Steiny and Guru

Steiny and Evan discuss factors that have made the Finals so one sided this year.

Steiny and Evan compare this years Celtics to some of the best franchises in NBA history.

Steiny and Evan discuss whether they think Joey Chestnut should be allowed to compete on the 4th of July.

Steiny and Evan debate how much the Giants are actually resonating with its own fanbase. 

Steiny and Evan discuss Klay Thompsons future in Golden State. 

Steiny and Evan (filling in for Guru) discuss the passing of the late and great Jerry West who passed away at 86 and how IMPACTFUL he was to the game of basketball. Steiny argues that he's the greatest basketball mind he's ever known and Evan compares him to something mythical. Bob Myers also joins the show and shares his memories of Jerry, not just as an executive but as a person and how kind he was to him even when Bob was an agent. 

Steiny and Evan (filling in for Guru) remember Lakers legend and Hall of Famer, Jerry West. They share their thoughts on what Jerry West meant to them and how generationally known he was for many NBA fans. Callers also weigh in giving their stories and thoughts honoring Jerry West. 

Steiny and Evan (filling in for Guru) reflect more on Jerry West and what he meant not just to themselves, but to the NBA. Steiny asks what sport's heaven is for him and Evan counters what hell could be like. Also, we replay Michael Cooper's interview from the Morning Roast and how special Jerry West was to him and what he brought to the table as an executive for the Lakers. 

Bob Myers joins Steiny and Evan reflecting on Jerry West and how much Jerry meant to him not just working for him , but how much Jerry cared about people no matter who they were or how small their title was. 

Steiny and Evan replay their interview with former President of Operations for Golden State, Bob Myers and how much Jerry meant to him not just as an executive, but as a human being. The guys reflect how much Jerry brought to the sport of basketball in many different facets and how he's someone who will never be forgotten.