In hour one, the Heat get absolutely rocked in Game 5 last night. We discuss the brutal ending to the season, how we view Tyler Herro moving forward and what the direction of the organization should be this offseason. Plus, Clay Ferraro of Local 10 joins the show to discuss whether the Jimmy Butler era in Miami is coming to a close. 

Major changes could be coming this offseason for the Heat

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In hour four, the video is released from Scottie Scheffler's arrest and well ... nothing really happened. Crowder calls it the least climactic video he's ever seen. Selecting our pick for tonight's Pacers-Celtics game 2. Plus, a deep dive into why tapioca exists. 

Scottie Scheffler's arrest video is the 'least climactic video' we've seen

In hour three, we run through five impressive stats following the Cats Game 1 victory last night over the Rangers. Dak Prescott claims he's not playing football for money and Hoch and Crowder are sick of his act. Should teams take a flyer on Bronny James if it means a chance at LeBron James? Crowder has a strong take against it. Plus, Will Manso checks in live from New York.  

Crowder wouldn't trade a 1st round pick for LeBron James

In hour two, Hoch compares Sergei Bobrovsky to Matt Damon's character in Good Will Hunting. Hoch and Crowder continue to press Solana on being "sick" for the last three days. Luka Doncic adds another First Team All-NBA selection to his resume. Plus, the trailer for the new Beverly Hills Cop movie has Hoch and Crowder hyped for the return of Axel Foley. 

The Panthers won't be beat if Bobrovsky keeps playing at this level

In hour one, celebrating a quiet Madison Square Garden last night after the Cats dominated the Rangers in Game 1. Hoch and Crowder take some time to welcome back Solana and shame him for missing three days of the show. Dueling headlines between Dan Day and Solana. Plus, Randy Moller joins the show to recap the Game 1 victory last night. 

The Panthers SHUT DOWN Madison Square Garden in Game 1

Local 10 anchor and reporter, Will Manso, joins the show live from New York City as he covers the Eastern Conference Finals. Will explains how subdued the crowd was in the Garden last night thanks to the Panthers dominance throughout most of the game. Plus, how the Tkachuk trade will be viewed longterm here in South Florida. 

Major changes could be coming this offseason for the Heat

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