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LaVar Arrington, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, and Plaxico Burress react to the Lakers first round exit against the Suns. T.J. sounds off on Anthony Davis for not better addressing his injury tendencies. The guys debate LeBron's decision to leave the court early against the Suns. Is Father Time finally beginning to defeat LeBron? The guys discuss Damian Lillard's push to bring in Jason Kidd as the Trail Blazers Head Coach in reference to player empowerment in the league.

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LaVar Arrington, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, and Plaxico Burress talk the latest in the NBA playoffs, including the Lakers first round exit to the Suns. The guys discuss this series in the scope of LeBron James' legacy and compares him to the legacies of other greats. The guys get romantic about their playing days and their love for the game since they were young, all kicked off by one of LaVar's fondest memories of watching college football as a kid. Plus, the guys take calls from around the country on the Lakers and the rest of the NBA postseason!

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Jason McIntyre reacts to the Clippers forcing a Game 7 and tells you why he still believes the Mavericks will take the series. Jason discusses the Lakers first round exit and what it mean's for LeBron James' legacy. Jason rejects the idea that Danny Ainge's tenure in Boston was a failure. Bucks Beat Reporter for The Athletic Eric Nehm joins Jason to preview the Bucks vs. Nets. Jason previews the fight, or rather exhibition match, between Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul with The Athletic's Boxing Insider Mike Coppinger. Plus, NBA veteran Ryan Hollins stops by to take Jason to task on his Clippers takes.

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Chris Plank and Matt Mosley are in for Anthony Gargano and take to the hardwood to recap the Clippers Game 6 win over Dallas. Also, the thing(s) smaller NBA markets need to do to garner attention and respect from viewers and fans in the playoffs, Julio Jones no longer needing to be the number one guy, and why Coach K's retirement seems a bit odd.

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Jonas Knox discusses why it feels like it's never good enough when it comes to the effort of one NBA star. Plus Bill Belichick has high praise for someone on his roster, MLB looking to keep baseballs clean and fair, and find out how early is too early for David Shaw and Stanford to faceoff against an opponent.

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On today's episode, Jason and Producer Rob G give their instant reaction to the Phoenix Suns officially eliminating the Los Angeles Lakers from the postseason. The game was never really in doubt as Devin Booker lit up the Lakers in the first quarter (again). What's more, Anthony Davis was only able to play 5 minutes before re-aggravating his groin injury, which begs the question: Should he even have been playing? Looking ahead, it's painfully obvious that the Lakers will need an infusion of talent this summer to go alongside the aging LeBron James and injury-prone Davis if they expect to continue competing for titles. Do they have the assets to make a run at Bradley Beal? Could Damian Lillard try to force his way down to La La Land? Either way, it should be a very interesting summer for Los Angeles. Later, former NBA veteran and NBA champion coach Damon Jones swings by to discuss what it was like playing alongside a young LeBron, how impressed he was by LeBron's legendary 25 straight point performance against the Detroit Pistons during the 2007 NBA Playoffs, why he believes that Kawhi Leonard - not Luka Doncic - has been the best player in the Dallas Mavericks vs. Los Angeles Clippers series, why he thinks Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue doesn't get enough credit for being a great coach, why it's so difficult to evaluate coaches who don't have talented rosters, and much more!

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Click here to subscribe directly to the Lights Out with Shawne Merriman podcast! So, what is Olympic Gold Medalist Gabby Douglas up to now? Shawne And Gabby have a great conversation about her life off the mat. How she's turned down Dancing With The Stars but said yes, to the Masked Dancer (which she won). Gabby gives her opinion on what Olympians may be going through as the Summer Games were pushed back another year. And, what is Gabby doing to help future gymnasts?

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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off in a somber mood following Anthony Davis' groin injury in Game 3. The Los Angeles Lakers cannot beat the Phoenix Suns in a series without AD. Point blank, period. LeBron James has been historically great with his back against the wall but the rest of the roster leads a lot to be desired. Dennis Schroder, Andre Drummond and Alex Caruso are fine when they're playing next to LeBron and AD. But when the big guns are off the floor they turn into pumpkins. The Lakers better hope that AD's injury isn't as bad as we initially thought. Later, shares his thoughts on the Boston Celtics fan who threw a bottle at Kyrie Irving on his way off the floor. It was disgusting and embarrassing. In many ways, it was a microcosm of what we see on social media these days. A few bad apples - who don't have the heart to say anything to your face - do something stupid and end up ruining things for everyone else. This recent string of fans behaving badly has almost overshadowed the actual play on the court - which has been fantastic from the Brooklyn side. Kyrie, Kevin Durant and James Harden look as good as advertised, and it should make Nets-Bucks in round 2 must-see TV. Finally, the Los Angeles Clippers rolled in Game 4 against the Dallas Mavericks and suddenly seem to be in control of the series. The Clips looked like they were ready to fold early Game 3 on Friday night but came roaring back to win, and they were able to carry that momentum into Sunday. Kawhi Leonard has been unstoppable, Paul George looks great and Luka Doncic is playing hurt. Somewhere, Clipper Darrell is smiling.

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Chris and Arnie react as a fan is finally arrested for throwing a bottle of water at Kyrie Irving after the Nets win in Boston. Lakers Insider Eric Pincus weighs in on that and Anthony Davis exiting with a strained groin. Julius Randle seems to get more hate than anyone in his first ever playoff series. Todd Fuhrman has the latest from the NHL Playoffs. Luka Doncic will continue to play hurt against the Clippers who even the series. Guests include NBA Writer Eric Pincus, Vegas Insider Todd Fuhrman and Indy 500 Winner Hélio Castroneves!

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Jonas and Brady are down on the Lakers now that Anthony Davis goes down once again with injury. Falcons lose leverage in trade talks thanks to Shannon Sharpe while the phone still rings off the hook. Oklahoma's AD takes issue with FOX exercising the right to have the Oklahoma-Nebraska game at 11am local time. Brady thinks he knows the real issue with Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay. All that and much more including Live Bet Jesus, Headline or Lie and Over/Under's.

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