In The Loop

Figgy admits he was more upset than expected after Game 4.

ITL debates whether the Astros manager deserves criticism after Houston's latest defeat.

ITL reacts to the latest headlines and discusses some intriguing MVP candidates.

ITL shares the moments that changed how fans viewed certain athletes forever.

After hearing from Tae Ersery, ITL discusses whether less can be more on offense.

ITL breaks down Game 4 between the Knicks and Spurs and debates what fans will remember most from an instant classic.

ITL reacts to comments from Dalton Schultz after the Texans tight end spoke to the media and discussed what he's seeing from C. J. Stroud, the offense, and Houston's loaded tight end room. The guys debate what Schultz's comments reveal about Stroud's development and whether the Houston Texans may have one of the deepest groups at the position in the NFL. The focus then shifts to the Houston Astros and a question that has frequently been asked about the Rockets: what exactly is this team's identity? ITL discusses what defines the Astros right now, whether they have a clear personality, and what kind of baseball they need to play if they're going to make a serious push. The guys and listeners also weigh in on the QOTD: What's the worst fan base you've ever crossed paths with? Around The NFL features the latest headlines from across the league before the focus shifts back to Texans minicamp and comments from Derek Stingley Jr., with ITL debating whether some of the messaging coming out of camp is more smoke than substance. The hour wraps with What’s Popping and the biggest stories from sports and entertainment. Later, ITL reacts to what Azeez Al-Shaair had to say following mandatory minicamp and discusses the mentality and leadership of Houston's defense heading into training camp. Lunch-Time Confessions features a confession from Lopez involving Joey McGuire before Judge John Lopez returns to rule on the latest sports grievances and controversies. The show wraps up with a discussion based on a piece from Nate Tice of Yahoo examining some of the biggest trends shaping the NFL and whether the Texans are equipped to handle them. Figgy’s Mixtape celebrates National Iced Tea Day and debates whether it's "iced tea" or "ice tea," while also diving into viral stories, including a seven-year-old girl flipping off an elderly man after being called rude and more bizarre happenings from around the internet.

ITL reacts to comments from Dalton Schultz after the Texans tight end spoke to the media and discussed what he's seeing from C. J. Stroud, the offense, and Houston's loaded tight end room. The guys debate what Schultz's comments reveal about Stroud's development and whether the Texans may have one of the deepest groups at the position in the NFL. Then the focus shifts to the Houston Astros and a question that has frequently been asked about the Rockets: what exactly is this team's identity? ITL discusses what defines the Astros right now, whether they have a clear personality, and what kind of baseball they need to play if they're going to make a serious push. The hour wraps with today's QOTD: What's the worst fan base you've ever crossed paths with?

ITL goes Around The NFL with the latest headlines and developments from across the league, discussing the biggest stories as teams continue through minicamp season. The focus then shifts to the Houston Texans after cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. met with the media. ITL discusses whether some of the messaging coming out of Texans camp could be more smoke than substance, debating whether Houston is intentionally keeping certain things under wraps or if fans are reading too much into offseason comments. The guys break down what Stingley had to say and whether the Texans may be trying to manage expectations or hide their true plans. The hour wraps with What’s Popping, highlighting the biggest and most entertaining stories across sports and entertainment.

ITL reacts to what Azeez Al-Shaair had to say after meeting with the media following Texans mandatory minicamp. The guys discuss the linebacker’s comments, what they reveal about the mentality of the defense, and how important Al-Shaair's leadership could be for a unit with championship aspirations. ITL debates what stood out most from his media session and what Texans fans should take away as the team inches closer to training camp. Then in Lunch-Time Confessions, Lopez reveals a confession involving Joey McGuire, leading to another round of unexpected admissions and stories. The hour wraps up with Judge John Lopez returning to the bench to rule on the latest sports debates, controversies, and grievances.