After a long summer break, Ben Ladner and Murphy Wheeler return to the Long Two to go through the news of the summer and discuss how the biggest events might affect the league.

WEST COAST REACTION. The Summertime Series continues! In this edition of The Maxwell Glenn Report, I talk on the phone with three different NBA fans from different parts of the country and hear their reactions to the NBA Offseason. In part three of three, I discuss the changing landscape of the NBA with Max from Seattle. Specifically, we examine the Spurs, the Warriors, the Lakers, and the Trail Blazers.

MIDWEST REACTION. The Summertime Series continues! In this edition of The Maxwell Glenn Report, I talk on the phone with three different NBA fans from different parts of the country and hear their reactions to the NBA Offseason. In part two of three, I talk with Jake from Chicago about the Lakers, the Warriors, and Jimmy Butler.

EAST COAST REACTION. The Summertime Series continues! In this edition of The Maxwell Glenn Report, I talk on the phone with three different NBA fans from different parts of the country and hear their reactions to the NBA Offseason. In part one of three, I talk with David from New Jersey about LeBron James, DeMarcus Cousins, and Carmelo Anthony.

It's race week in Sonoma! I am joined by my grandfather Ken, a vintage race car driver, and we break down the mechanics of Sonoma Raceway. I also have my picks for the Toyota/Save Mart 350. Prepare for the weekend with a quick Maxwell Glenn Report Podcast, part two of the Summertime Series.

In the pilot of The Maxwell Glenn Report and part one of the Summertime Series, I sit down with my friend Kenny and talk about the 2018 NBA Finals. We take a look at Games 1 and 2 between the Warriors and Cavaliers. We also pick the next up and coming young NBA team.

As discussion surrounding concussions and CTE in relation to football continue to arise, Taylor Lehman discussed the nationwide impact of concussions with The Ringer's Editor-at-Large Bryan Curtis and Boston University CTE Center research assistant Bobby Abdolmohammadi, as well as the local impact with Bloomington South head football coach Mo Moriarity, IU Health athletic trainer Brett Lattire and Bloomington North athletic director Andrew Hodson.

Dylan Wallace and Lauralys Shallow discuss the entire IU women's tennis campaign as the team's season came to end last Thursday after losing in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament to Michigan State.

The first round of the playoffs is nearly over, Tommy and Geoffrey take a look at the four series that have wrapped up, before seeing if any of their predictions for the four series entering Game 6 have changed. Is there a new hottest team? Is there a new Finals favorite in the East? Do the Warriors need Stephen Curry to beat the Pelicans?

On today’s episode of the Drop Step Trio’s podcast, the group joined together for their final podcast of the series and switched up from traditional NBA playoff talk. They started off with some off-court antics that have been transpiring all across the NBA. Starting with the Lakers youngins in Kyle Kuzma and Lonzo Ball having some fun on Twitter; Kuzma daring Ball to drop a mixtape before hip-hop legend Nas drops his album. A potential YouTube channel of the two could possibly be on the way. Questions that need answers: Is the playful nature of the future of the Lakers going to cause problems for them once the season starts? Listen to find out. The trio then moved on to discuss the LeBron vs Lance saga, then KD’s fingers causing trouble again, but not on the court. Alexis, Max and De’Ja debated about who had the more impressive night between Russell Westbrook and LeBron James who both went off for 40+ points, leading their teams to much needed wins. The group wrapped up their final podcast with some talk about the future of the Spurs, Warriors vs Pelicans and the Washington Wizards who are shockingly still hanging in there against the Toronto Raptors.