The NBA Finals ended as we all predicted they would. And now we can look forward to where a slew of NBA superstars will end up playing next season, as free agency season begins.

It's been a while but Brian's back talking NBA Finals. The Cavs played as well as they could have hoped and got 51 points from LeBron -- and still lost by 10. What can the Cavs possibly do now? How do these playoffs impact LeBron's looming offseason decision? Brian also looks ahead to Game 2 and what we can expect from both teams. Is this a series now? We wrap up by discussing the big non-Finals story of the week -- burner Twitter accounts.

We've got two Game 6s (will we have two Game 7s?) in the Conference Finals. The Celtics have put LeBron on his heels. Can LeBron get help and push this series back to the TD Garden? And hey, the Rockets play defense -- who knew? Oh, and the Warriors look like a middle school basketball team in the final 2 minutes of close games.

The Rockets played outstanding in Game 2. Is that sustainable for the rest of the series? Kevin Durant got the LeBron treatment from his teammates in Game 2 . What's up with Steph Curry's ankle? Is Klay Thompson going to make a shot? What happens when this series goes to Oracle? In the East, Cleveland has LeBron, that's all. What must LBJ do to extend the Cavs' season? Al Horford is the MVP of the playoffs and the heartbeat of the Celtics team. What will Brad Stevens have in store for LeBron in Game 3?

The Eastern Conference Finals are ready to tip so Brian breaks down the keys to this series. How does LeBron get this Cavs team back to the Finals? What can Brad Stevens and the Celtics do to prevent LBJ from getting to his 8th straight NBA Finals? Brian briefly recaps the keys to the Western Conference Finals between Houston and Golden State, and also clues listeners in to some slight programming changes with the podcast.

It's mid-May and the NBA has finally sorted itself out. We've got just what we thought we'd have. Boston took down Philly -- Brad Stevens is a genius; and now we get Cavs - Celtics, after LeBron ripped the Raptors' hearts out. Out West, of course, it's Rockets - Warriors because why wouldn't it be? What are the keys to that series and will it be as competitive as everyone thinks?

Champ graces us with his presence (maybe) after a weekend off. The guys go through and identify the good things that came out of the NFL Draft while also looking at the "not so good" things. And then they talk about the moves that left them confused. Champ and Brian spend some time having fun with the latest team-by-team win total projections put out by Vegas. And we wrap up the show with a "Dads Only".

The Raptors have nightmares about LeBron. Can they get past that? The Celtics don't look like they know Kyrie and Hayward are not in the lineup, and the Sixers need to run their offense through Ben Simmons. The Warriors look like the Warriors. And the Jazz won a game playing the Rockets style? Then Brian asks some glaring questions with regard to the future of some of this year's playoff teams. We wrap up with a "King of the World" segment and a new one -- "Shaq on Life".

It's the weekend podcast and Champ didn't show up for work. So Brian goes it alone and previews the upcoming Game 7s in the NBA. We also break down what the future holds for the Thunder; how the Jazz might be changing the focus of the NBA; and how the Sixers have exploded as the favorites to get to the Finals. Brian also dives into some of the storylines to come from the first round of the NFL Draft.

Champ and Brian live podcast during the NFL Draft. You get gut reactions from our hosts as picks happen. They discuss potential landing spots for players and reflect on winners and losers of Round 1.