LeBron will always get more hate than other all-time greats in the sports world and JR isn't about it. This Day in Sports History.

The list of possible NBA faces is small, is Ant on that list? Chris Hine of the Minneapolis Star Tribune joins the show. MLB is investing in a professional women's softball league.

Knicks facing elimination at MSG as JR previews Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The Panthers are headed to the Stanley Cup Final for a 3rd straight year. Steve McGehee of News 9 in Oklahoma City joins the show.

The Thunder are built to be good for a very long time. Anthony Edwards will be great but what about the team around him? QB situations at OTAs.

JR talks about the Thunder's domination of the Timberwolves in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals, speaks with callers about who they think should have made JR's top-6 list of clutchest NBA players ever, and reviews what happened today in sports history.

5 seconds on the clock. You're down one. You can pick anyone in NBA history... Who's taking that last shot? JR gives you his weekly top-six list, this time featuring the six CLUTCHEST performers that ever played NBA basketball.

In the second hour of the show, JR previews Game 5 between the OKC Thunder and the Minnesota T-Wolves, talks about which players in the NFL are holding out until they get new contracts, and the one player who still doesn't have a contract - because he doesn't want to?

JR opens Wednesday's show by analyzing Tyrese Haliburton's performance in Game 4 against the Knicks, breaks down comments from Art Rooney, Mike Tomlin, and Terry Bradshaw about Aaron Rodgers, and reacts to Caleb Williams' claim that he always wanted to go to Chicago.

JR runs through the list of NFL players that didn't show up to work after Memorial Day Weekend, the cover athletes of College Football 25

JR talks about Flag Football being part of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, the noise around Jalen Ramsey and whether or not his latest tweet is a sign that he's on his way out of Miami, and finishes previewing Knicks-Pacers.