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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 281 days 20 hours 29 minutes
Hour 2: You have to be great, not good
Can the XFL succeed? Pablo Sandoval achieved something last night that only Christy Mathewson has achieved. Can Daniel Jones be just good, or does he have to be great?
Hour 1: Will the series ever start?
Will Rockets/Warriors ever start? Did the Paul Pierce jinx the Celtics? If Kevin Durant leaves but everyone else stays, would the Warriors still be the best in the West?
Best of: Did Maximum Security Deserve a DQ?
The guys discuss the controversial finish to the Kentucky Derby, and weigh in on which side is correct.
Hour 4: the XFL on ESPN
XFL Commissioner Oliver Luck explains their new partnership with ESPN, and what their relationship will be like with the NFL. Who won the weekend?
Hour 3: Ownership Issues
Maximum Security's owner Gary West calls Churchill Downs greedy for putting 20 horses in the Kentucky Derby. Plus, will NBA owners allow a shortened season?
Hour 2: The Kentucky Derby's Controversial Finish
2x Kentucky Derby winner & NBC Sports analyst Jerry Bailey breaks down exactly what happened during Maximum Security's foul late in the Kentucky Derby.
Hour 1: Maximum Security's Stud Fees
Will Maximum Security and his owner lose money based on the fact that he's not the official winner of the Kentucky Derby? Plus, Joel Embiid can't stay healthy.
Best Of: Sixers Destroy Raptors in Game 2
The guys discuss the Sixers destroying the Raptors in Game 2 and what the future holds for Kawhi if the Raptors lose. Plus, more fallout from Tyreek Hill.
Hour 3: The Horses In The Back
The Kentucky Derby might be the biggest sporting event people show up for to not actually watch the sport. Plus, would it be easy for Kevin Durant to leave Golden State?
Hour 2: Chicks Dig The Long Ball
ESPN MLB Analyst Ryan Howard joins the show and he thinks the balls in the baseball are juiced due to the amount of homeruns being hit. Also, it's time to go down memory lane.