Bill kicked off hour two by breaking down Thunder-Timberwolves Game 1 with NBA on TNT's Jared Greenberg before diving into Buy or Sell. Bill ends the show by reacting to the breaking news that the "Tush Push" ban proposal getting rejected.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if he has a problem with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's foul hunting, if Michael Malone took intentional shots at the Nuggets, if the Eagles should be wary of the Cowboys, if Caitlin Clark will go down as the greatest WNBA player ever, if USC is right in wanting to cancel their rivalry game with Notre Dame, if Giannis should want to go to the Nets, if Bengals ownership will prevent Joe Burrow from winning a Super Bowl and if Ashton Jeanty overpaid to get his No. 2.

Jared Greenberg joined Bill to discuss his biggest takeaways from the Thunder-Timberwolves Game 1, what Minnesota needs to improve on heading into Game 2, if Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is foul hunting too much and preview Pacers-Knicks.

In this week's Start/Bench/Cut, Bill answers which No. 2 option he trusts the most in the NBA postseason, the best commissioners in sports, the next rule to change, the greatest college football rivalries, the toughest NFL stadiums to play in and the best sports power couples.

Bill opened the show by discussing what the Timberwolves need to improve in order to turn this series around before berating Hickey for a tweet he had regarding the "Tush Push." Bill then highlights Caitlin Clark making history on Tuesday night before ending the hour with, "Start/Bench/Cut."

Bill opened the second hour of the show by discussing if Juan Soto should be criticized for his lack of hustle with World Series winner Rob Dibble before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill thinking of a new segment for the show.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if Nick Sirianni is a top 5 head coach in the NFL, if Tyrese Haliburton is a good guy, if he's excited to watch NFL players participate in flag football at the Olympics, if David Stern rigged the lottery so Shaq could go to Orlando and if he could return a serve from a professional tennis player.

Former Reds pitcher Rob Dibble joined Bill to discuss if he's concerned with Juan Soto's slow start, Aaron Judge's chase for .400 and why Ted Williams got screwed out of the 1941 MVP award.

Bill opened the show by discussing the opportunity that Anthony Edwards, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Brunson and Tyrese Haliburton have in front of them to become the face of the NBA before explaining how Bill Belichick has become a Kardashian. The hour ends with Bill reacting to a report that massive changes could be coming to the leadership and governance of college athletics.

Bill opened hour two by reacting to all of the NBA playoff storylines with USA Today's Jeff Zillgitt before diving into Buy or Sell. The hour ends with Bill discussing if the 49ers made the right move in extending Brock Purdy and re-tells a story about how he played in a baseball game with a broken wrist and broken toes.