mike Anderson joins Andrew Houghton to break down the Vegas Golden Knights' dominant Stanley Cup Finals win and what to look out for this NHL offseason.

Voice of the Griz Riley Corcoran joins Colter Nuanez for two segments off the top! Hear what Riley's been up to so far this summer and get his early thoughts on Griz football, plus everything else that's been going on in the wide world of sports. Plus: Andy Nelson of the Western Montana LGBTQ+ Community Center joins Andrew Houghton to preview the Missoula Paddleheads' Pride Night at the Ballpark.

Colter Nuanez has been waiting almost a week to get University of Montana business professor Justin Angle's thoughts on the LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger. The guys cover that in detail, plus go into the recent layoffs at The Athletic and what Nikola Jokic's advertising future looks like now that he has an NBA title. Plus: Great Falls High football star Reed Harris comes on the show live to talk his high school career, winning a track state title and heading to the East Coast to begin his career at Boston College.

Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets are NBA champions. How did they pull it off and what does that mean for Jokic's legacy as he adds a Finals MVP trophy to his two regular-season awards? Plus: this week's Treasure State Stars, and some more baseball debate from Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton.

On an extended Diamond Time segment, Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton remember some early-2000s baseball stars (Andruw Jones, anyone?), debate the impact of the pitch clock and new shift rules, and share their experiences from the weekend, when Colter went to a Milwaukee Brewers game and Andrew filled in as the play-by-play man for the Missoula Paddleheads. The guys also preview Game 5 of the NBA Finals with the Denver Nuggets 48 minutes away from potentially clinching the first title in franchise history.

Colter Nuanez is back from vacation and ready to roll! Back in the studio, Colter fills you in on his weekend trip to Milwaukee and Chicago and catches up on news briefs from around the state including another oh-so-close performance for Montana State's Duncan Hamilton and the continuing domination by the Montana all-star basketball teams in their challenge series with Wyoming. Colter and Andrew Houghton also debate the most memorable and most impressive moments from last season for Montana and Montana State football.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton continue to recap the most memorable and impressive moments from every sport this year on the ESPN Roundtable. See what they picked in the top spot for men's and women's college basketball. Plus, Griz hockey Mike Anderson stops by the studio to analyze the Vegas Golden Knights' 2-0 Stanley Cup Finals lead and if the Florida Panthers can get back in the series.

Colter Nuanez catches up with coach Chantel Jaeger of the state-title-winning Bozeman Gallatin track team, gets you set up for a big Montana State night at the NCAA track championships, and highlights the best spring sports performances from Missoula high schools in the Garden City Spotlight.