Monday's FULL SHOW - June 29, 2026

Stake Shapiro and Drew Butler examine the vibrant soccer culture taking over Atlanta during the World Cup, highlighting the city's success as a host venue. They weigh in on the Atlanta Braves' offensive slump during June and what Alex Anthopoulos might do at the trade deadline. Mike Conte provides expert analysis on the United States' knockout stage prospects and the record-breaking television ratings.

02:03 - America’s 250th Anniversary

07:15 - Recapping DR Congo Match

11:11 - Braves Struggle Through June

17:13 - World Cup Knockout Outlook

20:35 - James Pearce Jr. Incident

25:32 - Phil Mickelson Expose Analysis

30:34 - Mike Conte Joins Show

36:13 - USA World Cup Path

41:01 - Atlanta’s World Cup Success

Steak Shapiro and Drew Butler analyze the Atlanta Braves' statistical struggles throughout June and the long-term impact of Ronald Acuña Jr.'s injuries on his career narrative. They also discuss the PGA Tour's plan to move the Tour Championship from Eastlake and share stories regarding legendary sportscaster Sean McDonough.

01:50 - World Cup Atmosphere

04:30 - Braves June Slump

07:43 - Acuña Legacy Discussion

15:38 - Tour Championship Move

21:44 - USMNT Media Dynamics

29:02 - Sean McDonough Tribute

32:15 - Three Strikes Segment

Stake and Drew celebrate Sean McDonough receiving the National Sportscaster of the Year Award while reflecting on his difficult tenure alongside Jon Gruden. They also debate Jaylen Brown's future with the Celtics and potential fit with the Hawks before taking listener calls on movie favorites and the Peachtree Road Race. Finally, they discuss reported legal issues facing Malik Beasley.

01:00 - Sean McDonough's Sportscaster Honor

05:06 - Three Strikes: Peachtree Prep

10:28 - Jaylen Brown Trade Rumors

12:22 - Malik Beasley Gambling Charges

13:19 - Listener Cry-Worthy Movies

Stakes Shapiro and Drew Butler discuss Scottie Scheffler's surprising playoff miss and the future of the Tour Championship away from Eastlake. They also analyze Mauricio Pochettino's perspective on media coverage and the dynamics of coaching press conferences.

01:32 - Scheffler's Travelers Championship Playoff

02:34 - Tour Championship Leaving Eastlake

05:18 - Reviewing Recent Sports Documentaries

07:35 - Pochettino and Media Relations

Steak and Drew Butler reflect on the energy surrounding the World Cup festivities in Atlanta before diving into the Braves’ offensive struggles. They discuss the frustration of Ronald Acuña Jr.'s recurring injuries and examine Austin Riley's significant slump as the team heads into a hot July stretch.

01:24 - Atlanta World Cup Atmosphere

03:55 - Braves Struggles and Injuries

11:38 - Peachtree Road Race Heat

Mike Conti joins Steak to discuss the massive World Cup excitement building in Atlanta as England prepares for its match. They break down the United States' path through the knockout round and the record-breaking viewership numbers among young fans. The conversation also highlights the passionate support from international fans and the tournament's impact on the city.

01:23 - World Cup excitement

06:51 - USA knockout path

11:33 - Global fan impact

Steak Shapiro and Drew Butler analyze the body cam footage of James Pearce Jr. and discuss performance-based leniency in the NFL. They also examine the explosive details regarding Phil Mickelson's personal conduct and his future in professional golf following a report by Alan Shipnuck.

01:57 - World Cup Knockout Stage Preview

05:23 - James Pearce Jr. Incident

11:22 - Phil Mickelson’s Scathing Expose

Drew and Steak discuss the electric World Cup atmosphere at Mercedes-Benz Stadium following the match between DR Congo and Uzbekistan. They also address the Atlanta Braves' difficult month of June and what to expect as the trade deadline approaches. Finally, the group touches on Netflix's latest releases and news regarding Chris Johnson’s health diagnosis.

01:28 - Butler on American Patriotism

06:44 - World Cup Game Atmosphere

10:40 - Braves Slump and News

Friday's FULL SHOW - June 26, 2026