First Take is always a heated discussion as Stephen A. Smith and guests debate about the day's top stories.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 123 days 5 hours 50 minutes
Hour 1: Rockets Win, CP3 Out
Stephen A and Max debate if the Rockets won Game 5 or if the Warriors blew it. Also, the impact of CP3's injury, preview of Cavs-Celtics game 6 and much more.
Hour 2: Michael Kay Takeover
Stephen A., Max and Will debate the impact of the NFL's new policy on protesting during the anthem. Plus, Michael Kay joins the show to talk Yankees and much more.
Hour 1: Sterling Brown Video & Cavs Lose
Stephen A. and Max debate how much LeBron is to blame for the Cavs loss. Plus, Will Cain joins the show to discuss the Sterling Brown arrest video and more.
Hour 2: NBA Conference Finals & NFL Rules
Max and Stephen A discuss who redeemed themselves for the Rockets, LeBron James' comments on reported data of him being slow, NFL'S new rules on protests and much more.
Hour 1: Spain & Fitz Takeover
Stephen A and Max debate who gets the most credit for the Rockets win and if tonight's game is a must-win for the Cavs. Also, Sarah Spain and Jason Fitz join the show.
Hour 2: Le Batard Show Takeover
Dan Le Batard and Stugotz join Max and Stephen A. to debate where the Warriors rank all time, debate who needs to win game 5 more and how much pressure is on Houston.
Hour 1: The Blame Game
Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman debate who is to blame for the Celtics loss. They also debate which Rockets player is under the most pressure and much more.
Hour 2: Pippen Said What?
Stephen A. and Max react to Scottie Pippen's comments on LeBron James and Michael Jordan, question if the Suns should trade the No. 1 draft pick and more!
Hour 1: Steph Come's Alive
Stephen A. & Max question if the Rockets blew the series, debate if the Cavaliers win Game 4 will the series is over and question if the loss was good for the Celtics.
Hour 2: Eagles To The White House?
Max & Stephen A. question if people are getting LeBron fatigue, debate if the Eagles should visit the White House, and 19-yr NBA veteran Jason Terry joins to talk NBA playoffs