Craig welcomes ESPN Radio’s Marc Kestecher to react to the Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominant Game 7 win over the Nuggets and preview both Conference Finals matchups. Plus, they dive into the NBA Draft Lottery—how it played out this year, and the structural problems it continues to pose for struggling teams.

Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu says it’s time for the NFL to ban the infamous "tush push" play—but Craig and Anthony aren’t convinced. They listen to Luvu’s case, discuss why it falls short, and instead propose potential modifications to the rule rather than an outright ban.

Hour 2

1:12 - Chelsea Janes on Orioles' Managerial Shake-Up

12:44 - Mike Clay's 2025 Fantasy Projections: Too High, Too Low, or Just Right?

21:54 - Caller Suggests Deebo Samuel to Over-Achieve This Season

30:26 - Caller Suggests Jayden Daniels to Over-Achieve This Season

Craig dives into ESPN's Mike Clay’s 2025 fantasy football projections and shares his thoughts on where Commanders players like Jayden Daniels, Brian Robinson, and Terry McLaurin land. Craig reacts to Clay’s surprising projection of 8.7 wins for Washington—lower than expected—and questions why Clay sees the Commanders' defense as one of the worst in the NFL.

Hour 1

1:12 - Mystics Open Season 2-0: Rookies Shine, Sykes Dominates

12:38 - WNBA Season Opening Weekend Recap

22:39 - Commanders' President Mark Clouse Discuss Team's Possible Return to RFK

30:03 - Weekend in Review

Craig and Anthony kick off the show by recapping a stellar start to the Washington Mystics’ season, as the team jumps out to a 2-0 record over WNBA’s opening weekend. They spotlight impressive early performances from rookies Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron, and heap praise on veteran Brittney Sykes, who is playing at an All-Star level, averaging 24.5 points and 6 assists through two games.

1:12 - Hoffman Show Hour 1 - Live from CareFirst Arena, Capitals Second Round Exit + Mina Kimes Talks Commanders Offense

40:20 - Hoffman Show Hour 2 - Brock Purdy Gets Paid, Mystics HC Sydney Johnson Joins the Show + Weekend Preview

1:22:01 - Hoffman Show Hour 3 - Mina Kimes on Commanders Defense, Yates on Around the Horn Finale + Real Things

Hour 3

1:12 - Take Command: Mina Kimes Talks Commanders Defense

13:03 - Clinton Yates on the End of an Era and MLB's Big Move

25:34 - Jamila Wideman Previews Mystics Season Tip-Off

35:37 - Real Things: Jayden Daniels

Craig is joined by Washington Mystics General Manager Jamila Wideman ahead of the team’s season and home opener against Atlanta. Wideman shares her excitement for the year ahead, outlines her expectations for this young and hungry roster, and discusses how she would define success for the team in her first season as GM.

Craig welcomes ESPN’s Clinton Yates for his weekly visit to reflect on the end of Around the Horn, with Clinton set to make his final appearance on the iconic show next week. They also dive into Rob Manfred and MLB’s surprising decision to remove Pete Rose and 16 other deceased individuals from the permanently ineligible list. Clinton shares his thoughts on what this means for baseball’s evolving legacy, how the sport handles morality and history, and whether Rose’s path to Cooperstown just got clearer.