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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.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports gives Colter recommendations on his upcoming trip to Chicago and throws out her take on Major League Baseball in Las Vegas, the LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger and plenty more. Butte Central hoops star Dougie Peoples joins the Senior Spotlight to talk about the fame that found him after his legendary junior year and where his career is taking him next.

Colter Nuanez discusses the day's big news briefs, including a star in-state track commitment for Montana, an NBA tryout for a former Griz basketball star and the roster announcements for the Montana-Wyoming all-star hoops showdown. This week's Treasure State Stars include all-star football game standouts, high school softball honorees and a mainstay of the segment.

In an old interview from the days of Tootell and Nuanez, former Griz punter (and one of this year's inductees into the Montana Pro Football Hall of Fame) Dallas Neil tells the wild story of how he made it to the NFL as a tight end. Plus, Colter Nuanez catches up with bare-knuckle boxer and Great Falls native Kai Stewart, who's going for a world title this weekend.

After giving his take on this weekend's news briefs - including the start of high school all-star football games, another honor for Duncan Hamilton and Samori Toure turning heads with the Green Bay Packers - Colter Nuanez provides his most memorable and most impressive moments of the past year in Montana in every sport, starting with last fall.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton break down Game 1 of the NBA Finals, including why things look so bleak for Miami after just one game. A game of Blind Side raises questions about Montana's unique aggressiveness on special teams is that why that unit has been historically successful? The guys also discuss Big Sky Conference news items, including Dillon Jones returning to Weber State and six Big Sky teams being ranked in early preseason polls.