Not For Nothin'

Shout-out to our man Bob Seger for rocking Spotify. Then they get into independence day, and what's all the hoopla, or lack there of surrounding it. They even throw in a few good conspiracies theories for the heck of it. They talk ad nauseam about the Knicks and NBA off-season, then finish off the show, as always, by bashing baseball. And for some reason Chris comes to the defense of Chris Christie, name sake I guess.

Shout-out to our man Bob Seger for rocking Spotify. Then they get into independence day, and what's all the hoopla, or lack there of surrounding it. They even throw in a few good conspiracies theories for the heck of it. They talk ad nauseam about the Knicks and NBA off-season, then finish off the show, as always, by bashing baseball. And for some reason Chris comes to the defense of Chris Christie, name sake I guess.

As Kris is off celebrationg the 4th with sparklers, Chris does a show with his Knicks-aholic friend Mike Davey. What perfect timing with the eternal hope that springs anew, Phil Jackson being fired. But first they do what they do best, talk about weddings and jazz… wait what (1:33)? They reluctantly get around to talking Knicks, which takes a while (13:51). They work their way to other NBA offseason talk (38:42). Then they wrap up their talk with baseball because it’s slow this time of year ( 42:29). There’s actually more, but these chuckleheads forgot their time limit and got cut off.

it's all NBA Draft talk, again and the upcoming off-season. Talk about beating a dead horse. (OO:40). Then they move onto the Big3 League, hey look more basketball talk (45:55). They reminisce about Morgana the kissing bandit and how she'd fit into todays society (50:30). And finally they get to the good stuff... more baseball hating. Astros v Rockies World Series, our lock of the summer (53:50).

it's all NBA Draft talk, again and the upcoming off-season. Talk about beating a dead horse. (OO:40). Then they move onto the Big3 League, hey look more basketball talk (45:55). They reminisce about Morgana the kissing bandit and how she'd fit into todays society (50:30). And finally they get to the good stuff... more baseball hating. Astros v Rockies World Series, our lock of the summer (53:50).

K-Kris starts off the show by himself and is juiced for the NBA Draft, but his monologue doesn't last long, because C-Chris shows up soon enough and who knows where the show goes from here (4:38). They move on to super teams and why players don't want to admit they are on one (24:30). Seattle best chance for a new team (38:16), then finish off the show talking Sixers bandwagon and making the playoffs.

K-Kris starts off the show by himself and is juiced for the NBA Draft, but his monologue doesn't last long, because C-Chris shows up soon enough and who knows where the show goes from here (4:38). They move on to super teams and why players don't want to admit they are on one (24:30). Seattle best chance for a new team (38:16), then finish off the show talking Sixers bandwagon and making the playoffs.

C & K start talking DC Sports, why (1:01)? Chris's mom, makes the guarantee of the week - Warriors win Game 5 and the series, while Chris tries get out of his Steak bet, which he lost (5:48). Then doubles down with a bottle of wine on who wins game 5. This leads to the best steak they ever had (13:13). They talk a little football, Sebastian Telfair being a bad boy, and bad sneaker collections and end with the FVCC scandal. The last 10 minutes is the best part of this episode.

C & K start talking DC Sports, why (1:01)? Chris's mom, makes the guarantee of the week - Warriors win Game 5 and the series, while Chris tries get out of his Steak bet, which he lost (5:48). Then doubles down with a bottle of wine on who wins game 5. This leads to the best steak they ever had (13:13). They talk a little football, Sebastian Telfair being a bad boy, and bad sneaker collections and end with the FVCC scandal. The last 10 minutes is the best part of this episode.

Kris goes solo again, like a lonely housewife. So he talks to himself about Colin Kaepernick (these guys just can't let it go), again (2:48). Then he solo riffs on the NBA Finals (21:11). Out of desperation he moves on to boring old baseball to finish off the show (47:00). And Steven Soderbergh does not show up for the show.