Hour 2 

1:12 - Not My Beat: Coaching Philosophy and NBA Playoffs Analysis with David Aldridge 

27:43 - Timberwolves Take Commanding Lead, Nuggets' Jamal Murray Faces Suspension Debate

38:41 - Knicks Survive Another Crazy Ending

Craig breaks down the stunning 2-0 lead the Minnesota Timberwolves have taken against the defending champions, the Denver Nuggets, in the Western Conference Semifinals. Additionally, Craig discusses the controversy surrounding Nuggets' player Jamal Murray, who threw a heating pad and towel at a referee during Game 2. Craig weighs in on whether Murray should face a suspension for his actions, offering his opinion on the matter. 

Craig engages in a compelling conversation with David Aldridge from The Athletic about the coaching vacancy in Washington and the ongoing NBA playoffs. They explore the pros and cons of hiring a retread head coach versus an up-and-coming assistant for the Wizards, with Aldridge advocating for the latter to prioritize player development. They also delve into the surprising success of the Minnesota Timberwolves against the Denver Nuggets in the playoffs.

Hour 1 

1:12 - Debating Jayden Daniels' Chances for Offensive Rookie of the Year

12:12 - Predicting NFL Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year Winners

23:59 - NBA vs. NFL: Which Sport is Easier to Transition Into?

37:12 - WNBA in Talks to Begin Charter Flights for All Teams

Craig and Anthony delve into the debate sparked by former NBA player Austin Rivers' comments on the Pat McAfee Show. They explore whether it's easier for NBA players to transition to the NFL or for NFL players to switch to the NBA. Drawing on their knowledge of both sports, they analyze the physical demands, skill sets, and unique challenges of each game to determine which sport offers a more manageable transition for athletes from the other league

Craig and Anthony dive into the potential for Jayden Daniels to secure the Offensive Rookie of the Year title. With his impressive skill set and the opportunity to lead the Commanders' offense, they weigh the factors that could contribute to his success in his rookie season. Join the discussion as they analyze his strengths, the team's offensive strategy, and the competition he faces from other standout rookies across the league.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - NBA Playoffs First Round Concluded + Wizards Head Coaching Search

45:11 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Not My Beat + Craig Goes OFF on Trolls

1:32:38 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Missed Opportunity for WNBA, Craig's 1st Half-Marathon, NBA Playoffs + Tom Brady Roast

Hour 3

1:12 - WNBA Preseason TV Coverage: Missed Opportunity?

12:29 - Craig's First Half Marathon: A Runner's Journey

23:52 - Knicks-Pacers and Nuggets-Timberwolves NBA Playoffs Preview

32:06 - Real Things: Tom Brady Roast

Join Craig as he reflects on his experience running his first half marathon. From the exhilarating start line to the grueling miles and the triumphant finish, Craig shares the highs and lows of his journey. Hear about the training regimen, mental preparation, and unexpected challenges he faced along the way.

Craig delves into the WNBA's limited preseason telecasts over the weekend, highlighting the missed opportunity for broader exposure. Despite Angel Reese's preseason debut drawing over 1 million fans on social media, Craig critiques the league's failure to capitalize on potential viewership through more comprehensive coverage. Join the discussion on the importance of expanding preseason telecasts for greater fan engagement and growth of the women's basketball audience.