Darren & Daunic talk Predators, Pittsburgh Penguins and Stanley Cup Final with the host of the Penguins Radio Network, Brian Metzer.

Darren & Daunic fill the second hour with nothing but hockey as they talk to Brian Metzer, the host of the Penguins Radio Network. The guys also talk about the Predators and the Golden Knights in depth.

Darren & Daunic talk to Cleveland Sports Reporter Matt Loede about the Cleveland Cavaliers and their road to the NBA Finals.

Darren & Daunic talk about the NBa Finals and the matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors. Cleveland Sports Reporter Matt Loede also joins the show to talk Cavs basketball and the guys dive into the Stanley Cup Final between Las Vegas and Washington.

ESPN Sportscenter Anchor Linda Cohn drops in during the hour to discuss if the Las Vegas Golden Knights winning the Cup their first season would be bad for the NHL. Plus, Derrick and Braden debate if Lebron's most recent game 7 win is his greatest accomplishment. Finally, the crew tackles today's Stick to Sports questions.

The guys discuss Bryce Harper appearing in the Las Vegas Golden Knights' hype video and Darrin Kirkland deciding to stay with the University of Tennessee. The show wraps up with On Tap Tonight

The Las Vegas Golden Knights inched closer to making history as they won Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Would The Golden Knights winning a title in their first season be bad for the NHL? The gang debates the idea and ponder if this would be an issue in other sports.

Former Titans GM and "Jared & the GM" Co-Host Floyd Reese drops by the show to talk about what makes an NFL quarterback an all time great.

Derrick and Braden recap a packed Memorial Day weekend in sports, including the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors advancing to the NBA Finals. Also former Titans GM and "Jared & the GM" Co-Host Floyd Reese drops by the show to discuss what makes an all time great NFL quarterback.

ESPN Sportscenter anchor Linda Cohn joins Morning Drive to discuss rather or not the Las Vegas Golden Knights would be bad for the NHL.