Del and Sean talk NBA Draft, Ace Bailey not reporting to Utah, Astro all-time greats, St. Louis Cardinals announcer fail and more. 

Del and Sean discuss Kevin Durant future plans, Cam Whitmore being offered in trade talks, Toronto Raptors part ways with president Masai Ujiri plus Michael gives a MEGAN 2.0 review and what to watch recommendations.

Raheel's back and we're covering everything from the heartbreaking end to the NBA Finals to the $70 fajitas that have Houston talking. We also get into the Galleria's decline and rising concerns over inmate deaths in local jails. It's sports, culture and real talk- Houston Style. 

Who's really running Houston sports right now- The rebuilding Rockets, the battle-tested Astros, or the surging Texans? We discuss the Texans' new offensive tweaks and ask if the scheme shift can power a good season. Plus we break down the buzz around The Draft and the loud reactions to mistaking Brooklyn for New York. 

While giving predictions on the Rockets potentially resigning VanVleet this offseason, Shams drops the news of his return! Who have been the most underrated WRs over the past few years? Is man coverage more impressive and interesting than zone across multiple sports? And who takes over for Woj during this years NBA Draft?

What jersey do you regret buying the most? Astros defeat Phillies in what Del claims is almost an ideal game. Who deserves to be on the list of potential Heisman winners? And how close are the Astros to extending Jeremy Pena?

Jeremy Pena has switched representation- is this the first step towards a long-term extension with the Astros, or is he setting up for something bigger down the road? We break down what it could mean for Houston's future. Plus, the Astros are hit with yet another bizarre injury- we dig into the latest "freak accident" and what it means for the team's momentum. 

Is it time for another Thunder reunion? We debate whether Rockets should bring in a OKC reunion with Kevin Durant's trade and what James Harden's rumored return to Houston could mean for the Rockets' future.