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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a quick discussion on some college basketball scuttlebutt he heard on Tuesday night. Rumor has it that Duke's Mike Krzyzewski will be retiring later this week. If this comes to fruition, the College Basketball Bluebloods transition that Jason predicted back in March will have been proven to be true. Later, Producer Rob G joins the show to explain why he believes that Russell Westbrook's triple-double record - and 4 seasons averaging a trip-dub - is more impressive than anything Steph Curry has accomplished on the floor. Needless to say, the guys had a healthy debate about it. It's one thing for a guy like Oscar Robertson to say that Westbrook breaking the record should make him the MVP favorite (which the guys agree is blasphemous), but it's something entirely to say that Russ' accumulation of stats is somehow more impressive that Steph's 2 MVPs and 3 championship. All the same, the guys were able to discuss Westbrook's place in history from a handful of angles, including: Are we taking Westbrook's greatness for granted? Are triple-doubles as a stat even that impressive? Are we sure that Luka Doncic or Nikola Jokic won't break Russ' record in a few years anyway? How much has the uptempo style of play in today's game diminished the value of triple-doubles? Trust us, you won't want to miss this one.

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On today's episode, Jason and Producer Rob G do a deep dive into the state of the Los Angeles Clippers on the heels of their loss to the New York Knicks. With LeBron James and Anthony Davis banged up, many pundits have pegged the Clippers as the favorites to represent the Western Conference in the NBA Finals. However, after what we saw from Paul George and Kawhi Leonard on Sunday, do you really think you can trust them on the big stage? Both players have a history of folding in clutch situations. 'Playoff P' hasn't been great in the playoffs in years, and Kawhi's postseason reputation has been fluffed up thanks in large part to him beating an injury-ravaged Golden State Warriors squad in the 2019 NBA Finals. Jason even went so far as to say that he's rooting for the Clippers to lose, which sounds bad on its face until Rob G notes that the Clips aren't historically relevant enough for anyone to actually root against. Damn. Later, the guys discuss a hypothetical Paul George-for-Damian Lillard trade that could take place this summer. Both expect the Clippers and Trail Blazers to flame out of the playoffs rather early, so it could make sense for Portland and Los Angeles to try and shake things up in the offseason. The Blazers could look to appease Lillard and send him somewhere with a better chance at winning a championship, and with Kawhi's free agency looming the Clippers could look to pair him with a more explosive player who has better leadership skills than PG. Not saying this All-Star swap is definitely going to happen, but it does, remember where you heard it first.

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Chris and Arnie debate whether or not the Lakers are tough enough to get it together before the playoffs after they beat the Suns. They try to figure out why the rating are down big time for the NBA. They look ahead to the NFL schedule release and it seems more and more likely that Aaron Rodgers has played his last game for the Packers. Guests include Vegas Insider Todd Fuhrman and NFL Writer Jason Hirschhorn.

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Jonas and Brady give their official stance for Mother's Day! A racehorse on the gas steals the headlines for the day. Brady defends Aaron Rodgers being frustrated with the Packers front office. The NFLPA got exposed for bad leadership when Broncos OT Ja'Wuan James got hurt in an off-site workout. A look ahead to the NFL Schedule release and why Notre Dame is the new villain in college football. All that and more including Live Bet Jesus, Headline or Lie and Over/Under's.

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Bernie Fratto and Ryan Hollins discuss the NBA Play-In Tournament and break down the advantages and disadvantages of including it in the postseason. The guys dissect the Lakers struggles and explain why the Clippers have a shot to dethrone the defending champs in the West. Is David Griffin justified in blaming officiating for Zion Williamson's injury. The guys look at the Brooklyn Nets' pursuit of the NBA title. FSR NFL Insider Adam Caplan joins the guys to discuss the drama between Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. Plus, the guys explore the new rookie quarterbacks across the league and explain why Cam Newton may not lose his job to Mac Jones as quickly as people may expect.

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Steve Hartman and Rich Ohrnberger cover the biggest topics in sports of the weekend. The guys discuss Aaron Rodgers and look at what will happen to the Packers, regardless of where Rodgers plays in 2021. What quarterbacks would you trade for Aaron Rodgers right now? The guys discuss the state of baseball after an abysmal first month of the season on offense. FSR MLB Insider Jon Paul Morosi joins the guys to look at the state of the game and discuss the Angels releasing Albert Pujols. The guys talk about the struggles of the Lakers and explore the ever-growing legalization of sports betting, explaining why multiple franchises may leave for Vegas over the next decade.

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Mike Harmon and LaVar Arrington! Mike and LaVar discuss the Lakers playoff path and what LeBron James missing from the bench the past two games really means. The guys talk about the latest with the Pittsburgh Steelers and why this is an important year for quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. The guys react to Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit failing a post-race drug test and what it could mean for bettors. Mike and LaVar share their thoughts on Tom Brady telling NFLPA members to stand their ground when it comes to off-season workouts. Plus, the guys breakdown people coming out and hyping up Packers quarterback Jordan Love.

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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Andy Furman and Brian Noe! Andy and Brian share their thoughts on Russell Westbrook tying Oscar Robertson for the most triple doubles in NBA history. The guys discuss how long Jimmy G will be with the 49ers. Andy and Brian talk about the Aaron Rodgers saga, what they think could happen, if people should feel bad for Jordan Love and how Mark Murphy will set a precedent if he they decide to fire their general manager in favor of their quarterback. Plus, the guys react to the news of the Chicago Bears possibly moving to the suburbs.

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Jason Martin reacts to Russell Westbrook tying Oscar Robertson’s triple double record, whether or not Zion Williamson needs to be officiated differently after the Pelicans star will miss the rest of the season due to injury, Jason looks at the odd “source” for the Aaron Rodgers rumors and tries to figure out where the QB ends up, and Zach Wilson has some interesting comments as the newly minted starting QB of the New York Jets!

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Bernie Fratto is in for your weekend edition of Straight Outta Vegas and he’s telling you if the Brooklyn Nets can really win the title! What’s going on with Aaron Rodgers & Deshaun Watson, and Mackenzie Rivers joins Bernie to break down the merits of the NBA play-in games!

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