Steak Shapiro and Sandra Golden evaluate Pat McAfee's growing dominance at ESPN and whether he will surpass Stephen A. Smith as the network's top earner. They examine a massive betting choice facing a Knicks fan and look ahead to the Braves' upcoming home stand at Truist Park. The conversation also touches on local Atlanta news, including the end of the gas tax suspension and new airport parking options.

01:21 - Braves Night At Truist

04:36 - Atlanta Airport Parking Updates

07:23 - Pat McAfee ESPN Impact

08:32 - Knicks Million Dollar Bet

Steak Shapiro and Sandra Golden break down Georgia Tech's disappointing exit from the NCAA regionals, focusing on late-game pitching struggles and blown leads. They express frustration with NCAA tournament rules regarding home-team designations and pitcher usage limits. The segment features audio from James Ramsey on the hindsight of coaching decisions and the emotional toll on star players like Drew Burress.

01:26 - Georgia Tech's Regional Exit

03:17 - Flawed NCAA Regional Rules

05:36 - Pitching and Blown Leads

06:47 - James Ramsey on Hindsight

09:56 - Drew Burress Podium Audio

Steak and Sandra Golden preview the NBA Finals matchup between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks. They examine Victor Wembanyama's transformative presence in the league and the Knicks' unprecedented defensive performance. The conversation also analyzes the definition of NBA royalty and reflects on a painful home loss for Georgia Tech.

01:00 - Georgia Tech Loss

02:03 - Wembanyama's Rising Stardom

04:26 - Knicks Historic Heater

06:45 - NBA Royalty Debate

09:24 - Mike Brown's Perspective

Sandra and Steak chat with C.J. Nitkowski about the Braves' incredible 60-game opening to the season. Nitkowski breaks down why Chris Sale has been the team's MVP both on the mound and in the clubhouse. They also discuss Walt Weiss's bullpen management and the current state of college baseball.

01:00 - Cacio e Pepe and Super Regionals

02:26 - Nitkowski Analyzes Braves Historic Start

05:29 - Chris Sale Dominance and Leadership

10:51 - Bullpen Management and Lineup Depth

16:01 - St. John's and College Baseball

Steak Shapiro and Sandra Golden contrast the postseason failures of Georgia Tech baseball with the success of the rival Georgia Bulldogs. They also break down high-stakes NFL moves, including a simulated trade for Myles Garrett and the Patriots' acquisition of A.J. Brown.

01:00 - Tech Baseball Postseason Struggles

04:08 - Rams Trade For Garrett

08:40 - Braves and Patriots News

Steak and Sandra break down the "devastating" loss for Georgia Tech baseball after blowing multiple leads against Oklahoma. They analyze the program's postseason drought and the stark contrast between ACC and SEC performance. They also preview the Braves' upcoming homestand and react to massive NFL trade news.

01:03 - Sandra Golden and Steak Intro

02:21 - Georgia Tech Baseball Heartbreak

10:42 - Braves, NHL and NFL News

Monday's FULL SHOW - June 1, 2026

Steak and the Drew examine the controversy surrounding Trey Phelps' ejection and subsequent suspension from the Georgia Bulldogs' lineup. They also recap a successful Braves road trip and preview the upcoming NBA Finals matchup featuring Victor Wembanyama.

01:00 - Weekend Recap And Brunch

07:23 - NBA Finals Storylines

11:02 - Braves Road Trip Success

12:55 - Georgia College Baseball Update

17:44 - Trey Phelps Ejection Controversy

Steak Shapiro and Drew Butler analyze the controversial ejection of a Georgia baseball player for excessive celebration during the NCAA Regionals. They discuss the SEC's dominance on the diamond, upcoming NBA Finals storylines, and the logistical challenges of hosting the World Cup in Atlanta. Guest Jeff Wolverton joins to share his perspective on the evolution of sportsmanship in youth and college sports.

01:50 - SEC Baseball Dominance

06:49 - NBA Finals Preview

10:22 - World Cup Atlanta Prep

15:39 - Bulldogs Player Ejection

18:37 - Youth Baseball Sportsmanship

30:28 - Three Strikes Game

They analyze the recent resurgence of Ronald Acuña Jr. and his impact on the Atlanta Braves' standing in the national media. The discussion shifts to a betting debate between the San Antonio Spurs led by Victor Wembanyama and the New York Knicks. They also explore the logistics of the upcoming World Cup in Atlanta and the declining model of late-night television.

01:00 - Ronald Acuña Jr. Resurgence

02:54 - Three Strikes Betting Challenge

06:03 - World Cup Logistics Analysis

09:38 - Evolution of Late Night TV