Craig opens the show with reaction to the breaking news of the day: the New York Knicks have fired head coach Tom Thibodeau following their loss to the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals. Despite a 51-win season, the front office has decided to move in a new direction. Craig discusses what led to the decision, Thibodeau’s legacy in New York, and what could be next for the Knicks.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - NBA Finals Matchup is Set, What Now for the Knicks + Latest on Capital One Arena

39:58 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Take Command, Around the NFL + Storytime

1:22:38 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Josh Harris Talks Return to DC, Spirit HC Midseason Exit, Weekend in Review + Real Things

Hour 3

1:12 - Josh Harris Wants the Commanders Back in D.C. – Here’s Why

14:42 - Washington Spirit Head Coach to Exit Midseason, Assistant Coach Promoted

22:43 - Weekend in Review

33:01 - Real Things: Bo Jackson

Craig reacts to Commanders owner Josh Harris’ comments on The Deal podcast with Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly, where Harris explains why he believes it’s crucial to bring the team back to Washington, D.C. From his childhood memories at RFK Stadium to his plans for unifying the fan base and reviving the team’s identity, Craig breaks down the significance of Harris’ vision and what it means for the future of the franchise.

Hour 2

1:12 - Take Command: Mailbag Question on Brian Robinson

23:07 - Around the NFL: Ragnow Retires, Diggs Present at OTAs

35:53 - Storytime: Anthony Tells Us About Winning His First League Championship

Craig and Anthony dive into some of the biggest NFL headlines of the day. They react to the surprising retirement of Lions All-Pro center Frank Ragnow and discuss what his departure means for Detroit’s offensive line and playoff hopes. They also give veteran cornerback Ron Darby his flowers after he officially retired following a solid 10-year NFL career. Plus, the guys talk Stefon Diggs showing up to Patriots OTAs—what his presence says after a viral boat video had everyone talking.

Hour 1

1:12 - Pacers Punch Finals Ticket – Thunder vs. Indiana Set for NBA Finals

10:26 - Knicks Post-Mortem: What’s Next After ECF Exit?

20:23 - Capital One Arena: What’s Next? Jim Van Stone Joins the Show

Craig welcomes Jim Van Stone, President of Business Operations at Monumental Sports, to discuss the latest on the renovation and fan experience plans at Capital One Arena. Van Stone shares exclusive updates on what fans can expect from the ongoing construction, how the changes will enhance game day atmosphere, and Monumental’s vision for modernizing the arena. From new premium seating to improved concourses and technology upgrades, get a sneak peek into the future of attending games and events at Capital One.

Craig and Anthony break down the end of the New York Knicks’ season after their Game 6 loss to the Indiana Pacers. It’s time for a full post-mortem: Is Tom Thibodeau still the right coach to take this team to the next level? Should the Knicks stay the course, blow it up, or swing big and go all-in on a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo? The guys dissect the roster, front office philosophy, and what comes next for a Knicks team that just couldn’t get over the hump.

Craig and Anthony open the show reacting to the Indiana Pacers clinching their spot in the NBA Finals with a Game 6 win over the New York Knicks. They discuss how the Pacers pulled it off, what went wrong for the Knicks, and preview what should be a thrilling Finals matchup between Indiana and the Oklahoma City Thunder. Can the Pacers’ balanced attack and postseason grit match the Thunder’s youth, defense, and star power?