As the NBA and NHL playoffs continue, there are other some story lines in the NFL and MLB. Evan and Troy will take a look at the top stories in all of the major sports. LIsten in and call the show with your thoughts. W

With the NBA playoffs and NHL playoffs in full force, Evan and Troy will recap the world of sports tonight. Call the show and give us your thoughts.

Kareem Abdul-Jabber won the NBA MVP title six times. Michael Jordan hailed the MVP tropy five times. LeBron James could still add to the four MVP titles. However, none of them accomplished what Stephen Curry did this year, be a unanimous winner. Many thought Curry would secure his second straight MVP award, but not many imagined this. The bigger battle was for the MVP runner-up as Kawhi Leonard edged out LeBron James (634-631). 

Tampa Bay is resting in the NHL playoffs as they wait for the winner of the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguin series. The Capitals stole game five to cut the Penguins lead to 3-2. Tonight the Penguins attempt to reach the Eastern Conference Finals and deny Alex Ovechkin advancing from the second round. 

The Western Conference will feature two win or go home games. St. Louis and Dallas will square off with two high-powered offensive units. The Nashville Predators and San Jose Sharks are two physical teams that have played a great series, but one of them will be going home.

LeBron James is seeking a chance to play in his sixth straight NBA Finals, after the Cleveland Cavaliers swept the Atlanta Hawks. The Cavaliers are a perfect 8-0 this postseason. The San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder are tied at two games apiece. 

Tiger Woods name is surfacing. The U.S. Open is right around the corner and Woods has made plans to play in a warm-up tournament in Ohio. Listen in and call the show with your thoughts on the NBA playoffs and a possible Tiger Woods comeback.

A .393 winning percentage is certainly not something that a team enjoys. Brewer fans need to realize this could be the ceiling, in terms of winning and losing, in 2016. However, lets look at the big picture. Outside of Ryan Braun and Jonathon Lucroy, can a non Brewer fan name another starter? The answer is probably not, and there may even be Brewer fans who don't recognize names, on the roster. The Brewers average age is 27.9, which is the fourth youngest in MLB. So put a year or two of experience under the caps of these young players, while rebuilding the farm club and the future looks positive. 

The farm club suffered for a number of years, and new GM David Stearns has already tried to address the issue. According to MLB.com 2016 prospect watch, the Brewers have five youngsters in the top 100. Shortstop Orlando Arcia is the fourth rated prospect, in MLB. Brett Phillips could become a mainstay in the outfield, and is ranked as the 8th best outfielder prospect. Jorge Lopez has struggled this season going 0-2, with a 8.84 ERA and a 2.56 WHIP. However, if he can develop some consistency, a 92-95 mph fastball is something that can not be taught.

The present team may not get out of last place this season, but Stearns has a plan in place and you don't build a contender overnight. Do you want a flash in the pan run at a Division Title, or would you like to build a solid foundation that allows you to compete year in and year out to make the playoffs? The Brewers are doing it the right way so you just need to be patient Brewer fans.

Donald Trump enjoyed Cinco De Mayo with a taco bowl from the Trump Tower Grill. Then took to twitter and voiced how much he loved it. https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/728297587418247168 

Evan and Troy are not going to rant on how they feel about the taco bowl, but they will talk about the game fours happening in the NHL, and the NBA playoff series between the Miami Heat and Toronto Raptors. The St. Louis Blues and Dallas Stars are battling in a pivotal game four. The Blues lead 2-1, and a win gives them a clear advantage to the Western Conference Final. A Dallas win would give them momentum to make the series a best of three. The Nashville Predators are one of two wildcards (New York Islanders) that advanced to the second round. After being outplayed in the first two games, they responded with a big game three win. Should the Predators pull off a game four upset, it would put all the pressure on the San Jose Sharks.

The Miami Heat and Toronto Raptors will battle to the end, in their second round series. The Heat took game one and the Raptors look to even the series. Listen in and call the show with your thoughts.

Each of the four major sports; NBA, NHL, MLB, and NFL, have stories that we can discuss. Tonight is Twitter talk so we will scroll the timelines and look for the trending hashtags. If you have a topic that you want us to discuss, call the show and share your thoughts.

After the NFL Draft it is time to turn our attention to the NBA and NHL playoffs. Both leagues implement seven game series starting in round one. A long first round series may not affect a team immediately, but if the team advances, those additional minutes can add up. The NBA playoffs have followed suit except for the Portland Trailblazers. The Trailblazers were the only lower seed to advance to the second round. They dismantled the injury ridden Los Angeles Clippers in six games. The biggest series is betwen the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder. The number two and three seeds will battle for the right to play in the Western Conference Finals. 

The NHL had a glimpse of excitement, and gave fans two underdogs to route for. The Nashville Predators and New York Islanders advance as wildcard teams. The Predators jumped out to an early series lead over the Anaheim Ducks. The Ducks did not fold and forced a game seven, but fell to the fiesty Predators. The Islanders took care of the Florida Panthers in six games, and proved to the hockey world that they will not be an easy out. The Islanders took game one, but lost in OT to the Tampa Bay Lightning in game three making the series 2-1, in favor of the Lightning. The biggest draw in the NHL playoffs is the series between the Washington Capitals and the PIttsburgh Penguins. Each team has an NHL star, with Alexander Ovechkin on the Capitals and Sidney Crosby on the Penguins. Ovechkin is looking to play in a Conference Final for the first time, while Crosby yearns to hoist the Stanley Cup for a second time.

After the Super Bowl, the next event is the NFL Combine which showcases some of the top talent, in the country. They are testing for all 32 NFL teams hoping that a good showing will enhance their draft status. If a player stumbles at the combine, it could cost them draft position and money. The excitement of the 2016 NFL Draft happened before the first pick. The Los Angeles Rams wanted a franchise quarterback, so they packaged a deal that landed them the first overall pick. With that pick they selected Jared Goff, from California. The Philadelphia Eagles also wanted to make sure they got their man and traded with the Cleveland Browns to obtain the second pick. They selected Carson Wentz from North Dakota State. 

The Green Bay Packers had a number of opportunities with the 27th pick. They opted for a big body; Kenny Clark, from UCLA as their number one pick. In order to bolster depth on the offensive line, they traded up in the second round to grab Jason Spriggs from Indiana. Ted Thompson did something he does almost every draft, selected a wide receiver. Trevor Davis, of California, will join the Packers young receiving unit. Thompson did address the need at inside linebacker by selecting Blake Martinez, from Stanford, in the fourth round.

The NFL Draft is finally here. Evan and Troy recap the first round picks and talk about their favorite selections and who reached. How did your team do in the first round? Feel free to call into the show