It was a night of superstar scoring performances in the NBA last night, but Victor Wembanyama’s first-career 50-point performance towered above the rest. On the cool, Wemby’s three-point accuracy is hot right now, and Calvin is waving the flag on his transition-three pushback. Getting the most out of the squad, Mitch Johnson is stressing the fundamentals and looking more like the potential heir to Gregg Popovich. Also making The Docket, UFC 309 is this weekend, and Calvin wants to know why Jon “Bones” Jones is even fighting this weekend, taking on Stipe Miocic.

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The Indianapolis Colts have been a mess most of the year, and the trend remains true today. Earlier, the team said that they are going back to second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson, after previously committing to Joe Flacco the rest of the way. Yikes. Also in the AFC South, the Jacksonville Jaguars are sitting Trevor Lawrence due to injury, going with Mac Jones once again. Closing out the show, Calvin dives into the NFL midweek line report before reacting to yesterday’s College Football Playoff announcement.

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Staying with the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs shared a health update on head coach Gregg Popovich, reporting to the basketball world that the Hall of Fame leader suffered a mild stroke earlier this month. We always love interaction with the show, and a comment to the program asks if Tony Romo is a legitimate candidate for head coach if the Dallas Cowboys don’t retain Mike McCarthy. The guys discuss the chances of that happening, as well as where Romo sits at the sportsbook for odds to land the job.

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There was a lot of good basketball last night, but the matchup that took the cake was Klay Thompson’s return to The Bay. Steph Curry put that headline to bed - quite literally - controlling the evening and ensuring the Golden State Warriors held off the Dallas Mavericks. Erik Spoelstra is sure to reach the Hall of Fame, but showed last night that nobody is perfect. His coaching blunder in the final second of overtime cost his Miami Heat a gritty game against the Detroit Pistons.

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Despite sitting 11th in the standings, the San Antonio Spurs are still in the mix in the Western Conference. This observation gets the guys looking at the records across the conference, discussing which teams are having legitimate early success and which aren’t. In the standings, the New Orleans Pelicans are at the bottom, but missing some key pieces, including Zion Williamson who is out once again for two months with another injury. In college football, Kirby Smart made headlines for calling one of his players an idiot for celebrating with an opponent. Tonight a new edition of the College Football Playoff rankings drops, and Calvin predicts how things change from last week.

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The conversation on the Chicago Bears carries over to Hour 2, specifically on just how long Matt Eberlus has left in the Windy City. Finally with the NFL, ex-Jet receiver Mike Williams threw shade at Aaron Rodgers on Instagram after catching a touchdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Williams is just the latest to former teammate of Rodgers to take his shot, and A-Rod’s image as a leader that he held in Green Bay has taken a hit in New York. In the NBA, Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs over the Sacramento Kings with an impressive 34-point, 14-rebound stat line.

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Halfway through the 2024 season, the Miami Dolphins entered Monday night just 2-6, in large part because of availability issues with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Against the Los Angeles Rams, Tua delivered a tackle, leading recklessly with his head. There’s a level of understanding and even appreciating his competitive spirit, but it doesn’t make you wince any less every game. Up in the NFC North, the Chicago Bears are struggling with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, prompting a coaching change. No, Matt Eberflus isn’t gone, but he’s fired yet another offensive coordinator in Shane Waldron. The question must be asked - Is Williams in line to be another wasted talent under center by the Bears?

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Among the teams that could give the Detroit Lions a run for their money are the Arizona Cardinals. They’ve won four straight and their defense hasn’t allowed a touchdown in two weeks. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers aren’t getting the wins they were last season, but Baker Mayfield is getting flowers from Calvin as the former top pick is keeping his offense running without the team’s top weapons. Over in the NBA, the Cleveland Cavaliers won two more over the weekend to reach 11-0, putting their perfect record on the line tonight. Devin Vassell will play his second game of the season tonight as the San Antonio Spurs host the Sacramento Kings.

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One of the more controversial endings of the NFL weekend was in the AFC West battle between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Denver Broncos. It came down to a blocked field goal as time as expired, but the Chiefs stayed perfect, reaching 9-0. You know Calvin has his thoughts on the game and the final play. Closing out Sunday, the Detroit Lions pounced on the Houston Texans in the second half, surviving five interceptions from Jared Goff and showing that they are the force in the NFC.

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Even when the Dallas Cowboys aren’t worth talking about, they’ll surely give you something on their own. Dak Prescott is done for the year, and all seems lost. After getting dominated by the Philadelphia Eagles, Micah Parsons was asked about the security of Mike McCarthy’s job and gave the media a juicy soundbite that puts his long term prospects with the team in question.

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